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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
THURSDAY MORNING

MYSTERIOUS AND SUSPICIOUS. Sunday
morning, Mr.. Stull discovered on the point Of
land in the rear of his mill on Cotton creek,
a saddle, bride and mocha, also a rope,
which had been cut, as it appears, where it
had been tied round some animals neck. There
we're blood stains on the mochila and rope
Near the spot were the ashes of fire. and
the remains of burnt clothing razors, combs,
scissors, etc, which would lead to the belief
that pedler's pack had been opened and
burned there. A slate was found which had
written on it what appeared to be contract.
In the remains of a shirt sleeve, was small
quantity of quartz anagum. The tracks Of
two animals, a horse and mule, were traced
leading from the spot into the road to Phillips
Flat, where they were no longer dscernabe
from other tracks in the road. Mr. Stull has
the articles above mentioned, in his possession
at his mill. Cannot some one throw little
light on these suspicious circumstances?
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

TULARE AND FREsNo.-We learn that inn
provements are rapidly being made in these
two counties At visalia many improvements
of substantial character are going on, and
the fertile valley of Tulare is fast becoming
populated. Keysvile has also recently added
to its appearance, by several new buildings.
At Millerton, Messrs McRae & Rivercomb
have about completed a substantial brick ad-
dition to their commodious hotel, built of the
same material. Travellers will notice it by
its tasty and neat exterior appearance, and re-
member its interior by the accommodating
manner in which their comforts are attended
There has also been new storehouse opened
at this place. and filed with a fresh lot Of
goods
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
CO. DIR. l.. j. ozaplsay. - We would d,rec,


the especial attention of inyads perusa of Dr. L. j.
Czapkays advertisement be found in another column
this paper in order to place the services of learned
experienced physician within their reach SO much III has
been inflicted the human family from the perncous and
ignorant practices Of emprcs that II as # we were
dlng bounden duty to make known where udcous relief
be obtained To those unfortunate enough to suffer
from the effects of sexual private Diseases their III
treatment cheerfully commend Dr. L. J. czspkay as
of scientific and medical requirements possessing
all the requisites, from long experience and acknowledged
skill for the successful practice of his profession Having
made sexual complaints especial study, like the cee
braed eord Paris he enabled to guarantee speedy
and permanent all of private chronic dis
whether the effects of eonagon selfabuse or
vry and in order that patients at distance may avail
themselves of his advice free consultation by open
20 them. The knowledge that have of the numerous
he has effected of which Of long standing
leads TO place much faith in Dr. c. efficacy, and
mend him to the confidence Of those in III health Dr.
Capkay's rooms Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery San Francisco m20.tf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

WAR, TALLow AND GoDLNEss.-People can
scarcely believe that the war in India could
possibly have arisen from so ridiculous mat
ter as a dispute about guano. People who
reason thus, are not posted up in the foolish
mummeries of Hindostan. The COW, for in
stance, is sacred animal to the Brahmin.
She is regarded with the deepest reverence.
Beef is forsworn by all Hindoos. To eat any
part of COW is a horrible sacriledge, and it is
quite as bad to eat of anything fried or rubbed
with beef tallow, says an exchange paper.
A story is told of Brahmin, whose religion
forbade him to eat of any animal food or de-
your any living creature, but who was once
induced to look through a microscope. There
he saw his purely vegetable food was all alive
with little living creatures. He saw, and in a
fit of rage at once dashed the costly instru-
ment to the ground, and trampled it furiously
into fragments. His reason was that it would
render the faith of millions impossible, and he
begged and besought that this fatal knowledge
might be kept away from his poor country
men.
As we have already mentioned, new cart
ridge was got up for the use of the Indian
army This cartridge was so large it could
not be got into the musket without greasng
The grease used was beef tallow. Every time
soldier therefore, bit cartridge, he was
committing gross sacriledge-banishng him
self from all the benefits of his religion, making
himself accursed. Entertaining these notions,
il is no wonder that the cartridges led to an
insurrection, the cost Of which will not be less
than fifty millions Of dollars by greasng
with beef taow, John Bull trode on the con-
sciences of the Hindoos Had he used mutton
fat, the Mohammedans would have drawn their
swords and gone in for the very plug-muss
now engineered by the Hindoos-a class of
people who believe that splitting on fat OK
will lead to perdition with more certainty than
killing your father and selling his skin to a
morocco dresser Great institution, that hu-
man being He is the only animal that can
reason, and yet he is the only creature ass
enough to worship rocks, cats, short-horhed
bulls and white elephants.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

