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sHERIFFs SALES.


FIRE DisIRIcr .ouRT sAMTEh KoHN u al Ro"A!D NC
~ VIRTUE Of an alias writ offierl faeIas
New Orleans the entitled VIII proceed 70 sell
public auction City Hotel Common street, between
Camp and Magazine streets, on MONDAY February h is's
The Slave ANN mulAess. sged about twenty two years.
Seized In the above suit
=. T. PARKEk, Sheriff of the Perish of Orleans.
c,sov,xxr couR DE DISTRICT 1sAMuEL KoHN vs. ROW
xouv: IL q AID Nc Mso s,sss
EN VERTU dun alias writ DO hieri facia.
T. moi nddresse par honorahs Cnquieme Conr de District
IUNDI Is de fsvrisr 1859 midi, pHoe de la Cite,
Commune entire les russ du Camp ct des haxasns
Lesclsye nonme ANNE mulatresse agee denvron vngt.
deux
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de radudeatIon
JAZZ fes "A % % Sheriff de la raroisse Orleans.
Sixth DISTRICT couRr CITY OF FEW ORLEANS VS..
Nav S e MoLIERE p s7ys
pY w HIfs1 Of Z writ OF heri 1acias to me
ID directed blythe Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
New in the above entitled will proceed to sell
4 Ds sn sss ss city e sy Fen
r"s1S1 I6T or GROUND situated in the First Dis
lot % feet Prieur by IS feet in Depth
Together with all the rights ways privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging, or IN any wise appertaining.
TER As-Ths 'eing the second last auction the said
property will be definitely adndcsted to the highest and last
bearing one per cent per date special
mortgage on the property sold until final payment
of printing Sheris and Clerks fees which amount
and furthermore the State Parish and Municipal
taxes, the amount of which is not yet aseertansd
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NOVICE TO TAX PAYERS, within that

The Parish of Jefferson left bank under the uris-
dicion of the Police Juy-Noice hereby given to all per
sons whether resident of the Parish of Jefferson
left bank who liable the payment of imposed
of said Parish Of left bank that all .neh Psssh
that hin thirty days thereafter the said taxes be paid
the undersigned Collector his office in the Court House,
Caroon in said parish that the undersigned will be
there for the purpose receiving said and also all parish
remaining unpaid for the preceding day. dur
Pm.
And further that at the expiration of said delay list of the
persons who shall have failed the due by them
shall be drawn The undersigned Collector whose duty
shall be uader the law seize and sell property Of the den
quens and satisfy the said taxes with interest and costs
thereon.
Parish of Jefferson Town Of Garrolltor Jan. H. 1885,
j. j. GUTIERREZ, Collector
Left Bank Parish OF Jefferson,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

of New Orleans No. l4,046.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
this Estate and to all other herein
if they have why the account presented by the
Executor this should homologated
and approved and the funds distributed accordance herewith
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk
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Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November 5, 1858.
Ihaye thoroughly tested Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern oil Company the sides wrists and journals Of
find it every respect superior to
Lard Oil fully equal any Oil have used
chnery II goes farther than Lard Oil and entirely free
cool consider 1t altogether
ubrcator have used during experience of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue
[Signedl HENRY 1SGRAHAM,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press.
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Hughes, Wallet & Co.'s Saw Mills,2
Agiera January s. 1885, s.
We been usirg the Southern Oil Companies Machinery
every department of the machinery of this mill for about
two months past find fully equal the best Lard OIL If
any difference give the preference to this and shall
tinue its
tSgned HUGHES, vALLETT i CO., Proprietors
GEO. w. GERRY, En- sneer and Machinist.
In addition to the Sew Mill nsed 1t the
enes machinery of the Louisiana Dry Docks for the
period, and with equal satisf action and results
[Signed HUGHES, yALLETT co.
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WIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-Le soussi-
n Collector de Eat notife tous
qu dovent des taxes Etst rannee 1858 ct des
de license pannee 1852 dams les mies du Quatr
District de venr bureau, tcour du Recorder pre-
mer eage ct de les ds taxes dams 10 deai present.
par la lo Heures du bureau, 9 a. NJ a3PM.
GEORGE MESSMAE,
Enecteur Qnatrisme District.
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Picayune Ofi,e New Orleans,
December II, 1888. :
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern Oil Company for the past weeks the
press of this office.
consider it the best Oil have used press and
shall continue s use
it entirely from gum keeps the machinery clean and
freely penetrates the smallest Of oil holes.
lSiguedi r. T. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press Room.
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n I'm LUTAkG h HOMES, FOUNDRY ANU
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Of benton and
Euphroane streets Office, No. LOG Charles street
{Two doorsfrom the St. Charles Theater,) Manufas
Of the latest and most approved Patterns of Rags We
rnndnhs. Doors, Shutters, Bridges and Circr
STAIRS Store fsspts Gspas and az kinds q CAST ANT
n1- Rsngs Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and veI
sors for sale A!the Old Stand 100 ST. Charles street.
OIlears. o2b IL
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lSignedl

