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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
THE FAMILY HERALD.

The Republican Conventlon-The Metho-
dist General Conference-The Jspsness
1nbassy I'm Washingten-visit OF tho
Prince do Jolnvtlle-The Latest Nsws-
Market Reports, &C., sc.
Inc FA,mr HERALD, for the present week. will DO
Issued on Wednesday, and among Ito contents viii be
fcundA report Of the proceedings Of the Chicago Con.
veation- Nomination Of Abram Lincoln, Of Illinois, for
President, and Hannibal Hamln Of Maine, for Vice Presi
dent; the Proceedings Of the Methodist General Confer
suoe-Repors Of the Majority and Minority tho Slavery
Queson-Prospect OF Split In the Conference; An In
tsreng Account Of the Reception Of the japanese Com
mluoueu n washngtoa; Sketch Of the Life Of Prince
do Jo,nvs, at present visit to the United States;
the Latest News; Editorials prominent topics; All the
Local News Of New York and Vicinity Of importance;
Reports Il the OAssle, Provaoa and Money Markets. and
an Interesting news matters OF the preceding week.
rxRn-e2 year; four cents . single copy. Subscnp
Mons received 81 the oee, northwest corner Of Fulton
and Nassau Streets New York sagls copies for sale al
the counter and BY Ill agents Advertisements 10
serted Il the usual HERALD rates
Drawings OF France, Breadbents & Co.'s
SUSSEX COUNTY Glass I2i. MAJ a. lss,
4, 81. 81, 60, 27. 6S, 2, 8. 62. 80, AZ. SO, Al.
CossoLIDAIED LorfsRY-CLAss 10. MAJ 81. ls6o:
GO, l, Al, A, 2s, GA, 50, 81, IS. As, 8 SO, 70.
H.s.s.l SsS Saaisasoa' Delaware SSi
Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotte-
rks wCOD. EDDY co. Managers OF The
DELAWARE. KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE LorrERtEs
DELAwARE-ExrRA CLASS no at', May 81. 1869
H. s, 81, GO, IL, %, As, 2, 6S. Al. 10. 6, IL, 81
DELAwARE-CLAssi NO, 2a1 Nay 81. 1870
CT, 60, 80, 43, ~, 81, AZ, g. 81, so, 40, IS as.
WOOD EDDY 90. wlnsstos. DsA ware
Or 70 WOOD, RDDH Co, st. Lo1is, MksourL
O6ctAl Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
cos Consolidated Lotteries CT 0eorr.a-
CLASS No. a36, NAY 81, 1850
81, II, 81, SO, 80, 80, %, CT, IL, 68.
Prizes sshsd ri SIS Brt sdsa Ctrrulsru fres.
HODGES, DAVIS co.,
Mar agsra
Macon. 0eoxgtA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

Hats and Caps for Gents and ChsIdren.-
srses vsrisy In the city Beautiful tav 0oocs for
and cAiidfen. kgLLOo0 No. 35i Canal street
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Dyspepsia -One great PredisPosing
csuse 70 M dssAss IL neglect snd rrexusrny % &c
ss V reru ssy perform Ash duss for any length Of ums.
dyspepsn In souns Of ~ forms ain pst sure 70 follow
BRONrs laxative rrochss CsthAriie lorcngss WI ctec
ualy I'd nature 70 restore these sesnyi scon ~
Pur sale by al druagista.
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DR.. marsh Continues co apply his Radi-
si Cure rruss ~ih 10 edsens psrmanen, carss Of
hernia or ruoturs. MARSH 90, NO. aVessy q, II.
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PhrsnslOgical Examinatlon viii tell
LIZ WILLS sos Broadway.
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The Use or the Razor IL Dfvssted OF Its
urrieassrtsfscs BUBpRf1s = silxone b inDediAeiy
appier. Sest vbo the WI nnc 10 moe. DO
sirabe mpanion tor ths1r dreasfnG cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

