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A WIFE MURDERED.--On She 10th the wife Of Jean
baptlste Campau, about six miles from Detroit,
michigan, was seen in an intoxicated condition in
the yard OF the shanty in which she lived. As both
she and her husband were of exceedingly intern
perate habits, little was thought of the matter for
several days but at last it was discovered that she
mad disappeared. Campau, on being questioned
gave contradictory and improbable answers, which
only confirmed suspicious already excited. A search
OF the premises was then instituted and blood spots
found on the door, and on the end of logs in the
yard an axe also was discovered which was stained
with blood, ard in pool Of water near the house
coagulated blood was observed to be floating On
approaching corner of the garden, the officers
found that the earth had been recently disturbed,
and on removing few shovelfulls Of earth the body
OF the unfortunate woman was discovered. She Law
IN cavity hardly eighteen inches deep, her hands
being bound together by piece of rag, and calico
sunbonnet spread over her face The left side Of her
head was much bruised, and the skull fractured in
one place. party was Immediately dispatched
after Campau, who was found concealed not far off,
and committed to jail. 49,.
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BATON RoUGE, Jan. 81. 1856. Senate Senate met
at II O'Clock, W. F. Griffin, President pro te in The
chair. 7
Mr.. Beard presented joint resolution asking the
Governor to correspond with the Governor Of Afkan
sas on the subject Of levees.
Mr.. Delony introduced resolution for the printing
OF 1900 additional numbers OF the annual report Of
the Auditor of Public Accounts for distribution
among Senators. --- --.-l5-
The following messages were received from the
House to constitute a joint Committee of Finance
OF both Houses; Joint Committee to examine the
accounts o. the Auditor and Treasurer "a joint reso.
.ui p featlve TO adjournment; joint resolution
relative to the election of the Hon. J. P. Benjamin,
United States Senator The Secretary wasipstructed
70 return the resolution Of the House respecting ad
Jolnment, as adopted by the Senate,
MI. Deony introduced BIN relative In the nur.
chase OF negro slaves by the people Of Louisiana
fered to Committee on Federal Relations.
MT Womack gave notice Of introducing several
relief bills also an act authorizing the sale Of mil
lion acres Of swamp land referred 10 Committee On
Swamps, Lands and Levees. w.
Mr. Kidd moved that the Secretary be directed n
request the Postmaster of the city Of Baton Rouge
to retain all letters addressed to members on tbis
body during their absence after adjournment.
On motion, the Senate adjourned to meet at IT
o'clock on the 7th of February.
HousE.-Joint resolution Of the Senate and House
OIL requesting the Governor to cores
pond with the Governor OF Arkansas on the subject
Of levees, was concurred in.
Messrs. Forston, Herring, J. G. Taylor and Texada
were appointed by the Speaker on the committee to
examine the accounts Of the Swamp Land Commits.
siOnery. V@
Mr.. Dreux introduced resolution that the Gov.
ernor be requested to transmit any communication be
may baye received from. the Major General Of the
First Division OF Louisiana Militia, relative to the
condition and conduct Of said militia during the June
riots in New Orleans; ALSO resolution requesting
the Governor to transmit copy Of the reports ad-
dressed TO him BY the Adjutant General in reference
to the taking Of State arms by the Vigilance Commit
tee.o New Orleans in June, 1858.
On motion, the House adjourned over 10 Feb. 7th.
