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Lea s rerrtns'

Lea S Ferytns'
CELEBRATED
WOR CESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced Ivy ConnoiBseurs
TO be-
TEE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
AND APPLICABLE TO FFERY VARIETY or DLSH
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman Madras
his brother at Worcester under date Of May, 1851
''Teil LEA PERRINS that their SAUCE is highly es
India and s in my opinion the pals.able
well as the mos. wholesome Sauce thst is msde.'
Extensive Frauds
only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York Exhi
btior of Foreign sauces obtained by LEA PERRINs
lo- shetr WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The Worldwide
fame Of which having led to TORGERIES, plr
chnssrs requested to that the Of LEA PER
BINS npon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER sat
BOTTLE.
LEA PERBINs will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and
Instructed their correspondents in various of the world
edriss any nfringeents Wholesale Agents
tie United stntsa.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Bros swRy, New York
stock always In store. Also, orders received for irec
shipr1ent from England. snl6 7ply
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SHOOTING ArFRAY IN NAsHvILLE.-The Patriot
states that Col Mat. Martin, of Shelbyville, and j..
W. Browne, cosmcpolite, from Charleston, S. c.,
met ia that city On the 3lst ut aud had rem
confer at the City Hotel, in which several pistol
shots were fred on both sides without however, in
dictpg any damage. The parties were arrested,
fined $50 each, aud bound over to keep the peace in
the sum Of $1,000.
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IFor the New Orleans Crescent.
THE UPPER DOG IN THE FIGHT.

1.-The following stirring pecan is most respectfully
inscribed to the party winning this days electoral
fight, by the author-whose name is withheld " for
obvious reasons" Go in lemons II
Kind souls and soft, no doubt, are they,
With livers passing white,
Who sigh in yearning sympathy
For the under dog in the fight"
But it would bother one to tell,
Who hears their verses jog,
Which were the sorriest of the two,
The doggerel or the dog!
But, oh, for words to cus the pup"
Whose coward pen could write
In praise Of that mean, sneaking cur,
"The outside dog in the fight
The skulk whose early days were spent
No doubt in sucking eggs,
And now, ful-grown, goes sneaking off,
His tail between his legs!
The under dog, he yelps and cries,
And wishes he hadn't "gone in; !"
He finds that Lemons" is not his name,
And be sees that he cannot win -
He snaps and struggles, and howls and whines
And would run like a whelp if he might,
And he longs to be, with his puppy heart,
The outside dog in that fight.
But here's hurrah for the upper dog!
There's grit in the wag of his tail;
He pitches in if the fight is free
With vim that will never fail
While a tooth is left he scorns to yield,
Though the tug be ever so tight.
And you'dswear, by his looks, he was made to be
The upper dog in the fight!
There's always something that stamps success
With higher name than luck"
And he who wins is made of stuff
Whose sign in this world is pluck"
There's curl in the tail, and life in the hair
And the eyes have knowing light,
Which tells to all of the noble breed
OF the upper dog in the fight!
Away with your dog whose heart is set
On dry and meatless bone,
That sneaks aside, with thievish look,
And gnaws it and licks it alone:
Sigh for the pitiful pup that whines
Alta threatening growl or bite
But cheer for the dog who was born to be
The upper dog in the fight!
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SHOCKING MURDER IN TRoY.-Robert Morrison, a
we'll known citizen of West Troy, N. Y, and sheriff
of Albany county, was murdered at late hour on
Friday night, eth ult., and robbed and his body
thrown into the canal basin, from which it was re-
covered Oh Saturday,
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DEPARTURE OF THE PREslDENT.-Fresident Bucha.
nan left Washington the 3Oth, at PM, en- route
for North Carolina. He was accompanied by Hon.
Jacob Thompson Secretary of the Interior. The en-
tire Cabinet present, and bid him farewell at the
depot, as did also large number of citizens. He
reached Baltimore and took his departure upon the
Norfolk steamer Louisiana, en- route for Chapel Hill
North Carolina to attend the annual commencement
of the State University there,
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Wines, liquors, ETC.,
OS, I3 AND l5 ROYAL STREET

