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, 1859-04-22
PERSONAL .5.}'H F0L3TIE5L.

Henry Ward Bceehcr seems to be as popu-
lar writer as he is speaker. Tie sale Of life
Thoughts" :: book Of extracts froa, Ills scr
mons. has reached, it is said, forty thousand
copies.
- The little boz Hall, who was whipped in
Boston fur not repeating the commandments,
and disobeyins his father, has rcccivcda second
mark Of approval il 4 gold medal from Alex
andria, Va.
"A man named Robbins was found guilty
Of bigamy at Raleigh, n. c., fcw days since,
and branded in open Court with the letter On
his right chcek-a mark which he will carry to
his grave.
A Nebraska paper says that Slavery is al
ready established in the Pixies Peak region
that the Me1icaus arc there with poems,
and that Southerns arc on their way there with
slaves, from every Southern State.
- Tie Commissioner Of the Genera! Land
Office llus decided that the claim of five per
cent. male by the State Of Iowa on the valuc Of
lands Of the 'sacs and Fox's Hall. Breed Rescr-
yation cannot be allowed, On the ground that
the tract was set apart by the United States
prior to the admission Of Iowa as State.
- The edi.ur Of tho {por.land) Eastern Ar
gus, fund on Monday the defeated candidate
for Mayor in the composing room Of that pa
per busiy "settingup" the inaugural Of his
successful competitor, and eriticising it as he
went along. So phlosophic citizen should not
spoil his contentmeut By goiog into office.
The Richmond Enquirer says that the
"asceudepcy" of tho Democratic party is Sc
riously threatened, not only in Pennsylvania
and New York. but in the Federal Government
In all it,. departments BY prevailing dSscnsions.
To say that tho !" asccndency" is "thrcasened"
is like the assertion of the man who said farmer
"enticcd =" him ever the gate with pitcl,-fork.
The Hon. George u. Bibb died Of pneuuo-
mia, ut his residence, in Georgetown, on Thurs
day. 1Ic was long time United States Senator
from the State Of Kentucky, and Chancellor Of
that State, and subsequently filled the Office Of
Secretary uf the Treasury in the administration
Of President Tyler. His age was between 50
and 20 ycars.
Tho Hon. Joshua Il. Giddings has written
letter which has just been seen by the editor
Of the Ohio State Journal, written By him in re-
ply to friend who had addressed him on the
subject, in which be positively declines to be q
candidate for Governor at the ensuing election.
Ar. Giddings says:
"Ncither duty to myself, my family OF coun-
ty, will permit me to enter upon the excite
ment and the labors. or to incur the response
biity Of being candidate for that distinguish
ed position"
Two men recently contriyed to saw their
way out Of the Little Rock, Arkansas jail, but
before they left held y meeting, md adopted re-
solutions, iudorsing the foreign and domestic
policy of the .'present Administration" md
expressing their unabated confidence in the
wisdom, patriotism and integrity Of our present
Chief Magistrate" The resolutions were car
zied unanimously, and copy left with request
that they be published lin the Little Rock pa
pers. The meeting then adjourned sins dis aud
went to saving.
, 1859-04-22
Cincinnati Gazette on the prcsldcnc,

NaHtAHAAkk "NLcAao OH 40E Hfc8lQCnCys
The Cincinnati Ed.ttte, Of the 18th, thus re-
plies to On article in the Springfield RtQ4llican
i'll regard to the Republican, candidate il 1850:
Tie Springfield Apal4iraa, has decided that
the next Republican candidate for the presi-
dency ought to be either Seward, Banks, or
Bates. In the full plentitude Of it, authority,
the paper aforesaid administers rebuke 10 tie
Providence JoHrnal-which has no superior
among the Republican organs Of New England
for suggesting Gov. Chase for that homer.
The editor Of the Joarnalis Gov. Anthony. NOW
United States Senator, and man Of much
ability and influence. Whatever he undertakes
isusually found 10 prosper, while the political
editor of the provincial l'aper, before tilention-
cd, Is provvbia!. in his narrow sphere. for
laundering and bad luck
We are no special champions of any Presi-
DENTAL candidate, yet We have yrry definite
opinion that those who advise the nomination Of
any other than a Western man, are sadly lccriy-
ed as to the tr.e policy Of the party. We sup
pose no well-nformed person seriously thinks Of
The nomination Of Banks fur the Presidency.
The Providence Journal, too. undoubtedly cx-
presses the predominant sentiment Of New Eng
land, III far US it favors sonc other candidate
than Seward.
, 1859-04-22
Narrow Escape Of a Passenger Train.
LE1nnl tic No l,enoc:at. 1thl

