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WHITE SULPHUR ATGn-fi esh
w IRON the Springs. for sale BY
Fisher 4 WINSTON.
jel5 Druggists.
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MARINE HOSPITAL We have heard it
intimated that efforts to be made to purchase
the United States Hotel, and to convert it into
Marine Hospital. The building is one of the mosi
substantial iu the city, and if located in Madison
or Monroe Wards, would pay a handsome per cent
on its cost, instead of bringing it's owners in debt
every year. For large boarding house or hotel
il is admirably adapted, but Is too far down town
to catch transient custom. That it will make an
excellent hospital for sick and dlsatled seanen to
one can doubt, being well ventilated, roOmy and
comfortable at all seasons
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ga FOR RE N IA very desirable
t4.a dwelling ou Grace street, between Adams and
f0ushes. oDe square above TRACE street Baptist
Church. The house contains ten Ioou,s, anI has
taeu recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
cry water 10 the yard, and is of tie most
asalt neighborhOOds in the city.
10 good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
ia 23-ts RhGLAND h BRO.
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DRIVATE BOARDING. .-MRs. ]. Q.
Il MnS a AIrss A RIDGOlN having rentCd

L. JA MIS- II HlIb6 r. N. DlDUONbI ANhR~S
the very desirable residence of Fleming james, on
ith between Main and Frank streets close 20 DC
siess aud In the retired part oil the clty, VIII opob
{ for the accommodation of perssns desiring Board,
>n the ist day Of January next. The house has sew
srai large aud desirable rooms for families Also,
ap Office in the front basement. They can accOInno
late "a .ax DAY BOARDERS. JsW-diy
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uYDRANTs, HYDRANTs. HY-

IA DRAkTS.-The subscribers being authorized
> alteration in the city ordinance to put up and re-
II uf DisANTS. aud all other kinds Of work con
n"cteI it'll the city water beyond the limits OF the
s:r,e 2, aud having large suppy ot the best Ii Y
DRAAfs, COCKS, &C., now in use in the city, Gu
hand. they are prepared to put them ap in the most
Substantial manner and on reasonable terms.
q & A BARGkMIN, JR.
jr tim corner lUth and Main sts.
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ss- AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION

S1- AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION.
EHs OF THE BANK of the C0MMoNwEALrH,
held on Wednesday. the 2sth instant, having bee
sscertaned that an amount sxeseding the su,n rs-
quired t. secure the charter had been subscribed 10
was 8
Resolyed, That the books for subscriction 10
| the Capital stock OF the Bank of the Common
wealth. be elosod on Saturday, the 18th day Of
| June. or earlier. should the sum OF SfS.oD have
been subscribed, prior 10 thai date. and that
ing Of the SEcexholders be held the purpose al
organizing, ut .sojdns Hall,on TUESDAY ri Jans.
| at IL O'Clock VI.
JOHN A. LANCASTER,
RiCHARD q. s0RkIss,
| WIN. q. CRENsHAW, ComiegA
/ ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr.
| JAMES III. GRANT
| WELLINGTON 60DDiS,(
/ my 27-t22June
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LOCAL MATTERS.
REMAINS OF PRESIDENT MONROE

