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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03
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Tn seanshp Columbia Capt Berry. arrived yesterday
morning from Chsrissoa brnEns papers one dsy IN sd
vance Of he nail Tor which The has hama
The Bsmburg stesrssfip Austria sailed Yesterday for
Southampton Hamburg " cabin ami es s,esrsxs
passengers Baron Gsrot R1piaa Minister At Washing
,op. went on, In this steamer
ps ppe nvoS Lewis from Nsp York for Belfast pl' Toto
yalu0utb. Juy 10 70 repair tamases having been "a
n.kns sh,p ana hsd aud or earned swav
and sustained Der dsmsge.
Gtnsatrsn fny The bark Breezs pu, IN on the
" feet ~ W Der 10 g. having encountered
gale be Oh whlh carried away her
st1ve ceared everything IN bea4g
sochor~se mi she missed stays renv age
able, aud grounded Punts raA Usrg, DIS hargiug
chris; Boreq fon Ner C~s,sos (shsh burnt ~ this
prcvi uslv repori herr sold pn,i- suction
Tor Il slso the sanr ssue sfore=, IN vasous los
LivEpPoor. July lirhe wig In Of New Yo,s Capt
h-.c and All sbove se vpmas BY the violence
tn Ind sDi the DAP leaving gh port
for ronsisdt Tne bun does rot sppex to be injured
ureay or Calcutta he's put river having in
collision dnipg SATURDAY nah with the 8ebbsrd rbe
1oonder has lost pa OF her cutwsr fore yard and pew
l9h- TIE Cepturon arrived from New YORK IN o1n
act eh The shr Venus from Liverpool for C1-h lto lnst
on ruasr The latter sunk with all her Yin NE ~
oeriion N one rsn ssved b. the Centurion = ,-.,
The Frederick Gebherf New YORK recei-ed
mm,b dsrsse ~ col isiru with he I.oihnfer - ,s,.
ehaI gina or ne purpose Of being dossed.
new - sn~hp orirSba from Eew York. arrived a.
New orleans Aug lat
Notice 20 Mariners.
ptRTTv's LtGBr VESSEL -
boa be NssTns Tsausry iett asel ihti vessel wit
show oriv one llgh, MIL fu-tbcr lDtsce
nv rrdcr 81 The ~ .Nfhoutr ro,vi.
rHop HUNJFR, lighthouse i-isr"oinf y 1st
Chaslsson. Juiy %, lSd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.

MONDAY. August

MONDAY, August &c 7. N.
The city bank statment made up this day com
pares as follows with that which was compiled on
Monday last
Wed sad,n9 Lodns speci> Oycila'r Dsro't,s.
August a.. 1856 $50 35,72io7 7ios 365 100 oSo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

While Che revenues from coal have fallen Off more
than f'typer cent the loss merchandise has been
bu. about sixteen per cent, and on passenger travel
only about eleven per cent. The reduction OF ex.
penses during the same time nearly thirty three
per cent. The net profits Of tho half year are
s5lc .3js against s7sG ,3e7.
Coyernor Brown. u Georgia. has issued his procla-
nation, stating that the following banks have re-
fused 10 make then returns required by The stat
ute Of Is57. and directing that the notes Of said
banks shall no longer be received in payment Of
debts due TIE state, or by the Central Bsnk-
ark ~ tho slsts ~ ssorra; Psbters' Rack Of the
sssie Of eorr. Al s,ranrsb; Ofnercsl Bank Of 8,ros
pics Coervsss losorsnce aod Baukicg Company, NJ "a,
vs.cNarts' ard pantgrs' Hak AZ savanBab: uecas1is
eav ~ Bank a, Savscnsh Augusta Insurance and Bank
ms C,rpsrv warre Bank ~ Gergs al Savanush: Sax
n golombos cans o uidlle Geyig. 81 naoyn s,pk OF
the ~ i've state ~ Roe Union ssok At A1ggs,a; city
Ba,E 81 augusta. rlsu'crs and Mecosacs' Bpk " Ni.
Bank og creersbororrh; Timber OutteTs Rsuk at "a
vanpSh ESohaIs c Bank 81 the State Of Georgia Gta.
N,cban O. Bank n augusta
The following hanks are omitted from the procla.
nation and their notes are still received Ut the State
Treasury
Central railroad AMI Parking COMPANY; George Rail.
road snd Btnkirg Company Bank Of Savsonso B2uE Of
era BAuk, ct Macon Ncrthwee Bank, at RDsgold.
Upon this proclamation the Savannah Rr,ublican
remarks--
he urAc'csl oparatou ~ tbs procisnsbon 81 sn
anomaly In he finance. preseo,s the strange
spectacle q jscreoug large number Of her oso
bsrks sokno 5ced the country ~ he pc~feo,y
solvent end whoee notes promptly converted intl
sod and sver upon presentation their cIuners They
bsve every " cre1n that appeal 10 and 80
The punlic ndeUce, aud yet her issues DIS
nrbaItu reCudetsd BY the asta Authorities, claiming
De s.a1g ~ uarsusDce OF the req reoents Of ss.
rbe hsrkp II ne understand their pnsisn, 10 not be-
Bsve have voised reiusei compliance With
.Dy ar q tie Stse, De- dig 70 rezpood 70 de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