Letter from John q. Hsenan, the Ameri.
Cham pif nsht agreed upon with Tom sayers
DAY asd place selected. Letter from Tom e~yers Letters
frcn odhor and the Fight and The AmerfcAs
Eorwss In Bpeiand. Foctes CosinAnae Fun account II
ne rssa s,.Li,n Ire. p,e 81 sgorns Sess fro" az
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The "E1celsfor' Dress Hat for GENTLE
uer WHITE Haper rs Bro,A.sy. opposite -, Psuis
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Drawing. OF France, Breadbens. & Co.'S

SUSSEX COUNTY. Glass I2l. NAY a. 1850
4, 81, 81, 60, 81. 6s, 2, 8. 62. 80, AZ. SO. Al.
CostoLipAIED LoriERy-CLAss 10. MAI 81. 1860.
GO, /, Al, A., 29, "a, SO, oil, IS, As, 3s, 70.
RRANCA BROADBgNre 500.
Managers. Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

Great Sale OF shirts, six for es.
MooDY's shxt ksnufse orr. ss1 Broadway.
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Cristaasro's Hair Dye, wigs and
1oupees-the IL world Wholesale And rsA and the
Dye pnvassy applied No Assor House.
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Hill, InfmttabIe Cutter OF Hair and
vh Hair Dys 90 cests Depot No. Barclay sirest
81 h. al Arm
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Mi1ward's Needles, for wheeler Is VIII
soss 1vIno HAcHIS.a Tss:s EssaIss sss .sas b
J. FRRD. MILWARD, 81 warrsa ssrest, n Y.
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Holloway Pills and Ointment are the
powerful purifying and sdicines hat b
OF The THAR eisc eryspslas dry
ssurvy sud ssrheum has never been squAled-
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Barry's Trfcepherous 10 the BEST and
chespea srae eens beAnfytns sleaaahg curing,
preserving NJ rsstorns y hx. IAdf6a ~ uoA b. a
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| Every Business Man Should Have .
COPY Of The hesropolkAn Bank pote Reporter. II
reced b. the hsropouaa bank md 0wynns Day. Once
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Geo. b. sIoat & Co. Celebrated Elliptic
Loek Stitch and shuttle Sewing k.c chin
Ss & w L. ss bs.Sss s.' "'" &C. APP"
A Grover & Baker Noissless Sewing ma
slns ne BE- e, . s, q he family SMss s Broadway
Wheeler & wnsen's Sewing Machines.
,I n: s,.s 80, r:s.ss cn..P.s: r s,s: :.1
Every Business Man Should Have .
copy q ,bs ssroDcI.an Bank Eoss .sporssr = or.
BsscheIor's Hair Dye, wig and Tsupss
.,,ssl u s1;S NC, g; .s. r'' ''-''' for 'A '
Barry's rriosphsreus IL the Bsst ana
ss :' - 6: s s;:'fs: 80; 8
Dyspepsia and Constipation Cured
in: y d. ss r. Z, naSs ss1S Sold ~
Crissasere,s HAIR Dye. wigs and
ssS:d = n And
..,1s s:;s,;: e. We. r., y, WI J;
sgssi aIH q III % S:a..
ma. po.sr. gurys .sa ess.sos m:snss Dat e.u ss
Chas. II. wiIlfam so.'s Brooklyn CAL
6: : & ;is ISL s: '''' ''' and '
DIR. aRigsS Truss" ana varicocsis la
srumsns may Be found al tbs Asar Houss In Barclay
Lyons Kathairon. at sil per Gross,
casb, Ter = . By CHARLEs DOwNKR a. Cedar street.
EmbeIiish mest and Treatment of the
1 s.ss a::l fsr as,s s'' better
Letter from John @. Hss,a., the Amsri.
Gao se p.cs sssG rem ng asm s, ss% s
&c. 81 'f asss s = ''1 rs
ss e s.S 1I sos s. ou from AZ
The Use or the Razor IL Dfvssted OF its
.ss ~ 4: r. " a q ss a.
Hats and Caps for Gents and ChtIdrsn,-
ss sc s ,s In the Rssa No. 81 s ca 4s1S: for
Great sale OF shirts, s,I for -.
MooDf's tsst xsaufse ory. Da Broadway.
Hin, Unsuitable Cutter OF Hair and
WI sssIs n.lr Dys 90 cent" Dspo No. Barclay s'rsst
The "Exceisior, Dress Hat for Gentie-
mer. WHITE HArer rs Brodsay. OPP siis ~, Pans
steinway a. Sons
OvIRsaRtHG 0KANDs AND SQUARE PIArOs.
vsre~ooUs ~ and g wAksr sxeel
Dyspspsia, -One great Predtspostng
csuse 70 IN dksAse ihs neglect and exulayfy Of 40
uoa OF bs functions OF Ne stomach and bcwea whn nese
70 reru ariy perform sAs duties for any lensh Of ume
cyspspsn In sosns Of ~ forms almost sure 70 follow
BRONHs rrochss CathArie lorcngss WI eject
usIly "a tssss heslAyi sc'Ion rsya
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DIR. .Rfggs' Truss" and varicooele In.
srumsns may Be found Al tbs As.or Houss In Barclay
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Chas. III. villa mson's Brooklyn Gall
sry Of sIgasns Phoorapha In wafer col0rs and oils
ablahsd 1851 719 Fult1u street
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EmbeIlish and Treatment OF the
pUkAr HATR-IAdies Wishing New York bad better cons1t
CANADIAN, Asssr place rear Broadway.
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c.. 5y To- ~ cHAshss Dcwsra o.lS :.r.ss
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HsrrsDg's Patent Champion Fire and
gurxias rrosf sasa N Dvos1vsy sssr Il Murray sEssl
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TAPArIsE SWORDS.
d nsesrs BALI BLACK co.. broadway. lave % -
JApANRsR gWORD4
Similar pveuented By the Hmbaasy - WnnAnGoon
Pres6sni ths Uped eiases Tbsss ewo6s he ~
OF The Bind perntsd 70 BE- eon out Of Ne eavtrs -
KAssgsyr yapss % .is ns.vs IL ne u,nss -.
sanufscsured Of ns ven anes gusky OF yeel. -
be superior The oslsbrased Da0assus binAs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-14
A Firc In japan.

