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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
FIRES.
FIRE IN WEST STREET.


Last evening at u o'clock fire. broke out IN the
building No. I64 West street, occupied by j. g. j.
Van Nostrand as -four and feed store, causing dam
ace TO the amount Of about $500. The Oss is said 10
be covered by insurance. The fire originated near the
front door in the vicinity Of the Office, but from what
cause is not yet known.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm in the Fifth District last evening proved
to'be false.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
CITY ITEMS.

PHILHARMONIC SocIErY.-The last Concert Of the
present season will take place this evening, at the
Academy of Music. Miss Mara ). Bralnerd and MT
Timm will lend their valuable aid on the occason
Conductor, Theo EEfsld.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

In the case Of John Scatcbsrd alias Crosse charged
with conspiracy get Huntingdon the forger, out OF
State Prison. by ofa forged pardon, Justice Con-
molly decided yesterday, to hold himto bail in $50 to
await the action of the Grand Jury In default OF bal
the prisoner was committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

REMOVAL OF STEAMBOAT LAsDIsGs FROM THE
FIRST WARD.-The Committee on Whsrves, Piers
and Slips of the Board Of Aldermen, AID. Steers Char
man. met last evening at O'Clock in Mr.. Valentines
Office, City Hal, for the purpose Of considering the
matter of the removal Of the North and East Kve,
steamers from their present berths in the Fl's "A'u
70 point further up town, this being among the "~''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

The finest picture Of Niagara Falls which we have
ever seen is that by CHURCH, now on exhibition az
Messrs Williams & Stevenss. 1t is about eight feet
by fve and is painted with simplicity, breadth and
grandeur betting the subject. 1t must add to Mr.
Church reputation, high rs that is already.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

We learn that the family Of the late amented ".
Kane have commissioned Mr. THOMAS HIcK, to paint
Iii portrait as well that Of Judge Kane, his fahss
The latter is TO be full length the size Of The former
is. we believe, left to the judgment of the artist
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

THT WAY Cattle ARE WISTERED N ILLINOIS
correspondent says the way of the old farmers
Of Illinois winter their cattle is enough to shock any
one with common sense or feelings of humanity. The
corn is huskcd the stalks in the field in the fore
part Of Winter and then the cattle are turned in to eat
the bleached stalks. The wheat is thrashcd on the
praine and the straw loosely piled, and when most
by the stock is found wet through and perhaps
froTen and the only shelter afforded many thousands
Of cattle is such they may find under the lea OF 8
rcil fence, or in patch Of brush" Ii it wonder" he
asks, that no many cattle die here every Winter
Now April IL, the poor beasts have no fodder, and
"tle snow falling and mud frozen stiff. This and the
ad]oinipg counties pay every year tax 70 careless
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Advertisement
SPRING CLOTHIN
fAdvertisnent.l |

Extensive Clothing Warehouse,
Nos &C and 60 Fulton st between Gold and Cldsts
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
fAdyer.

A MEDICINE, scientifically and skilially COM
pounded Which nakss undae pretensons and 10 tecss
n,nd,d nv czeus Of highest respecaby desryes tbe
patro age a the public. Such medicine the Ohf@tso
BITTyRs for the Of ByspeYsis IN all IT, forms
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
fAiverisementl

MoTHs.-Those costly Furs and WoOlen Goods
can BE- PRESERVED by ssdy application of BkEvEss Aorh
Pow DIR experiment. but Sold by tb vDc'
pal Druggists in York Brooklyn and Jersey City
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
fAdyertisenent.I
rr.s.-TnE CaNToN TEA CoMPANY have .

hand every variety 4 TEAs or Grooer Tea Dealers spA "
waite fssri-Souehons Ooions and Young Tyson ison
c,n,s 10 10 Gunpowder ard Imperial from - eenss 70 y
e.uts Other qualities equally low Also eoses sf ssss
Tsuiy Tea for dollar. Ceii and examine =, a. g
No rs Chs;baza-st-, bsiweeE Pearl and Aooses"s'"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