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An OLD ACQUA1NrANcE.-The yacht America
after having suffered from neglect and illusaae. q
about to be launched again, stronger il moi switer
than before, and shall expect 70 ear Il u ne.t
summer. Bells Life, Of Dec. 18th, detailing ~
symptoms of decay, says :e
The outer plank, Of American oak vas ent,r.,v
gone the outside fer half An inch ma the inns ~
lace for quarter Of an inch wes had but the hick
ness Of the plank was rotten and son 8 touchvod
Nearly all the top timbers, the kefson ana tsnv n
the timbers under water were gone the 49, -
very imperfectly bolted, and was ii fhct onv Ma
together BY the diagonal iron bsacea The ~ =
the tmbers may be accounted for BY her hayin1 -
lett more than two years on the Portsmouth, mrd ~.
aired and neglected, but this state or the pIar nx
have arisen from the poor nature Of An1sTjSs ~ -
and goes far to explain why American shin7 ~ e
snortlved The vessel i now undergoing thoiouel
repair, Or rather rebuilding, in tho ship-ysrd 81 NJ
Pitcher, at Northfeet. The whole or lie plankinr
has been taken Oft and viii be replaced by teak panf
ing. The top timbers have been taken ont one -
one, conscientonsly 90 not to alter the sham M.
nave been replaced by new timhers Of Eueljsh a.
the kelson and every defective timber ia fhe botfm
have been shifted and replaced By Eneljsh al 8.
markaby well seasoned. She will be for lie rst fa
properly bolted with copper BOLTS and win
the same in shape but stronger and betfer vssseI
and i VIII probably be necessary to take out
lew hundred weight OF ballast but her Old Tim has
oeen carefully marked and will be preserved. sil :
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BEAU LAnBEar.-A Paris letter 70 the Boston po.t

BEAU LAMBERT.-A Paris letter 70 the Boston Post
says: ~ .Hs.s5 "a 8s g5s.;7'I
During the month Of December last there died IN
Paris one Louis Lambert, formerly sousprefect 81
Sceaux, who was brought in dying state from
America by Frezzolini herself He was known in ma
best Partisan salons as the aBeau Lambert ani vas
considered the most handsome and fascinating man 81
his day. An obscurty about his birth aid not Iessen
bis attraction In female eyes. BY some be was pre
sumed to be the son of Marshal Msgnan and his a.
semblance to that doughty warrior seemed 70 war
rant such an idea He lived the career Of all young,
good.looking Frenchmen; literally provided vifdhs
money by the Marshal, be went the round Of vices
and dissipation, liasons, ETC., and finally becoming ~
tached to Frezzolni, then youthful and poeeeSsina
charms, he devoted himself 10 her. and her fSrtnneS
his own exchequer being delapidated With her he
visited America, where the climate proved unfavnr
able to constitution weakened BY every Kind 81 81.
cess His health grew rapidly desperate, end. lnrer.
ing in illness he existed only long enough 10 "a ia
"cher Paris once more, his death taking plsce 81.
most Immediately upon his arrival ii France. Frex.
zon was as generous as devoted to him. Ana III Il.
neral and monument In Pere Ia Chsise Were Maid for
by cantatrice, now poor and broken down herselY
who was the only faithful friend Of one who was once
the envy of all the youths in the metropolis-says
French paper-the Idol the object Of love and ieai
ousy, the Beau Lambert" The tale Is really touch
ing. l~ i--s>-s S-r
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PLANTERS AND Country MERcu. Nh, mn, =, Al, .
city, and in dry goods ouuht IN go aud o, - a.
sock OF Lewis Co.. No. 6 Canal street. Touro
NOW Every description of plantation eoods
will be found there together with all Tho e. -. e
goods ribbons trimmings sbawls naraso,. r., -,
and hosiery required by retail storekeen.r. In ,,n ~,
try. To-day, for a speciality will he onsn.d . L.,
nen Oh ronon worth half dollar six bits at two bits
yard. Read the advertisements eysrxbodv md % W q
the bargains last ~ ~ fA - "'A'A'
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The EXTRA HALF DIME.-The Crawford comfy.
(O) Forum says:
MI. Beal, wishing to go from Gallon to Crestline
on the =. Q. G. Road, some two years ago, cot on
the train and rendered the conductor fifteen cents in
payment Of bis fare for the four miles travel Twenty
because he had not bought ticket. This M 81.