readers are aware that, by the consent of SAMUEL
h. GoUyERNEUR, Esq the remains Of Ex.Presiden nj
James Monroe are to be removed from New York
o this city for interment, in a very short time
Under tue authority OF the Legislature, Gov. Wise
has purchased section of ground in Hollywood
cemetery, ut the highest point on the Southwest
all overlooking the city, and that he has appoint
ed Maj Wm. Munford and o. Jennings Wise to su
p-ribtend the removal of the remains to this place
As Mr.s Monroe breatbed his last on the 4th Of u
~, MIR. Gourerneur his only living male descen
dant, suggested that the corpse should either tI
disnterred in New York on Independence Day OF
reinserred in Virginia that day. BY way o.
aiding IT. carrying out those views. tho Council 6
New York have appropriated $500 towards dt
tfaying the expenses, aGd the Mayor has writer
10 the Governor Of Virginia to have couferen nee
as to the arrangements to be made. The fact thai
tue 4th of July cJInes on Sunday this year, rem
ders the ususl military celebrations ON that da
improper, while it Will give the people OF New
York aud OF Richmond an opportunity of paying
proper respect To the ashes of that great and goo
man. ut the same time that they celebrate the 4th
Toe owners of tbs Richmond and New York steam
ship company have rendered the use of the "Roan
0ke" Or' jamestown" to Gov. Wise free charge {,
bring the exhuned remains here, and that iibe
al oiler has been accepted IL has therefore been
suggested, through the Mayor of New York to the
military ana CITIZENS, TO obserVe SATURDAY, the I'd
's Independence Day. That afternoon they cau
escort the remains to the steamer, which will start
Monday morning, which day will be observed by oul
citizens AID the military. Soon after the steamer
srriVes al Rockets, the remains will be received
by the first regiment of Virginia Volunteers un
der command of Col. August, and part of the
E9Ih regiment, under Col. RicbaTdson, aud escort
ed directly IL hollywood Cemetery for interment
the following gentlemen having been appointed
pail bearers for the occasion: Messrs. VIM III
Maciarand, Jos Il. Anderson, James Lyons, r. Il
Haxali, George W. Randolph, VIM. L. ParksdsIe
rh0s. III. Ellis and John A. Meredith. These gen
tiemen viii be mounted
Up TO this time none of the minutia of arrange
ment have been definitely determined on, and
will not be nnt the 10Th inst, " hen Messrs. Wise
and Mnniord will be in New York and confer with
the Mayer OF that city and the Committee OF the
Council. From all We have been enabled to learn
a detachment of the New York military VIII be sent
on as guard Of honor but of this fact nothing i.
certain. If they do come, We think we can ensure
them an old Virginia welcome from their brother
soldiers and the citizens generally.
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i FOR RENT-And possession eiyer

EE.s Oh the lst Of July next. the House on 4th st
between Rio@d and Marshall, at prt cot ,Cuuiei
~ Ais hiHOr- Also. the Cottage on ith betwepn
u IA And Grace streets. lately occupied by Nr X
Irsslon. so,s FL on Ialh street. between Maip
q ground and small House lust bev ond The poor
h91se. apply To X G TUNSTALL.
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pY STEAMER ROANUKg.-We have
A. jast received full and complete assortment OF
Plain. Fancy Head and Bullion vi ite frinees, OF
all wldth.; Trimming Brafs, new atyles. for Dus-
and m2ntes; also Dusler Tssgels. of every de-
sttiton; white Cords aud Tassels, together with
1nany other goods 10 the Trimming way, which We
sl o1er low TO the trade
GINTER, KENT 4 ALVEY.
IeS cor Main aud I3.h streets.
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HUMAN BoyEs-A party Of young
men, while wading and swimming about in the
fais above thu railroad bridge, yesterday morning
discovered human skeleton, lodged in the rocks
where it had been lodged for months. As only a
portion of the bones were together, they did not
remove them.
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KEEsEE & PARR's Pottery.
my lf-ts Corner Ci 18th and Cary str,,nts
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9Bs FOR RENT-The House on Cary
Esaa street between 2i and 3D. at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes. 1t has rooms is in thorough
repair. aud 10 good tenant will be rented at node
rate price. Possession given Ist day OF MAY. Ap-
pig 10 DIBLELL & JOHNSON,
az 5-ts Shockoe Sip.
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SHORT CREDITS The short credit Civ
en- in this city on real estate, when forced into
market, prevents men of limited means from pur-
chasing and cuts off that sort of competition that
would always make landed property command
fair price. Three, six aud niue months TO man
of limited means, is credit at ALL aud he cannot
boy, because ne does not know bow he can raise
the wind to meet his notes, even though he has
money enough by him to make the cash pay ment
But suppose the credit payments were one, two
aud three years. bearing interest, what would then
be the result An industrious man, with two or
three hundred dollars by him. could buy home
for his family at $1,000 or 1890. make the cssh
payment, 80 as to secure the seller aud then. If
economical, meet the annual payments without the
slightest difficulty The Interest on the debt would
be less than house rent, and the fact that home
was 10 be secured, would stimulate himself aud
family to make and enough for the other pay
ments they rolled around.
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BAD RuN.--Yesterd.y. a fellow nsm.d