Cats au baods ucre hrm With sales OF aiou 200 500
bbs With the Of quotations S11tnorn Ora1is
cont nue. In good demsnd, win sales Of ah,Gt leo
$50 bbls, within the range ~ the T1fNJus Con
M and rs -four 6rn al quoai me, vita m)isrs
90 es wbeat-rne footed up aoout 80 0oO ieis
rcudlpg good " prime Western snle ai 81 o. o. 10;
wesarn sosd red o. 81 IS sst TO- Mgsrk'e clu a. CSC
Chicago srng at &c good whte sc1issr % Htlp a.
nov a. 81 IL primo North Caroina a. ~ 80, aJd
common d.. a, 81 30, and 81 % for oil gDJ5 Wnlte
Southern. Corn we active and frmer, estesally for
good souDd ots The oD5 raCef ABOUT T50 50,
600 busbels including unsouno Western NJ Vsd aed 60 d
s,und 10. a. &C. 93i,c Southern yellow At G. OS;
Southern white a OIL Os and Nortnern yello~ 81 %
RYE vas crm, with small eses At SOC. S3c Oss were
arr, and 10 good demand, Whh sales a, 46o. q &c
Copysr a. quiet While prices unchanged ~ bags
Iarssca sold a. y T., ard 30 d. 81 Doming1 a9sc a.
sucscp sse " Gems or tomcsror hal a tendency W
check sales. .
1900 bsles IN uADeit, atp O., ard few hundred oales,
on the basis Of shout IL 10. i0r middlns upisnis
Fprpis1s Fngsgerng we're moderste TO liverpool
about 20 coo bnshes of wheat were engaged In blS A.
"a alb % eoo OBJ four al IL. TKt 1870 b1sss ca
Al 2os and 100 200 bsles vf cDiton AZ I'D ga
10 Tendon sbou. ooo bushels engaged oays
a. sd Tnere nothisS De~ I, Gssyov or toe CONT
asnl CxlifOrps fregbh ns nrrosr Soc Q 1< oeos soe
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CITY cOnnEsCI.L sEPoRr.

soNDsy, August PC Z. VI.
AsErs The sales embraced sooui 40 30 oois inciui
ny pots 9; 90. ard pearls at C..
npEAnErufts --Fiuur-rne market vas finer, without
ohan.e ~ imQ 70 qvn.s1ns Tne sales enDf.ced
about Is eco hbs closing within about ne f0lowns
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~>e>>>e<>>~~ >~~<>>>~~~;
Preteate1 70
Els EIce1e3cy, the President OF the Republic, by
tbs Us.tsd StAses AMI rnssnay Ssygat1a Company.
EDWARD A R0PKivs,
...,al'Arc-t


