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A REMONsTRANCE FROM UTAH.

@wAsHISsroN, April 14.-An address from the
people of Salt Lake City was read in the Senate
20 day. They ask redress of their grievances.
and complain of the utter contempt with which
the acts Of their Governor and Assembly have
been treated They point to conflicts between the
United States troops and the States as indicative
of the decay of the Union, adding that riots occur
even in Congress They recount their trials and
expulsion from the western States. and speak OF
the Utah expedition ns unwelcome, saying that no
officer protected by the Administration shalt ex-
ercise dominion over them while the army re-
mains in the Territory They VOW to uphold Brig.
ham Young and his policy, and, by the help OF
God, to maintain their religion, 90.
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~ GREAT Luck! s5oooo pRIzr SOLD IN saw.

~ GREAT LUCK! $50Go0 PRIZE SOLD IN SAvAN-
NAH.-lt APPEARS there are other lotteries besides
matrimoDy. which prove essentially TO lucky spe-
culator therein, matter omoney Witness the
above fact wherein the agent at Savannah. OF 8
swan Co.'S renowned Georgia Lotteries, drawn at
Augusta disposed of the tickets which drew $780,
000; namely: Nos 6-I9-2S of the combination
scheme.
Tho extensive patronage, received by Swans
Lottery all the United Saes constitutes one OF
the proof that there must he something beyond ex
element in such in favor of the world at large who
purchase tickets. We have often been astonshed at
suddenly seeing persons spreading themselves as
well a In the world; We wondered hew came such
ordinary way. On enquiry, some person who knows
at all times all things about every one, whispers
Lottery Ticket and the whole mystery 10 solved.
The man that cannot make money any other way
secures Mt times a fortune by a lucky ticket.
We have Just received . visit from 3. swan Co.'S
Cashier who visits this city with the Cash. to pay
off the above prize
We shall certainly be the Qai rire TO notice how
the lucky winner bears his or her sudden Fortune
SdpdHHlt Georgian, April 6.
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RaILRoAD-Ihe annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Norfoik ana
Petersburg Railroad, WIS held In Norfolk Tuesday
The Treasurers report shows that the funds ne
cesssry to complete the road are available as they
may be required. 1t will be flushed aud in run
ming order by the Let Of September Dr. Francis
NJ aliory was reelected President, and John Z.
Doyle and James Y. Leigh, Directors.
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rHLH0RAPHIC NEWS.
RspoxrEp YoR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON. April 14th.--Snats.-Mr. Brode-
rick, of California, announced that no refused 70
obey the resolutions Of that state, instructng MIN
60 vote for the Lecompton Constitution.
The FIRST section OF the Pacific Railroad bill was
debated, but no action bad upon IT,
Ho.a-The Washington Police Bill was diS
cussed.
The consideration of the Kansas question was
resumed and the proposition to appoint com
mittee of Conference with the Senate, was car
rjed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A Rrrrrwn puys1cAy.

sn6- A KETIRED PHYSICIAN,
SEVENTY FIVE TEARS AGE, whose sands OF lfe nave
nearly run ont, discovered. while in the East Indies
d certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Broncni
it's Coughs Colds and General DEBILITY, The rem
edy was discovered By him when his only child,
daughter was given up TO die. Wishing 20 DO as
mnch good as possible, he will send TO such OF ms
with full and ex pcit directions for making IL up.
and successfully using IT, lie requires zach appl'-
cant to enclose him one shiliBg-three cents 10 be
returned as postage the recipe, and the remain
der to be applied TO the payment of this advertise
ment. -,
Address DR.. ii. JAMES. 10 Grand street. Jersey
CITY j. ap l5-daNlmii
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DIED.

In this city, Tuesday night. 18th instant, ut "
O'Clock, Mn. MERIT MELTON.
His funeral will take place at st. james Church,
to-day. Thursday EVENING" nj O'clock His friends
and acquaintance respectfully invited TO attend,
without further notice.
On Wednesday afternoon, CHARLES e, infant son
Of John and Ellen Baxter. of disease OF the heart.
aged Years and ii mouths
The friends and scquaintapces of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his fur eral. on Brood
between LIST and Foushee streets. this Thursday
afternoon, at o'clock, without further notice.
~ Philadelphia papers please copy.
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Ma DYSPEPSIA AND FRS.

DR.. TRACY DELDRME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION. was for
several years so badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that
for mart of the time he confined to his bed
He was eventually cured by aprescripton furnished
him by a young clarvoyant girl This prescrip.
tion given bv mere child. while in state OF
trance has cured everybody who has taken it. new
or having failed 1t is equally AS sure in cases
of FRS, az of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. / will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DR. TRACY DE-
LORME, GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New York
Post Office. ap 1j-d&wlmn
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FROM KANSAS.