FUSED to and the conductor stopped the train and
elected him from the Mr.. Beal brought His az.
t Ion Tor damages in the Court of Common Pleas Of
this county The case came on for trial at the nres
ent term, and resulted in verdict for the piantf
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MADMANs DoGGsREL .--Judson Hutcsfunon M
previous to bis suicidal end, had nnl 4 ~ hcusp
costing 5000, few feet from that prsvfoully buif
and occupied by the brothers on High Rssk. Lynn.
The supposition that be was insane II struasiy cor.
roborated by his last words which wess written b
box made by one Of his nepheWs, and wess = u.
lows: .s .1 -g q
This is Henry's box
4 caused him many knocks;
Iwould say the box cover,
The box to cover over,
- msde II with hin tools;
Ms ~ one Of the fools
That So without any miles
Like me-, o. d the muleGu
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JEWELS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Mr. T. T..
Jacobs at NO. ~ St. Charles street, has hand rich and
rare display OF Jewels musical instruments and other fancy
California diamonds In all styles Of iewery
Andaesan p arl and jet jewey materials
oaos eersehsum pipes, etc. Mr.. j. is master on both the
accodeon and banjo and teaches their at reasonable rates
recurring only twelve lessons Mr. Jacobs dyerses,
and give him n call. s''sAAeis
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SPRING GDops-Messrs p g. Il Pail, g. ~ ,oc
oana street. luis morning eectrty the lady world by the
that they have already and opened
pete stock of spring dry ponds of tho Ioas, ,., ~, -
elegant fabric, The stock ,nc,udss sn,,, r,.
oareges printed musns mantles, shaws aces ems and
lawns These dealers also advertise heavy aock of goods
for negro summer wear which nronriaors ,,r,5 4, -, ~
insn -~ Nv VIVA "
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SUGAR CROP OF RAp1DEs PAR,su Tho A,oS,,
dria Democrat, of Wednesday last cave.
The sugar crop of our parish is now With, r..o
of computation it will amonnt ~ ,ho,t .ea aon
hogsheads against some COO last year Wos+ 10
planters have gained largely mnon thar Ias VI uII
CROP We believe that ali Of them are thronnS '.
the sugar making of the wear ls5s 'Aousn Will
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AN UGLY CusToAER.-A panther measuring seven
feet one inch in length, thirtyone inches in hieht
and weighing over one hundred pounds, was freed
and shot, near Chazy Lane, Clinton county, N. T.,
after chase which lasted for i've days, and during
which time, the varmint killed three deer.
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AN INJUNCTION OBEYED.-Prayer meetings have
been Instituted in the Ulster county JAIL with view
to the conversion of the prisoners On Wednesday,
last, the leader In prayer exhorted them to ee from
"t"'' y ----'a --a th" same night six of them
giving somewhat literal Interpretation to his adj
vice, broke Jail and fled. gu
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WOODWORKING MACHINERY If everv vor;.+, ,,.L
as planers tenonipg machines moldn, b;.s,. a.,,a,,
chimes, and many Others are advart;,ea so az, - N
Der 4 Co., at whose machinery demo, "a Cr.'..
article In such line Of business NAV always h end
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EXCHANGE ON FRANCE.-Messrs. @. Caverock &
Co., No. IA Royal advertise exchange every princi
pal point in France list of places being given in another
column.
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eAw'MILLs, ENGINES AND MACHINERY GENE.
Edmund H. Ivens, No. Union street. is agent
or the sale of the machinery out at the celebrated
Eagle Machine Works." Richmond, Virginia. All Of Its
kaye earned reputation for excellence wherever
Mr. 1vens has machinery all up for exhibition
to those desiring to purchase We refer to Advertisement
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npooAflos..Ihe advantages presented to young
men at Dobears Commercial College No 1c6 on., 80.
well un erstood in this city extended to them
is unnecessary See advertisement ~
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DENTIsTRY.--Dr B, F. Smith elsawhoro .,,ou.;,,,
his 'vucanzed base, mstbod of ods,.,, ..,e,, -,
ior certain merits in which is uuriyaed nv anv
o'ne pan me sense of taste unmpared by these plates
n are much have clasps easy against the
mouth IN CONSEQUENCE of slight elasticity. Dr. Smith refers
to resident professional men OF the verv b;ubo.
community o-N'-1'Ns AZ 'Ao
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF CHOICE w1NEs.-Messrs.