FRAcAs.-A difficulty took place last eve
ming Q3th) says the Sacramento State Jour
nal, at the corner of Third and j streets, be-
tween w. I. Ferguson, Esq, and Mr. F. r.
Folger, of the Union, in which several blows
passed between the parties. Mr.. Ferguson, as
we are informed, commenced the attack The
affair grew out of structures on the actions of
members of the Fire Department. that appear
ed in the columns of the Union. No great
damage was done to either party, and no ar
rest followed the fracas.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

LARGE PEAR-We have before us pear
which is the largest we have ever yet heard
Of, weighing forty ounces. 1t was pluckcd
from a tree on the grounds of Mr. G. Moody,
at San Jose, by j. w. Patrick, Esq, of this
vicinity, and evidently had not obtained its
full growth as it is very hard and green. Any
one wishing a sight at the "wee thing" can
obtain it by calling at our office, as Mr. Pat
rick has placed it at our disposal week or SC
for that purpose.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

The NEXT LEGIsLATuRE.-Thep political COM
plcxion of the next Legislature will be as fol-
lows: Senate-Democrats % Republicans,
81 Americans, 2; Independent, l. assembly
Democrats, 54 Republicans, 0 /; Americans,
8 Independent, 4.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-Mr. J. +. Meyers
of Mariposa, has received and accepted Of a
tender of a complimentary ball from the cit
zens of that place, in relief of recent losses
he has sustained by fire, and named Thursday
evening, Goth, at Assembly Hall, as the time
and place.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

PRosPERous.-Th value of taxable proper
ty in Georgia, increased thirty millions of dol
lars last yearl The State tax has in conse-
quence been reduced to eight cents on one
hundred dollars, or about one-twelfth of one
per cent
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

DEATH OF A CALIFORNIA VoLuNTEER-Hen-
ry Vidette, who was accidentally killed on
Saturday, at the Aubin Gas Works San Fran
cisco, was member of Col. Stevenson's
regime mt of California Volunteers.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

is still paying richly. A correspondent of the
Globe, who has visited it recently, had glance
at one of the strong boxes of the company and
saw two bags holding only two thousand oun-
ces of gold-a mere trife
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

MEAT MARKET. Meat has been in good de-
mand at Messrs. Montgomery & Cocanour's
shop for some time past and the supply "gin
eout t'other night, cause why, every body
buys there. You'll have to shoot an extra,
Gill, as we can't do without our regular steak.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

Nor ARRIvED.-Up to the time of our going
to press, we have not received any news of the
arrival of the Mail Steamer, now over due, five
or six DAYS.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

PANORAMA OF THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.-The
Panorama of the Yosemite Valley, is now on
exhibition at the American Theater, San Fran
cisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

1W- Mr. Lennebacker, Agent of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in this place. will please accept
our thanks for files of San Francisco papers.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

CHANGED.--The name of the town formerly
known as Rabbit Creek, in Sierra county, has
been changed to that of La Porte.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

APPLEs.-A late steamer brought upwards
of three thousand boxes of apples from
Oregon.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

SEED OATS AND BARLEY.-See advertise
mcnt of Adam Yates. Purchases will find a
good article of either at his store, at Merced
Falls.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
JACOB KOCHER,
STOVES, TIN AND COPPER.WARE,
sHEET-IRoN, HARDWARE, &c.,
STORE ON THE PLAZA, HoRNITos.

4 CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
" Cooking, larlor Artight and other Stoves Roofing
Jobbng of every description done to order in
that cannot fail to suit
Az orders will be attended to with promptness and dis
patch. ielltf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
Rcnova1.

