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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sixth Dsrgior CoURr} BAUnuC BLOCK co. and Others
vsv Often. vs. HE EN - 4. L s-S 5sis

~ the defendn Henry Lee that they meet at the
shce Of " H. Peters, notary public on THuRSDAY the 18th
day Of February 1919 " O'Clock NJ for the purpose
pointing ynd administer upon the property Of the defend
ant Tor the benefit Of his credors and in the meantime that
all Judicial proceedings against bis person and property
stayed, a. IN Of voluntary surrender
That Thos Curry Esq appointed ad hoe repre-
the defendant, ard Messrs Breaix
Law represent the absent creditors.
By order Of the Court
W. H. REESE, Clerk.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr JOHN A. BURN vs.. MELCHIOR
OF New Orleans. MICHAEL No. Il, rs.
by VIRTUE of writ OF seizure and sale
II directed by the Honorable the Fourth Dsrc CONT
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will 10
sell AT public auction, the City Hotel sreef be
tween lamp and Magazine streets, MONDAY the 18th 6av
OF March 1855 at u O'Clock, NJ the following prop
erty, viz
i. A CERTAIN l. OF GROUND together with 90.
all the buildings and improvement thereon rights @
usages, customs seryitndes and imnunites kind Iii
soever unto the same belonging appeAinng situated in
the Fl st District OF New Orleans in the ,qnar be-
tween Julia St Peter Grod and St Paul streets being lot
hundred and tsry nine, W. Thornton fomp-
SON. the 9th January, ls43 deposited plan forty four ~ the
book OF plans OF the late b. Marks notary and which
routs Henysix feet Julia street. and ep
bet ween parallel lines, American and which the Lem
it'd herein vendor OF said defendant Mche acquired Nv pur
chase from the assignee of Thomas Banks h Jsnu
airy, Is43 before said late j. X. Marks, notary
2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with an its
dependencies, adjoining the above and
signated by the number hundred ty which M
twenty six feet Julia street, eghtyye feet deep be-
tween parallel lines American measure said LOT OF
GROUND the plaintiff herein defendants vendor acquired by
purchase from the late VIM C. Mcou by before the lac
D. a. heCay, notary the sd March lsl6 and which two
lot. composed lot l49 Desield In ls32 deuosfd
with +, Grima, then a . otary.
Seized in the above suit
on The snaf
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sHERIFFs SALES.

u Ssx erieass ekfspNNoW III II
lF VIRTUE of a writ OF Gerf faeias IN me
~ directed BY the Honorable the Sixth Csurt a.
New Orleans in the above enstled vi proceed 10 sell
public anction the City Hotel Common 1sf befr
and Magazine streets, On WEDNESDAY, the 1s,h dav ~
errr. VIZ
Three Trunks, containing svervare Theatrical Wasdsobes
ste, Is per inventory Gle in my Office =
Seized n The above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot.
r. 7. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parsh Of Orieans-
s1xrExE Co.'s DE DsrKrcr J. A. BEARD w. wTLIIAMH
de L. Negvelle. trteans. cRIsP-No fss7.
EsN KERTU dun writ de fieri faefas n moi
II adrese psr Honorable sxieme CoaF District Is
N0avelle Orleans, dams ra4re ci-dessus poceerai
MkRCREDI a de fevTier 1855 a mid FtIStel Cite
de IA Commune, entire les du Camp dies Nagasns
a Ia ye1te pub4ue ct adjudication de-
TroiS males de IA generic pour
thea etc. suvant nventaire depOse pour
Saisies cans pafaiTe ei-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptan aa nnsnaent de Rehabilitation.
u. 7. PARKER.
ielz Is ~ 2 "a Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
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sixth DtsrRIcT COURT1 CORNELIUS HAGGERTY W.
Of New Orleans. STHEODORE Roux e. ai.-Nn. 4 gs1
RHvIRTUE OF writ of fierI faeias neaInsf
Il Patrick Coey, to feced by The Honor he SIKH
District Court Of New Orleans in the entitled cause
will proceed TO sell a public auction City Hotel Com
between Camp streets ou MONDAY
the 18th day of March, 1853 at Il O'Clock NJ
The slave named JANE sged about 81 years
Seized in the above
TERMS-Cash the
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
stxIExE CouR DE DISTRICT BAUDuc, BLOCK 4 Co ct
dc la N'ue-orlssns. No 55is-Poar une cession
forcee.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
u ciers de Henry A. T. quill reunir
W II Peters notHre public JEUDi 10 IS fevrier 1858 midi
efe de yDic pour administrer les
deeudeur heehce de creanciers
oute poursue iudclare PERSONA bsns
uspendues tel dams les de SESSIONS vuonaires.
Que NJ ThOs Curry hoe pour repre-
enter e dit deender NM Coke Breaux ayocats pour
les cteaucers ab
Par Ordre de Ia
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