The Boston Traveller publishes the following
letter, dated NagasaI1i, Japan, January g. 1860:
On the morning of the Goth of December the
foreigners of Nagasaki awoke to find the places of
two of our most prominent merchants burned to
the ground-one being the premises of the Ameri-
can Consul at this port, comprising his Offices
godowns and storeh0uses the other, the property
of Messrs. David Sassoon, Son & Co., "a prominent
Parsee house) comprising their storehouses, CO.
downs and the private residence of their partner
here, Mr.. Ezekiel. The American consulate hap
PLY escaped, being in another part of the town.
The fire commenced near the premises of Messrs.
Sassoon, and soon extended to their place-the
building being all Of wood, and as eombustible as
possible. Their place being situated next to Mr..
r. G. Walsh's (the American Consult soon enclosed
his in flames The fire broke out about O'Clock
A. NJ. on the 26th inst, in an unoccupied Japanese
house, and was, without doubt, the work of an in
try, is to be burned alvey The property lost is
estimated to be about sl5OOO0 by +. G. Walsh, and
s250,000 by Messrs. Sassoon & Co.
At z A. M. everything was burned to the ground.
The Governor and suite were present, and also any
quantity of japanese, with wooden engines with a
single action throwing water by jerks about thirty
feet. Also, number of Japanese with huge fans
placed on the adjoining houses, and tanning the fire
to keep it away The fire dresses Of the officials, of
which there were some thousands on the ground.
were of the utmost magnificence, and the whole
of the flames, and the brilliant and splendid
clothing of the Japanese, formed picture that
must be witnessed to be appreciated.
The safe Of the American Consul tone of Her.
rings, New York; came out of the flames all right
with the exception of the lock being out of order,
and it had to be broken open.
All foreigners are now about to form themselves
into fire brigade, and to be prepared with axes,
ETC., to be ready, in case of fire. to assist an
other.
Business is very quiet, on account of the Japan
ese New Year. The weather is delightful, with
frosty nights.
The Tananese are oreduaIIv hecon,inr moro a nh
more accustomed to the intercourse of foreigners,
and are already giving up many of their old Gus.
toms and becoming civilized.
That last paragraph reminds US of an article in
paper of this city few days ago, in which the
question was seriously debated whether the Japan-
ese had not arrived at higher stage of civilization
than any other people,
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SHERTEFpS SALES.


