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mAFTaoGs
AnAMF-HiCBs. Benton Centre, Yates county ~ Y,
on Wednesday Feb. %, by the Rev. W. W. Taylor DAM
ApAn- Jr Of this city, To ELLEN k third daugser of
Eenry Hicks, of The former place.
"AdvaDce and fear no canaer st NJ
Albany papers piease copy.
CoswAYWAiR -On Thursday, morning, Feb. ~, a
st. Peters church, Barclay street, by the Rev VIM Quiz
JoIS RicHAxp CONWAY, NJ D., 10 EMILY EsnA daughter
Martin Waters, Exq., all OF this city.
HrcHMAN-noBBY.- this city, on Tuesday Oct 10,
1885, by the Rev Chas. Fletcher, MARCUS A. HScHxAS to
IouIsR J. HOBBY.
McNhSY--GRrMuAw-AtB Brooklyn. N. Y on Thursday
an IS, by tie Rev. Wiio lord, D. D., Captain WILLIAM
h. McNAxr, of Brooklyn, TO Miss JoezpsE d. GsHAHAw
of Philadelphia.
'sYour faith Ia well Sounded. st N.
Philadelphia papers pease copy.
Observation-Disclosures Lyme, Conn.,, on Tuesday even
ing Feb o. at the residence OF the brides father By the
Rev Mr.. Bull Mr.. GEO: A. TIRrAnY Of Lyme, Conn, to
Miss MARY L. MARTIN, Of the same place
Eastern papers please copy.
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The report goes that the Pacidc nan steamship
Company has imported during the year. consumption
at the port OF Panama ii S9S tons OF coal value S 500
The Pacific Mail steamship Company also imports.
nualy, about " ,UO 10 stores and proyeors.
There If much qualification here among the foreign resi-
dents at the dismissal of Casanova the Captain Of Police
whose brutal treatment of foreign salors, while under
arrest FOR drunkenness has been reprehensbe in the
highest degree
His dismissal effected through the French Consul
consequence OF his nbuman treatment Of French
seameD who arrested when intoxicated few days
ago. II is said that the French Consul when he requested
the dismissal OF Casanova took occasion tell the supe
ror authorities of the State that since the OF
American citizens the 18th Of April 1885, the abuse
and III treatment Of foreigners this country quite
common occurrence.
Quite number Of German families have Of late settled
in the district Of Chrqu in this State which celebrated
for lis agricultural advantages About ten families 10 all
or this industrious class OF people have taken up their
abode there. They are, learn, from Texas Some nifty
families expected out missionary Of the
Protestant faith has just arrived from Texas route for
Cbiriqui.
II is rumored in town that order is expected from the
federal government at Bogota by next mail directing that
the Governor OF this State the District Attorney the State
Attorney and Criminal Judge be held to strict accounta
biliiy, for having failed TO bring TO trial ex Governor
Francisco de Fabrega ordered by the President OF the
confederation time since, for his alleged conpcy
in the riot at that place in April 1856. will
be recoccted that the order to the chief Of police
70 fire upon the roailr0ad station house, by which
fifteen defenceess American citizens killed outright
This fact has been Denied not even by Fabrega
himself and order for his arrest and trial from the 60
vernneu at Bogoa has been in the hands Of the auor
ties Of this State for long time, which has never been
held accountable, is said, for the non enforcement of
the order.
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time nce remained in port only one day and proceeded
on her voyage. ,,
Ferguson Crme ford and p'f Benjamin. pssns
shpbulder together with four otbers-two Chileans,
FrepcbInan and Portuguese-were drowned In the Bay
of Talcahuaro on the 9TH inst They lad been sailing
excursion and while returning towards evening, squat
struck the boat which contained them, capszng II and
drowning the entire party Ferguson and Young leave
families IN falcahuano.
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Personal Intelligence.

Prince Sukowsk who has been living for several years
IN On farm in Lewis ooGny in this state
Duchy OF Belz, hrs difficulties having been adjusted.