BAD RuN.--Yesterdsy. fellow named
King, who has served one term In the nsn;,an,;ar
for burglary, and 10 now in the chain gang for a.
tempting to break into Mr. pearce's jewery store
slipped his ball and chain, while at work on Shock
HUI, aud ran on. He had not gone moro than two
hundred yards. when other niembers Of the gang
not in chains, saw him, and informed Superinten,
dent Kawlings of the TACT. Immediately the in
formers were started in pursuit. aud after running
him threequarters Of mile, brought him 10 bsy
IN briar patch, where HowIe, Donahoe and two
Others found him, took him into custody aud re-
turned him to their oyerseer. King is y shrewd
blacksmith, aud il not closely watched will again
slip his cable and cut out -
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va 20 ste ioita slde o. the basin bank tuitable
''' ''"Se' u a N",nn - MIS- %ission house. Apply I,
20. RAWLINGS & HOLLADhY
J" TT" Corner Main and Ittl 80.
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SUITABLE MoSUMENT.-Gov. Wise has
now under consideration the style OF monument
that should be placed over the remains of Presi
dent Monroe, in Hollywood Cemetery. hand
some shaft, on the elevated spot selected for bis
grave, wonld be quite appropriate, but tho sum of
money voted by the Legislature is not sufficient to
detray the expenses. Among the various designs
furnished 10 the Governor, We have no doubt that
he will select the most suitable.
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81 FOR RENT--A House and Lot tt
ssa the corner Of : ana Marshall streets suitable
i,r s".sii family. There is we'll q, snnari', W.,
ttT ga tue premises. Apply to W."
L. JOHNSTON. lis Main ST
= ~ ..f L a.
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COLOd hdIIJNH&
PIAAO AND TABLE COVERS dc.
Having on hand large stock Of Velvet, Tapestry,
Three ply and INGRAM CARpETikaS, which
they aLxieus 10 dispose Of make room for Their
Al lporiations, they now offer buyers GRBAT BAR
0'iSs Ia every description Of CARPkTISd. and call
al attention to their seautn assortment Of
tURTAIN MATERIALS and FIXTURES,
ley vill have made tn order, CARPETS, OIL
,LOrH8, WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
ms S-2nF
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FOR RHNr AND sALp

ia ilouse, w'th poitru inn pr u,eyts NJ ems to,t
ff'h, cf"h'nG range. &c, also vas Fl ytnr,. III i'
the allo'u.ng tenement These houses ero 49, "Is
t9%He enF :. business and marx = suitable fr nSa
''os ~, iain'lrt With ample closets store ronrns
formation. apply 10 "a n % I, ,uTIn,r nII ih-
ge I~-StR st,l ~. !" NHhbt,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
srArn nEInuIcIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DIsrRIcr COURT NJ. A. MCDANIEL, wife of William
of , Samuel Johnson, VIM Samuel
New Orleans ) johnson, her hushsnd--No. l2sS7.
/ HEREBY certify, that on the l2th day
L OF April, 1885, Judgment entered in this In
this suit, Ia the words and figures following, o.w--
In this submitted the by parties the
court considering that the allegations Of plaintiffs petition
fully made
Ii ordered adjuged decreed that Judgment
favor of plaintiff Mary Ann Mcdaniel and against defenda
ton property aud dissolution OF the community acqness
and gains hitherto existing between the plaintiff defendant
and that defendant pay the costs of snit
Judgment rendered April u, 1853. -
New Orleans April l6 h, 1883
In testimony whereof have hereuuto my hand and
affixed the seal Of said court the city of New Orleans this
2st day Of March, eight
Independence Of the United States.
u. 81 A. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TRosIENE CouR DE DISTRICT NJ A. MCDANIEL femme de
samuel % s-g oG Sson'0 SON vs. n %%
No IL 1871
TE CERTIFIE que lie IL avril 1858, juge-
ment fut rendn dams eette dams psare cidessu
dams In I rme suivante, savoir-- s... o..
Dams aaire Ia par
ties Ia consdeau les asons dams la petition
de ia demanderesse exactes
II est ordo6ne, sdjuge decIeie quill aft iugement ia
de ia demanderesse Marie Anne Mcdaniel e de-
separation de biens dsso uon de des
gains exis.ant usqna Ia demandeesse
e defendeur ct defendeur pale les fss du process.
JUDGEMENT rendu lie II ayrl 1858
(SigBe) L. DUvIGNAUD, JUICE
Nouvelle Orleans. lie l6 avril 1883 ..f =
En- fol de quot al sgne cidessous ct oppose
lie sceau de la de cour, ee q avril, A. ID. 1858
a0Q atishda " r
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N o II &c k .
ysf1y's Double Acting Suction and Force Psap.
tcifh India Rubber Bal Talres ~ :