ST LOUIS, April 1.-THE State Central Commit
tee of Kansas has issued a call for delegate con-
vention, to nominate officers under the LeaFen-
worth constitution. to be held at Topeka on the
25th inst.
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NOTICE. Persons indebted to s. nj
IN Zachri, SON. decd are requested to make imme
date payment to me; those having claims against
him are requested to present them for settlement
an I5-3t E MCCARTHY, Ex'r,
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U, 4, Foundry,

The Lynchbnrg virginian urges Lynchburg as
proper place for the U. s. Foundry. A public
meeting has been held In Wheeling, to secure tho
selection Of that place rs the site Alexandria Is
already in the field. If our people intend to sue
coed In this race they must emulate the activity
which pIeyails elsewhere.
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- Citizens and strangers should procure the
beautiful Ambrotypes executed by the far.famed
artists TYLER Co. Their work Ia not only cheap.
but Of the finest quality In addition to which they
keep their patrons waiting bat q few moments
TYLER Co viii serve you with any style OF Like
ness you wish at prices from Is cents to e2 and by
their Steam process think nothing Of taking LOCO
Portraits daily, Their Gallery Ia at iss Main 1t.
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~ $1,000 A YEAR.
EMPLOYMENT.

$50 a Month and oil Expenses Iafd.
An Agen. is wanted in every town and county II
the limited States to engage In a respectable and
easv business BY which the above profits may be
certainly realized. Fer full particulars address IL
NtlNNETT & Co, corner of Broom ana Mercer
streets New York city, nelosing one postage stamp
~ nrsnav hostage ap l5-d&wlmif
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ap Div
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NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE crevasse opposite
this city is still open and the water costumes To
flow through it. stopping the opelousas trains,
and doing incalcuable damage.
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HH~ LADIES Dress CARS AND HEAT
DRESSES, new and beautiful style. lust received a,
the LADIES BAZAAR,
ap DIV No LIS Broad street
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1E00 BBLS fresh R0CKLAND LIME,
lOOO branded first quality by the inspector,
BRIDGFoRD Il co,
son ON the Dock.
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ram Foppps A CprNsu.w

ARCHITECTS. MEASURES AND APPRAIS
ERS, will attend to all business in their line witt
promptness. and solicit share of patronage.
0FFICE-at the Hall of the Virginia Mechanics Tn
stitutc. corner 18th and Mau streets, over Mr.
Booths Upholstery store.
WM. FORBES. L. A. CRENSHAW.
aD15-dimifS
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April II A block of buildings in
this city, owned by Nicholas Longworth, and vari
ously occupied, were destroyed by fire last night
A large number of families were rendered house
less and a fireman fatally injured.
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RAILROAD CELEBRATION IN Souri, CARoLINA.-The
Pickens, o. c.. Coarier OF the 10th instant, says
that the celebration OF the completion of the Blue
Ridge hosd TO pendleton. was one OF the largest
ever collected together on similar occasion in
that stafe--upwards OF i've thousand were suppos-
I'd TO have been present.
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MATCH RACE-A match race has been made ia
New Orleans, between two Wagner colts, owned
by Gen. Thomas =. Wells and u. L. Kenner, for
$4,000. a side $500. The race to come off the
saturday before the Spring meeting of 1852
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CHARLESTON. April 13th-Advices from Florida
state that Billy Bowlegs and twenty-five of his
warriors had delivered themselves up to the United
States authorities.
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CONVICTION FOR MURDER.
THE CREvASsEs ON. THE MIssIssIP

WASHINGTON, April 14th.-James Power. tried
for the murder of Ed A. Lutz has been found gull
ty.
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LECOMpTON In ALBANY.

ALBANY. N. Y, April 14.-Mr. Perry, anti-Le
compton candidate for Mayor, was elected to-day
by 40 majority. The council was about equally
dad
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MORE pEyoIurI0N IN NICARAGUA.
SAILING OF THE PERSIA.

New YORK, April 14-Advices from Nicaragua
saw that Gen. Perez had arizen against the gov
eminent of Martinez, and the whole country was
in great confusion.
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AnrNcv IN NORFOLK.

VIM. n. roeTER, E~o. is aae Agent for sue DAILY
UspArpa On Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
there having Increased 70 al extent demanding pe'
soaal stseutton 10 its distribution, the ooeo"o" VI
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prrJy POWLEGS IN FLORIDA.