ARRIVALS
From Havre ard SOUTHAMPTON, IN the steamship Fu.onA
Eregna, Bbols Geo Balehen 4 OhsrveE L Gasparis,
hss sGs de
aeSss ss eqa s asa eva @
81 ;S
Mem Me- and chd
Schmidt sehumaker schutt " semnler, wife and infant;
@ Mi sSEfsE sa Veg and %s VI
4.
Sen cheveer Dupont MOnhcaux Kessrs IAba. Bertrand
S. y S hs s:a5. sss WIZ a.
s ss5 sss nsS a Ssssy NJ.
ss s.
~ s;s saf
Sisncsser dramp aa% f Tander Vie
eHa @ Re E.ST Msn s e7
RY ss saRSF
Cromwell, r Osborne, and several in the s'eerage
Re% Much a sa: s
Msihiss Joseph 6SpTs:ns dorne1son Ernst ISnsr'
C5ys5E.s% NV SSissP: aoelsy: Ms Hoping:
and Mrs ssroosO MI and ars Stanton Mr. watch, NJ
swS and d Sons. ESs
let yincene Canal AMcNair, Vincent jenkins Rowze
EE'R " sr Ct e Ht5
VIM ss!re ss.dss erosSeSos Miss 1 cPs
Webster and ls
fellow Nichols: Johnson Il Ssrsmors fs and
DEPARTURES.
and s n % s sna s
west 5ss v AT%ouT Ps@ sgrooI 6.rdaiss Arthur
Ss f%HSii :ss p Ssss
Coddinston. ohas Stevens, Holmes.
ESr & f s
qs Smith &. John empe Ham,
nS% sad f% 's' fs; s,sR sssss
ns sHe nf he c ssefsse Butter
Fs: NJ. s5s
Nsn Mr. ne s,ss%s1 snH Ess
pa, y MasSiSss Abrams; Issss ;:
Sss. IssssS as
FsEss s
% s r Msds Mr. Mrs. Fo
81 t B snS NJ F'S aass a F.s.s
Coleman Goodman, NJ Landaner, II Goodman, s eich
selbauin, Mrs B Pease Miss Pease Capt Ii Wood K
Parses Briggs w Trotter Major Macomber II ~ Ma.
comber Wilton Hall Jr, Frask DIR Mauran, Miss Mary
Jane Bean, s Pascolipsey W VI McI.endon G Dixon
Mayer: Denpips, q wiehe. II Moore, Holiday,
burger, L Rowe, Hoyt y Hcyt Ward, Miss Mary E
L Pearl, Woodland Ave In the steeraEc.
For Charleston the steamship CoumbiaTheo sedgwick
Belmont lady two children aid and Miss Perry
Perry tbio T Rugges and lady Mise Robert II Allen
Wright lady, child and Geo Atkinson lady and
Hervy Hornby, lady and servant PHILIPPE. Nc
Farland lady Miss Mcfarland VIM CMcFarisnd Mrp
Lawrence and child Mrs Chas Van Tasse Mr. Scberg
Burckle J Townley, winmlu O Cowes and lady, fhos
Smith, Mr. Austin Niles B Ward, Mr. Clifford and lady,
David Tobias Gonzales Jno Flynn Jsverel and lady
Kechum, Chas Gordon Kerrisson, II Camp lady
children Miss Carroll Mrs Specht Capt Wood lady and
Children Jno Person and lady, Miss Ingrahan Mrs Nor
veil Miss Norye Van lady Miss Van Saut-
voord MISS Duion, , Montgomery. Young A jaeger
Rett Winter Kramer. pr Bates Q Plenge. Mrs Yer
yeeT Jso IAwer shaw. os!os Mr. Ferry Mr. 0iai.cn,
Capt Brighlman, Miss Atkinson wiherbee, Lawson.
merry Robt Smith, Miss Boughton, and many ohers-andl
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CouRT or CLAMs.--MoNDAy, Feb. N.--Wm. w.