Co., No. IA Royal street, are sole agent, II hi,
the sale OF Chateau Dion seignours Freres
ana much ese.med brands of Bordeaux Wines
We ask attention to the advertisement
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Tasso replied to proposition that he should take
vengeance on man who had injured him, II do
not wish to deprive him either of bis good, bis
honor or his lte only wish to deprive him Of bis
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CoRDIALs, BRANDIEs, WINEs.-At the store os
Aessrs T. Maignan, 20 st. Louis street. may be found hs
wares which they adversene brandss vines cord;.ls
preserved fruits and sardnes We refer to their
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DIAMOND HAMs.--Messrs. Thomson 4 p.rro, no
AID Is Common street. advertise that they ba. ,,.
per twenty eces Of that delicious prepare
on of hog meat known as s.Diamond Ham >, h;t ~, -,
so d on accommodating terms.
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MRssRs. ]. A. BEARD & Co. will sell tb;s dow o.
hapss 10 O'clock at No. 25 Eato stree, hstras,
and Apollo Streets very fine assortment of yool ohoa,
pa or and bedroom furniture engravings piano. etc., ncud
ing everything necessary for For u n,,.n
lars sec advertisement
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TIN CASH BoxEs-A very superior assortment of
these articles American and English is offering by essrs
D. Felt Steson at Stationery Hall No "A C.mn 60,
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SCOTCH PoTAToEs.-Fifty hampers of very fine
specimens of this article advertised just at the
Louisiana Grocery" 122 Julia street.
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VIRTUES OF RED PEPpER.-The scient;6c A,,.,.
,ean says Put three or four Jumps 81 sugar, With
nait teaspoonfal Of cayenne pepper In tember and
nli up with hot water when the sugar Is disolved
than spirits. - e..1 4u'eAss
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The generality Of men expended the early mart Of
miserable. '-.S s''ss. eess
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NOT CoNGps.-The Montgomery Mail of Tuesday
says: N''
Our neighbor of the Advertiser 10 n,;stolo, - u,.-
posing that the gang of negroes who ara ~
through this city, last Sunday were Tonuoa oatrea
they were bound to New Orleans Gv n,y ~ .hat
had asked one of those darkes uhara J IL .esnoor
the answer would prompty have hean s m"s rom
liny.' ee'n' oous Mar
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L
TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUEsrloN.-In an article
| upon this subject the London Star of the 90 of
January says :-.-,-.---. =
The objection urged by American statesmen to the
English Interpretation OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty
are pretty well known. Nothing can be conceUsa
iarer than the principle of that treaty or more con
dncive it strictly acted upon, to the object which
all parties profess to have in view-the security and
neutrality OF the transit route between the two
but Whle the United States were bound nv Il to
establish no dominion, or colony or exclusive nm
tectorate over any part of Central America Enuand
constituting the language of the document as nrosne
tive merely, has hitherto commended that her pre
existing dominions and possessions in Mosnnitn in
Honduras and in the Bay Islands as well as a. Graz.
town, were not touched by the treaty. Here il tHe
stumbling block, here the main point of contention
between the two Governments. Well. what tha
Administration of Lord Palmerston steadfastiv 70.
fused to do that of the Earl OF Derby has resolved To
effect. England is prepared to Weld ali he con.
tested points, and is anxious to make the Clavton
balwer treaty perfect instrument of mutual obpa.
tIon, with perfect understanding between the two
Governments by surrendering her protectorate over
the Mosquito Territory, by cedng the Bay Islands to
Hondaras-n fact by clearing entirely out Of Central
America In minute Of conversation recorded bv
Mr.. Dallas, between himself and the Earl of Malmes
bury, on the 26th of November last, the British
Forelgn Minister expressed himself to the effect that
Sir William Gore Ousely was then at Greytown to
OBTAIN the ratification of treaty with Nicaragua.
one OF the objects of which he said was to terminate
the Mosquito protectorate.