New YORK. April 14,-The steamship Persia
sailed hence for Liverpool this morning, win zoo
passengers and s. 900 in specie.
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JAIL BURkT.-The Jail Ia Franklin, Tenn, was
burned wednesday night, 7th inst, by Que OF the
prisoners, Edwards, who. being an old offender,
narrowly escaped lynching on being rescued from
the flames. V'-'
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hey BONNETs, BoNNETs.

HS45 BUNNhIH, DUNNHIS.
We have Just opened q fine assortment of plain
and fancy STRAW B0NNETS, for Ladies and Miss.
es; new style of LEGHORN FLATS and HATS for
Children; also,a beautiful selection of FLOW ERS
RIBBONS. BUSHES, &c. which we are selling at
reduced prices.
n. B -B0NNETS Bleached and Trimmed.
LADIES' BAZAAR,
No lIj, Broad street,
(0le door above Chiles Chinery's)
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ACCIDENTAL PoJsoNING-Mr. Chappell of Mem
phis, Tenn, died in Havana on the 9th inst, from
an overdose of opium, taken to relieve physical
main
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Sag AUCTION. Whiskey
Shoes. &c, This Morning, by
ap l5-lt I& q B DAVENPORT, Ancts.
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MARRIED.

by ths Rev Mr. Moore EDGAR MACUN, Of this
city, TO Miss LUCY JANE JOHNSON, Of Hsnrieo
county. M4
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Roy LADIES DREss TRTmm1Scs Far,

Ea LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS, FRIN
aRs, &c.-Tn reduce stock which is unusually
large. We will sell at twenty per less than re-
anime our stock.we will give the bargains
LADIES' BAZAAR
ap l5-iw No lis Broad street
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Ei4I am candidate for reelection to
the office ofCOMMISSI@NER OFTHE REVENUE,
in the upper district. Chesterfield county.
ap l5-d&cwtde* w q PLOURN0Y.
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LOST.

T OST-Between the Old Market and
IL Broad street, my FREE PAPERS. l will give
a liberal reward for them, il left az this office.
ap l5-lt* ANNA NJ HARRIS.
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A. Any size or any price Ambrotype you desir,
can be obtained at TYLER Co.'S Gallery. l39 Main
street
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n<a 81 900 A YsAR! $1,000 A YEAR

q go YEAR, AN AGENT is wanted in every
81 RIO A YEAR Town and County in the United
N ono YEAR States to engage in respectable
81 80 A WEAR. and EASY business by which the
A. aO0 YEAR above profits may be certainly re-
a. 'ff0 A YEAR allied IL Is an article of daily
Al go YEAR consumption and can be manu-
Al nN0 A YEAR factnred in ihe agents dwelling;
III 400 YEAR secured by copyright; sale as per
Al 'GoO A YEAR msneut as -four. Address AS.
Z, OO0 YEAR T. HORNE, Box No 4,55l. New
III 'S0O YEAR York Post Office inclosing one
ii OD0 YEAR | stamp TO prepay postage
Evprr mil
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W. Good Ambrotypes at low prices at the Steam
Picture Depot, 1879 Main st. TYLER Co, Artists.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Ro-tef Riehmond, april II -Hfoh ga;sr So o