A lie GRAND, formerly proprietor of the Lager Beer
IA. Saloon, Main street, Mariposa, next door "a
Cohen Samues Brick Store would respectfully inform HI.
former friends and patrons that he has removed to the
Dorado Saloon where he be found at all hours ready te
wait upon the thirsty public. olu
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SUGAR. The market firm with sales Ct about $50
hhds ut 6t4Ql7t &c for Fair to Prime. 600.
MOLASSE $50 bbs sold early in the day at &c but
subsequently prices declined 2c and 100 bbs sold at 25c U gal
Ion, closing dull at that rate. .'.
FLOUR The sales embraced 1000 bbls, of which 200
Fine 81 b 400 Unbranded Tennessee and Kentucky at S.
400 superhne S. So 800 bakers brands at IS 62a,
and $50 Fancy at IS 10 p Dbl. .r..s.... ..
GRAIN. Corn unchanged with sales of about 5000
sacks of which 300 Inferior New As and Soc 600 in two
three lots at &c. $50 Prime New &C., and zoos Prime Old
Mixed at Zoe n bushel OF Wheat 1000 sacks sold at
and 900 on the evee for Prime Red sales of Oats
embraced 1000 100 sacks ST. Louis mostly at 5c S bushe
OF Bran 400 sold 81 05@Sl TO- and Shorts at
81 10 y 100 ibs ....
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing slowly at 5000
SOL F bbl Bacon dull and nominal at l23s@131sc fol
Sides and about 01IUsc p for Shoulders .of Lard
of key much lower price than last quoted
COFFEE. Some $500 bags sold, comprising 100 a
SIC 1856 $50 at So $40 at :, and $50 at &c D H. We
also noticed Ss63 bags shipped for Europe.
SALT cargo of 74O0 Liverpool was sold private
cagoes may be quoted at about SOC y sack
round.
INDIA BAGGING.. Holders asking ll1s@l2c q
yard.
HAY. One or two small of Western sold at S9@
SO 80 p tun.
ALCOHOL We noticed sales of PIG bbs Boyes at 35c
gallon, an 50 of Fletcsrs at the same price, ..
WHISKY. Some 200 bbls Rectifed sold at l7c and 20
Extra in lots at 1870 &c q gallon.
FRETGHTS.. We heard of new engagement. Ships Of
the berth filling up with Cotton at IA for Liverpool
lc for Huyre.
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We have from time 10 time good deal 10 about the
Ohio Life and Trust Company because Its President
was sort Of bantng from Boston, endorsed by
residence in City AS the Ohio Life Company was
the first 10 of he panic and which has dealt
Internally Orleans force three out OF nine banks
into suspension conceive 1t duty to keep
the public Of this immaculate association Here Is the
latest intelligence, taken from Cincinnati paper:
The committee appointed by the creditors Of the Ohio se In
and Trust Company at meeting on this eth day OF
October with INSTRUCTIONS ascertae and report the CON
creditors 10 be called by COMMITTEES practicable
take this mode Of saying 70 the creditors that the com
ttee Of the nforna ion as yet to enable
make such will require the meeting Of the rrea
slant the committee had interview with the board Of
asgnees Of the Company BY which they learned
that Board OF Trustees and assgnees had employed MI
counts exeon should be omitted within their
power applied, bring adjustment TO close That
Implicitly SUITS attachments and every variety OF legal
the Company New York Of which only be
determined decisions Of the courts and which will neces
sariy require weeks perhaps months years
Ed Eescent-or their entire disposition until which time
any definite statement of the condition and the liabilities and
assets of the Company. ,,.,g - RI.
We however feel constrained to the creditors that We
are convinced that the affairs of The Company the be
hands under the circumstances they could he placed
speedy economical and advantageous for the bench
concerned And that with fair degree OF patience b.
produced from the assets will be realized by thu
The committee have statement due to tn
themselves this time in the absence Of suci
information would authorize the call of meeting, and tn
creditors that meeting will be called and repor
made such information shall be received will re
| auire Il by The comrnittee. W. r. MORRIS,
| W. j. BYERS,
| October y, 1857. JOHN 81. KELLY.
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W. BYERS,
JOHN H KELLY
October q, 1856
CALCUTTA September 1857.