SEVENTH JUSTICES couRr D. E; SWIFT, Agent % D. A.
., Parish Parish, HAEI Els vs.. scHEwNAUR.
BY, yIRTuI1 r, Of writ Of fierl facIas TO me
- directed by ihe Honorable b Men Seventh Justice
to sell public auction, SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of
jackson and Water streets Fourth Bsret corner u
Lot Of Fancy Articles, Toys Dry Goods and Household
seized n the above entitled suit
GAsPAR j. sCHRIEBER, Constable.
PsToi.se d'oritans Harris w. sdH fSVS a.
T. adress6 par Honorable J. b. MeLn sepdeme Jastiee
d T d"T "a e. PsT i P9Eoe Az e proceer
encognure des Jackson Water Quatrieme District
Tn ct dartcles de fantastic jououx marehandses seches
Sais ,ig dams raBaire ci.dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de Naturalization.
fel522a co'n5sble
'''fsF SSi %S''' EIRSs a%9pA GREEN
RY, yIRTUE Of writ Of Teri f .s5i to me
Peace for hs P9rfs Pf Orleans YIN PROCEED sell public
ll"cock NJ my Waeaouse corner Of Rousseau and Philip
S'. 4 L i SP" OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit.
GAsPAR J. sCHRIEBER Constable.
sEruFNE oogR DE JUSTICE Dr.. J, eooDALL vs.. DANES
paroi pc d'6Sidans hhiNS NJ Ma ri GREEN
aI yEE pIr %% vii De hss srl insl"s mel
Pax la Paroisse Orleans ora en- ynte publione lie
SAMEDI 70 tevrier 1858 midi magasn angIe ds
rues Rousseau ct Philip, Quareme District
UN lot DE ME- BLES
Saisi dams lHiare ci dessus.
CONn rlONS-Compiant au moment de Naturalization
FIJI IS 20 GASPAR j. sGHRIEBEB, Conu6u,ble
SECOND JUSTICES GouRT, NJ sFEIwELv GHAS SCHELI-
Parish Of Orleans. } HAUS-No 009.
RH VIRTUE Of a writ of fierI facIas to m e
IL directed by the Hon O. NJ Bradford Second of lie
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans pfoceed TO se al public
auction Banks Arcade. Magazine street bet een
and Nachez Streets WEDNESDAY the lh day Of March,
1855 ~ o'clock Nj ~
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. situated in the faubolrp
'elassz comprised within Pleasant evee Fulton and Uaf.
nlny streets said por ground being The upper part Of
ne lot designated by the M IS square said auhour
abyto pla' drawn the 4th of February. $50 annexed
act passed before Edward Btrne notary the h Of
April 1881 aud measuring fifteen inches and six lines
front Fulton street. by eighty mine one inch deep
TozetheT with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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f. MIoHoT, Deputy Clerk.

