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f. T. PARKER.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DEu5nar coun DISTRICT sgGeESsIoN a., pc FEY Ed
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. No 1870

d.,, sorvs,,s.or,ssns WARD S Ss l5slo
I'm VERTU DUN orare de vente rendu le 10
"a doctobre 1859 moi airessa fhonnrabe peuxieme
Cour District de la Nouvele Orleans dams aare cdessus,
lie MtRDI Is de novenbe 1859 midi Ffiotel
de Ia Commune les du Camp des
agasins. il ladjudication de-
NUN TERRAIN stua dams lie Premier District de VILE
dams iet borne les Graver Perddo Howard Fere
ddsigna par plan dessd par c. A. Eedin,
achtecte lie % de novembre 1852 dule de james
Graham, noaire public
lie dit terrain tonne rangle des Peido ct Howard ct
"a pieds ct ne de face la Pedido
loo pies de profodeu nes paraes Ell face la
Howard.
Ensemble les bases ct amtorations qu sly trouvent
CONDI1IONS-Cette propratd vendue suee i'm bail
expsn q mai 1852 pour $50 Pan payables msnsneenen
loye compter u jonr de laddcation ct lie pae
Dune hypoheque denx ets de la
de 800 chacun souscs lie funt propre ordre
dosss blanc dates dn IS doetobe 1871 ct payable dou,e Ct
date usqua chtance cette tpoque huit Fan
Lintget les blels oins So ttt juquau Ii davr
lerner. la balance du prix DISQUALIFICATION payable Motto
compliant Motto billet de lacqutreu propre
ore aranti par hypoeque spectacle la proptitta venu
payable de date
f. T. PARKER,
O14 NJ lie Ia
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T CouRr SUCCESSION OF THE LATE Ed
WARD 0'SHAUGNESSY- No.

SECOND DISTRICT couRT o 2F The LATE sD.
of New Orleans. $3.50
pY VIRTUE of and In obedience to an Or
ID der of sale rendered October 3 1889 and directed by
the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans in the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell public AUCTION a,
the City Hotel Common street, between Camp and Magazine
streets TUESDAY, the 18th day of November 1852 at IL
o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings -
and improvements thereon situated in the First District of "
this city the square by Gravier, Perio How Y
ard and Freet streets, designated by the No on plan drawn
by c. A. Hedin Architect the 18th November lS52 depos-
tied IN the office Of samas Graham Notary PUBLIC
Said lot forming the of Perdido and Howard streets
and measuring p feet inches and lines front Pcrido
by 100 feet depth and front Howard street. between
parallel lines.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-The said property to be sold
subject thereof ending the 2 day of May,
1867 $50 per payable monthly forty dollars each
MONTH purchaser collect the from and after the
day of Tile adjudication to assume the payment of SAID nss
gage debt towt two certain notes for $500 ench, executed by
the deceased to his order ard by him endorsed in blank
dated October 18Th 1885, and payable in twelve and eighteen
months and bearing per interest from date till maturity
thereafter interest which said notes all the
interest," Ave dollars, has been paid the 18th April
last and the balance of the price OF adjudication payable
half ouehalf his order, secured by
special mortgage the property and payable after
F. T. PARKER.
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The Board of Trustees have resolved interest OF six
per in cash upon the scrip issued by this Company for 1885,
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the second Monday of February next.
The also declared dividend OF sixty
per the premiums of the Company for
the year ending November 80 1855 which certificate will be
issued on and after the Sth of February, 1853
The Company against the perils of the
and rivers and by fire. at the current rates Of
premiums.
OFFCE-No 8, Caronlelet street.
o. GAIIILARD, President,
GEO. W. WEST, yicePresident.
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EINE GUNS................. .-.FINE GUNS
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
.,..-O I'LL r. A ~, L