sIxTg DISTRICT CoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New oIieans. MRS. ADELE BROWE-Nos 2,693.
DIX VIRTUE Of u writ OF Uerf faefas to
directed by tho Honorable the Sixth District Court
of New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed
public auction, the City Hotel Common
Camp and Magazine streets MONDAY. tho 18th day
Of May 1860, NJ IL O'clock NJ.
SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GRouND situated, lying and be.
Orleans Ann Fa and Second Streets and dcsgnaed BY
four twenty inclusive according to plan
March 49, 1860 and deposited IN office for reference which
plan VIZ.
A. g. each 80 feet inches and lines front st.
following depths, viz. Lot No. % feet
inches and line the side line First and 20
inches other which divides
Not Lot No 81 feet inches linea the side line which
divides II from lot No 4 and W feet lines on
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Louisiana Intelligence.

The Baton Rouge Advocate of Wednesday ha
the following:
Coroner Jones yesterday held an inquest on the
body OF Hiram Cline, of this parish, on which thu
jury gave verdict that the said deceased came I,
his death by shooting himself in the head with
double-barrelled shot gun.
The deceased was good citizen, and leaves ,
large family Of children. We have heard no pc 81
tive cause assigned for the deed.
The Gazette has the following in regard to The
matter:
Coroner Jones went out, Immediately after the
commission Of the suicide, TO hold an inaues
on the body of the late Mr.. Hiram Cline. The jury
ceased, where they found the body half reclining in
the position when the fatal moment arrived The
act was committed early in the morning. Mr..
Cline loaded his gun with heavy charge and,
barefooted, took his stand by block near tie
house, against which he leaned for support, when
ne touched the trigger Of the gun with one Of his
toes The charge went in the left side Of the head,
terribly decorating the forehead and upper part Of
the face. Death must have been almost instanta-
neous The jury ofinquest brought in verdict in
accordance with the facts. No clue as to the cause
of the suicide has yet come to light.
The Natchitoches Chronicle of the 18th has the
following:
The weather has continued dry for so long, and
the earth puyerzed to such degree that it ia i'm,
possible to walk the streets without having ones
Aioalhf nosc, Oots, uiu CiObHts uileQ up and
covered with dust. Some Inconvenience can al
ways be borne with some patience, at least when
the pocket runs no risk Of being depleted; but
when it is indispensaby nessary to the planter that
itshould rain to prevent his corn from parching, or
to get his cotton up, and this .. one thing inds-
pensable fails him, it is almost too much for man
TO bear without wasting some of that patience
which he generally keeps for " times which try
mems souls.n
But this is not our only misfortune Red river is
receding with determination which no rains how.
ever delugng or incessant, could be able, it seems
to stop. We are abandoned by the boats also,
with the exception Of the Reub White, which left
our landing this morning Thursday we believe
for the last time this season.
The Campte Times of the 4th says
More than five weeks have now elapsed since we
have had anything like seasonable rain in this
region. Mercury stands at about 500 during the
day-nights quite temperate and pleasant The
wind blows almost constantly with hurricane force,
blowing up clouds of sand and dust, which is ex-
ceedingly unpleasant.
Bad prospect for planters. River continues to
fall slowly.
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Ne6 0rleans DaiIp Grests1a.
AIL WELL.