DEuHIEHE CoUR DE DISTRICT FRANCOIS pUFOUR ses
Dc "a Nouveile- Orleans : GRE NNCIERS-No. Is, 295.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
ees de la shsdte succession ct oues antres Personnes
que celia peut dayOr deure dix
ue Ia prehene publication Fasons lesquees
presente lie Syndc de Ia dte fae point appros
We ct homoogue les onds mains reparts coniOrme
ent Al dit conpte ct e dit nsovabe deeharge
toEs de toute responsabilite.
Par ordre de la Cour
fell 2lH +. MICUOT Dhnn,6 GreAHer
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l.. X ITTIS f DGE < FOLSOM
daie Ben ktttredge Co. importers Of Guns
Wholesale and retail deaicrsin American Rifles,
Pistols and firearms OF ever variety, 50 81
Charles street, near 81 Charlie Hotel New
Orleans, and l34 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcoSD DISTRICT CouKr{ FRANCOIS DUFOUR VS. His
Of New Orleans CREDITORS-No ia gab
NOTICE Is hereby given 90 the creditors of
ms estate and TO all other herein Interested to
sow cause within ten dystrom the notification II
y nave or why the presented by the Syndc
WI estate should not b. homoo approved the funds
distributed in accordance herewith the insolven dis
BY order Of the Court:
MICUOT Danuty Ct.r~
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gsh Osleans 4aiIu Crescent.
LIST OF LETTERS
for and Remaining In the Post
Office at New Orleans up to
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1858.
Ladies' List.

Ladies' Ii
4
Adams Josephine miss And
Adams miss Arm
Allen Mary miss Aver
IL
Baar Julia W mrs Bish
Baer Ellen d mrs Brig
Ballister n + mrs Boils
Bailey Francis l. mrs Boor
Bailey Amanda d mrs Borg
Ballaron Mary A mrs Borg
Ballister Joseph mrs Bow
Baltimore Lucinda miss BOye
Barry A NJ miss Box
Bartlett Julia mrs Bow
BARLEY Susannah mrs Boyt
Barrett Emma miss BlOy
Bartlett Nina mrs Brow
Bateman Lucy mrs Brow
Baxter N mrs Brow
Baxter Cathriue Brow
Bradford A mrs Bucl
Blake Hannah miss Bafo
Branden A mrs Bull
Beatley Martha E mrs BurB
Beatty Sarah miss 2 Rurl
Beatty Elizabeth G miss Bunt
Becker Emely mrs Burn
Bell Bridget mrs Bnrr
Benson Charlotte mrs Burr
Bennett Sallie miss Butli
Bergin Elizabeth miss Brus
Birmingham Sarah Bryd
Bresver c G mrs ByrI
G
Campbell Mary A mrs Collt
Canning Sallie miss Coli
Carthcart Ann mrs Coli
Carvin NJ mrs Colt
Cassidy Ann uiss Conl
Clay NJ J mrs Conl
Chappell Sarah mrs Conl
Clayton Amelia mrs Com
Clapp Sarah A mrs Com
Chase B miss Cop,
Craver Laurence miss Colt
Crawford Mary nc Colt
Ceary lien Colt
Chester Elizabeth Ann Coz
Cleland A w mrs Coui
Childs Martha w miss Cox
Clifton Bell miss Gun
Cobb Nancy Jane miss Curl
Cocklin miss Cur
Cook Abby A mrs CrO'
Cook Hannah mrs Crai
Colcord Maria mrs eros
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W H. REESE GreHier
Burean do greiher, ce u ianyIer lsjs. ials 3tn3nd
SIXTH prsTEIcT coURr JOHN R. B9RGsTEpE VS.. HIS
Of New Orleans. : CREDITORS.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 TIC creditors of