New Orleans, January Is, 1852
Southern Oil During recent visit oil
have several planters who using Rosn
mills and all Of them spoke OF 1t in the high
est as ubrcating Oil. -
My observation also has convinced me that 1t is mt a
ected and is freq from all the
gumr dirty properties which always found in the
Of all o'her lubricatng Oils.
mill from the heavy and irregular
strains them, difficult keep oiled and cool than a.
machinery and substance has proved eff
for that purpose OIL This seasons experience
10 last stating that Oil would far superior
any other for the purpose above named
Very respectfully, your obedieut servant
rSignedI s. H. GILMAN.
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Sntbfed Plantation, October 80 1858.
To the Agents Of the Southern oil Company New Orleans
in reply have say- have used Of the barrel of ubi
eating Oil obtained from and, notwithstanding the preju
dice Of engineers satisfied fully des
criptior am satisfied that you have at
tanned great desderatum for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of nome maEufactory.
Please send barrels and obge respectfully,
[Signedl W. JONES LYLE.
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Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School OF Medicine
September 20, 1858.
have carefully examined specimen of Rosn Oil from the
Southern Oil Company and find that retains its perfect lin
pdi,y as low degrees below the of Fahrenheits
tcaehry eight degrees below freezing point at twelve de-
grees becomes turbid but does not CONCEAL still
being liquid 1t is therefore highly valuable ubcating
agent climates where the temperature naturally low 1t
scarcely be exposed under ordinary
the artificial 1t has been subjected to
without freezing.
iSignedi I. L. CRAWCOUR, M. D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School of Medicine.
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This valuable and economical article, and specially
adapted Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills.
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DEuxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE NINE ELI.
de la Nouveleoreans. ZABETH ARMF1ELD.
No 1905
TTENDU que Asa GilIett presente une
IA petition Ia Cour eet d'obenr les Lettres d'Execu
teur Tesamentae datif la succession de eue Mime Eliza
beth Armfeld, decadee intestat-
Avis par present dome que celia peut
cerner davoir dedue dix ours les rasons pour
quees il ne serait pas fa droit la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
fe23 ma 9 J. L. KELLY, Dapute Grefier
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Depot N. o., o. and G. W. Railroad Co.,l
.... January 10. 1859
To the Southern Oil Company-Gentemen Our experiments
during the your Machinery Oil for
boxes saving Of Is the Of Lard
OIL for the purpose, while it equally
IS we'll
We shall adopts exclusive for tina. particular purpose,
" fsirnedl A. B. sEGER,
Vice.President and Superintendent.
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Houma, December 6, 1858.
Mr. F. W. C. Cook, New Oreans-Dear Sir The Machinery
Oil the Southern Oil Company, you sent in Oc
tobe entire satisfaction, journals being free from gum
and heat.
For sugarhouse purposes will do as well Illuminating
Oil. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
Signed] N. J. BRENGIER.
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FoUs1s K RAHEEN 81 BAR
% directed By the Honorable the Fourth District Cour,
to sell public auction, SATURDAY March r. 1859 at
l0z o'clock A. NJ the premises hereinafter degnated-
Slabs and Marble Blocks, In the yard
of Mr. Blskesey Grod street. Liberty in the First
District Of this city inventory to be In Office
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT CITY OF N. ORLEANS vs. CHAs
of Now Orleans. A. GoRsuCH-No 1851.
DY VIRTUE of n writ of ier n faclns TO me
directed by the honorable the Secoud District Court of New
Orleans the above entitled vii proceed sell at
public auction the City Hotel. Common st eet between
Camp magazine Streets FRIDAY Mach H. 1852 IL
O'Clock. NJ - - -
l. 4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in the -
Fourth District of This city, in the square No 1866 bounded M
by Chestnut Coliseum Andrew and ST. Mary streets U
Said 10, l24 feet less front on ST. Andrew
gether with buildings and improvements thereon.
a FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District Of this city the square No. 49, bounded by
Live ST. Mary, Magazine and St Andrew eets Said lots
measure each 81 less front St. Mary street. by
3 feet more or depth Together with all the buildings
an Improvements The whole will fully
pear by the Assessment roll of said District filed
n the office If the Treasurer of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the
y T PARKER Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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r. t. FAKkER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,