Porty Rtehmond. Aprit II -HiGh W1ts1 so o'ea
ARRIVED,
schr J Rayner. Rayner, Philadelphia. coal,
Halves.
schr Jacob Lorilard, Lyons. Albany, lumber j
Kelvin.
Schr Mary Matt, ireland. Albany, lumber. Jas
Gum.
British Brig Rosalie Holmes, e daysl MataDZas.
sugar. molasses and fruit, @ Workman Co.
SAILED,
schr Nickerson, Nickerson. Boston, mdse. ID 4
W Currie
Park Jmperado, Hubbard, Rio, -four. Dunlop,
Moncure Co
schr Fannie Currie. Rogers. from Richmond, ar
rived in Boston April 18th.
By TELEGRAPH.
HAMPTON ROADS, April I4-ATrived, ship South
America, of Boston, from Callao.
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QOWLAND'S Xxx FAMILY FLOUR
~ We are now taking orders for the last grinding
of the season. The Flour now in store and for sale
only by SELDEN Il MILLER,
an Is Corner Pearl and Cary SITS,
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Rs- THE "MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Fs- THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
RETURNS TO THE INSURED BY ANNUAL d.
VIDENDS
THIRTY-FIyE PER CENT
OF THE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pay CASH, receive their Dividends In
CASH Those who give notes are credited on their
notes with the TH1RTY-FIVE PER CENT. DIV
lDEND.
Returned to the insured in Divi-
lHb,59S II
Paid for Losses, by death....."...... rT04,3i9 rs
Capital Jan lst, 1853 .743 1926 70
Over 500 600 have been paid to families living ia
Virginia
The Company being PURELY MUTUAL, those
insured in Virginia share fully in all benefits.
Call at til. Agency, No 81 Pearl street.
NH 3l-lm KNOWLES WALFORD.
Ba" IF it is good picture you want,
go to old Whitehnrst's Gallery. Il Main street.
where you will not be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures which wi bear inspection. Examine his
specimens Pilot glaphs, Ambrotypes, Cray0n Heads,
MelaneOtypes, PanOtypes. and NielleOgraphs and
Photographs on silk or cambria handkercbefs.
old Daguerreoty pes copied from small pictures,
and enlarged to any size.
Pictures taken from 81 q cents rain or shine Pho
tographs from So.
Also, Photographs of the Washington Monument,
first class copy. now ready and for sale Call at
WATSON q SONS
B.-A young man wanted, to learn the bust
ness. ap l0-lm
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- VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
A:l RESIDENCE on 9TH. NEAR TO LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
tn very neat aud desirably located Residence, on
9th street. to Leigh street, in the occupancy
of Benjamin Pollard, Jr, Esq. 1t has rooms, be-
supplied with gas, water, &c The lot has front
of so feet. The whole premises in good repair.
Price reasonable, and terms liberal. Apply to
an l5-6t GDDDTN 4 ApPERSOS,
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CIGN PAINTING.
Mr.. E. UDAYER, native of

M W. e. ii " y ~ n u II, native VI
Iva France, reared and educated in the city Of Pa
ris, and graduate of the University Of Paris, 70
spectfuily tenders his services the citizens Of
Richmond, teacher of the FRENCH Ian
GUAGE.
He refers by permission to the following gentlr.
men, who are acquainted with his system Of In
struction: Mons Paul, French Consul; Gel I Az.
gust, q W Randolph, Esqr; DIR Woodbridge, VIM "
Harvie. ESQ, n Stui Givant. Esq; Dr Weisiger,
Manchester, Apply, corner 3rd and Leigh streets.
l2-lImS
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e. EXCHANGE LES-The
3yI subscribers having purchased the Stables,
formerly owned and occupied by Mr. James Harden,
ON Franklin street Richmond. Va. and put them
in thorough repair making many valuable improve
ments upon the same are now prepared to accom-
modate DR0VERS, TransieDt and Board HORSES,
CITY They have also two MULE LOTS, both Of
which are in good order
There can always be found at our Stables all kinds
of HORSES, from the finest pairs TO the common
plow horse.
There are a large number OF fine Horses for sale
there at this time Also q lot of No MULES.
We will be glad to purchas CORN or OATS at
any time of the farmers.
JOHN b. DAVIS
ALEX. Il. HUTCHINSON.
N R-Our OstIers are all experienced and 20
lite. DAVIS HUTCHESON.
an IJ-3nl*
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MAILS BY THE STAR OF THE
WEST.
ADDITIONAL FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The steamship Star of the West. arrived at New
York, Tuesday afternoon, with 163 passengers,
Al 1926, 900 in specie and the California mails to the
I'D ult. We make up the following summary of
news In addition to that already received by tele
graph:
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DEMOYAL.-M. e. WHITMAN. RaAnn

~ CUTTER. has removed to the Tin and Sheet Iron
establishment of Messrs ID. Il G. r. Weller, on Main
street, ak doors below the st. Charles Hotel where
all in want of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of oil
sizes and designs can be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms and he has carried this bust
ness in this city for the last 10 years he atters him
self he can please the most fastidious.
NH 22-d6wlm
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BUSTERS. = We have opened 200
~ checked and plain busters, and will sell
tham cheap j MILLHISER Il BRO,
-. ID Rroad street
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Amu sHmHNrs.