/ supply OF CREME DE BouZY CHAMPAGNE in Guar
and pnts continually hand which equal the thai
this market Also other brands OF inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old and
Tipe PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the vintage of 1895 1898 and le
.nd other brands. WHISKY oall riah
Rye and bourbon. ALE and PORTER pints and quartz
also on hand my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
In She market which will be sold reasonable
other house in tho city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
dT sply Nos. IS and Is Regal strsst.
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iyl5 pGV
.AedMCtng Stock.

In order reduce my stock for the simmer,
offering my large assortment OF
WAT OHEs,
JEw ELEY,
FANCY GOODS. etc..
AtVery Low Prices,
Aud purchasers tina. they will find to their interest
examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
W. A. WILSON,
uy9 2pln S8 Canal street.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE S rEAMsH1p cAHAwB.

ARRIVAL OF THE srEAMsHIP CAHAWBA
New YORK, June 4.-The steamship Cahawba,
from New Orleans via Havana, arrived at this port
this evening.
She left Havana on the aOth ult., and reports the
city in healthy state.
The French vessels of war were in the harbor of
Havana awaiting dispatches from their Government,
which they expected and received by the Cahawba,
when thew Immediately set sail.
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.NoreNss's Restaurant,

.Noreyss's Restaurant,
III CANAL STREET.
During the past season this weknown establishment hss
oeen rehed and put In complete order and such
made to guarantee to patrons at all tes ell the doca
eies the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing will be left undon
part to maintain the reputation that "MoREAUs" hs.
hitherto sustain sdthat OF being the best
the Utted States.
RHODES Il MOULIN,
Propre.ors "Moreau's,"
nil 7pf No. 127 Canal street.
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TO the Trade.

HENRY It. BRIG G S,
JEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Hufty,
No. 80 CANAL STREET, N. o.,
Respectfully calls the attention of the City Cosoy
the fact hs he has just opened and will 10 ressse
.xSk2VxE .JYETr-FcI.kax-,
Consisting in part Of IoCKETs, CHAINS OAMFo GETS
ETRUsCAN SETS. EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS, Watch
Keys Tnkss etc., which he will take pleasure in showing.
H. 4. BRIGGS,
fe25 apH .==.-. 30 Canal street.
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Roofing Material.

Roofing .MaIeTiaL.
Agency for the sale of MCCULLOUGH Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON,
ERICAN TIN, and
GaIyanic Protected Iron
The Ga,vanic Protected Iron Is article made from
Charcoal Iron and with composition which renders it
ouy entirely rustproo and well adapted to this climate,
the durable and cheapest article invented for
HEATON 4 OLIVIER,
my3o 2p3m Sole Agents, 40 Common street.
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MILLIONS OF LocusTs.-The western slope of the
Blue Ridge, in Virginia. is now covered with millions
of ocusts. They appeared first near the top OF the
mountain, about two weeks ago, and seem to be NOV.
ing in a westerly direction.
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TO Cotton Factors and Planters