de Ia Nouyelle ORLEANS. / BARRETT-No5 9l7.
EIN-VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a mol
u adresse Honorable Quatreme Cou de District de Ia
N9gyelle o,lean dams aaire edessas s sA
apres designe. la vene publique adjudication de
Tn Blocs de Marble mantenan dams lie
chantier de Nr H. Bkesey sue angle des Girod ct
Liberty dams Premier District de cette vle suyant nven
depose bureau pour recours
Saisis dams lalfairo ci-deasus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment lei adjudication.
E. T. PARKER,
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Press Room New Orleans @; Numerical Bulletin,
december 1S 1858.
hereby certify Using nd have been tor
time past the Machinery Oil by the Southern Oil
Comnany superior to the best Lard Oil and fully
equal TO sperm The it the p ased with
H. Isigpedl JOHN R. ALEXANDEt,
" Foreman of the Press Room.
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.V-a H. LEAkLhf ,5y ASUoi Il AMrAkI
& street, manufacturer Of Carriages Buggss, Spring
80 Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing IL
all the branches done Athe shortest notice. Jas ~
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Depot N. o., o. and @. W. Raroad,l
Algers, Nov. II, 1885,
To Southern Oil Company-Gentemen take pleasure in
being able to had the Machinery Oil which
me 10 the axle boxes Of to work WELL
far limited have had IT In has nitted to
test It.
Car boxes packed with it have 2 miles at average
miles hour without the use OF additional
oil, and remaining perfectly cool:
engaged IN making further tests relative TO
its comparative with other lubricators
Yours respectfully, A. B. sEGER,
vicePresident and Superinte ndent.
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de la Nouvelle Orleans. : HOLMEs-No l4.O46.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
n cier de ssde succession
celia dedure dix ours dater
presente publication les rssons pour esquees lie compile
lie rExecueur testamenae de la de Succession
sera point approuve homoogue les fonds
mains repartis conformement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour
fel9 % Is i'll. KELLY. Depute Grefier.
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cheap substitute for Lnseed, and is suta
BILE every description Of painting and for all colos
white extreme light shades.
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E. 7. PARKER, Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxEME CoUR DE DISTRICT LA VILE de Ia NILE OF