VERMONT Cooks RECEIPT FOR MAKING Coop
CoFFEE.-Take orange carrots and slice them thin
say in slices about eighth Of an inch thick-and
dry them by the stove and before using brown IN an
oven 70 just about the color Of wen-browned coffee,
and put one part of this carrot (unground 10 two Of
coffee; otherwise making a. usual
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

new patt.rs beautiful IN design end ks
ish than ever offered before Cell 1t great Manufacturing
Depot No SN Broadway. Archer, WAhsa 40
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

VALUE OF THr GRASS CRoP.-Chares l.. Flint
Secretary of the Massachusetts Board Of Agriculture,
in his last report, says the annual value of the grass
crop of the United State, for grazing and moving is
not less than 1900 900 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
fAdystisement.i /
CJwDFREIIA:

CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIP'
PR TVS AyrERNoos at O'Clock, well - TaIs EyE~se,
al III ocock at Barnuns Museum and for the last tipe
capital chance tor families 10 treat the children.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

PIAsrYR.-Gen. r. Harmon of Wheatland, Monroe
Co., 4. Y, thinks every crop benefited by plaster
and that upon clover is Indispensable An appica-
ton of 100 ib of plaster will increase the hay crop one
third He sows early in Spring grass, and on grain
as soon as it shows green over the ground. Potatoes
he says, should never be planted without rolling the
seed in plaster. 1t is beneficial on all but wet clay
soils. Sandy gravey, loamy soils never fail to have
their crops benefited by plaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Grand Rirer yeley, Mich, April u

A WHOLESALE Bu1cHER-Within the last nine
months over fifty thousand sheep, as We are cTedoiy
informed have been killed at Albany by one man. Inc
carcases nre mostly sent by the cars to tbs city and sold
in Washington market. The pelts are worth more at
Albany than they here, and it s said that the busi-
ness of killing be carried on there with better re-
salts than TO bring the sheep alive to the city, In our
opinion would be stin advantageous to Kill the
sheep in Ohio that fattened there. There Is no
difficulty about transporting the meat II was done all
last Summer, and will this and may be extended to
any degree desirable.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

NrNByR OF CATTLE IN N,ssICHrSETTs-Hr.
Flint gives number of horses 80,32l; and
steers, 7,5ll; cows and hefers 1900. Aggregate
value, $l5, ,423 524 and the annual product Of hay,
Gas 6lo tuns, valued at $S7G2,9l7.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
Advertisement D.
PHOroGRAPHIC VIEWS Of New-York and Mag.

ara Falls Weshng.on's Statue Union Everett Hou-,
Monument House St Nicholas Hotel Grace Church. City
Hall and OF Gotham for sale at HOLINESS oAI
LERY No. 26e Broedwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
fAdvertissinent.

To NERVOUS SUFPRRERs.--A ns 80 a ssxxs
man health IN few days asr ss r1sans Of
Will .epa free tIe prescription used passe' " NV
NJ DAckALL No. So Fultss-ss, bfo"~p"'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
wopx-The Moyameu

c.uu,ov lIts treatment reviewed.. $50
frs. mage this dsy's PsPef
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
(Adveriseuent. ]


j. GuHSEy challenges the photographic world to p,odsce
Pictures in the above styles equal to those msds al me-
graphic Palace " Art, No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

How TO GET Coon SEEDs.--Thcre is a town Agri-
cultural Society in Andov.r, Mass, which has been
Of great value and tended than anything else
beauty the town. One person belonging to the socie
" plants beets another carrots others some other
vegetables for the purpose of supplying the members
OF the society with fresh aud suelygernina,ng seed
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
.fAdvertisoment;

PpRgsoLoc Al CABINET of FOWLER AND WELLS No JOB
broadway both pheasant and profitable" Rooms always
op~n and FREE Prof FOWLER gives Charts and I written
Descriptous Of Character when desired
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

BURGLARY-Two young men named John McCsrty
and smes Burns were arrested yesterday charged with enter
ing with keys the apartments Of Ann keho. at No I
First avenue ss-s They attempted " escape ny
humping out wndoy, but were eaptnred y
Officer White Of the Seventeenth Ward Police and held "
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