Mann Esq, Of Buffalo, New York, was sworn an attorney
OF the Court.
r. X. Ward and others, assgnees Of Jacob Barker vs.
the United StatesThe assynor Of the claimants took
contract the part Of the Secretary OF the Treasury that
any portion Of said loan was afterwards made upon
more favorable terms to the lender he should have add
tonal stock the Of the difference between the
terms upon which he the stock and those allowed 70
others. II claimed by the petitioners that the stock
was granted 10 subsequent subscribers more favora
bic terms than II was taken by Barker and this suit was
brought to recover that difference amounting TO about
$3.50 0OO with interest AT elk per cent from 1915 Each
OF the Judges delivered opinion adverse 10 the claim
reasoning
TUESDAY, Feb 22-wm. Geger vs.. the United States
Mr. MCPHERSON, Deputy solicitor arucd this case in be
haf on tne government General McCalla concluded IN
benof OF the Claimant and tho submitted.
James bucnanan Henry, Esq., OF New York city, wa
appointed Commissioner OF this Court
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A sTHMA, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, NIGHT swEATS
n emaciation, extreme debility incipent cousumpnon
weakness deeayed energy dependency known ner
vous affection instantly relieved and permanently cured by
tnres great remedyWatts nervous antdote PfNE CO,
leo Nassau street 81 bottle.
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Bntchslor's Hair Dye. wigs and Toupess-
rhs best the world surprising ali Ads Sold and applied
ii Inc man afaciory 2S Broadway.
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Barry's Tricopherous u the Best and
nrcs for dressing beauying CLEANSING curling.
oressrvins and Restoring The hair Ladies' ty n Bold By M
AruarleA
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Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupecs-
Te best IN the world Wholesale and retail snd The dye prt
a,giy applied OF No, Aston House.
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Young Men OF Talent Struggle for Success
and fill because they have mistaken their calling FOWLER
WELLS sos Broadway give chronological examinations
daily showing the talents defects right pursuit for each
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Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure truss They keep silk elastic stockings for varccse
veins supporters and shouder braces Instruments for de-
forrues made 10 order No vesey street. Aston House. MI
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Defiance Salamander Safes-Wlth Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also fire and burglar
proof paror rates. Depot l02 Pearl street viii remove
April i 10 60 Murray street, corner College place.
ROBBERY NJ PATRICK.
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IIolloway's Pil1s.-A Certain Cure for
5ropsy They relieve the fulness and gradually but snrey
dsspae dispense the watery humofs sold at the
factory, 80 Maiden lane, New York.
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VIII Positively Close Saturday Next-Ban-
Yards Destructi n 4 JeTusal.m.
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The Family Herald.

ARRIVAL OF WA. SMITH Q 'BRIEN-DOINGS AT WASH
INGTON-THE BANK DEFALCATION IN BROOKLYN
NEWS OF THE wEEK-LoCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
MATTERs-MARKEr REPORTS, ETC., ETC.
Abe FAMILY Her in its regular OF Wednesday, will
contain full of the arrival and reception of VIM.
Smith OBrien with report of his speeches. and memoir of
his life II will give report Of the proceedings of Congress-
interesting particulars respecting the Atlantic Bank dealca
ton In Brookyn the of the week preceding its pubca
ton Of important interesting character all the local
New York and the adjoining Cities Police Reports
Theatrical notices &C., &c. will also contain full report of
the condition of the New York Cattle Market the retail prices
of all kinds Of Family Marketing Washington Market
mercia and Money Market Reports. Marriages and Deaths
for the week. and large quantity of miscellaneous reading
matter.
r. s1Hs S ss anS a copy four
usemeus inserted at the usual HERALD rates.
The Latest Drawings OF the Legalized Lotte
ries, ~ reported to WOOD EDDY 4 CO.,
MANAGERS OF rns
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
oncial Drawings, by Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
Of the STATE Of Delaware to sgpernend me drawing q lot
Letter, 4: ssie q PEA
which this day drawn from the wheel, viz
EXTRA CLASS, No. ISL, FEBRUARY &c. 1859.
49, S. As. 81, A, o., l5 IS, q, IS, 81, As.
CLASS No. 152, FEBRUARY Is, 1859.