THIRD DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. WILL
CT New t,rleAns. LIAM COOPER-No 1885.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facIas to me
ID Honorable Third District Court OF New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed to sell at
public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, March H. 1852 at
II o'clock
District of this city in the square No ore hundred and
eighty bounded br PytMnia, Sayades, Fauboug EV
snd Philip The whole will more fully by
the roll of said District filed in the Of
fee Of the Treasurer of this city.
Together with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E, I. PARKER, Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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DEy1ExE cogR DE DIrRIcr sucCESsIoN de wILHEIMI-
A Wis est par le present donne aux cream
que peut concerner davor deduire dix ours
date de la publication les rasons lesaues
presena lie Tuteur sera point approuve
homoogue les fonds mains reparss confore
ment dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour
fa92 SupS T., nv D6puta Greffa
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Pass Christian October 8, 1858.
Dear Sir went Mobile Monday and visited the works
Of the Southern Oil Company and had explained to fully
the refine the Oil and expe entirely the
pyrogneou acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline pro-
perty SO essential to all ubrcatory oils
This precisely what all Rosn Oil makers heretofore have
failed do what has caused the welfouaded prejudice
against the Oil without the features which have
toned Quoted aboy the OH would possess no value for ur
now Mobile Works, believe the Oil will far
superior oany other Oil for Intoxicating purposes more esps
cally in cold climates.
congratulate the Company and the country the
which will be of wealth to both
Your obedient servant,
tsioned1 S, II. GILMAN.
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TRolsEsn Couh De DlsrErcr1tAn VILE DE Ia y4 NILE
Nonyelle Orleans. CoorER-No lO,9s5.

J
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierl fncIas mol
adesse honorable Troisieme Cour de Dstre, de Ia
yENDREDI, IL de 1889 a midi d pH6tel de la Cite,
les du Camp ct des Magasins
REHABILITATION de-
UN TnRRAiN sue dams lie Quatrieme District de cee Vile
et No. denx borne It's Pry
tanee Nayades Ia lgne Faubomrg eft la Philippe. lie
abeau dasessment du dit District de-
pose bureau du Tresorier de cette vile.
Ensemble les basses ct aneloraons qu sly
trouvent.
LIE tout saisi dams l'affaire cdessns. -
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de Naturalization.
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B0ARD.O OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbilratio,c.for March
JOSEPH +. DIX"
s. r. DUNNOCK, R D. BROWN
HENRY DuNALL, BENZ; Fl. WILLIAMS.
Monstarg anb Commercial Rebitta.

BALTIMORE, March 2S 1859.
There was hardly anything done in Stocks today at the
Board the sales embracing only 100 franklin Bank
and $500 Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 1Oo Although the
operations at the Board will be seen very light
most OF the stocks the list steady at SATURDAYS
rates Railroad shares if anything shade better
Baltimore and Ohio left off $5SH bid s5S asked and
Northern Central at SIS z bd $194 asked regular way
For Railroad bonds the market was steady at the prev
Gus quotations. Baltimore and Ohio 1SS0s closed at SIS
Did so asked do 1855 at s64 bid S6k asked and Nor
thern Central 1855 at 67a bid, 6S asked. Baltimore
City 6s quite firm although there but doing
in them. 1855 closed at 99A bd 100 asked 1865
9S3 bid 90 asked both dividend on and 1905 old and
new al 9Sk bid, 99H asked dividend Off Bank stocks
are firm, indeed all investment stock, but fancies
generally rather heavy. Canton clesed today at
SOY bid $40 asked San Clara Mining SIS bid SIN
asked, and Springfield Mining $29 bid s24 asked reg
uler way.
We have change to note in the rates for foreign ex
changes. Sterling bills firm at quotations
but in continental exchanges the tendency rates
rather to favor buyers. The quotations day
lows, viz: London bankers bills 1885, do. commercial
do. 109h (gl094; Paris 60 day bills 5f12H do short
sight 5f.l0; Antwerp 5f12k; Bremen 79h; Amsterdam
4l4G4lH; Hamburg 36A Cologne 73; Frankfort AK.
SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY, March 2S, 1889
100 shs. Franklin Bank lis, ~
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La w LNTELLHENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting. The following business transacted YES
terday
A Jury de lunutico inguireudo was empaneIled
and Jacob Zeigler found to be a lunatc and pau
per. The court gave the proper order for his CON
fnement in some hospital.
The case OF James Gallagher alias Capt Green,
removed affidavit to Baltimore county Mr.
Kraft, his counsel, said he would be prepared to
offer bail tomorrow, for his appearance at that
court.
In the case of JOHN Siglefoos, indicted Jointly
with John Lemon and Henry Duvall, (thc latter
convicted for the murder of Christian Fischer
bail was fixed at s. 600, George Schaffer becoming
his bondsman to that amount
The case of George c. Irwin, charged with OBJ
tanning money on fraudulent lottery tickets was
postponed until this morning.
In the case of Lucius OBren and John Robin
son, charged with feloniously and burglariously
breaking into and entering the dwelling of Robert
w. Reid, on the l4th inst bail was fixed at 81 500
in each case.
The Court then adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock.
CRcU1r CouRr FOR BALTIMORE CoUxrY.-Hon.
VIM. George krebs Judge. The following occu-
pied the Court yesterday
Charles Mann as. Richard II. Atwell, et a. Bill
OF discovery. Before reported. Argued by j.
Mason Campbell for complainant and Geo. w.
Dobbin for defendants Held under cuuia
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Wm L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
Yesterday
John Hyde us. Armstrong & Denny. An action
to recover damages resulting from water flowing
for plaintiff for $50.
Bank of Commerce rs. Thomas B. Grubb In
terrogatories in insolvency. Discharge granted.
Assignments for to-day Ga to lO9
SUPERIOR COUnT.-Hon. Z. Collins Lee, Judge
the Court was engaged in the following business
yesterday:
Fandiver u.s. Daniel II. McPhail. Before report
ed. Juror Withdrawn.
Edward s. Norris Us. Ferdinand A. F. Hanel. On
trial. Daam and Norris for plaintiff, Wyath and
Meredith for defendant.
Assignments for to-day 792 to Sl9
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