He bsd nonhs previously Acknowledged the receipt Of
khs &se AID otner Irtsebts, maze " hin BY lie
ComysLf thrUu.b Mr. Hopsng a. tDer geuera sseli IL
vas Egnssea - NJ Hppk ps ths be would sppIy for
ScsI rEme they would De sxsUtei lac re-
Py ttss bs ooud Dot 40 50, a. toe establsanen1
DOT Die, but belonged 70 clfporite sonpiay, OF
whom Only TIE agent Attic txCfa0u n toe three
Gays order " tue sefsr ft-tory NJ dDp
klss refused Dbcy. saying tast hs1 cO1ped SIN
1e Az o. te hAd sivn ioina sdos eass % t9e govern
Dspt " he oomnfrca tie az nad maze a1pi cAtos of
AfitT ttfte dass more cOus Jerai 90 Jufge
Ns4r1 row fs-aguaya1 secretary Of save ~cut int0
~ q fsc,aYy iurbe1 out SbJut hundred emDoJes
$50 coed doJrs order also sent 70 tne 1lll
srshi 70 siop the se-mili COmplls0co sss ceclne1,
sao Os u s5d,ers ~ sen DO 90 o execute the order
lotta Then Orocfe1 ~ Bopsns 20 eel the iaod 90
SAeh w laFIm s,c'1 Tor the sane pfic be nat given
~ %, gte.o %, a. n says. t5st tae psrclts e
"a osn uesaly made, alt the uOcunooss O0tainod 10
q uA1desiDe mKlnef from tie cv1 Dgtsry. The
rioe p%ld ~ ue iAnt wss mere uts, DIT
sid a. VI ~, sios Go not wish 70 cell h, he poe.
lively reiUrei " lb,y TIE pcfemy1ry tesres Tne pun
chtse sAi BEN male 10 good fshh the grvsrpo
.eie isl'y slvieta " ever step 'sser In proof
o. ihg, wtud mcnd1u t0at there "a large nlitarY
yStt tDe and, and ~ express orders n los presiest
ZOE b.rsks were evscase5 ans tbe bulotgs n .,d All
Mr. B5psns' arpssai The PIesdsut tSos iorcISis COS
and lufnei The emplyes 0i the % uany (, tbe
,enrss ~otcn we've ,1sp soio Tor sust 10 q =, 49,
sbtse 70 fK-nct, beRve, Deer tEo hdndred dollar
Er B1DFinH prot sd sgainst tbess sfbray proscs5
lpgs go arDeG President L1psz Ia. tDe U1ed sases
lov.fpme1s wcsld bolj pm strictly rssp)uslls COR ali
ltts 70 rs o1Dpary. ire 0ny Feslg Of L09sz Wa 10
rsvtEe Mr. B0;sIBs etequaicf 81 COosnt
Your cffyDjeni 6taies thst l0ps1 otnec W. Hop
Euf $4,000 avrboui 10Y tecariy whs,svsr, en- ssJt
rer. mortgase 90 tDt g0ocs aad ohs'eia Of oompsay
Ia cfvH xsd c1unuiss sfrtt mortgage" h generally
sldsrsd ~ hesi EDd 0 @C1rfty fne bsn w@ Goa
ua-tes " n he srvcrpment simply because oLhsl
rspts u psraxoay sDe W LEAD ~ large 40 luut
Wa ever a.kne fog the payment or ne 9an LJpsk
yesrr sefweYce fOrcol red tne Iortf ss ~hcu sf
s7or berv Verth Eve st times the amount " hl
e-nt, snd sold the machinery - ancA0D -, uooa less
tnsp ~
0arrg 'l ~, acrur,e- Capt riss ~Ss .bsab. win
40 View -. 9s fs.ufuo5 20 Aeceuc "a sD1fti
EtsF ts sr'ysre o. ZEE ssWuil properiy sac A.
Is 10 Ua.gi ra1s, sni alie 70 vntiSass
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WhaBonHon.

Whabomnons
va Eew Bedford slE. rit rsrk Sea Foz f& WsSorp.
E. oyncstosn 2s.b schr Valentine DoAne, ocok.
Auebuc Ocesn ~ bbs n30 app
Ar A. Nsntncsct sob. chip kuferprse Hyannis.
~ SIC nom Ss Helena Nay ~ Ropeon Deauo. Hpptcan, for
On the osst Of Afsics May g. Gov Cver Beebe Of Wes
sjpa Dartmouth, 80 50 all WELL Peri Msccmber nh 26Osp,
so wh e'shoid, hosner do, 40 sp; Nautlus HardWo&.
Nant 200 sp.
Spoken. &c.
Ship Florence NightiDPA Co.'s rom Akyab NaxrA A. fox
Liseipool May TO- LIT 50 SO \ lon q 3sE
ship Nary Bangs eounes from liverpool for Mebourne
q days ont, June II lat 40S lon 30 10 ".
ship VIM Writ from NOrlean tor Ma. sees Juno 10. no
ship Cotton Planter from Noreans for rdosux June 10
no lot &c
ship John Haven saitcr Liverpool May II fer Oscut
Ia. June rs, Iss 10 Ion Bw
ip Argo Ballard from Liverpool for Bosom, July no. ID.
Western from Liverpool for NYork, July H. oa
Tory Island
sSp Juan rern.rd.z Green fom Liverpool for NYouk.
July IL lat 10 rs, Ion 100
ship sebs.tiap C.bot Cook from Liverpool for Calcutta,
Ship NIc oss Bddle from Liverpool for NYork July l6.
of Ilshar.
sbp Bater Merrill. from ST Stephen NIB. for Penarh
hosds IVES passed July n lA Al % lon tl "
ssp George HAea (oi Boston,, Che pder from st John.
NIB for Pensrh Roads, sanAhzed July d. LAT II Is,
Ion IS
Bark yeppsrd wymsn, from Noreans fer oronstadi.
June IS, lat y, lon -.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-12-15
LOOK AT THIS.