"a, 10. Al, IS, 49, Il, 10, As, &C. rs, e. 6.
And numbers drawn in the order in which
Witness our hands, wilmington Del this Saturday Feb.
25 1859 GEDis0E GOkDON,/
Jos. SEAL.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The subscbers Commissioners appointed to supernteud
drawing Of Sparta Academy Lottery 60 hereby certify
that the following the numbers which this day
from the Wheel viz
CLASS No. lac, FEBRUARY 26, 1852
10, L. 49, o. ~, 20, IS, 8, IS, 15 SO, 40, 76.
CLASS No. $50, EXTRA, FEBRUARY rs, 1852
a. 81, Is, 65, Al, g. 8, 80. "A, 6S, 81, 10
And that the said numbers drawn in the order in which
they stand above.
Witness our hands Augusta Ga this Saturday Feb. 49,
1859. F.C. BARBER, }Con,m.sior ara
WOOD EDDY co. w pa ans,.. p esors,r'
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once SOC Broadway, n z.
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Southern and Western Trade.

We beg inform Southern merchants visiting The city for
sng purchases that hsvng began very early the msnac-
q stock Of spring and summer clothing now
stves Of fashionable clothing and large stock Of low priced
and medium goods, manufactured with the taste aud
stvie Also copleis assortment shoulder spring
shirts urniahng goods Ac ali Of which oder The xAde
I'll the mos. fayorA BILE prices and terms
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Cure Your C0ugh.-25 Cents.
IFS Third avenue near Fourteenth atreet

Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes 2 Broadway Murray NJ
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Prince Sulkowsk, who has been living several years
in retirement on farm in Lewis county in this State is
about returning to take possession OF Lis estates Ard the
puchy Of B.elz, hrs difficulties having been adjusted.
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THE GUNMAKER

IN
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
THn " &
q GESs s;ss
% sne % Sss aad s q
e. :HR :.
&c ss for s The sea hath
sss = aSrs
again: Ihs vslas q ths .Ory-snd Is n.srss
iias:rsions; departure from
s $ 81 believe he sGs stale s T.
strive obey BOTH consequently the first chap
tos paSiSsd this ssrnoon at one o ssSss
The LEDGER will also contain the following original con-
tibutions written expressly for its columns
LOUIS SSs rE E1sssE y HIS LIFE
MY PROPERTY.
By ONE WHO keeps his eyes and ears open.
baor who has epaeny Caught he spirit 81 The sSSsF
Se does not SeuaIy seek to initiate him a least % ous
ar: a sy Exhibited y. s5 ess but e &
origin.
HUMOROUS POEM
BIZ JOHN G. SANE.
THE MIIlIoNAIRE
By GIN. GEo. P. NORRIS.
THE LANDING UPON PLYMOUTH ROCK.
By B.. A DESCENDANT or ANNE BRADsrRxxr.
PICKLE FOR THOSE VINO ARE FOND OF SUGAR.
BY FANNY FERN.
TIE MOUNTAIN BURIAL
By MRS sIaouRNEr.
CHEER AND TTAsSrsa
RESPONSIBILITY
By ANNA Cora RrroniH.
THE HIDDEN HAND.
By MRS. SoUIBwoRrH
EARTHs DIvrSEsT
By EMMA ALICE BROWNE
SILVER BgILETs:-A sxRToH
Besdes ories sketches poems and editorials ~
mention
| PRICE ONLY FOUR CENTS.
L DREAM ACTUALLY 6 fh1zks IN rhhhh MINUTES
FOUR xIsSSssSS ,I FREEZER e
.crecr after saTe study and md various eupene.
.S y & which g, s%p;
ssnSc sg'sS
he ncrsda0vs there win be weekly public s, s1
s, 90 al that Sa' clsimsd io s1ss from
III. ppa ssSe fSs o. q ss. of xAssrSa
FREEzERs now on hand upon favorable terms
No Pisa street., New io;s.