CHARGE OF GRAsD LtRcEsY-Ahce Mciee ana
Joepb REM were arrested yesterday by Ocer Roche Of .he
Frr Ward Police charged with obbns Frederick Drsysf
German sailor Of S6a gold The robbery TOOK place al
house Of N fame in where the complainant
ives made drunk ESQ the stolen money rccovefed and
the accused were locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

NopE or KILLING FowLs.-A correspondent roe.
ommends killing fowls by sticking an awl in the neck.
He says that the blood adds to the good looks and
value OF al sorts Of poultry.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
"ness, which, levied by government would airno<
"rass o rebellion"

VARiKrY OF GRAssIs.-Ar. Flint, in his report, has
gwen one Of the most valuable essays ever printed
descriptive Of the grasses Of NevEngland, enuine-
rating l27 cultivated kinds and giving cute of many OF
them, with their COMMON and botanical names lie
also describes many of the swamp or sedge grasses
and wild plants common TO that locality.
He slso cves the relative value of rasse~ for ieedng
cattle II s as he says, important to the FARMER 70
arn the comparative value OF each species though'
10 be worth oultiva,ing. The nutrltve 'aue oi the
food Of an animal depends chiefly upon the proportion
,f pitrocepous substances It ccnan-. II an animal
,eopi,es an ounce Of nitrogen, if he can obtain il by
eotirc one pound of hay instead of two, that kind is
host that yeld the most nitrogen. II Is an easy matter
10 frish an animal sufficient quantity of woody fiber
feed Of all fatty mat;er- such rs oil cake, gives fat
bu, does not make muscle and give strength For in
stance: the fat-formng principle Of timothy il more
than twice az rich a. that of clover, and il also
passes clover in heat-producng principles. Timothy
contains the greatest per cenage woody fiber and less
water than clover Still, both are very valuable. 1t
is only to know when and where 70 use both Clover,
a. every one knows who has cultivated both s less
hausting TO the soil than timothy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

WASHING BUrTER.-A. Is. Dickenson OF Hornby
n. Y, accepts the challenge Of Robert Bronze, to
prove that there is way that butter be cleansed
Of butternilk, so to make it keep sweet, equal to
washing it in clear, cold set water. In our opinion
Mr. Dckenson undertakes to prove self-evident
proposition.
Undoubtedly butter can he worked 80 az to keep
sweet without washing; so can wheat be cut with
sickle and trashed with fail; but they are not great
labor-saving machines.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

CHARGE eF FALSE PKETEssEs.-Mr. Eh benseu,
broke residing West sixteenth street We tsf
dey arrested by eaeer sweeny Of the Lower fon"e os,t
charged having hy Of false pretenses dea Nv
Alexander O,rasde eso broker, Doing business AZ So l"
Broadway 500 II appears that Mr. Ostrsndcf r.
Gently dfendant several Lots In One hundrrd
nth and hundred and sixteenth streets upon the
that they free from neambrsnee DIT hss
re that par. Of the had been conveyed ~
other partis which sccoun he the loser OF oy me
The accused taken before Justice sobnohy
and held 10 bail IN 5000 10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

Sr,BpYp IN Ak ArrRaY.-ieserday afternoon an
ARRAY took place in Oliver stree. between number
of drunken loafers, during which man named DOM
mick Dougheny cut in the head and face by
knife, ssid to have been in the hands of John ssi-
van. The latter was arrested by officers Moore and
Thompson of the Fourth Ward Police and lockei up
by Justice Connolly. Dougherty was conveyed to
the New-York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

The lss, public service in the Broadway TaecrsA
Gle will be held mex, Sunday evening. An spprcpn-
ate discourse will be delivered and an anthem eom-
posed for the occasion will b. sung by the members OF
the choirs of several churches, who have rendered
their services.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