We have always hand complete stock Of fine WAR
RANTED Guns, and constantly receiving through
European agents. Guns comprising all the NEWEST PAT
TERMS aud IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience aud
continued relations the first LONDON and other
facurers extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable say with confidence that have fac
ties for the production of uss suited the wants of the
SOUTH and WEST certainly exceed if equalled in this
market
We prepared receive and execute with dispatch and
orders for Guns of ANY PRICE suit the peculiar
views and of any individual and furnish them AS
Low AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
By with the gunbuyng community Of
the South and West for thirty have been
bcd profit the suggestions of their varied and
have introduced peculiarly AMERICANA
INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition of every description
Rifles. Pistols Revolvers Colts Aliens, Tranter's,
Smith Wesson's Whney's Reporters Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARP,S RIFLES.
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
my7 " Sign of the =" Golden Peican,' New Orleans
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A BNIfUNNE STREET. SIEIAW FITTIFK
So MANGFACTORI, between Poydras and Hevia only
sXN three minutes walk from the St. Charles Hotel.
The undersigned having largely increased his work
shops and having all the facilities is prepared fill orders
for description of BOILERS in less time and low
they be had in shop in the South imported fromthe
North.
Always on hand, DOUBLE FLUEp BOILERS, from %
80 feet long. and ~ inches diameter.
Also, CYLINDER BOILERS 30 81 "a and IS inches diane
ter and various lengths
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves, constantly
hand.
All will be guaranteed Of best material workman
ship.
Parties wishing purchase Boilers for plantations
boats twini respectfully invited To call and judge for
themselves tnt3 lySwl d. H. FOWLER.
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NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL

"a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
81 IRON WORKS.-The undersigned beg leave inform
e the public and builders generally that they
w featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work. their foundry of Magnolia and Eato
in Davidson Row. Carondeet strcesuch NcrRdaS
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs,
keep constantly hand Cast Wrought
unns Ventiators and Sash Weights fill all
every description Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch.
BENNETT & LURGES, Davidson's Row.
Caro- str
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rHos suRRAy ; 1osS & ssRsEf 70
l. Messrs Pooey, Nico Is t Florida Yellow fne iInhsl
iar of Cedar and Jna Streets New bash o'u
Yard.
We have constantly hand assortment OF every aserp
Dressed Flooring Ceiling and every description OF
Sean ling, Timber Shingles, ahs, etc, ana every 4a''y OF
fes5 If IsSeFNs W. '''.NS THOs. MURRAY & co
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
BE remembered that the Sh December 1853 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
and State aforesaid personally appeared omer Geiiard Pres
dent and Schneider Secretary of the Citizens Mutual 1nsu
Company of New Orleans who being duly accord
law depoe and that the above acconns Just
true correct transcript the books OF said
pany
o. GAILLARD, President,
A. SCHHEIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this Sh day of December
A. D. 1855. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEeosp pIs1ElsI COURT succEssIoN Of , GEO WINE
WHEREAS Frederick Wineman has Pc
w itionei the Court for Letters Of Administration on the
of the late Geo Wineman deceased ntestate-
Notice is hereby given all whom 1t may to show
within ten days why the OF the said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order Of the Court.
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FOUNDRY AND MAcH1NE-sHop.

q FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-SIIOP.
SkG GEORGE PATTERSO
W. Successors Mclean & Patterspn,) OF pelod
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned Is prephIed manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Sunr Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. lin Gear Horse Power
Fronts Furnace Mouths and H-i.a Bars.
DR. ASS WORK of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, IAN Metal Rings,
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having
hammer for the purpose of doing heavy work.
will hand at MI times Crate Bars, Wheel Strrups,
Flanec Bolts Cocks and Valves of all sizes
steamboats,
He Agent the sale of John T 0sborns Patent
Bar highly spoken of by the Pcayune Printing
Office others that have them in set of these Bar,
under boiler lately up in this
lishmcnt.
made arrangement for The sale of second hand
will establish Depot
where large quantity of second hand Boilers
Machinery may be found all times for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
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DEu1IEaE CoUR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MARIA
iELIZABTH kIINKHEIMER
de In Souvee Orleans tpoise dtcadte lie Francis PETIT.
Wis est par lie present donnc aux cream
IA ciers de la te Succession, persones que
concerner dture dix de
la pren publication les asons pour esquele pre-
par Francis Pez Tuteur Saturel serat point
approva omologn les fons mains rGpars
forIutment dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
MI j. l.. KELLY, Diputt tireffer.
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SUCCESSION OF WILHELMINA
BOWER, deceased wife of Francis
Peitz-No. l4,7G.
v given to the creditors of
oiher persons herein interested, to
! from the present notification, if any
account presented by Francis PETIT,
not be homologated and approved,
,ordance Herewith.
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nEgx1ssE cogE De D,s1Rrcr swqGEss19N DE GEO
A TTENDU que Frederick Minemal, pre-
N petition Ia Co rettet dobenir les lettres
d Administration succession de feu Geo Wneman dtcada
intesat-
Avis par lie present donna o que celia peut
dayor dadre dix jour les rasons les
quelles il ne serait pas fat dro la dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour.
NJ 10 ]. L. KELLY, Dtpute Grefier
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ID sale from the manniacory of Messs j NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
Brunswicks Cushions; also Cloths Balls Cues and all
other trimmings Belonging to this line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
ALI ly st. Charles Billiard Room, n. O.
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Wis AUA CUNTRIBCABLES.-LE CONSElL
"A DIES Inspectors Assessment sassemberon
Is City Hall midi les Inniis lie TO- IT, "a ct 81 d'ocobre
courant ct amed lie de noyemrc proclaim inspector
Faction conse des Asseseu receyo les appcatoss
pour aide de pcrsonnes q etc abcn, pendant lie
rolls assessement
correction conse DIES Aesseurs aoht sepbre
de
lie ssusgno present les ios de 10 heures A. NJ
jusaa hcn-es p NJ, ente jours, partant
pour expose les rolls dassesseent eceyor ees
applications pour aide qui pcurrent etre faes.
JNO. A. WATKINS,
Secrsaire dn Consel dies Inspectors Assessment.
Nonvelle- Orleans. lie doctobre 1859. oil tins
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT
OF New Orleans.
NOTICE is hercb
IN this estate and to all
show cause within ten day
they have or can, why thu
Natural Tutor, etc.. should
the funds distributed in nc,
BY order of the Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

TEE GALWAY LisR Or sfSAAERa.-Orr latest intelligence
hem England amongst other things contains information
OF molten TO be made in the House Of Commons to con-
slider the eZpedcncy CT cancelng the government. con-
tract with the Galway SteAmship Company for carrying
the mails 10 the United States This an attempt on the
part Of the commercial interests Of Liverpool which are
considered 10 De seriously Affected by css drawn
of 10 Galway by the new line. Bot Is very doubtful
whether II will eaccced The present administration az
well as the last: has adopted the contract. and is not
likely 10 be disturbed very able book on the coud..
ton wants and resources Of Ireland, from the pen OF an
American gentieman-PiiDy Mes, Esq.-has thoroughly
reviewed the whoe subject and his cogent reasoning had
lis fuli eject There s IN the world why the
Iah mails, freight and passengers destined for the United
States should be compelled to go eastward several un
dred miles 10 Liverpool before sbey allowed to 10
westward 10 New York. It would be an outrage to der
at In zach pocy or for tue British government to sus
tain H. Besides the parliamentary force Of Irish meuper
In the House Is also too great to be traed WITH and v
mag safely conclude that the Galway contract IL in -
danger wbsieYer.
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Marine Court.