"a IL those that have standing account with
"A the firm OF Mendenhall & Mench, and
with Il subscriber, are hereby notified that
unless payment is made By the 5lh Of Jau-
uary next cost will be added. am in earn.
est this time, so geotlemen. come Zoe the
mark. A. G. MEHSCH.
Bloomsbury, Dec. I, 1864.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22
A. REMOVAL AYLoR& RADDIN, r<1
HF Wholesale Dealers in III
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFfERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
N o &c Il .
NOTICE.
Jefsry's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump
tcith India Rubber Ball Vdlues,

MOTTO
Jefsry's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump
tcith India Rubber Ball Vdlues,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc.. etc, etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale Of Jeery's Improved Double Acting Pump with
India Rubber Ball Valves Is prepared receive orders
and furnish This valuable
5h 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at The New
York State Fair, held at Emira 10 that year In intro
ducng this Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts to bring IL into will be
seconded by all who Its operation and construction
Pump Valves will at be apparent to every thinking mind
Their and their yielding
certainty Of operation and perfection Of action which
be attained by the Of other Valves The simplicity
and replaced the FORM renders this the
and desirable Pump in Every Planter, Ship Steamboat
Captain should OF these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size No 2pessesses capacity of forcing gallons per
ute Price $40.
Size No capacity Of forcing 40 gallons per
ute. Price SIS.
Size No. capacity forcing rs gallons per min.
ute Price $50.
larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
capacity of 500 gallons minute
construction and be expected Nos and I'D.
asses and the ordinary which Pump
Piled while for redeemng swampy Lands the No. as nds
pensable.
The convinced that when these Pumps are
they will go into general use.
Samples of Sire No. be In operation At O. O. Bier
Co.'S No. IS Camp treet Price CouoR's, No. l07 Poydas
the office OF the
vited to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
ma ~ 80 Grsvier street.
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BANK OF JAMES ROBB.
QUARTER OF THE BANK OF JAMES