THEATRE.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
OF the Grand Oriental Tale Of Encbant.nent called
A la q d in,
which contit TO attract nightly. despite the in
ciemency OF the weather,
CROWDED AND
Who behold the
GORa E0US SCENERY. -.
MAGICAL EFFECTS,
COSTLY DRESSES, sEE
rw SPIRITED TABLBAUX, g.
"a IsaS EXCITING C0MBATS, eT-
" s5ss. r. SPLENDID MARCHES. &c,
With -e~ se~sz-sssS - &x.~
Il WONDER AMI. r DELIGHT. 81. tes,
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Ella Nouvelle- Orleans. : CREANClEKS-No 5.5l2
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n Finsovable, a toutes personDes in
teressees dedue dams les dix jours apes IA puhca
dcele les raisons pour squees lie Tabeau ProvisOre
present6 par g. W Holt syndc serat point ct
homooe les fond mains repars conformemen
dit tableau.
Par ordre de la
W. II. REESE, Greaier.
H., f,,,arv "a otfuIqd
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A M " atnFl,l co. AROMATIC BITTER cor

A MEXICAN AROMATIC BITTER COR
n DlAl-Ihis Cordial whose delicate and
is the most successful tonic and restorative known
in cases o. general debility and complaints
the appetite mygorates the action OF som-
aeh and thereby prevents dyspepsia brought by
continued ATTACKS OF indigestion the prevalent complaint Of
and humid climates Said Cordial may be administered with
equal efficiency to the infant and the aged by following the
rectons printed the label Of bottle and its agreeable
taste is not the least of its recommendation
This Cordial has been introduced general use In the prn-
cpa eoeehouses Of this CITY, such Sazerac Gem Ruby
the Age etc. far superior to BOXERS Stomach Btters
celebrated throughout the United America and there
doubt that all who have tasted American Bite
Cordial give IT the preference all other Bers hitherto II
For sale by A A. PEYCHAUD.
No. los Royal street.
B. TURPIN,
S. Old Levee street,
DEVERGES ST. ROMES
d2 sm IL Exchange Aiev.
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ouArRIEHE covR DE DISTRICT TIRRELL 4 HERsEy VS..
de Ia SIEUR ct DAME BLOOM
NOVEL e- Orleans No. II, 649.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias moi
II adrese honorsble Quaireme Cour de District de Ia
nonyee leans dams pare cidessus e procedera lie sA
hEpI davril 1883 midi Ph6el de la Gle, de Ia
Commune entire les du Camp des MAgakns Ia vente
publique ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, stut dams lie Quareme ~
District de Ia lie de Ia Nouvee Orleans ile No M
ILL., desigue sous ie No ct 30 pieds de Ia Iii
rue des Magasins sur no pied. de profondeuT.
EDt mble ioute les b&ses authorizations existent
deSsnk
lie tout saisi dams paifaire cidessus
CoNDITIONS-Comptant moment de i adjudication
r. 7. PARKER,
MI IL 10 26 IS Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans.
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of New Orleans. ETT-No l20SS.
PY VIRTUE of a writ of provisiona al seizure
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
of New Orleans the above entitled have seized and
pursuant entered into between parties
therein will oceed sell at pnhlc auction WEDNES
DAY the Sd day of mch 1858 l O'Clock A NJ at Lyle
Wa ehouse Fulton between Lafayette and Girod
streets, in The First District of this city
All the movable effects furniture etc. taken from the two
dwelling houses Nos 81 and 10 Basin, late St. John street. in
the First District Of this city per inventory be my
Office.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
EFT; PARKER,
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rRoIsIENE CoUR DE DISTRICT JAMES DESBAN VS.. EMMA
de "a MOVABLE lreans. PICKETT-No. II 0sS
I'M NERTU DUN writ de snlsie provlsOire
II moi hdesse Phonorable Troisieme de District de
la Orleans dams aare eidessus TAI saisi du
des parties ineresees e pocedeai MER
CREDI de mars 1855 l01z heures A NJ, mRgasins
denrep6t de Lyle Fulton cees Lafayette ct God
dams lie Premier District de Vile la pubique
adjudication de-
I'm lot de meubes edets suivant nventare depoe
bureau.
GOkDlTI0NS-COmptant moment de radjudcation.
e. T, PARKER,
fel9 % 26 mis- Sheriff de Ia PBroisse d'Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
ErAr DE Ia LOUISIANA.

sixESE CoUR DE DIsrRICT} c. W. HORTON vs. SIS GRE
de "a Nouyele Orleans. : ANCIERS-No 591S.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
ciers de pinsolvAhe ct toutes antTes pesonnes que
celia peut eoneerner quune ees0n de bens etc
cepe Ia eur benehce quils rem
bureau de Dunlap noe public, lUND lie p 1855,
10 heures A NJ, peet de prendre consideration les
aare du dit insolyable QUEEN attendant toute poursues
judcRirea personne bens suspendues
Et Mr. d. f. Mitchell ayocRt, noume pour repre-
sener les creanciers absents
Par ordre de la Cour:
GAsP'D JAMES, Depute GreHler
Bureau du grefier &c 10 fevrier 1855 fe92 3u3h