On Thursday tnoruin. last as the mail train
on the Terrc llautc and Alton Railroad was com-
ing westward, about eighteen miles this side Of
Trrrc llnntc. the engineer Of the train on the
ln.,k-nut ahead. suddenly discovered that Il
large culvcrt, which the cars wcrc rapidly APP
preaching had been badly wished away by tlr
hard rains and aoud. uf the preceding night.
1le Immediately reversed the engine, aud with
the conductor, bagcacc man, fireman and serc-
raj hrakcmen, jumped from the train fur safety.
The passengers, Numbering about si1sy knew
noth.n. Of tlr impending dang r. mud ren;a:ncd
in their seats. But there was Que hen on the
train in tie person Of the brakeman Of the hin
dcrmpst car. Though warned like tue others,
he stood manfu!ly to his post, and with supcrhu-
nun strength, frightened the brake with such
force upuu the wheels Of his car, as to cause
their revolution TO cease altogether. This clog
upon the tram, acting in CONCERT with the r.Ter-
sed motion Of the engine, brought the passcR-
ger cars to stand STILL just on the brink Of
fright!ul rrrcipiec into which had tumhled the
locomotive and tender. Had the cars gone dawn
the loss If life would have been arpaliing.s The
brakcman's name VIC could mt learn. lie was
ovcrshelmel with the gratitude of the passen
gers, whose lives he had saved aud we under
stand is about to receive son,1hanLsume reward
from the Railroad for lis noblr aud heroic con-
duct on the occasion.
A New Expedition up tho Nile.
The y. y. 7imtx Paris correspondent Of
March 3hsh. SAYS:
"a letter from Narscillcs, states thut fresh
expedition has been organized for Discovering
The s.urce Of the Nile. The expedition is con:
ductcd by ~ Mimi. Venitian. who hns inhab
tied Cai-o for the last ten years. lie il ntn,-
the author Of u map Of the Valley Of the Nile.
He l.us carefully studied the various difficulties
attending his perilous enterprise. He came to
France two months since to complete tue nlaft-
, 1859-04-22

The Rev. James Wood, formerly Professor
in the New Albany Theological Seminary, has
been elected President Of Hanover College, Pa.,
and has accepted the appointment.
, 1859-04-22

- New Constitution for Canada.
We see that u movement is I>eiuy t,l:,le in
parllar,rnt to obtain Convention fUr the ps,r-
lnsc If preparing I Constitution for the future
Gnscr&nlent Of Canada. thr same tn BE- submit
ted 10 tho people, and afterwards to the 1mpe-
rial Parliament, for approval or rejection. Ecs,-
iutipns to this effect have been mnyrsl in b"th
branches Of tho l:ny1"ci;:l Parliament. in the
Council by Mr.. Morris. in .lsr Lever House by
Ar. Merritt. The Convention to consist nf twr1i-
ty-tt'ur delegates. twelve frun cacl, Province.
The movement is m anomaly in British colo,inl
history; lis well as another STRIP towards Rcpub-
licansm and independence.
, 1859-04-22

4 TI1\TrIC ROYAL NAIL
n STEAM NAVIGATION CONT t+1ny. New iurk 4n.
tA.~ny L,ae.-Ths next departure fui Scv lurk Will ts
thH otxa1uAhlp
PRIME ALBEIT,
Capt..a Siehot+ou tn nj. ftor H-v York, THURSDAY.
The 18th ot April touching II St JOHNS, F.. = ee.ase
The Royal Mas. rrer- II Pa-.a4r :-Fir,t t':a.a ~;
S&xt. ~; Thlri ~; Including frr tesets t3 hI1n
eIEal elt. H rlrDat IN Gtrar Etal. Iatr 'a-s
must provide pl.1s kns, fatk. esc. a1~ oe1ns fasH*s
tn st Johu4 ttts{ tiAsr. &I,; ccsI t2.s. -: Fos
fxsxht o. p.,sae qutr the American Eiptc4 forPa-
ny II a Bretxay an! >. trl1 uthet ase
ts nsces III ths ttrIca Can 10
secus,xI II Il. The aluye oe> u hns peT~ns "at f"
any ~ the principal ctur, the lines Of railway In Great
Hf!ta!n fpr AsA " feuna GaIwAy fif kss.
ALIEN. HOLLAND. Manager.
las c. FARGO, Uctce Ut American E1psr.s TO-.
No. ~ De1stutn okrees, CAicA&n.
New York Nov. IS, lSst. nnc+IS3.tnl
, 1859-04-22