Also manuiacturers wholesale sssa, fer The sssssss
sealing cans and jars
| yNLDERs PATENT SALAMANCA sASA
| " oxxAz FIRE PROOF SAFE or THE woRLD,
| Warranted nee from dAmpnssnn, . m
| No isi BroadwsZ
Corner Of Dey street New y6r&
| & !. -FRENCH CALF DRESS BooTs AT JONES' y
d. ann - 10 double sole waterproof sawed Aoo1A,
81 20 double ssle pes boos'; warranted Satisfactory
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Fl DARDoNyHLE. AS BROADWAY,
LII OFFERS, AT A LIBERAL. DISCOUNT
On account of his removal next May TO 6S Broadway 10
tween Houston and Bleeoker sree his selected stock 81 u
ported French futures carcel and moderator
cocas bronzea stuary csndelAbras rape seed on
eceiyed. -
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And that the said numbers drawn in the order in which
they stand above.
Witness hands at Aurusta Ga this Saturday Feb. 2
1859. F.C. BARBER, }Con,m.sior ara
L.P. DrGAS, Joo"'s"hois'
WOOD EDDY co. w,sm ans,' p e.oTs,.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-12

BY J. B. WALTON.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In THE SECOND DISTRICT
vt auction for Of the city Of New Orleans By order
OF the Common Council
BY j. B. WALTON,
City Auctisneer-onice, 10 Bank Place.
THURyDAY.J July 81, ~ I2 o'clock M, In the
Rotnnda o. the st. Charles Hotel conformity with
, ,So III s o. the Common Council approved July eh
81 81 "" s es .S e nv .ou.rs
bounded BY Canal ankln, and IRENE streets
Second District o. h cry measuring 2 fest front Canal
x GERTAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated in The same
square and D'srs and measuring g feet front
" third cash, and the balance a. and
I'd .sd o 0 ss.nx y re
date Of the passage and signing Of the act Of sale said
bear int Of per Of
Acts Of sale before e. For.ier City Notary at the ex
pense Of the purchasers.
vEkTE DE TERRAINs DE yALEUR DAMS LIE DEUx-
ieme District our compile de Ia Vile de Ia
par ordre du Conseil Commun
PAR j. B. WALTON,
EncaDteur de Ia vls-Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
da de PHoe st.Charles, couforme resolution No
1878 du Consei Commun APPROVES 6ue 1853 propri-
etc cides lesson. dserite sera yendn ~, sayor-
Franklin de Ia Douane ct Treme Deuxeme District de cette
VILE mssursnt ~ peds de face la du Canal eur ia
TN TERRAIN slime meme et ct District.
28 ped de face la Franklin 10 30 peds de
pofondep Ls toni dapres plans du voyer De L. WILLIE
de credit bles endossese garans hypohaque
propree vendue auss portant nteret taux de
pour de date du de scts dc vene dts
let's nere de pour de pale
ment de Pecheance jusqu'& Placement.
Actes de pardevant c. e. Forier notae dc la VILE
aux frais des acQuereurs jy8
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
By J. b. W4LTON

the Fourth District.
By J. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
A r PRIVATE SALE. will be sold five val.
- liable Lots Of Ground bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos. a. rs and & in square (old
MOI lU9, (new MOI 49,
Lots "a 5 rs and r. form the Live Oak and Sixth
Streets and each 81 feet inches and lines front
Sixth street. By depth of 100 feet inches
Lot No. rs adjons the above described In the rear
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring 15O inches Live
Oak street, by 126 feet inches on Sixth street.
This property is egbly situated for residences being within
one square Of street. and Of Washington
Avenue and In the immediate vicinity of of the
planted with choice imported shade trees
prepared to be built upon once
third cash. the balance at one and two
years credit, with per cent interest.
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
the expense OF the purchaser. m3n
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES FROM to 16 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER,

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER,
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from 1,s to 30 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea L Leavitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
both iron and wooden with Norcoss Rocker Boxes and
Stearns patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Chid's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills With Top Saws.