Maps & GIBBs's KoT.EY DIGGER Al THE South.
Gen. Hammond Of Soutl Carolina having purchased
Of the above implements and not meeting with the
success expected called Committee Of the Farmers
Club of his neighborhood to test it, and their report
published in late number of The Southern Cubfra-
tor condemns the machine without benefit of clergy.
The report says
AT its best. tiis machine subsOiled and rolled
down the land being in such a condition that not q
clod was made q strip inches wide, the center
Of which was twelve and n half inches deep, and the
whole On an average Of ten inches. II could do no
more.
THE diggers at the sides entered the earth. making
holes on an average four nches deep, and scoOping
out al every six inches handful of earth The entire
width Of subsoled and scarifed land was eighteen
inches and very thin coating OF dead grass choked
il up every thirty or forty yards
On the other hand. we have seen the machine do
good work in a rapid manner, drawn by one pair Of
horses. Still not satisfied that the earth can
be much more cheaply puverized by the digger than
it can be by good plows. This is of the agri
cultural machines that should be most fully and care
fully tried, and the cost of its work compared with
similar work by plow, under the superntendence Of
competent committee Of a State National Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

TIE Fruit PRosPTcT IN OHIo.-1he Cincinnati
Gazette Gays that the prospects of the fruit crop are
favorable in Ohio. One-half lqute enough of the
peach buds are uninjured. This will make good
crop. Pears alsO safe. Early cherries are dam
aged later ones not much. Grapes are in good cond-
ton. South Of Cincinnati the prospect is not so
favorable.
This account was written before the snow storm and
cold weather last week. We hope that has not
changed the scene to one of desolation.
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SChOOt,erS.
OF Lou1s1ANA-LAw DE

The Lectures in this Department will commence
cond Monday of Noven 1851 and CONTINUE until the first
Mony oil April, 1855 They will important
branches of The Civil Common Constitutional and 1nterna-
toDal Law, well Equity Jun prndepce and Practice.
Lectures will be delivered by four Prof, ssors.
Those by Professor McCAEB will of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and The Jurisdiction Of the
Courts OF the United Stnes.
Those by Professor RANDEII. HUNT will treat of Com
mercial Law, Criminal Law, and the law of Evidence.
Those by Professor ROSEIIUS will embrace the Civil Law
Land Titles. whether derived from England, Spain France
the United States and tile Practice of the Court OF Civil Ju
dcon in Louisi
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law, Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will he conferred on those
students only who shall have attended full courses of Lee
full after having twelve months under
the direction of ctabe Counselor ~ LAW md who SHALL
examination by the Professors be tpud deserving
Of the honor.
The Professor S25i matculaon fee So;
$40 for the diploma.
All ncu,ions must be addressed to the Dean Of the
Faculty, NJ New Orleans. TEiE0DDRE II. McCAi4EB,
irlN tmlO bean Of the EAemlty.
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES. 1.-The sales Of Sugar embraced
AZ hhds Louisiana in lots at previous rates In Mo-
lasses nothing of any moment done. ...|
FLOUR. The stock light and the market firm, with
sales 800 bbs St Louis superne in several lots at S
s. 12ls q Dbl.
GRAM Corn was still improving and about 1000 sacks
sold from store including 5i White in two three lots
nj 90c COO and some lots of Mixed and ord
nary Yellow S5S11sc q bushel OF Oats 600 sacks St
Louis disposed of 65@66t q bnshel The sales OF
Bran confined to small lots at 95c II 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS noticed only retail sections in Pork,
generally at 1913 50 u Dbl for Mess Bacon firm with sales
of 25 casks Ribbed Sides l2 10 at 1874 two small
lots of Clear ~ casks good Shoulders at 9a and some
retail parcels for Prime Shoulders l2s for Ribbed
Sides and 4l41ac T. ID for Clear Sides Of Lard 45 tierces
Prime sold and or two small lots OF kegs at
Ice y ID.
INDIA BAGGING.. "A Geographic dispatch from Boston,
dated Sth reported " Baggpg held at t4c and one from
New York Of the 7th says Gunny Cloth lac and upward
GUNNY BAGS. We noticed saes of about 100 bales Medium
weight l2sl3c and offer of l3a refused for lol of
Extra heavy, held lac. Geographic dispatch from Bos
ton reports the market there frmat be.
COFFEE Sales of so bags at O1sc 500 at 1913, and 29
Prime at lli4c u II,
SAIL hear of some movement in Salt, and understood
that 10 coo perhaps 21G0 sacks Liverpool were sold Oh
Friday saturday, particulars have been reported
FREIGHTS 800. We heard Of no transactions. We still
quote Cotton to Liverpool at ed, and to Havre
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Shipping snteIIlsenfe.
MONDAY, July 20, 1857.
NJ EiDEn CAT'ITRD