II is said that tic Commissioners whose duty
If il tn strike 4 boundary line between Great
Britain and the L. S, nu tie Northwest coast
have been in Washington Territory now
upon the meaning of the treaty between tile
two countries, by which it has hccn supposed
that all disputes were settled A San Fron-
cisco correspondent of the New York Tribune
, 1859-04-22

AeFf1lnEles u s!aie1!.
q. Jefferson advocated the diyislun of The
lands aiming small frrrhodcrs, and favored ill.,
| lie fc1emcrss rather than great domains. The
| struggling If thr Homestead biz in the Senate.
which was carried by the un'tGd Republican vote
ur the House, discri,ninatcs the enemies fron,
| be advocates Of the Jefferson party.
| -. II was Jenrrson's npot!,egrn, 81 We must
| make our election between economy and liberty.
"r rr"fusien and scrvitutle." Tue Prescps ud-
1,!i"iS'ration has more than doubled The expcp-
d1turc. of the lust really Republican administrn-
t'on-Mr. van burcn'ss.
II. Mr. Jefferson abhorred public debt; Emu
mcrat'nE the dangers y; which threatened free
government, lne said, The forc-horsc Of this
friElttul team is public debt.
| lhe government parry has IN Two years sunk
u large surplus III the Treasury ana created
pubic dcbt. It's new measures look 10 !a1ge
2ccmnIas1on oi IT, showing that NATIONAL s aeht
~ part Of their system oi policy. !he crime.
t:"n "t the pMbiic debt, M1d provision against
tie organization Of another, is the policy Ut Tho
ispuG!loans. >,
| T. IT was cardinal principle i'll politics With
Jefferson, that slavery bcscts slayery. liz
therefore maintained the necessity of the grad,
ull extinction Of slavery; and the removal OF
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR DWELLINGS. IN
the Fourth District
By j. B, WdLTON

AT PRIVATE SALE, Will be sold five val.
. liable Lots Of Ground, bounded by Live Oak Magazine
MOI l09 new No.) 128 ~ - >s
Lots a. 5 26 and r. form the of Live and Sixth
and measure each 81 feet inches and lines front on
Sixth street by depth of 100 feet 9 inches
Lot No. adns the above described lots the rear and
parallel lines. SN
The Eve lots together measuring $50 feet inches on Live
Oak street by 1876 feet inches on Sixth street.
This property is egbly situated for residences being within
one square Of street, and square Washington
Avenue and In the immediate vicinity of of the ee
giant residences in the Fourth District The lots have been
prepared to be built upon at once ' N1
ATERMS-One cash and the balance at one and two
years credit with per cent interest
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchaser. matt
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of New Orleans soO"' PENHaGA WI Il ss
WHEREAS William II. j Goodman has
w petoned the Court for Letters of Cuatorship the
vacant Estate Of the late Wm copenhagen deceased
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days, why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEu1lEHr couR DE DISTRICT sucoEss $50 y, De VII;
de la Nouvele Orleans LIAM sNNo No Is a.
A TTENDU que William It. j. Eoodman n
IA presente petition Ia Cour Peet dobtenir Let
tres de Cnatee Ia Succession vacane de feu VIM Soppen
hagan decide intestat-
Avis eat e present donpe ous que peut con-
dayor dedue dix jours les rasons pour les
qneles il ne serait pas fat dro la de petition.
Par ordte de la Cour. ...-
jy48ls J. L. KELLY. Depute Greffer
SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF THOMAS WILL
of New Orleans : LIAM GOLLINS-No. is 70e
WHEREAS Henry Fassman has petitions
" ed the Court Tor Letters OF Guratorship
the late Thomas William Collins, deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given whom II NAV concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgsIEEE CouR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE THOMAS
TTEDDU que Henry Eastman prcsente
une petition il Cou' ee dobtenr les Leftres de Gu
rae la succession de de feu Thomas William Collins de-
cede intesat-
est lie present donne que c,ncerner
davo deduirs dix jours les pour esqueles
ne sera pas fat droit d la de petition.
Par Ordre de la Cour.
Us u I6 j. L. KELLY, Depute Grefier
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TIE GREAT WONDER OF THE N1sErEENTH

PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
s ssys the 81 Md Louis Is G
ovngy g ers o. IN M bn
On d. Such EVIDENCE must have its effect when
Doctor needs encomiums pufery from the
press: ' A '
p..t BATH, Me, JAM 20, 1856.
ssntsnen ePH my attention called. few month,
since the highly beneficial effects Of your Hair Restorative
xsh SesR % WHITE Haa
s of s s three months
soon sn found d was proving what had wished about
ssf s1s TO %e4 hs s
gray era Or white ns hair has totally disappear
ssys bss f Seen sG before "1d To-
'ss s old s.e good Wife
that m uss dts
s szsn pG haze cy ses @
years and known nearly every here and adjonn
i mas make Of h with
or nature in others "s well as myself lam t,uy
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE e. 'o'D'
aas %ls,9 ysaw sS ,ss.
Obligations TO you in giving Tie es 'sa my
a TaS ssd he 5
Mass He is gentleman of great influence and universally
woodDear Having made trial Ys Of your o "a Ha
excellent in removing nsmma ion dandrutf and Constant
tendency to itching with which been troubed from NV
childhood and has also restored hair which was BE-
with anything like the same pleasure profit
Yours, truly j. K RRAGa
The Restorative bottles three sizes viz la pe
medium and small the small holds pint and retas fo
dollar per botle the medium at least twenty per
cent In proportion than the small etais for two ol,aI
per bottle the large holds quart more in proper
o. j. WOOD CO., Propretors, 3l2 Broadway Nev yorl
n the great n. Y Wire Railing Establishment and la Ms
ket street, St. Louis, Mo. ' - 80 s
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS Also by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents for
Ne NouIn. mv9 3neodaW
SUGAR AND Es-CEYTRIEreALA
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SECOND DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHDOLS-
- The Annual Examinations the Second District Public
Schools will take place in tie following order
TUESDAY, July 5-Boys aud Girls School, near the Bayou
Bridge
WEDNESDAY, July 6-fIirls' School, Bayou Road between
Roman and Derbg streets.
THURSDAY July 7irls' School, Barracks street. between
Burgundy and Dauphn.
FRIDAY July sBoy> School, Hospital street.-The examiua-
lion will be held the new building on Barracks street.
MONDAY July IL Girls School, st. street between Ma
rails and Where.
TUESDAY july l2-Boys School, of Claiborne and
st Peter Streets
WEDNESDAY, July 13-Grls School, Rampant street, be-
tween Toulouse and st. Lonls.
THURSDAY July IA Boys School, Basin street, between
Toulouse and st. Louis
FRIDAY. July l5-Girls School, of Robertson and
Benvile streets
MONDAY July lsBoy School, of Bienvile and Rob-
eftsoD str cts.
TUESDAY, Jnl, l9-Boys, High School.
WEDNESDAY July -Roys High School.
THURSDAY, July q Cir s. High School.
FRIDAY, July 2S-Iiir s. IIiyh School.
Ri>The examinations of the Boys and G, High Schools
will be he at the school house Barracks street he
tween Blu Eundy snd rauphiu The examination of en-
school will be followed distribution Of prizes. The public
aye invited attend l.. CHAprET.
President Board Of Directors.
A. Y. ROMAN, Sec'y pro tenn. Jyl t9t
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SHERIFF's SALES.