Strands Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from IS to
stinches diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS, of g. IL, 9 and II inches In
diameter by IL feet long, and geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS HANG
ERS and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter and from,
16 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to Y inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various Sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all Sizes
An assortment of all sizes Of above articles generally In
store ready for delivery the shortest notice. for sale on
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will sent to any addres
by mail
S. H. GILMAN,
N.Y. &Wtr 7OGravier street, New Orenns
The Annual ESaminaons Of the Second District fuoc
sas the Bayou
wEbNEsDAy ,1ny e-ers School, Bayou Road b.twsen
THURSDAY July 7-9rs' School, Barracks street
FRIDAY July S-Boy. School, Hospital street.-The eyamua
MONDAY July ll-Girls School, ST. street between Ma
TUESDAY July l2Boys' School, of Claiborne and
ST. Peter streets. " 1855
WEDNESDAY, July ls- Girls School, Rampant street. be-
tween Toulouse and st. Louis
THURSDAY, July IA Boys School, Basin street. between
Toulouse and st. Louis.
FRIDAY July ls-Grs School, corner of Robertson and
Bienvile streets.
MONDAY July lsBoys' School, Benve and Rob-
erison str cts.
| TUESDAY, Jul. i9-Boys' High School,
WEDNESDAY, July 2u-Boys' High School.
FRIDAY. July 22-liir s. IIigh School
eThe examinations of the Boys and rl' High Schools
will be he at the school house Barracks street, be-
tween Burgundy and nauphin The examination of each
| are invited to attend. L. CHARvET,
President Board of Directors.
A. " RoMAIN Sec'y pro TEN. iyl lot
7 j. BUTLEK'S FLUID INKS
These standard Writing Fluids are sold by
D. FELT STETsoN,
P.DUREL Co.
E. R. sTEvENS.& CO.,
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
j. G. MORGA AN & CO.,
7. Il. MAXWELL,
PETER HAYES,
PRIESTLY L BEIN
E. B. WHEEtoCK Il Co,
G. N. MORRISON t CO.,
o. o. WoODMAN.
myo an And Dealc generally.
II osIN-l5O barrels No. 2. for ss,s By
~ g. l." koUSs 5 E RRos,
hiA "A oppos 10 Cant Street Ferry
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SHER1FF's SALES,

Fritz New S,,,s1. MAHx WEIR
RY VIRTUE OF ! writ Of deri facias to me
u directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
New Oresps in the above entitled cause proceed 10 sell
at public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Msgsznc streets, on MONDAY July 18th, 1872
i. CERTAIN JUDGMENT. rendered In tho case Of g. D.
We dover Mary B. Weir No 1851 Of the docket Of
the Third District Court Of New Orleans for $82 35 with
legal interest from the 9th Of October 1856 till paid and
T. CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendered in the case Of g. D.
Wendover John r. Gruber No. 1867 Of the docket of the
Third District of New Orleans for SIS7 co.
with legal nterss, from the th Nay 1882 till paid and costs
Of suit.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
cIsaurExE Cow DE DISTRICT DAxE NARY 3; WEIR y
de la xouve1le.orissns. sos. "A'Do'A'-'' .
I'm VERTU dun writ de herl faclas q moi
- adresse Honorable Ctnqueme Cour de District de "a
dams paaire cidessus e procedera 70
LUNDl, rs de Juliet 1889 midi. pH6tel de Cit,
rue Dc a COMMUNE entire les du Camp ct des Magasn
l. UN CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendu au process de 8. D.
Mendover "a Mary Weir, No 1861 des dossiers de IA
Troisieme Conr de District de la la
femne 90 Slo2 " avec nete legal conper du doctobre
nN CERT AN JUGHAENT, rendu al process de g. p.
Wendover vs. John Gruber No 1857 dossiers de Ia
Trolsieme Cour do District de la Nouvee pour Ia
somme De $S7 80 avec intea. lesl cornper 1885,
jusqnau Placement ct les frais d'inssnce.
CONDITIONS-Compta au moment de- ~ Adjudication
jy12 Is 10 221 Sheriff de Ia P.,oi.s. d,6rIs,sn.