Steamship Philadelphia MCGOWAN for New York via Havana
Jennings, Laughland &cu
Steamship Atlantic Iawess for Galveston aud Indianoia
Harris Morgan &co
Bremen Ship Ernestine, Frericks for Bremen, +.
Rodewald &co
SHIP Ashland. Clark, for Boston, G A rosdck
ship India Hownt for Bremen. W8rnekin Il kerchhotf
ship Gsenn Leav 1t, for New York, Aaron Cohen
Brenen Bark Fecs, Rose, for Genoa, Baxter, Lowell
BARK Contest, Allen, for Boston, 9 Mccker Sco
Spanish Bark Catalina Gfiga Barcelona Pug
Spanish Bark Ysabh, Garriga for Barcelona,
. PUG Avandaao
Big G H Chase, Canghlq, FOR Havana,
Boudousuuie & Phillips
schrI Matron Taylor for HAVANA, Godenbow Lesparro
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By the statement the Bank Louisiana is in line S39 Co.,
the Canal Bank 1921 co., the Citizens Bank Co., the State
Bank s6O,001-toa SS55OOO Will any fnancier inform if
it really necessary for the Bank of Louisiana to discard
offerings the ground that they satisfactory: II the
Ajax has got to having nothing but second and third class
component Of its offerings which its Board does
consider satisfactory and then its contemporaries for
their balances daily why there is something wanting in its
1t is folly for public institution set itself mp
its dignity it The day is past for that but to cut
long short how do the managers reconcile to be $3.50
in line last Saturday Si3ao to-day and the they
rejected selling the street II and ID cent If
good dealers would touch with foot pole
there is vast difference The ideas of of good
folks outside and inside Of the bank paror.
There nothing done in to-day.
Exchange moved along quietly Some round sums of sight
New York sold at premium net the Banks holding
at u premium No change 60 days. Sterling quiet, and
transactions to our knowledge. Francs the
The subscriptions the Crescent City Bank reach the
desired of million of dollsrthat u.s. this
has been subscribed and paid the the
charter. 1t will move onward as fast possible.
Condonofthe Banks ofthis city for the ,oeck ending
day, July IL, 1851
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pERsEvEKANCI1 DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Corner Of st, (iharlesHud Clio Streets New Orleans
GElRGE PrRNFS, Architect and builder resusruly IN
forms his friends the p, bic That he has in addition 70 m
rm" asur>~ commenced te nmHulrUre Of Doors Sn>he
AMI HuI Of every description DE establishment.
All urIyrS left tie C1nUerch Place The factory
7rM H." Necsacs' ENea:e Boz q, Wal he promptly al;
tended ~ my 6M
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.

SATURDAY, August 1st, 1857. Mt II O'Clock
. ~ Banks Arcade, by virtue and in OF
der from the Honorable r H. Morgan dated June lth 1851,
for account of said succession. will be sold, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District, in
the square Erato Thalia, Jacobs Howard
formed Of the lots and being the portion
said per plan Of c. A. Heddn deposited in the office
Said feet Thaiia
by and 10 lines which said depth being the full
width Of snid lots and 5.
TERMS-CaSh
of sale before j. Dunlap Notary Public at the
Of the purchaser. jy1 II Is Is au1
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coNsTARLE,s SALES.