CHARTER OF THE BANK OF JAMES
~ RoBB.
State of L.sdna Pari Of Orleans CITY Of Ns,' oriean;
BE II known that this day before me, PIERRE Oh NILE
CUyEIER Notary Public IN and for the parish o. pieas
and city Orleans State OF Louisiana aforesaid duy
and qualified and In the Of the horeinhe
named and subscribing Witnesses, -
Personally came and appeared the
undersigned who severay declared that UNDER ine
entitled IAN Act TO Establish General System o. Free bank
ing the Of Louisiana approved on the heentn as ~
Murch thousand eight hundred and hifyhve they 10
these themselves into Corporation ana 10 ~
end they make and agree to the following
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIONS;
ARTICLE I.
The corporate name Of the Association shall he the BAhK
OF JAMES ROBE"
ARTICLE II.
The object the Association is 10 the business
Banking dscounng bills, notes and her eygenee9 "
debt receiving posits. buying AID selling gold aud vr p
lion exchange oanng on real and PERSONA
security all such incidental powers rs are no"
o may hereafter be authorized by law.
ARTICLE III.
The place Of business legal domc Of said Corporation
shall be located in the city OF New Orleans parish Of orleans
ARTICLE w.
The capital stock Of said Cooperation is hereby xed a he
sum Of Six Hundred Thousand Dollars subject TO be Increased
hereafter provided and the prescribed by law ad
divided six thousand shares. Of hundred dollars
each which shall paid the Subscribers as follows one
half from tn date Of this act and the remain
der before the first OF January next.
ARTICLE v.
The number Of shares OF the
respectively the present declared to be ~ follows
subject 20 such transfers may he ear DC MADE on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22
NOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLANTERS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
or YARNS
Employing to Spin the Crop but about fourth the
Der required raise It this nrmber consisting of children
of and above and UNFIT fer blowing
picking cotton.
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW CON-
BIEATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE, neeesssrynamely The Gin with Lap Appendsgt
In one Machine and the seqnent Machines Of the Spinning Sc
res and TO have all arranged In the Spinning Room
plantation complete, with great dispatch. Also competent
SpiRners.
oNE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spnne
Wages
My IMPROVEMENT. in its results the Planter is equIva.
lent to his having purchased Of plantation Negroes
productive than those he while Spin
ming interest will prove his diversion will be exempt from
the and anxetes inherent 10 Planting Gathering and
Baling up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERYis a CASH ARTICLE but for good accept
grant reasonable facilities and for RIGHT OF
THE PATENT oueourth TO be paid to each Of the
Eve Of the the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton
with contract nsuring should the plantation change
proprietors.
Propositions from Planters be made, and know
cost OF Machinery In their particular they
to state what has been the number OF pounds Of
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin.
@. HENRY. lie
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much vexed domain pave tSkeh 'o' ss'aseu .sAs ''s
Lecompton Cous''tuuon "o'a, h'Aos.e ''s eno' Z
TIE Douglas fActon, be forced thFoush po'a noses,
and eaEer for the spo'is nave ho'na'so ana
a. entire ticket upon 'ne pas's y sa'u
The eiIect o. TINS ne" ana aneAe.'e' P'sa.s -.
Be fore'od the menas q sne ~
TINT y VIII 50 urens'hen 'ne't "an',s
enable them 70 GETTY Out .ns'r macn
Of locazaton, without me ~ eu'ous nv
eedlent Of sending me const's'on pach = sns
uloy, 70 be torn IN pieces ~ ''e ''''
Nbelllous mob
Mr. Buchanan N his message fe'as'ns = s' -.
md Nlceragua, SETS up pIe'ens'cs e''''i y -
ouly authorised hliooster IN tne on'on on'A ~ ~
d1pce ~ more ssts'aos'is '.saa ~ - 49, ~
hesn o6t1lned, the South must resist 'nls cam -
TecA'y must sne Ies'ss ~ y 'o-s = sss-
- ~ 1nayer sce nasA'ns s''.P ny .e''''s
eating re President own uoe'''nes y au'Anee =
him. 1be adaptation o. WOODEN hu'''ess any NY
i've to tropical CLIMATES may pe ~ pss'ees ~ ''e
meannen end dishonesty o. tne manu'ac'u'eis y
these deIghtoi Inventions nut tne ac' mas never -
~ been satisfactorily demonstrated
Gen. Walker, upon whom ! naa 'ne pleasure y
calling some days ago. seems % pe aware u 'u'S'
Bis reliance is wholly u we south. Nor aoes y
hesitate 70 say that the climate q Nica'aaa 'npe,a
lively demands slave labor Inc interest," "non '''S
North should feel IN Nicaragua anu ~ ihe. ~ :.
Central America, must De precisely ine sa'ne
that England ought to take II WIZ % = new mar
ket opened to their manu1ctures put '''eie y
smother interest.
Speaking for myself, and desiring no. "a 'ne iess'
to have my own views mistaken Ior 'nose o. .ne
Crescent. am free TO confess that shah nai Win
pleasure tho reopcning Of me save trace humanity
demands it. Common sense uemanos H. Inc rienon
are already engaged in It, see no reason why sne
people Of The South should not employ African ap-
prentices In an appropriate nela, nor any Why 'ae
people Of the North should not openly engage ~
transporting them Doubtless " Womb CONFER 'ar
more pleasure upon our Yankee pn'lanInropls's 70
conduct the business as they have heretofore done-
secretly The thing has now the nature q melt,
aud therefore conduces % iie ngpes. degree Oh
Northern enjoyment Bat we Of tne Sou'n nave
foolish notions about such matters carrying one folly
sometimes 10 the extreme length Oh lalf oeahng IN
husiness.
So long time has elapsed since the iprmauon q
the House Committees by Speaker Orr, that Il seems
almost out Of place TO alnde to them But Il must
be remembered that the committees are Just begin
ming 10 net TO work and their formation Just begin
.;< ~ - ,,vat,criv atpraciated They are shamefuy
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CoNsTARLE,S SALES.