ALL WELL.
No seas again shall sever;
No desert intervene
No deep and rolling river
Shall roll its tide between.
No bleak cliffs upward towering.
Shall bound our eager sight
No tempest darkly lowering.
Shall wrap us id its night.
Love, and unseyered union
Of soul with those We love.
&earness and glad communion.
Shall be our joy above.
No dread of wasting sickness,
No thought of ache or pain.
No frctting hours of weakness.
Shall mar our peace again.
No death our homes o'ershadewjne.
Shall e'er our harps unstring;
For all Is life unfading,
In presence of our King.
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+ r. T. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
QVATHiEaE corn DE DrsTalcr 3LA VILE De IA MOI

QuATHIEAE coun DE DISTRICT 1LA WILLIE DE LA Nou-
% e \ NSSys1Is Orleans 1NLAcosTENNo islds
EN tEkTD dun writ de saisEe ct vente, q
MOI adresse par phonoabe Quatrieme District
dams raare cidessns je pFocederai lie
SAMEDl III d'Rvri 1850 midi, FHotel de la Cite,
rue DC Ia Commune entire les Camp Magasns
critic, SAVIOR
Troseme District Ie Treizc rueK ST. Antoine Bons Enars
amour 81 bagatee ~ peds de face Ia Baeateie
pieds de profondeur.
Saisie dams Pafarc cidessus
CONDITIONS-Conapta al moment de Adjudication
Z. I. PARKER,
mis- ~ ~ Nd ID Sheriff de III Paroisse d0reans.
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Letters from Pestli rspoft that many afsssss Il,
that city had been maase, and Revolutionary nro-
CARNATIONS are said to have bean discovered 81 lie
police. - -
Many rifed cannon had beef recently made Il,
Austria, and were said TO hase been sent to ye-
Militia.
The Austrian Government was rnSzfag at home e
new loan Of 900 forms, interest at 5 per
sss ~. rspayable IN fifyseven gears, nasaas Of
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T.. T. PAKkER,
ml3 q 30 a5 IA Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans

SECOND DISTRICT CouRTl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
of New Orleans. LOUIS CHERRIER-Nol CESS
RYVIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
to directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed
Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY the 18th day Of
May, 1860 Il O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz a @- s1=.s
All the RIGHT, TITLE md INTEREST of the defendant
Louis Gherer in the square situated in the Second District
til city and IN the square bounded by Canal Dogeno
tolhouse and Broad streets and composed of six lots
Seized in the above snif.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. @ 9Hzs
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THIRD DISTRICT GouRr
Of New Orleans.
:. ROSELIUS, Receiver, vs.. FIVE
PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
TX, Owners thereof unknown
No. Ii. Cog.

No AGo6.
pY VIRTUE of q writ OF seigure and sale
= 70 ne directed ey the Honorable the Third District Court
sell at public auction the City Hotel street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY April II, 1860
at IL O'Clock NJ '
!. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND No 4os bounded by
Alexander. Murat, Bensille and Eustomtorse streets
2 ONE SQUARE OF GROUND No. 424, bounded by
Murat, Olympia, Customhouse Canal streets.
3. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 29s
bounded by ST. JOHN Toulouse and ST. Peter
line running from St Peter to Touose street dividing it
from property belonging heretofore Norbert vg
ESQ. =
Said ground three hundred and one feet more or
less front on St John street. two hundred and fifty feet
less front Toulouse street. and hundred or
front on ii. Peter street.
4o THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 4s7,
bounded By St Patrick, Benadotte Toulouse ST. Peter
streets Lot No One forming the of Patrick and
ST. Feter Streets having thirty feet front by
hundred and twonty feet SIX inches St. Patrick
Nos Two and Three having each Thirty
street, BY One hundred and twenty feet in depth. be.
tween parallel lines Lots Nos; Thirteen. Fourteen, Fifteen
Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Twenty
and having each thirty feet front Toulouse street.
Patrick and Bernadotte streets. sf
According the plan of Section No now deposi,ed in lie
Office of said Receiver.
Seized in the above suit.
E T. PARKER
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THE LOUISVILLE aRrEs1AN WELL WATER