with India Rubber Bah Valves, <. =.
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Kesv,
lions, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River stsamars.
Dwellings. etc. etc., etc.
The having been appointed Agent for this
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared receive erdrr
and furnish This valuable invention patented June
5h 1885 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM Al ne Me-
York state Fair held AZ klmirs In that year IN intro
ducng this new Pump % this community undersigned fei
conhdence that his efforts bring general nse iI ~
seconded BY all who its operation eonstrcto
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls Of India rubber for
Pump Valves viii at be thjnkng i1
Their their yielding surface
certainty operation and perfection Of which Cameo
arrangement the facility vh which the parts can be
anc replaced ire compact FORM renders this srscf
ana desirable Pump In ute Every Planter Shin or
Captain should possess q valuable Pups ~
spa from ther general purposes they in
ute Price SO. = : - = s- - -
Size No sg.ssssss capacity Of forcing 30 gallons Per min
Size No Possesses capacity Of forcing IS gallons per .,s
AAd sres suitable Dry Docks or heavy DrAinA
~ 70 capacity Of 800 gallons minute eo1rss 4
construction and may be expected Noe are a.
mrsoy adapted % Sugar Houses forcing mo-
isssss ana the ordinary uses which Pump generally ap
pnea while Tor redeeming sSsnpy Lands the No
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Purs ~
seen they viii speak for themselves aud sooner Or .s
hey will 60 into general :
samples Of Size No 2esn be operation a O. G Ri.r
Aee or a. once o. The undersigned where persons ns IN
sited 10 call and examine same before purchasing.
49,, ANDERSON D. DIRrgR, Agent
@aV - Grasiar srsa.
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AND STATIONARY STEFAN

HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
Mississippi Alabama Tennessee, Arkansas Texas
established at No 70 Gravie street. New Orleans where the
subscriber who Is sole for the above States Is receiving
from eight sixteen every month of sizes from to "a
power these celebrated Engines which, after Of
upwards of 800 Engines in all States Of the Union
all giving the complete satisfaction being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
CEssIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
work them operation special skill
them up and but the smallest proportion Of fuel them
77H| Also
Constantly in store Sash Circular Mls Straub's
Iron Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton Sore for
horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shaft
ing Pue Stands Boxes and Bolts ready OF complete
at the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gns Saw Corn and Flour
Mills which be In operation few days after being
ceved Descriptive pamphlets with 40 testimonials viii b
sent by mail any address, SAMUEL. II. GILMAN, n
aus1 lykW No. 10 Gravier street. New Orleans
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DIRECT TRADE.



Notice is hereby gven that all claims which may appear
examination be due from the books OF Baylor
Co., and all claims which be established by OF
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full.
This taken inform the friends OF DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
advances will be made usual New Orleans
direct shipment to Europe accompanied in all by
tees for the balances due on each shipment
Orders Tor Cotton baggDg will be hed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
sales will In every instance be made In LONDON
BY Public accountant and sent those interested To
delay, PLANTERS who shipped will forward the
will facilitate the matter
All letters private we'll as on business relating 10 the
affairs Of Savior Co.. and direct rade will b. addressed
&C. G. BAYLOR. A LOMBARD STREET, LoNDoN.p
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice Is hereby that the termination Of
nershp existing according to written articles Of agree-
ment, between the members Of tho firm Of Baylor
will be dissolved aud the unfinished bunes placed
Manchester, March. 1855. - as Jaw
MATHEMATICAL DRAWING AND WRIT
PROF. F. RICHARDSON will give instructions dav and
evening AZ No. q St. Charles street. Of Common in
Writing Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Tgonometry Men.
suration, Surveying Engineering Navigation Perspective
Areheetura al and Ornamental Drawing With thorough naue
French spanish and German will be taught competent
fessors Evening classes will be Private
Instructions Will be given 10 those Who wish mis- ly
ID EMIrrANCEs 40 Ih ELAND-THE UNDER
~ signed PREPARED furnish drafts Bank Of Ire
land pa, able on demand In such be required.
nils SIN % Common street
SHERitY-Si cases AmOnrillado Cabinet for sale by
sB corner Of Grayier and New Levee slrets.
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TaE ImPHOvED McCHEsNEY WASH
ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub.
scrber Orders left 70 Apollo street, 29i Magazine
In Box ls6 Mechanics Exchange the grocery
james Collins So Apollo where specimen may seen
will be IMPLY attended All ask OF public a
trial and they do not give satisfaction RETURN them and the
~ will be refunded. J. N. DAuGHERTY.
III ly No. ~ Apollo street,
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RRIDGEWATER WEATHER. PROOF
II PAINTING desiruble covering
Railroad Cars, Depots, Bridges ETC. For sale by
g. q. BOGERT A CO.,
Agentsfor the States Of Louisiana. Alabama,
d22 Mott Mississippi and Texas
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sgULE's COmMERCIAL con-