There is large falling of in the shipments for the
ponding time in 1856.
There loading the LIST September eighteen vessels for
the United States ces 900 bags and 81 500 pieces
cloth The following remarks from the circular.
ExpoRrsSince circular of the Sth ult the of
affairs In the interior improved in any respect Great
insecurity along the whole Of the ange. and
none supplies of country produce which arrive from the
great Cawnpore Mapore and Ghazeepore,
Ing to market Nor expect them for months
to come appears that the expected rentoceaens from
England looked for much before the LIST November
and in that they reach Alaabad and CawDpore
before the January resumption of business the
Ganges therefore, be expected before that time
SUCAR-Our pretty well supplied with the Benares
white the demand both for England and America
continues dull prices easier For Bombay alone small
parcels quality have realized II m8und and for
Americas ver small quantity taken at 10 maund
ExcHANGE.- has been difficult to sell bills during the past
fortnight the banks have become drawers instead of
chasers small transactions have taken place at 22
but longer possible sell that and hear
mail closes that 1885 has been generally accepted by
sellers.
largest England with has already produced
dead weight being taken at about 3but many shippers
holding back for much lower rates. Three four vesse
have been up hin the last for China at 81
per bag demand understand continues for
in direction Should the price of rice be maintained IL
China surplus during the next few months
he absorbed by article otherwise fear that
ceedingy freight will prevail here for sometime
come The rate Uni States continues $40 nonay
| but little nothing is doing.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. 7

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oa Do s
~:
Ssls assss afPsa
F Ais f' Fss.ss
y EDWARD Sslls lscss q Gsass S.:s ss,io.
4s s. as ses soods ssos
Harris 5syns Walker Stuart
a s ss.s. Bird
Jisa1ss asos j Ri. S.s
Srsd ssss ss o RaSss az. cotton
s..s $s.s ,iss
r., &C.
i k Sss
oTs Essy W 4 Allen ase ss.s
% s.: ss:.se
aeo fo H.
Cossa-s sacks Price kco57 sseks Grant,
e s1s % md
.
Frelson, Stevenson to ordsrTo s bales
4 cotton. , ass gs5S !. a.s. W ,ssisa r.
Carroll Pritehsld deoSs Es.ln xess FsIloves SeoU
S.I
A. e s..G goo he1beIsss
LIS Washipgton jackson &co-i2 Coleman Putnam &co-2s
1 SLalsnde Wright Allen &c0-S3 Edward Nalle &co-l5
Cntrer, Harrison Aco4 Warren Gilmore 6co4bales
Harris Lewis do Freson Conway Aco-4 bses
Burbrdge 6co-60 bhls nioasses Bogart Foley Avery
% hhds sugar I2o bbls moassea
IS moIases Durye &co hhds sugar % moasse,
Burbrige &co2 hf hb Tolasses 40 bbs uoasses Affair
40 bbls Wessse, Brady xcoS hid. Miles, Adam
bbs molasses Wright Allen Gco-l5 bbs moasses 10 Green
Crumpa8 bbls nnoasses to Kelly &co-6 shd sugar 4
bbs m0lasses Plcher Goodrich &co hhds Baud
binds sugar ~ ons mossss 2q half bbs molasses
gar bbls mplssscs sacks CHM Ac
bales cotton Isl sugar 1872 bbs molaseS II half bS mo
- Irry U pocr- c..ou.r - -l..... .. /, "
Estlin Aco-l0 H Fraser Aco-l9 d Williams
r evsGh Miops ou - LenaSS levitt Morton &c
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sNen 0rlsalrs 4ailu 6rtsrrt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Atm @rltans atluusr Nlarkst. ]
.CRsscssf ovyIcx, No. 70 Camp street, .
Monday Evsuine. Nov. d 1877.