The subscriber having completed oil his machines now
prepared supply all for IRON HOOPS with his
proved Te crop f early application ade)
This fastening is acknowledged by all who
far superior to any invented before.
Apply No. l21 Commercial Place. BEI.CHER, Agent.
ra2 2p3m Fl. FASSMANN.
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Notice.
NORRIS. MAULL & CO.,
OLoTEEIER9,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
large and superior stock Of
SUMNER CLoTHING,
COATS. PANTS,
In every description of material adapted to the
SOUTHERN TRADE,
And embracing all the LATEST and MOST POPULAR
NOVELTIES OF THE DAY
Particular attention has been paid this TO
MOURNING cLoTH1NG!
The stock Of which will be found complete in every par
ieular.
SHIRTSl SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
philadelphia Hand-Made.
VIII be constantly in receipt of all descriptions Of shirs
per every arrival North and will keep throughout
the full assortment Of their Justly celebrated
LINEN CA-MBRIc sHIRTs,
Both White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In every possible vsrety-embracing large invoice Of
CLOTILDE TIEs,l
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
FANCY AND WHITE CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs
UNDER CLOTHING.
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, etc.
NORRIS, MAULL Il CO.,
Camp and Common sa,
m25 zpf Under the City Hotel.
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The Great
SOUTHERN. MUSTARD.
This celebrated Mustard equal the
prepared to deliver and dealers generally
through sole agent for New Orleans H. s. FULKERS0N
at 81 Common street. at greatly reduced prices in u and
b boxes the gross Prices lower than any unaduleated
Mustard made.
Dealers wishing try have box free Of charge
VIII SMITH & CO.,
jel 2p5t Manufacturers, St. Louis, No.
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". z. Hammond,
ENGsAyER, LITHoGRApHER AND PRINTED


ENGRAvER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
= No. . Camp street, second floor.
Respectfully socs in the above named departments
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY Heads
Insurance Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Promssoy Notes
embeished with original designs, engraved on copper OF
steel and printed in style unequaed in the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing every description Of
sone and particularly refers te the style recently Intro
Guced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
cbeapnss Ihography and particularly adapted to Bulls OF
Exchange, Checks Account Sales Bill Heads, hss LAoss
ETC., ETC., etc.
Being only Engraver Pictorial subjects steel oop
ne South publiehers otherB requiring Portraits Land
Book illustrations, etc, etc. recestad TO examine
f secens will add that orders in the and
d orH kinds Of Engraving Will DO EXECUTED BY HIN
sEIh aud sent to tho North as is the practice.
i WEDDING AND yISFTfNG CARDS. AT HOME INV
ArLoNS Engraved and Printed i every style pancuslI,
#utehertnotice
q Srfss. IsopaE snd EpTARIAL SEALS, Designed, =,
3 Ind aud farnIshed With presst tcenntel-die. etc.
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sEsGGSEsd,

A good coered Cook for small family. Also. colored
do t washing and ousswork. Goad
permanent sttsisas epd eral wages b. applyng to
F&ANA :. BARTLETT; Crescent oAles. $50 2ptt
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Things IN WAsH1NGToN.-Since Mr.. Appletons
return it has been announced that he will not retire
from the State Department for several months
The rumor of Santa Annals recall has been discre-
dted in diplomatic circles.
movement is making for the removal of Mr..
Vandyck, District Attorney of Philadelphia for va
rious alleged causes.
Hon. N. B. Browne has been appointed Postmaster
at Philadelphia, in place of Mr.. Westcott, removed
The War Department has been informed by Brig
adler General Clark, in a letter dated Los Angeles
May ID, of the complete success of Lieut.. Col. Hof
mans expedition against the Mohave Indians.
Secretary Floyd, who two weeks ago went to vir
ginia to recruit his strength, wasted by sickness
writes that his health is considerably improved
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Boots, Shoes arsa Rrogame,

AT wHoLEsA
Plantations supplied with prime DtchIng BOOTS, Kusses
BRoGAEs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Csmpeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST J. CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orsnns.
HATS. CAPS, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving snera assortment Of sk and
Fur Cair1ere Psunme LeGhoru Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS al the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
iyls 7pEW 10 Magazine street.
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TeIegraphed to The Vev orleans Creseent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
IMP PORTANT BATTLE IN ITALY.
Revolutionary Movements in Lombardy
THE VICTORY or THE ALLIED ARMY.
DEATH OF KING OF NAPLES.
GARIBALDI ENTERED LOMBARDY AND
Occupied Pavia with 5000 Men.
AUsTRIANs GETTING SHORT OF PROVISIONS.
RUSSIAN ARMY MOVING TOWARDS AUSTRIA.
REPORTED RUSS0-AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE.
FIFTEEN FRENCH AENoF- VAR NEAR CATT0RA
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE ADRIATIC.
FRENCH CAPTURED 20 AUSTRIAN VESSELS.
--*><-----
TWENTY THOUSAND LAHDsMEN IN BRITISH NAVY
INCREASED TAXATION IN AUSTRIA.
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TIE Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelargestcrcIa.ien
sny Country Newspaper in the Sauthis very
offered advertising medium the Merchants of
Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
OILS 2pf No. l21z Commercial Place.
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Ker. George w. sfssifh,