7-7777 -
CONSIAbLE,o SALES.
r,r.1 Jv,7,e.7. s53saNI HasT1sos :. R1c.
Parish IF Orleans NOR RIsoN and WIEN. I al
Of the Peace foI the PIs Of Orleans vii pscsd 20 WI
B l g 3
ssilss 4 H. MI above .Ds s
TEE z : G on the spot wx = o,r,,,
. ~ - s,rp 49, - sen''"'''.
pRK.rR ceun ns Jusrrcn, sAM,L HASTINGS ". EIcH-
p..s,,ss aol's'n'' 'Asp Ao ~ ss FEMME
~ addresse par Honorable D. r. Mcbsn Justice
pas l. paroisse sprocedsra pub
ss5,i 6das sasrs ellSssaas. IA
Tvs ID Is D r VIM. C. oU1RK, conns.able.
7if;, ssIsal
nv vr.T,1r :, ~. : n. s, 4 ssi a., ,..,s.
D. r. sse me sss By ss %
\; 8 ssss .ssss e
Nd s 4 S sssss
pfsss ass ssssss1 a
i'''j's % aus : Constable
pRExIss coga pg Jrsrrcr I.oEENzE MEE1sHI v. Jyo
= ri,e. No. a.s5l. I
so yK Ct . aan Mrt a DE- aass
p r MITCHELL Premier Juge dc Paix pour paroisse
d'Orleans je procedera en- vents pnbdue SA HE Ia at
1856. ! midi ilste TAreade de Banks y . A'A'
as on nE ssr s dsf sr ss ss
s'sa sns' les
ss h1a. ss
tsse iys ?. aas---xxe eGIEK, oonas,abis
rHi F. 5ssTsss x22kE
p b. The Hon s. T. MITCHELL firs justice &c q tSs
auction THGRspAY the sd DAY q July Isl. I. my
"A = LOT LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and KITCHEN
os ssisss 4 he above entitled ,u r. 'i' h'f
TERMS-CasL on the spot
iyll 13Ns wI c. QUIRK Constable
5is - -. y I ~ 4
r'.s''.s s,o5!s.n'. s'Di''9ss y 's ssAh7s y
b = HI,sssl rrs sssas s@e s g
"a Tor w - = ~ =, a's.
S;| s.: ss.;s
I syll - ~ . -- WIN. g eg1RK, conne.abls. 7
Parish Of Orleans RAiMoNn T. M va 6. sns
sss %
M j f. ssss1s oS J. q 5i situated h
sssnns ss s'a ha . Il a
with all the buildings and improvements thereon consisting
ss. y Is i 5 s. spot VIM ouIRK Constable.
p.. ,,.. co,.. :. ,,..,,- ,,,,r !, ~ :
''OA ~ sEPH RAfMoNp. f S m.. CO
up Sa nc IS E, a T1l u: se5 :,
III address mar Ibonarasie = Mih 1P Ps mS
pn aA p5 i IS ee s as Fl hse
II i MorTIE n,rrN or mr. rpppr =, ~,
ct s et dams et No 80 yisn PLAN lsd iss borne
an snrdi, erra;n pes,re * nd @ ~ laenele mon!
pled entire gns p.rases ensemble les baIis.es ct toue
anac cn;sna W. Nv en- ane ha'son oa
Ss;s; dans y, sa ss .3 y; d eh oos
"a % " "A q % ap moment &c ppadjndicaon
FIRST JUSTICES GouRr, A. THoMPsoNS Co. vs. JANE:
Ply VIRTUE of writ OBJ OF piarins fieri li Ia
esS aims; p Montsomery; directed BY The
leans will proceed to sell at public auction TUESDAY
G a aas st say 1851 at IL o'clock NJ at my
EN- UTENSILS; $500 ''' saw ~
I yis u p "a on the spot. r,, o,,,,,-
........
PREMIER CouR DE JUSTICE 4 THOMPSON ct CYE W.. JAS
I'm VERTI Dim yrit dc fu e. 5;s, ~ ~
T. cias contre b. Montgomery moi adrese par PbonoraS
leans je procederai en- vene pnbone MaRpi Ie % mill
aa an NOV Tp; pFsii = Sis
ys , 3 a" WSmsnt okR
SECOND yUsI1cE,s co5rT Jerry OF WV oRIrays :
= Parish OF Orleans Widow NJ. BACH-No. l57.
/ RY. VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to m
lie auction at Banks Arcade On MAGAZINE Street
ver and Natchez streets on SATURDAY the st day Of Al
5 to-wit; 80