sOULE's COMMERCIAL COLI
n L. LRGE, corner Canal and Camp srreets-Entrance
~ ~ No. Camp street.
2&x~eeM Book Keeping. PenmAnship, Commercial Ca
and hmec neht BY practical exercises and In
srnctoas impaired individually and not in classes
Mr. sone particular sttenion correcting posting
closing rsopng Books; averaging and adjusting Accounts
making Account Currents Once his CONNER
eal College. 1l. myls ly
a. $50 (t1FTYl DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Ran the lfh January, light grd boy named
HENRY GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
ahout $50 pounds, about feet inches In height easily
confused swaRgerpe
gait thin mousaehe dressed when he Jeff in black frock
checked cashmere pants breasted vest and
light eolored fell hat Applyto
keD0NHELIis Restaurant
fee l4I Common street.
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my8 II % Je4 IL sheriff de Ia Psroisse d Orleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT i. BAPLACE vs. H. KILSCH.
Of New Orleans. No. 1884.

Of New Orleans ! No. 1884.
Rf VIRTUE of n writ OF fieri fncIas to me
~ directed by the Honhle the Fourth District Court of New
Orleans In the above ntlcd will proceed to sell
public auction at the City Hotel Common street, between
lamp and Magazine strest FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
OF June, 1858 Mt u o'clock NJ
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the -
suburb Margny, in the Third District of this city, desig @
mated by No. IS OF No. 81 bounded Union EI
atele, rosper and Solidee Streets plan by j.
Brill architect dated April 3D. lS9 deposited No Al Of
book No s. in the office of H. p Gae notary this city.
SAID lot measures, American n inches and
lines front Union street. by depth
6nes between parallel lines together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon consisting oy
House shgerooed having side and back gallery
elsteTn. etc. -
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

THisD DsrMIcr covRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS y: JOS.
RY VIRTUE Of writ ne Of asri fseiss 70 me
Y directed By the Honorable the Ih'Id R,ire. oGaI q
public auction the City Hotel Common street between
May 1855 at NJ the following described properly
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in fbe -.
Second District Of ety IN he SQUARE No. 49, bounded
BY Third Main Van Bqsn and 81 M fh as Per 1
Tove,ber with I'll tn. buildings and improvements thereon
Eassls being ths second sna last aSe.on the said
bidder for whatever viii bring at twelve months credit the
bearing one per cent pei month from date and special
mortgage property sold until final payment SAID pnr
ns sber and Clerk. fees Is veil as he saio Parish and
Municipal taxes. which amount to about sl25
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de la Nouselle- Orleans 5ANs VS. JOS CAsrANEDo.
I'm yERTU dun writ de fseri facias a moi
" adresse par rhonorable Iroseme de District de
70 &c ma si md DE- il & fs re-
Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magans la vente
UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Deuxiems District de -,
au Maine Van Buren, st.Phlppe dss M
eneni du dit District depo bureau du Tresoe de cste
Ensemble authorizations qu So
lie Ton, saisi dams Taifaire ei.dessus
OoNDlIIoNsCette criee ean Ia seconde ct dernere Ia
dernsr enehersseur pour le prx q sers eSe done
pour cent mois de Ia date hypoheque tpecae la
lie di acquereut psiera compliant, et ce en- deduction
prx d adjudication les frs da grenier
lesquels s'eievent SIPS environ
mys lo14N sheriff de Ia Paroisse dorsans.
sEcosD DsIsrcr COURT BTENvESU PECouL "; PIERRE
hcsss b a@% '
Ne~Orleans in the shove entitled will proceed to sell
txeeu
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srxIExE CoUR DisrRICrl BLAsIUS PFEFFERLE VS..
de IN NOuyele Orleans. KARL RIESINGER-No $3.50
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente a
u moi adresse Honorable Sixeme Cour de District de
Ia Nouvele Orleans dams faae cid sus, procedern lie
VENDREDI, IL de JUN 1858, midi pH6e de Ia Cite,
de la Commune entire les du Camp Dies Pad
Indication de-
UN TERRAIN, situe dams lie Troseme District de
Vile dams l bnrne les onisa Piee des Bons En-
aus ct Morales lie dit terrain desgne sous e No l6
plan depose lie No 4 Petude de Theodore Guyol
notse public cete Vile q pieds pouces face
Ia Louisa 100 pieds de proondeur gnes paa
es dependnces e apPartenance ct tous les drots pry
leges servvdes ct avantages attaches tenant
lie tout saisi daus aifaire c-dessus.
C0NDlTIONS-Comptant moment de adjudieation.
E. T. PARKER
myS IL % LED IL Sheriff de Ia ParoiSsr d. Orleans