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' E. 7. PARKER, sherIn of.he Parish Of Orleans.
DEusrrMs cou ,. DE DrsrRicr JOHN f. NICHOLSON vs.
Nouvele Orleans. } 1881

DEur1' c o. DE DsTH 5asEFa q
Es XEEIS San
r. sss as L
posaHss ERHafss nssRA1ss ensemble
District de- ssste Vile dams et eomprs entire Ma
ssaui L. s.s NJ e sqysn w,
a agRs sd e g.
Ia dss sur prefondeur de l6 peds
p5Yprise l'nsge eomun dn dit terrain qu ssnt
d. No Ds ss No rs
10 snes "a Magasins sur lis peds
4 Sss
s Eli .1sss ss$s l l'sfsi!t eli ae..us.
,, CONDITIONAL sonms De 1860 g. n!erst
sT; s s ta "a
M az 40 e Il. sf - s.
j. balance n prix dadudcaiion acqueeu nsqua
iG s % sap i u.s.
p pvfs sp az az anz de- cent Pan
epogue de pour Fan jlsqua paelnen. hna ct lie
jazz Eel Is IS NIB Sheriff de la psloisse d'orisans
ForaF9 DsFs1ss FRANCE
VIRTUE Of md n ebsae"se to an an order aags
sf New 6aan I'd Ss
above entitled matter will proceed sell public auction
IT,
and old @ as hs
ssd psoSents sa ssa creditors
TERMs--Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of t. {; f +; tSs f Orleans,
euATnIENs oovs DE DISTRICT 3F. FRANCE AT. BARTHE
De l. Noayss Orleans. Il iasoi l. 'NhANolAAs'
Srass Dc rs%S" IL rs
H. sur Ie ;s re- Ss ei.desus
de lie fSnds ct rosaati9n dun cafe angle des rue
de este vile, suiyant inyentaire Di''ii''
ss n a saTs
t,ss ., Sheriff de i p i aiask 6s,aus
!aes d Iea ~ ct sindic de la dte fail i,e
5s15!fs sG4SE Of
.v 70 me directed by the honorable SIKH District uosa 81
s ao e on w to I'll
nsPp and Ma aa MoSDA FeSruy s
oSE a S9g ssaR5. Or GROUND as eight
nal streets bounded os Bridge New Canal Comfort Ga
D9rr oSs SQUARE p RE- OF GsoySD bounded by Rocebavs
emu anu Shell Road ofa triangular shape No Eve
oN NJ T Rfsissa SQUARE OF oporSn
five huasfd and y bounded Jefferson ne MI No
s sufficient pay plaintiffs claim of Ave dollar.