I I 5
Having resumed his practice will attend to professional
eage;nents his Office 1T CANAL STREET. nearly
noslte Christ Church. ,as 2ph
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Cigars F! Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in store assortment Of the
wall known bandsInenuidad. Flor de Puadas Merdisns
Frde Psnche Redowa, Caharga, Psages Know Something,
Washington Dos Heranas, Mazo Habaao etc. etc., at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
o25 2pf 20 Commercial Place
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psfas S5O0nf
10000
........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l00U
''''. 5000
ADF
Ak 50N
lSU
" 900
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ibu
w 1N
A"V lW
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Gprsss Of 500 spproximatngto $50 S6N
Aprisos of 500 approximaing to 10000 prize cW
sprises Of $50 spproxiang 10000 prize ars... 1907
sprtss Of 2as approximangt 5000 prize Ge.... 9O
4psixes OF 1l0 approx'Hntng to 40G9 prise 800
4priEss Of ro appropriating to 5000 prize 6O0
$prses Of 100 approximaing to lto0 prize 800
eOo pnsesof l0o 900
ss pri.ss amounting
Whole Tickets s0; Halves sb Q1srsrs 5g Egh.hs 81
ssrA Circular showing the Plan of tho Lotteries bs
cent TO any desirous of receiving It.
1000 PEss $50 determined by the last figure es se
nurber that draws the $4,000 prize. For example II ht
nuher drawing the 10000 prixe snds with No. l. then
ckss where the numbsr endsin with entitled SO.
The number ends With No. then the tickets
ter ends In zwill be entitedto $50. and on to 0.
Certificate Of Paeksgeos 10 TAole TICK
l0 HaH 40
10 Quarter. ........... 20
=. 10 Fights =. ,.,.,,....,, 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the the
ssospt Of which thsy will BIS by sTstrnsf.
Purchasers have ticsos ending Ia they
Designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers Prizes will seu p1r.
ah.seru immediately afterih drawing.
Parcha5ers Will please wre their sgnatares plain ard
site their Postohce, County sud State.
EEemernbsr that osery Prize 10 and payable In
-sal, without deduction.
AL communications strictly confidential.
Address orders foy Tickets C5rtacstesto
... WOOD, EDDY CO.,
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
IMPORTANT BATTLE IN ITALY.

Revolutionary Movements in Lombardy
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y .5sasmas e. 1gsesss8,soss.
Mg2paANT TAILOR,
ADW4As. tnsss csxai stsses,, Fxg sQxy
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BRITISH FLEET IN THE ADRIATIC.