This Celebrated Water which is Obtained from the Artesan
wei at LOUISVILLE from the depth If 2e feet has proved
by the anil sis Professor Sh of Ionisv lie and
Professor james r. Chiffon York 10 be eiosev allied
in it's med mai properties the waters Of Kiss;p
in Bavaria. and or That Hue Lick of Ken
ncks and the Congress Springs of SAFE in
this city. - " ~ "
For snoh Diseases Dyspepsia, Costivenes nerangemens
OF the Lever Nervousness fat SURPRISES any of The
mineral heelotore in 1t is mp bottles and
pacte with boxes containing Two
dozen bottles For sale IN New f,rlr4n, by
r,onf I'm, - 10 -
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r. T. PARKER, =
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
DeuxInan cogn ~ pIsrsIe1 lLA WILLIE de "a N,LI

DeusrEsr couR De psreier 1La VILE De IA NILE,
de Ia Nouyelle, Orleans cHERRIER-No i6 IS. -
E>NVERTU dun writ de saisie ct yeMte n
Ia moi adresG par fHonorabe Deuxieme Conr de District
de L. Neuyes Orleans dams raiairs cdesss procade e
MARDI Is de mai 1860 midi PHotel de la Cite rue de la
Commune entire les du Camp des Magasns vente
pubqne adjudication de Ia proprie don't description
Tons les DR0ITS,. TITRES ct INTERET dn detendeur
Louis Cheer dams e situt dams lie neuxee District
cee VILE ct dams e borne par les du Canal Dorgeno,
de la nouane ct Broad compose de six lots
Saisis dams l'aiaire cdessus
CONDITIONS-Comptan au moment de REHABILITATION
+. I. PARKER,
ala S3 an NV IL Sheriff de In Paroisse d, Orleans
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steosp Ds1Rler couRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
PT VIRTUE on Q writ of seizure and sale
Lilo directed by the Honorable The Second District
public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
May 1850 l. O'Clock NJ the following described property
to wit
Second District SQUARE 49, bounded by Ciavez ursunes
Hospital and Miro Streets and having front Of thirty
Gavez street, by sixty feet in depth.
SQUARE l6 Gayoso and ST. Philip, Ursnlines and Lopez
streets. 5z5l
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot
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DEuxtEME CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE Ia NILE
de ia Nouyelle. Orleans, ORLEANS VS. FRANCOIS
EGROT-No l6,57l
Inn VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente n
IA moi adrese par Honorable DeaSieme Cour de District
de la Nouyee Orleans dams laae cdessus prectderai le
MARDI Is de mai 1860 midi rHotel de Ia Cite,
Commune les du Camp DIES Magasns Ia
Deuxeme District IET 70 borne par les Galyez
Ursuines rHopai Miro ct ayan, facade de
ILET lU6 borne par les Gayoso ct ST. Philip Ursunes
OF Iopez.
CONDITIoNS-Compta moment de REHABILITATION.
Saises dams ratfaire CT dessus.
f. T. PARKER
On Js Gha dc In Parnis i, nrIaa,
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NJ 80 7='
MID q 81 AZ II

FOURTH DISTRICT CcrRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. uR-
q new orleans SIN LACOsTE.--No. ID. 405.
X Il " IL r Of writ of seizure and sale
70 me directed by the honorable the Fourth District
q New osean IN the above entitled will proceed
se 81 pubic auction at the City Hotel Common street,
Tween Lamp and Magazine streets SATURDAY the 14ih day
erty viz - - ~ e ~ fep
Third Distric. SQUARE Thirteen, Anhony Goodchdren
GA feet In depth. ~ W. 'e' ' =
Seized in the above suit
TEaAs-Cash on the spot.