Before Hon. Judge MCCARTHY.
July l3.-Ffcncis Weskes Us. The Mercantile Library
Asscsiaton.Tbs action brought recover $685. os
due lanti for printing 5000 copies Of the last annaal
report of the citation, by order OF E. scrvoss
President aud A. Bscna, President OF the Lorary-
The cefepdauts Ia their admitted that they had
peio for work. and get up general denial with
defence that they not corporation incorpo
eocety and this latter ground the complain, was
clemissed, WITH $40 allowance and costs.
Before Hon Judge Thompson.
POLITICAL soUABBLRs.
jury 1s.-Abjoa Ingram Henry BuMey-ru De
ccber 1853, toe defendant a candidate for Alder
CT the twenty second ward. The plaintiff at that
time edited aod published newspaper, which bad br&
existence The defendant employ ed the plaintiff TO edvc
cate his claims for the Office Of AdernAu OF the Twenty
aeccod ware or Fifteenth Adermauc dstrict. rns no
od from tho l3in Of November il after the eiecinc,
oh'cN ''srs' g. m: fefiN q se Aefnrd.r 9s Star
i.vL Vi hf Seaprie. RE cisnsn u..lr.a ssso Jads.
rn,rI tor lila u,iI iSr sl65 ard cos,s.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, July rs, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day 800 bales surar broo
ant anu again advanced 49,. sales alX &C., 6%o Tor
fair to fully fair. W.
albany, July l4-spN
Flour and grain inactive: The Jn,y saes reported 70.
Gay ousoe OF the retail busnese are $50 bushels whits
Canaoa wheat at u co. and lots OF Canada Data al
4Sac 4sc. Whiskey-Sae5 ECO bpls st 26Xs: some
ANAL lots brought &c |s'' '"AS
u,,,u.., BUFFALO, July 14-1P.M
flour inactive and tending downward saes Of 400 na
- " 50 for State End extra Illinois, from Chicago
sprng heat 81 S7 IS 60 for extra Wisccnetn rom
ciub wheat So Is So so for extra Michigan Ind,sns
ara oso ard Sc IS 81 for double extra Wnsat very
Gun Corn dun ara heavy, and declining GALES Of 5000
bushes sound Illinois at 75c 500 bushels No ditto
anoat, o. 72can extreme figure Oats and barley qu.et
Rye iowtr: small GALES At sec. Wnsksy nouiDaL
Freghu-8xc. or corn, PIC or wheat and 35c Gu -four
10 New York. Lake imports 10 dsy-3200 bble bur
$4,000 bushels wbsz!, geo bushels c,rn 5000 tushes
oats $500 bushels barley Canal exports-6O bbls aour
5000 buahtls wheat 2,0C0 bushels corn.
BrfrALo, July l4-6PM.
our unchanged; sales ali Sc so 25 for NIL waukee
club Waea. continues dull The sales being mostly Wis.
couun winter on private terna. Corn nrnn, but quiet
Cans. eighis steady-ilour 25c wheat &c and corn 6c
to New York. Lake imports today 800 bbls -four.
Caral exporis-s,o eco bbs -four, eco bushels wheat
CrScIsNAT, July IA, 1855.
Flour cosed WITH declining ieudeucy small sales at
50 s. IS for supcrhne. Wheat unsettled red 81 To-
white 81 10 sligo. Whiakey duh at 24hc. Provisions
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ward statonhouse and the house or Engine Co.
No. 81 were directed to be repaired and painted.
Reports were adopted in favor OF building sewers
| in Second avenue and Grand street. The report of
| the Finance Committee in favor OF further issue
| If Central Park stock was adopted. The Board
| conourred in appropriatng sum not exceeding
| 81 900 to fit up the rooms Of the First District
Court.
The annual commencement of the Female Nor
mai School took place last evening at the Academy
of Music Diplomas were presented to l35 graduates,
and an appropriate address was delivered by ex
Governor Boutwell,, of Mass who spoke in elo-
quent terms on the rise and progress of New York.
The death Of Hon. Rufus Choate, the celebrated
lawyer of Massachusetts, is announced. He had
been suffering from impaired health for long time,
and in the latter part of last month sailed from
Boston for Europe, in the hope of restoring vigor
to his enfeebled frame by travel and relaxation
from business. He was obliged, however, to halt
at Halifax, N S.; but by judicious treatment reco
vered so far as to inspire his friends with the hope
that he would soon resume his journey But on
Tuesday last his disease assumed viruent aspect,
and he expired about two o'clock on Wednesday
morning. We give in another column q sketch of
the career of the deceased.
Nearly $1,000 packages of dry goods, valued at
81 000 were disposed Of yesterday at the Boston
trade sale. The affair has turned out great sue
cess and the Bostonians are in high spirits. See
the particulars of yesterdays business, which may
be found among our telegraphic dispatches.
The cotton market yesterday steady at the quota
ors given another column with sales OF about 500
Coo bales. Flour again heavy and lower, while
sales made to fair extent. Southern flour
easier, while Gales fair. Wheat without
charge OF and sales limited including white
Eeheon at 81 sc, white Kentucky ut 81 20
81 ,5 red Southern at 81 SIS q 81 So, and fair to
prime white Southern at 81 70 = 81 rs. Corn
was more buoynnt ard n fair request: old West
ern mixed, from store, sold al Soc., and yellow
do q. Soc &c., and Jersey and Northern yellow at
9ac. s2c Pork heavy and 10 yer, with sales OF
at SIS so SIG, clear u: SIS So ard prime at
si2 40 s2 As Sugars steady with sales Of
100 hhds at rates given in another column Coffee was
seaoy, with sales of 200 bags Eio coo do ST. Domingo
and so Laeusyara, q. rates gwen II another place
Freight engagements we're moderate, sno q general
thing were unchanged. Anorg iae shipments SEQ
bales cotton to Liverpool a. 3d TO $500 10 90 but
slaves to London at D. (.
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commencement at Tufts, College.