FURTHER BY THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
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buggy horse off up st. Charles street like mad.
The Doctor could do nothing with him. though he
laid back with the reins for lie. Taking sharp turn
into Julia street, one of the wheels broke all to pieces
the taggy capsized and the Doctor split. Still
holding to the reins, however he checked his insane
stesd and endad the affair. The Doctor was not hurt
insthe least which under all the circumstances was
Yaly r3stunate.
IHE DARKEY GARE OF RACKET was rlagnifcently
played last evening, at the old ground in the Third
District. The opposing parties, La,Villes y and
"Bayoas, contested hardly like men, out rather like
lot of jolly demons, let loose foo holiday on
earth. Some three or four thousand people were
present. The two parties were sbout matched in
numhers and science, and each party made ball.
Night fell upon the third struggle, and made it
Grawn contast. As the spectators covered the field,
the game took place in their midst. Everybody had
constantly to watch the Of the ball, and get
| out of the way when it came. The chase of the
darkeys after the ball was Ike that Of feet Of loco
motives; and lots Of white men got knocked OF the
track. We never saw aay field game SO funny and
| exciting as that of racket, the way the daIkeys
pl4y il.
| SEVERAL SMALL TENEaENFs on Washington av-
anue, Fourth District, were destroyed by fire at four
o'clock on Saturday morning. They belonged to Mr..
/ Jonte.
| ARArrlRsaAkE bit the leg of Mr.. c. Diebel, few
days since, while he hunting in the oods above
| Carrolton. The snake was female, and had
brood oil yonug ones with her. After receiving the
bite, MIR. D. shot the reptile. Mr. DIS death not
being reported, we suppose he was not seriously
| bitten.
The You've MAN zgIGLER, who was accidentally
shot by companion, whilst hunting near Garroton;
week before last is reported to be in very critical
condition. Two Of the buckshot penetrated his
lung.
A SAILOR whose name we did not hear, was des.
peratey heaten on board the bark Mary Ann, at the
Third Distrsct, yesterday morning, by man named
| Hesse. The sailor was sent TO the Hospital, and
| Hesse was arrested,
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stock always In store. Also orders received for dir
shipraent from England. aul6 7pl!
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&co. Bunnell 4 Bailieff: Biscoe & Simms. + Booth
&co Buckner, Stanton Newman Bloomfield u
steel C Buddisssecass see Rrander, Hubbard &co..
] II Burrows Blum & Frank. Adams Exp Co. B
Putnam Brandn &co. j Boulanger &co. e L E
Bonnet Bowles l. Judson, Bull, Ellis &co. j Bope
!. Campbell Strong. Carroll, Holmes &co. T Dan
zigeI. j Cumberland: Carroll, Hoy &co. Connolly
4 Champlin. y Connolly &co. M D Cooper SEQ: A
D Donovan. Corson h Armstrong. M ID Cope. Clos
teaman, Tourne &co. w l. Gushing. darcy &co.
Cosgrove Boyle. ? Durel &co. .DeVisser &co. n
N Denman eco. Ellis l. Threshie. Flint h Jones.
D Edwards. Felt \ Stetson. N G Folger Son.
A Fosdick. H Goldman. .Geddes &co. l. Godchaux
Goldsmith, Haber Geo. j NJ Gould kco .Gunnison,
Chapman &co. r Geddes Moses Greenwood &co.
Goicouria. j Hardie eco. Henderson Peale. j
Haggerty Bros. Hall & Hildreth. Harris Morgan
Il Jones. IT Janfroid B Jourdan. L Kaiser. "A
Lehman &co. R Iaughlin. Lewis, Stewart &co..
W H Letehford AGO. Leighton 4 Barbot = W Lyons
AGO.. W Murphy. j Morgan &co. B Miller &eo.;
E Mathews Eco. j Martin. T s Maxwell. H D
McGinnis. Norris, Maull AGO. .Peet, Simms &co..