srxIESE CoUR DE DIsrHIor} JOHN R. BoRGsTEDE vs.
de Ia NIuyellc Orleans. : SES CREANCIERS.
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n ces de la ssdie rsy hte e outes personues
celia peut davor dedure dix iours
de la psene publication les rason pour lesquees e9mpte
prosecute par VIM Albert yndic sovabte ne sera
point apprOuye homoOgue les fouds repas
canormemen dit lie de VIM Albert syndic de-
charge de ses fonctons ct de toue responsabite
Par ordre de Ia
fe8 3-inlOd GAsP'D JAMES, Deputt GreHfsr.
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SfIGExE CoUR DISTRICT SUCCFSSIONsde y BIZ RTHE
ella SOuyr lie Orleans elad Sarpy son epous
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
II ciet des sudites personnes
que celia peu eoncerner dayoir d6due dix ious
de la presente publication Taisons pour esuueles 3eme
presenie par Victor Bnhe radmnstraieur des
SUGGESTIONS, sera point approuye homologue onds
entire mains rEpartis coniorm6ment dit compile
Parordre DC la cour.
fes 3tiul0d GASPiD JAMES. DaDua
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL--Com Hunter
USN; ID Sid, and lady, Md; Mrs Nj Laughlin
Md; Miss c Barnum Md; Mrs Barnum, Md;
M Maury, Va; c Yancey and lady, La; Miss
Mdlachdr, La; Sheercoster, Eng'd; w B
Beaumont, Eng ID; Kirttand, Md; T. C Jack
son, CT; Jones, Va; w J heal Mo: w C
Brown NY; J Cornish, Miss; T. c y Blake.
O; Crawford and lady, Mo; b Tits Va;
w Hibben, o; Mrs Nj McLue, Va; Nj Clarke
Gi Miss T. bben, ~; Miss Anna Barry, o;
Sack Tfimble, ~; II Grove, Pa; r James
and family. Ma; Dynch and family, Va; Mis-.
Andis, Va; Kite, Pa; w I'll Hunt, La; w A
NATIONAL HOTEL-Judge F. Broccbus.
Mo; Bryan, Bryan, W Clarke, WIN
WorthingtOn; Hon A Pearce ID Mcclure, Md;
T. Tufts, l. Stark, J Lord, O III langley, 6 III
Fogg, Nh A Walker, USN; NJ w Chaplin CT;
Brown, Pa q BradleySRI; w Milton A Ia;
John n Hall, NY; VIM Bryan, J w aters Md;
Craig, Walden, Miss Merton. NY: w :
BeTgts, RI; Gallup, do; + McF adden Jun
Pa; w W Payne, 6 II Bell, NY.
HARDWOOD HOUsE-M ID Potter. O. Miss
Poter do; \ Can died, KY; G b Davids, Va; G
Grant, o. p Hedian, Md; Withers, Ala;
r. Dix and lady, NY; Peters Pa: G vii.
Hams and lady, Ark; H Allen, NY; A Black
burn, do; Brockmer, do; Hudson, III; :
Smallwood, Md.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-Mr Thomson.
Md; w Ensign, Ga; + French, NY; w G.
webb, Md II c SmYth, do; 6 Butz Va; Mrs c
Lowell, do; A w Deahl. Va; Mott, Mass; :
HilZman, NY.
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u Frost was seen in several places as far
south as Alabama, last week.
" The pine trees OF some portions of Georgia
are being killed by worms.
iD-A greater quantity of tobacco will be raised
In kanawha Valley, Va, than ever before
ID The population of New Orleans is set
down at S25 ,Oc. In lei0 in was l02, Ill
@ The Turkish government is about to estab-
lish a journal Paris to represent It's interest.
o. A German starved to death the other dav
In Detroit. He was out of work, but preferred 10
die rather than beg.
IL The Southern shipping merchants in New
York have sent 81 GOO to the yellow fever suffer-
els in New Orleans
IL The best capital for a young man is a
faith that he can do anything in reason, and the
will TO do 1t.
IL most skillfully executed counterfeit a
note on the North-W estern Bank Of Wheeling
Is now in circulation.
UAt Salineville, Va, on the Odd uItimo,
Rev. Alex Campbell administered the sacra-
ment to 600 communicates
W There is a married lady In Salem in good
health, whose weight when In full dress is only
seyenty-thTee pounds.
IL The models for the bronze doors for the
capitol, by Rogers, left Rome for Munich on
the 3lst OF July, where they are to be cast.
IL The total gold circulation Of Great Brit
ain Is estimated at S25O, VOO, 100, and Of paper
money Sl5S ,OSO,O0.
iDAn extraordinary murder has been discov-
cred al LockpOrt, New York. physician,
named Creswell, Is under arrest, charged with
poisoning patient named Philip Hawkins.
III In 1921, the Sergeant at Arms was thirty-
four days in travelling from Washington d. G.
10 Edwardsville, Illinois. Fourteen DAYS were
deemed a short period for the journey from
washington to Louisville, Ky. The road can
now be passed over in thirty-six hours
U-Mrs. Mary T. Holmes, of Plymouth Mass
over - years Of age, walked I've miles on berry,
ing excursion on Tuesday last, picked two
quarts Of whortleberries and returned at night
as cheerful and happy as the youngest and strong,
vet.
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Prepared BY
Bottles l2h. Is and 80 cents