ed sass aas wa a y s
sna e ss RSn in notes
the property sold. ''S'A""' Will III T gage on
E. 7. PARKER, Sheriff CT the Parish of Orleans
s,.S o;Ss .' p Il g1s2
t , xEKTU dun writ de saisie ct yente , |
MOI anoT ssee honorable Sixeme our do Di.tr;ct "a
Sp " Dr. dams afaire cidessu procedera lie
Indication de- ~ 4p e' ues 'iasasins, a lad
!. UN 1LET DE TERRE dessne mar Ia M h,,; raw, :,
Sar Is TTei IL EdFs Neuyeau Canal Canal
IngnlRre. " eo4diies, u uhe 1ofme tl-
s. UN ILET DE TERI trianru,are No c,no ran, cr,.,,
eme. - s' ieS iueo oio, brosu ct Six
Sass dams l'affaire cidessus
U.osiIl0NS.Cnq pastres cnquante tros cents rnon
yec du emandenr, pour deat dues
f Les l fsas ansancs compliant i
iets payabes lorde Tresorier de peta de la ell
wee hypotheque sur la propreta vendue. ~ " ''"ne'
,a,i ., ., r-, r. T. PARKER,
- - -. - Sherif de la Paroisse d,frleans |
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OR vuLcANIzED nAsp

hst operators of the North during the last three
all other systems fol-
DurapiMy Cleanliness Perfect Adaptation Natural Apnsar
anee and Usefulness lighter and avoids he dis
Rightly and galvanc irritation ordinary plates Il
ano rom Its Of position and great strength il is
eneisu par excellence to the title Of MASTICATOR.
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
rms IS not the painful Freezing or the
u Is local application The gums combined
WIN electric nesthes which enables the undersigned
usa ba none at all Having exclusively right 70
same scale OF prices his New York and
me reputation established during the years Of
tce IN this city will be sufficient guarantees tha, his
DO Of the most thorough character. ~ "'' "ofA Will
,a7tf ., B. F. SMITH,
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sHERIFFs SALES.

sis1n sIncr couRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS y. Mrs.
yia 'F p VIII q Al, 1as.a 60, e me
s as ssv he y @ s e M
Camp and Magazine streets, on SATURDAY, March 1883
4 csRTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the First ~
Gn.Onds 9, Unon B. snd Pspddo es SAID
lot IS less front Perddo street.. BY d
Toss,hsS With buildings and improvements thereon
Seized IN The above suit.
E. +. PARKER, Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
srxrxxs coun DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA N'LLE.oR.
d. k kE4Ss S:m' A. F. FIRE
I'm XEKTU 1, dun writ de fleri faclns a mol
Orleans dams Paire az p passs.G ds T.
sAMEpI, de mars 1859 midi, lH6tel Dc Ia Gle
rue r. de- L. entire les rues du Camp ct d Mgn
TN TsRRAiN, stus dams e Premier District de cste willie
Is ed pns on
mon dc face Ia Perddo ped plus gu moins dc
Ensemble toutes les basses ameiorations oui
Il tout ssis dams Iafsre ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment dc Rehabilitation.
1a3l Tell ~ 70 ms Sheriff de la Parosse d. reans.
srcosp DISTRICT counr JOHN H. NICHOLSON vs. JOS.
BIZ xiRTS Is I. (. wr,s = .s,sass a s sale
q y s snsd The
EEL Al public nd auction at The City Aots
Two SgkTAiS s1 Iols S OF GROUND together with
the First District Of this city in the square comprised be- M
tween gazne iele Edward and Constance Streets being
Mmps Deputy Surveyor on The l7h march, 1885 derosted
inches and liz Magazine street having depth OF 6 feet
between parallel lines and bounded in the BY alley ap
propated to the common Of sad lot and Of adjoining
1nd the lot No. per plan No. 49, deposited in the office
H. Peters Notary in III city fronts "a feet 10 inches
lines and bounded ~ the by the alley common above
de crfbed which is ii feet 10 inches and lines wide
Seized In the above suit.
TERMs-In cash the of 81 SOS &c. with interest thereon
at the rate OF cent from LIST January 1858
s JanuHry 1852 and thereafter until the day the rate
OF per cent annum IS 50 Of So so
OF copy Of act and costs Of suit and for the balance the
purchaser to assume TO the Of his bid payment
- January 1850 S.h per &c annum interest thereon
at the rate per cent until paid and the balance
any cash.
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= TATE Of THE LATE JOHN McDoNOGH, CITY OF
New Oreans First unreserved and extensive sale,
very ong credit Of valuable improved and uniproved
Real Estate situated the most elg 10 parts Of the
District for potea without eDtlorsers.