t0TfeSpOndence of lie SdUdnndh Republicdn
HAVANA, March 20.-Dufing all last week the market
Tor Clayed Sugars has been firm at OK OK reals per
arrobe for d. s. No. r. and other numbers upon that
basis The stock here and at Matanzas is estimated at
about 200 .OOO boxes
Muscovado Sugars have also been quiet At outports
good grocery sorts have been sold at 96 reals per
arrobe. Pa
Molasses-MuscovadO is held very firm at 5 reals and
Clayed at reals per keg of 5% gallons For choice
parcel of latter ~ reals per keg offered and re
fused ~ -
Rice.-The market is well supplied with American
Last sale, 10 casks from Philadelphia at II e reals per
arrohe - ~ P
yellow Pine-No sales reported this week 200 NJ feet
from Pensacola sold last week at S26 per NJ. feet
Poatoes.-Rates have advanced nexpectedy 2e3 bbls
from Bristol, sold 18th inst. at So per bbl
Freghts have improved though not vet active Tho
ruling rates are To British Channel Orders 35s to
4o per ton Coastwise rs to 80 cents per box Tonnage
abundant
Exchanges declined Iquote Sterling 1O4 to 1O% per
cent premium New York GO day bills per cent dis
count New Orleans (short) par per cent premium
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A

On Wednesday evening the celebrated picture,
'The Dream of Cain" will be placed on exhibition
in the Maryland Institute. This is the work of the
artist l.. V. D. KuckhoYe, and is spoken of as a
work of great merit.
FRoNr STREET THEArEE.-To-night is the last ap-
pearance, but one, of Dan Rice, prior to his final
departure from Baltimore. The bill announced
presents new and attractive programme, embra-
cling the whole strength of this model company.
On Wednesday afternoon the last "grand matinee''
will be given, and at night the farewell testimonial
to the favorite humorist will take place.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To night Mr.. Wheat
ley will appear as Vapid in The Dranatist, and Mr..
Clarke as Peter. They will both appear in the
farce entitled p. p. or the Jla, and the Tiger Mr.
Clarke will also appear as Diggory in the Spectrs
Br'degroom This is a most excellent bill, and will
no doubt crowd the Theatre