FIRST lysrress couRr ESTATE OF LOUISIANA VS. p. T.
- faTish ei Orleans SruBIN, Agent owuer-No B 4Oi
Rt VIRTUE ola writ of fierI fncias to me
- aIeesed " The lonorebleJ X Dixon, Fii Justice Of
ie he fa,h ~ Orleans will proceed sell ut
pnoc nneon on WEDNESDAY the 80 dey OF February Ss
at II es,scs M At my Warehouse, No. u Julia street,
anieIs etc -' -"t4'''t Nv
Seized IN the above entitled suit
TAhMS-Cash on The spot
J. h. HAUGHTON Constable
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Of vs. HENRY A. I,EE-No x sIs
View Orleans. For Forced Surrender
NOTICE Is hereby given 90 the creditors of
~ the defendant Henry A. Lee that they at the
ONCE Of H. Peters notary public, THURSDAY the 18th
day Of February ls " O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of ap.
pointing nde 70 administer rpon the property Of the defend
ant Tor Tie benefit Of his creditors and in the meantime that
all judicial proceedings against his person and property are
stayed. as In cases Of voluntary surrender
That Tho Curry Esq appointed curator ad hoe 10 repe.
en the defendant and Messrs Coke Breaux
law. to represent the absent creditors
BY order Of the Court:
Clerks Office, January is, 1883 S''N
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de Ia Nouveile- Orleans. SMITH-No IL 666
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n ciers dc Ia kusdte
que celia peut davor deduire ours
de Ia prosecute publication les aisos esqnees
presente Ia uffce naturele de
succession ne serat point approuye homoogue les
mains r6partis commencement au dit connie
Par erdre de Ia cour.
ian IS 30 p s. WII,TZ Crenier
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sHERIFF's SALES.


FuuRra DISTRICT couRrl JOSEPH b. HUBBARDvs p. p
q New Orleans. KENDALIr-No. tL75s.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
- directed By the Honofabe the Fourth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
~ public encion FRIDAY the ed day q january S
a o56 o'clock Al NJ my Warehouse No % Jefferson street.
in ihe second District q ths City
my office. ..
Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans.
Seized in the above snit.
TEhAS-Cash on the spot
QuArRIEwx CoUR Nv DISTRICT JOSEPH b. HUBBARD vs..
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans Pr. kENDAIIr-No. ll,i5S
Inn VHFkVU dun writ de fiert fnclas a mol
Il adresst paF honorable Quaeme Ccur do District de "a
VENDREDI p De janvier 1855 0lz henrs A. NJ en- mon
nnesn de DEPOT Jefferson No dams le DeuNieme
District de ceiie Vile, 4 i'adjndcAtion de-
UN LOT DE MEUBLEs suivant inyentare depose en- mon
bureau pour recours.
Sass aiae eidessus.
CoNDITIoSs-comptanta u moment Dc padj1dIea;on
lag II Is rs % Sheriff de la Parosse d. Orleans.
srxrn DIsrRrcr couRrj McLEMoRE, K4YRuRN q co.
Of A. W. AYRES.
nv Ss WIps9r OF writ of fieri facIas to me
ID the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans in the entitled will proceed sell at
public auction FRIDAY, the 22d day Of January 1855
1T lO1S O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises
ALL the Furniture and movable Effects contaEed in the
premises 1888 Anunrcation street. per inventory, be
al my Office.
Seized IN the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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srcoxp DISTRICT couarl SUCCESSION OF HAUsE C.
OF New Orleans MILLER-No. 1882
nruusut eour mr. p,srR,cr ! sUooEs:

DEUxInMG couR DE DIsrRicr1 SUCCESSION DE HAusE c.
de IN Nouvelle Orleans. MILLER No 1882
Wis est par lie present donne Rux cream
IA cers de Ia susdte e personnes
que celia peut davor deue dix dnter
de publication, les isons esqueles
preente par s e succession point
approuve homoogue les fonds repars
conformement dit COMPETE
Par erdre de Ia Conr
jazz 81 26 P, s. WILT GreaHer.r7
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SECOND DISTRICT CbURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. p
Of New Orleans ID. GORDON-No. I254S.
by VIRTUE of n writ Of fieri facIns 10 me
u directed by the Honorable the Secoud District Of
New Orleans in he above entitled canse, will proceed
at public auction al the City Hotel Common street.
Camp Magazine strde FRIDAY the 18th day OF February
1855 O'Clock NJ the following described PROPERTY
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First -
District of this CITY, in square No. p bounded by Julia ri
Commerce NOtre ame and Levee streets said lot I'll
nres entbee feet front Julia street, by eighty
in depth
Together with all the buildings AID improvements thereon
comprising stby brick house and brick
chen prvies, The whole with states and now
occupied a grocery store
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash N lie
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Of New Orleans. SMITH-No. II ,66f
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
IN this estate and all other herein Interested
show within ten days from the present notification IL any
they have why the presented BY the
nra turx aud administrator Of this estate should
LOCATED and approved the funds distributed in accordance
herewith.
BY order Of the Court
p. g. WILT Clerk