Payen l. Carhart. Pierson, Harrison &co. e Rima
ho&co. R Rayne. Rugeley, Blair &co. Rice Bros
SEQ. Seaman, Peck &co. Soaring \ Scott ;stearns
j. Marvin. Shark, Stauffer &co. C H Slocomb &co..
Jas Syme e stevens &eo. .Thornhl eco. Town
send, Thompkins &co Taylor, Knapp &co. Tirrel
Bates j Waddell. Turcotte blanchard. ,E B
Wheelock &co. Ward, Hunt &co. Wilson, Pomeroy
Geo. Il L White. 0 Woodman. j 0 Woodruff &co
Rev B Vague C Yale Jr eco. Hyde Goodrich
Reddng &co. and order
BOSTON Brig Jos Albion. s. Jones &co. VIM
Mc(Iracken Gco. Frost &co. .Duclos &co. O Boye
Whitney Il Seymour eco. G H Slocomb Geo.
L Sawyer. T 8 Waterman. j Valentine Geo. w
G Hewes. Flint Jones. Robertson Il McDougall.
Smith &co. j W Dougherty eco. Dudley, Mel
son &co. g Buddecke Geo: Thompson \ Barnes. :.
dy eco. Moses Greenwood &co. Geo Fosdick. C
R Railey &co. Carroll Holmes Geo. p q Brnton &
co.. Wheeler Goodies &co. .Heaton & Oliver. .Vose
Bros. r. Langhlin eco. Cochran & Hall. Rice &
uofh QpH0 rftnr
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF THOMAS
Of New Orleans { DDYLE-Nn, u.s. 1853
WHEREAS Catherine DoyIc Murray wife
w Of Cornelius Murray h peioed the Court fur Letters
censed intesate-
Notice is hereby given to all whom il NAV concern 10 show
within len DAYS vhy The rayer OF The sni stioner
By order of the Court,
j. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxEaE CoUR DE DISTRICT 81 GCESSf0N DE THOMAS
del Nh 4
n femme de cornelius Murray esnIs uIe palion a II,
Cou eie, d'obtenr les lettres administration la Snc
cessou de eu Thomas Doyle decide inestRt-
Avis mar lie dome ous cex quo cen Deu rvu
cener davoir ionrs les raons pour les
Par Far ord Dc Ia coa our '''' N.' ~ as rs,''
40 my .. L. Nr-..ri =, pepl.e ore.Ls.
svcoyn n,srR1cr Coup7 SUCCESSION or / p N,noN
N1thTf s ,s x-,, H. ~, ~ :" 10
Ma eslss and 70 IN = tisr brai,
- show csns bi, ~ 49, r1 ~ npasa inan
49, ,har hoya ~ 40 Nh Nc ncc,nnt ,rsyn,nH w. ~
IF bI spac = Id Sot e eseea ny tne
By order Of the Court
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
do Ia ogyaii. SrIss,D M " a n H. 70 coz ''
A Wis est nay Il, ,,reSent ,lnnne nuY cr.n NJ
sonne one celia nS y g JdSr sous al IL
or ~. ~ 49, ,,i , e. ats' @ ,s
J1 J., - - ~ ~, -, a Ia IL " o. 80
M ser,iT nih apnroy P ~ hnmoi"a I fn,ds e,fs ss
81 81 % 855ss Dc la ooaF KELLY D4n0. ,,.r,,,
40 s- ~ " ' p d.
| SECOND DISTRICT Corxrl SUCCESSION OF MoSEoE
| Of New Orleans @'iWLATF-No, lSliS.
N M ns1sta ma ~ n Z, ~ ,,rsor br ntsrssie5 10
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z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

CtSeIEME CouR DE DISTRICT BENJAMIN BARNRR VS.
de GEORGE d. GORDON
Nouvclle Orleans. J No l2Sa3.
TN NssIsTU dun writ de tieri faeias I.oi
Il aidrese par houora able Cnqnieme Gour dc District de Ia
Nouve lie Orleans dams sfaire eli dcssns srecedeta lie ny
pI, de mai 1853, Il mid. Eote de IL Cite Tue &c Ia
Commune les du Camp ct DIES Magasns, Ia eene
paGlique adjudication de-
les droiis resduu deendeur George
D. Gordon certain process dsEant In SiXame Go de
nrctde la Nonyee Orleans, intnle 'Geoge D. Gordon,
Exr ETC. VS. Hcharie No 1899 des dossier de Ia de
cour ponr la soamo $4,000 sQuele iegeulen eit
rendu pour Ia $500 nere epns 10 de mai
1851 d'ipsance equel jigtmen guourihul
appel devass ~ Ceus Supreme de PEtat dc IA auisian+
Sas dams l'alfare ci-dessns. ....
CONnITIoNS@-Compta au moment de adiudcstion.
u. +. PARKER,
a25 &c % m.25 sheiif de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
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