BOSTON, July 10, 1853.
The commencement exercises Of Tufts College (Uaiyer
sslhD, at Somerve, took place to day Ten graduates
received diplomas with the degree Of A. B. Governor
Banks was present at dinner the Faculty students and
guests, and responded to sentiment The anniversary
Of the hsthetan Society celebrated With an orator.
by Hon. Edward &. Parker and poem by John G. SAKE
On tsthe press.n
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Williamsburg City Nevys,

DROWNED WHILE BArHNc-Ar. John e Werner re
siding ct the corner OF Grand ard Fourth streets,
was drowned while bathing yesterday morning. the foot
OF Clinton street, Greenpoin Himself and his brother
were together when tae deceased ~aoet of from the end
NJ 'he re- rrd ertceol7 papk Neither or b-n,sr
co"o SWIM 40 al cdor.s {, rave unsaccees 49,
he Was tweH!s the pears Of sse S.d gnnarI.ed
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Indian Depred atiOns.

ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1859.
The Omaha Neb'dskio~ in giving account of the CO.
precautions recently committed by the Pawnee Indiana
says that worth Of property stolen from the
settlers Governor Black was in the field at the head OF
$50 foot and 20 Dragons The Indians nu n,ber Da
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News from the Pixies Peak Gold Mines.

LEAyKSwoRrH. July 10, 1859.
An express arrived this evening from Denver City In
the unprecedented time of elk days. Several passengers
and S., 300 in gold dust were brought
Prospecting had been prosecuted a considerable dis.
lance south Of the present dggngs. resulting in indlcs
tons equal to any already discovered Good leads have
been struck 'even miles below Jacksons on Clear creek
Rich discoveries are also reported Boulder City
Building being vigorously prosecuted at Denver City,
the population is steadily augmentng and there an IL
creasing demand for provisions Ali the Indications point
10 the 70 establishment Of confidence the steady de-
velopement Of the Kansas mines The quartz machinery
a'ey Gent from here, when put in operation, viii mora
fully test the value Of the gold bearing quartz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
he Proposed Kansas Central Railroad

ST. LOUIS, July IA, 1859.
party OF engineers left Wyandotte this morning 10
survey the Kansas Central Railroad, 10 Fort Riley
$50 mlee long. This Is the first railroad surrey west
Of toe Missouri river and another LINK towards .aa
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