oa''ei .sss Ds,' s.:I IL z re- s.s sf'
The week opens under very svorabs praspscM crest
staple cotton is IN demand ruling question
change q settling down IL yor further adyssee IN the
great staple. 6s5 ~ ia MI Il asa ssf a, Oh
Specie II expected BY every csuvsyanes The stssm.r
Grsssda New York, VIII bring 9Iso0o0 that point
and may bring further amount from Havana. Is 80
There very little done In the way discounts day.
The managers the do not consider that they
IN sueiesy strong position TO oxpand although they
Louisiana, $3.50 the Cisns, $4,000 the Canal Bank,
the State Bank 92800O This IL very formidable
showing and which further strengthened by the daily state
ment as made this morning. lfs4.
The exchange market firm to-day Drawers would NOT
the prices Of Saturday. and have TO very
The enhanced the
New York sad TX ceLt discount with asking
Tn is equivalent. however, saypghst not draw
Ing to-day One days sight held 224 discount Ser
ling went 1902 cent We quote good sterling bills
g9s with asking 100 Francs 6IO@605
The Market all round in favor Of drawers
There nothing done in stocks Vs. however learn that
l01 refused for Canal Bank and 1872 for State Bank
Nothing doing paper. This community getting along
that the selling Of paper u becoming almost obsolete
small Of Al placed At the Of "a per cent
per Annu which much favorable than paying 1890
There srriyai day from Braxos ST. Iago bringing
small Of silver, which 1t presumed, will into th
Mint In every respect the general financial market has
4 steady upward feeling. =. . ~ z. ~ i '
The returns banks Of the city Of New York satur
day the slst October show the following variations
Decrease in loans and discounts sz676
increase IN specie. %1d,dSo
Decrease In circulation. 549,g9
Increase IN deposits actual. 3997.2SS
It will be the reduction in discounts still
but not rapid exhibited for weeks
The in specie and deposits the favorable N
Ie the statement and should do much towards resorir
public confidence The specie amounts to near
thirteen million of dollars The California steamer at har
with one million half board which, with large receip
from sources will swell the banks reserve
the neehbohood Of fifteen millions The absence Of large
camille helps the banks keep their discount lin
as the withdrawal suspended paper made quite an item
the reduction. .g5. a ss.ss y, tl.es is,
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE VAIU
able TwoStory Brick Houses being the Of Bunve
and Bourbon H-

SUCCESSION OF MRS SUSAN HEPP-THREE VALU
sbe Twoory Brick Houses being the corner OF Bisnvie
and Bourbon Streets Il 81 80. N l-
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctoneer. 40 - q
sCATURDAY, Nov. 81, 1861, ct ~ o'clock NJ.
- In The of the st. Louis Hotel by virtue OF an
order from Honorable second District Court Of New
leans dated October 1851 No. s32 for account of said
GERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
Of this city in square bounded Bienyle Bourbon Cont
and Royal streets the Of Benve and
Bourbou Streets and American measured more or
less 60 feet front Bsnye street By 50 feet deep and
ing on Together with the twostory Brick
Building containing large store on The ground floor and about
q LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring Amecan easure) less IS feet front
street by 90 feet in depth Together with the two
story containing about five gallery ETC.
Kitchen containing about three yard cistern ETC.
s. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above Ger
ner lot Benve measuring american measure more
or less feet front Bienyle street. 65 feet deep To
pether with two-story Brick House containing about -four
room cabinets etc. kitchen containing five rooms, yard
csern ETC. .--.
balance g. IL and Is months credit for notes
said property and bearing an eventual
of payment at maturity The build
insured against the risk fire until The Anal psy
The year 1867 to be paid by the purchasers
Acts sale before A. Duca,el, ESQ.,, Notary Public
4 ol7 -
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sehr sousron Perry days from Pensacola % Poosy, Nico