Chemist.
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Hdrfskoyas's Cxrs-dlI should be kept in all fnmi-
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Haytshorns'S Cxre-aH 10 great tonic to Weak
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, HI As the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
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N. B."If You have a Cough, use Harris
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The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington CITY Kidwell d CisceIl at Gorge
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Through trlsl of many years. and through every
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
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"HEN I N TIT COUKSE Of HUMAN
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continued use of il two months will insure jon .
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B. CLARK, Druggist, corner * street and Pa.
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ON g w OR THY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
=. ". PIKE, Sole Proprietor,

This brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juice of the Catawba Grape,
thus ahOrdng additional evidence of the progress
Of American ente' prise and industry, and of our
ability to produce aric es at hom., equal to those
made by any other ION.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not Only
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Chemists.
II. IL is a sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Fla,u-
lenG{, CranP: Cholc, languor, Low Spirits, Gene
ID Re;aIl price 81 .25 per bottle.
;. n. PIke has appointed DAN'f.. Ii: CLARKE,
Druggist and Pharmaceutlst, corner of Pa. avenue
and IA street. Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers and customers will please forward their
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EVENING STAR.
THE CAnE.BOTTOMED CHAIR.
BIT w. NJ. THAcKKRAy.

BIT w. NJ. IHAcxzRAY.
In tstter'd old slippers that toast at the bars,
And Tagsed old jacket Perfumed with cigars,
I've snug little kingdom up four pair of stairs.
To mount to this realm 10 a toll to be sure
But me hre there bright and the air rather pure;
And the view behold on q sunshiny day
Is grand through the chimney pots over the way.
TINS snug little chamber is cramm'd in all hooks,
WIN wnrthless od knicknacks and sllly old books,
ana i99lsh OLD odds and foolish old ends,
from friends.
old rIc.ety tables, and cha rs broken back'd;
ANopenny treasury, wondrOus to see;
what matter :! It's pleasant to you, friend, and me.
No better divan need the Sultan require,
Than the cresklns old sofa that basks BY the hre,
From the rickety, ramsnackle, whsezy spinet.
That praying rug came from Turcoman's camp;
BY TIber once tvlnkled that brazen old lamp;
lis murderous knife TO toast mufins upon
Long, long through the hours and the night and the
chimes,
Here talk of old books. and old friends. and old
As ne sit N fog made Of rich stake
ihls chainoef 10 pleasant 70 you. friend. and me.
But Of s the cheap treasures that garnish my nest
For the finest of oouohes tha.'s padded with hair
never would change thee, my cane bottom'd chair.
'Tisa bandy-lesEd, high shouldsr'd, worm eaten
with-a k'ng old hack and twisted old feet;
But since the 1.lr morning Wnen amy sat tnere,
bless thee and love thee, old cane bOttOmd chair
III chairs have but feeling. holding such charms,
A thrill must have pass d throughout wither'd old
arms
I Iook'd. and long'd and wish'd in despair;
1 vlsh'd ny sell turn'd to q cane bottom'd caair.
IL was but moment she safe In this place.
she scarf on her neck, and a smile on her face.
A smile on her face, a rose in her hair,
And she safe there, and blOOm'd in my cane bot
tom'd chair.
And so have valued my chsir ever since,
Like the shine OF saint the throne of prince:
SAINT Fanny, my patroness sweet declare,
The queen OF my neart and my cane bottom'd chair
When the candles burn low, and the oompany's gone
In thekllence of night as | sit here alone
SIT here alone, but we yet are pair
My Fanny see In my cane bottOm'd chair.
She comes from the past and revisits nv room;
She looks as she then did, all beauty and bloom:
10 smiling and tender SO fresh ana so far
And yonder she sits IN my cafe bOt,om'd chair.
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