- 64A6A&4GG - 0A4G6s
Firm DISTRICT couarlEaA rxATTEEsoy y;sTE.x.IP
ss- H 2na es s@p. sss's,ss
e &. s b ss,s'e s ss :;
New wr L. The stsvs entitled WIN
Mss:.s ihs IL ss Il ass ssss
II II. :. .ss. gsiSSs coA1zAooALcos. together
se i s as, ss ,sa
bsn li,I ssio e ,t sowp opposite the Convent
TERAs-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of f. Z; F T; h'4ss = oli:.n.
crsaurrz covs De D'srRrorE a RAT1Esses "
as soavs''sorle.n S1 p1ssSs'.i;s1ss
s"n d. as., fse,ss moi
&c. L q (
sesmssfp coATz&coALcos ensemble sv.c 8. ma
NJ IT, Ss ess 1
a' moment T. q fYRksk
!es0 !ye 10 . 30 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dorleans
yeDss1 p. ssf..s. e s5ERRE
II {: Fsss . a 's t e
ss mHs a, I
i: SEVEN Tors OF GROUND, situate in the rear of
p Ssa s e sS4s
4 s's's { il. Is;
a L I Fsts' By
sss fsss front on S. Pete,
s. ri: n as .ss
S &C: g {: @ Of
Il s: e
s LIZ 1shss ns
ELEVEN LOTS situated il suburb IRENE. in .hi. city,
II the Second District forming part Of the
sna % 10 sqa:.s IT, SOUNDED n
Ss,a ss asss.;s @
msasurs IN American 4 measure to .it.
Peter on .tiset BY depth Of III Feet
inch nd lines through from s.ree. ne other
lines front each of said Orleans and st. PETE.
depth through from one 10 the other STREET. of ia feet inch
ose.her with all the improvements whatsoever said Lots
ss.ss 4 R ,ss assys s sn t.. ,,o,
Sheriff of 4 she i Parish THis * Orleans.
coa q e 6e q
$ IL Julie. a'ns MIDI os &c ID k
De Commune entire les du Camp des Nagasins
l. SEPT TERRA1Ns .ituss derrisrs cetts Vile, -
s at f o
Un, Deu1, Trois Quae onq Six Sept plan dresse
s { u :a;'
y d. s 81
snE. d Dc. 100
S e. s4 Il so
Rssssi sss ssns
Tsn beds ssGs i
Ss psds peaee s snss
CO If ss
bs5,sns ps sG ss:.,
sNs pit INIT hm Tssss oas..zs e Out da1s pss
dsR Sc Dc
ssns NM sn DIT Plan les
81
81 peds peuces gnes d face chacune des dite rue,
trs peds pouee Ct isnss .''N''' A.' rue Aa
Ensemble les amelioratOns qui existent les
s.si; asSs TaFs slassus
je29 jss l6 q 80 Sheriff de la Paraisse dorleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT EXECUTORS OF VIM Q. MI
, y et I Orleans: Wv 70 Mt y. isse sAoSAi'
procssd to
s'ssa @ ss
July 4y.. i 49,. at 1 z 1 o'clock .H M
T TEsS + e. 1so ON ,s ssl SPOT.
Sheriff of th f. F f rihsa e. Orleans.
e sss
Ex yEKTS $an VI. e ss I%s.s.
f6s sis s5s
Lsseisys ne%@ss SARAH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de radjudiestion
je2e jys Is % 80 sheriff de la Paroisse dorlsans.
sr11z DlsrE1er couRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Vs. JAS.
vi SEffH writ p9 f.o,a.
# New Orleans in the above entitled viii proceed
Camp on FkfpAY j iss' ss
ffsih IS asfsrPss s
st. s & es s ss
each 50 feet less front street. BY
Of said District ed IN tie Office Of The Treasurer
Together with ali the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit,
property will be definitely adudicaed the highest and last
bidder for whatever it will bring at twelve months credit the
,esng eight per cent interest from date
s sbp sold ssno sn
q printing hn and md ss,i which
axes the amount of which is not yet ascertaned.
H.. Sheriff Of + ih =: p RAhe 81 Orleans,
Nouxelis Orleans. TEknNo s7ss. JAMES fos-
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FOR SALE.
RORGES EXPRESS
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

connection with the Mobile and Lake Shore
Pontt arrain Abroad having the exclusive privilege the
road Families going Lake by leaving heir orders
for the of baggage office
pon'charrain Ralr ad pot and Mr.. Wbittermore Lake
End, will be promptly attended to- rny9 An
SUGAk.HOUSE MOAASSES-a0p barrels sngar-
Apply to BARELiI i 60
je29 If 6I Canine stree,
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FINE GuNs................,....,.E FINE GUNS.
HYDE DRIcH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,