sehr ssgts5en Perry dsys from e P9osy Sieo
fsso T77si srgAABoATs.
s4ssi - Princess wilson from vieksbuYx, fgEs
y John snonds Church, fton nenphis
9 a.sss:. se ssas iron rom fisss . sess
s9 % CALIFORNIA; Hutchings. frcM Mobile y
Music, strsek, fron Louisville III 7e3 yr
sssl aess se Sss.s. i sseS o. s siss.
Drought ap bsfHs Europs and Aura. AZ
4 EsBKLow-CoMIyG UP.H sytel ..t
ship Nathan Hssau. Pisrcs, from Boston. a.@t - -
oidsn SIP oThysn . d.y. from Bremen to rhisis SCI
8 @ EXPORTS. es} s7f7ss ~
BosTON-Bark Alyado-lse taies cotton 22ss bills -four
l9isbags salt petre 100 boxes oil stones -
PENsACOLA--sehr CalfsmiAS 800 bbs Shells e-
Z PENsACoLA--schr cviiity -, ooG bricfa. Ea.;
asa 5,3 IMPORTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aura- oeasks nee 10 Chapman 4
1sss rs-I 70 Cha
Buchspsn 1eo.C Coleman, Putnam AcoIJ Wyshs &co-s
z T. Ieyy-McKelroy Bradford--Col DTompkins-and
order. 4ss,ss y Il 55,5 ~ r4grA II y {t
BRAzos sANTIAGoschr Ed Barpard--ls bales wool OK
hides $50 pigs IS slabs BGrahs19 pes copper
hides Gco9O skins % bales wool $3.50 spsci
Pedreauvie Broshers2soo DO MArbury Forster 1000 DO
Cabsllero Basaado-sO do SturEenedger Eternod9a
e Rsn:nSs1 Sc 50 ss Helm
LIvERPooL-shtp Pattersons777 sacks salt TO orde.
CAMPEAcHY-schr Arogane- $50 IN specie to Fernar
Zachsrie Aco. e 5,1 IN .gFs,l "a ri
PENsAGNLAschr southron-e,oo feet lumber to Poole,
PENSACOI,k--Schr kr} so,nson ror
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gebietu Of TIE Darkets.

TUESDAY MORNING. November 10, 1851
COTTON The demand again active yesterday and
suited sales 5000 bales though the supply limited and
prices 1sc above Saturdays range We now quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. IS U~H
Inferior Middling. .l03@l2
Ordinary 9S@I0 Good Middliug. .2l f"0l21s
Good Ordinary Middling Fair .l2%&-
Low MiddliDg .ll@llt4 Fair
TOBACCO. I'VE heard of no transactions -.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. az. ~
o.. Cotton-baes. TobRcco-hhdB
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1857. ......... 1887 1879
Received since 2sOsU - I'll 49,
yesterday 1888 25a355 0oe III
-.... . d. 247,l90 ~ l4,69s
Exported SINCE ......... a5,l63 7,7Ol
Observation-Disclosures. i66 $3.50 20 7,7Ol
...r- l5lS6I 6,997
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LOT OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS ON MUSIC
street-Successiono Of Caroline Martin. I. we.
-1,.x xrIo

.-t ~ BY N. VIGEIE, Aucdoneer.
CATURDAY, Nov. 2Sth, 1857, Mt IL O'Clock
. NJ the Refunds Of the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue Of an
order from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans No. l3 dated 24sh October, 1851 will be sold at
public the following described property for account Ct
said ssion- ~ :.
LOT OF GROUND IN the Third District Of this city, in
the square bounded by Music God Urquhsrt streets and
Washington Avenue, designated by No 90 of square No iG
and inches front Music bv III fee
deep between parallel nestogeher with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
u.TERMS-One half cash. and the balance six month";
approved endorsed note secured by mortgage
the property sold ~,
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Ship Dione Fales Liverpool 18th September master
2 Point. y p 'F' 10 - - 7. T. q .......
British Bark Europe suton from Beleze Honduras in d
81 to VIII Mure-Point ~ - '.,.- .'-.
Bark Aura Crosby IA from Charleston to master-lst
& dist % I" '.4-@ n A. :.
schr Ed Barnard sone hours from Brazos Santiago TOT II
list