Y D @ o D r ICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
NEW op1EANs t..
eve have always on hand complete stock of fine WAR
kANTED Guns and constantly receiving through our
European agents. Guns eomprising all the EEWE n PAT
iEnNs anu iMfhuV EMENIs; 0Ir long experience and
fscnras WIN ne nrs ana oheT mann,
YEA RS anahla ne ~ nv III I, ~ g. ~
ties for the nrodncon NJ Guns ;td a Nv we mnse ieci
SSTH and U MN car+an, nn. ,Hnn,a " e WINS " .e
martat W ' n'' Ao' eAse''eu' Ii eqaa'ieu' III ms
We are prepared to receive and execue with dsnach an,
accuracy orders for GINS Of ANY PRICE 10 snt tha nerir
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVINa PURCHASED
tbs interest of his Father in the TURNING BUSINESS
shop No 2S9 Benyie takes this method informing
his friends public general that continue the
business the above named place for his account
cs share Of public potronage H. DEaRO, JR,
New Orleans, June q, 1859. je22 I'm
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SUCCESSION DE FEUE MARGARET HICKEY, EPoUsE
de Jared W. Bunce.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, No 10 Bank Place.
SAMEDI, 90 Juliet 1859, midi, a l'HoteI
&c Ia City, rue De y Commune vertu ct scion ordre
de memorable p H. Morgan juge Seconde Cour Dis
trict de Ia Nouvee Orleans en- date du 70 JUN 1889 dos.ier
No. les esclaves capres decrts venus pour
compe de Ia succession de feus Margaret Hickey epouse de
Jared W. Bunce
mason -
FRANCES age dsnviron l6 ans bonnie domestque
de maison ct banchsseuse,
H8c COFD111ONS-Le negre John, premierement decr
10 noe plant ct ia balance credit de six moi pour
IN olet satisfaction du yendeu garan hypotheque
sur esclaye inere s pas pouctueement pave
portera cent dnere apres ecbeaDce usquau pale
Inent La negresse Frances secondement dece
dc SIX mo pour IN billet la satisfaction du vendeur gaan
par hypotheque sur Fescave nteret sill pas
poncueement paye porera pour dnieet apres
echeance jusqu'au Placement
aux frais des acquereurs. je22 iy2 9l623
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES-CENTRIF AM
SuG AIRS in hossheads barrels and half bar
by afsEJ II T. r1
JeHi Gl Common street,
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VEkTE DE TERRAINs DE vALEUR DAMS LIZ DgUx.
eme District compte de ID Vile Nouyee riaanu
par ordre du Conse Conmun
PAR j. b. WALTON

SUCCESSION OF MARGARET HICKEY, DECEASED
Wife Of Jared W. Buncs.
BY j. B. WALTON,
AuCTIoNEER-Ofice, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, July 10, 1859. at IL o'clock,
susnce Of order Of the Honorable b. Morgan Judge
Second District Court Of New Orleans dated J.ne 10 1882
Court docket Me- the following described slaves for
q The succession Of Margaret Hickey deceased vito
JOHN negro boy. aged abont Il years house servant
Francis Negro girl. aged Is years good
servant and washer.
1TERNs The boy John, firstly described half cash
balance on credit OF MONTHS satisfaction
OF tho vendor secured by mortgage tho slave without in
ts.es and not punetusy paid to bear cent interest
after maturity till paid The girl Frances secondly described
on credit Of ak months for note the satisfaction Of the
VENDOR secured by mortgage tho slave, without interest,"
maturity till paid.
Of D. l. Ricardo notary public at the az.
pense of the purchasers.
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la vente pubiaue ct adjudication de-
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peds plus mons face la st. Denis 1876 pieds
plus moins de profondeur
lie tout confomement abeau dassessement du dit Dis
hic depose an bureau du Tresorier de cette Vile.
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de popriete Reimbursement Hdjugee plus oan ct
derner encheri pour tx qui 0ert douze
mo de credit pacquereu fournra bon obligation
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cent Fan de Ia eate hypotheque spectacle Ia
vendue jnsqu'a parfat paiement
lie dit acqnereur paiera compliant deduction du
px dadudcntion, les rais dannonce du sheriff du grief
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lie montaht DIES taxes Etat de paroisse ct de Vile.
f. T. PARKER,
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