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rHIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
YusF SESSION.


Senate
wAsmSGros, Feb. 8, 1850.
The Senate met at one O'Clock.
Mr. Davis resolutions postponed till Monday next
MEMORIAL FROM NAIL coxTRAcroRa
Mr. GpExS, (dem) Of No., presented petition from the
mail contractors asking the immediate passage Of tho
bill for their relief with the interest left out be settled
by future legislation.
CREDENTIALS xR. HARLAN.
Mr. GRxrs (rep Of Iowa, presented e. credentials Of
James Harlan, as Senator from Iowa from the 4h Of
March, 1861
INAUGURATION or THE WARRINGTON STATUE.
Mr. PkARcs, fdem) Of Md introduced joint resolution
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From Liverpool the steamshp of Wash.nRtonMr and
Mrs schultz Mr. Urich Mr. Francis Allen Mr. srsdk Pfeif
fer, Mr. John Boag M spo Nacsssovch Mr. Chas Tbbo.
Mr. Vim Browning Mr. Philip Sydney xarter-snd AZ Ia
the steersge.
From Manila IN ths bark Magt-Nrs Cheeyer.
From Porto Cabelio Ia brig u Wa.tsoa-Dr Ee.o,n
Rcwlxnd Of Philadelphia
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SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

Nothing decisive had occurred between the Spanards
and the Moors, and the consists merely Of unim
portant details.
Upwards Of thirty vessels mostly small craft had been
stranded or totally lost the coast Of Algesirss The
Spanish war steamer Rosaa had been wrecked of Cas-
ullejos. The crew we're saved.
Cholera was on the decrease in the Spanish army.
The Spanish assert that the English Consul Genera
assisted the Moors every possible way, and h
from TaDsieTs was strongly urged
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON HONEY MARKET.
me Engnsn FUNDS had been heavy, and consols had
no effect and on the oath the closing quotation 94sS
s4A for both money and account. The depression
was caused by the continued drain Of gold aud
the diversion Of investments in Indian securities.
The demand for discount the bank pretty active
In the open market the best short paper was readily
The subscriptions for the Belgian loan of Sl 800 0oo
resehed eighteen millions sterling
Gold TO the amount of f252 900 had from the
bank snce the date Of the last return and apprehen
sion was felt that further advance in the rate Of discount
would before ong-parcuarly should the rate Of
American Exchange undergo no alteration.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Sales bad been made Of New York Central shares at es
20; Illinois Central shares, 43 Al discount; Illinois Gen.
trail 7's, 1850 Freelands), 9lH
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The gales OF cotton In the Liverpool market for the
three days. added up bsles of which 5000 were on
speculation and for export the market closing quiet
steady Some circulars quote prices easey but quota
tions unchanged, and others partial decline Of Lied
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advces from Manchester favorable, the mar
ket for goods and yarns being quiet at firm prices.
LIVERPOOL BRxADsruFrs MARKET.
Richardson, spence Co. report flour steady, at 23s
26s Cd; wheat steady: red es 3d. o. ot; whitc ss.
10d lis. Cd; corn quiet: yellow sos. Cd. 3is Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Beef was quiet but steady. Pork steady Bacon firm.
Lard duh at 49, 6ls.; sales upimportant Talow un
Coffee dull, but steady. Rice steady. Rosn firm at
e. Cd for good common. Spirits Of turpentne Arm at
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs generally were dull. American wheat stea-
dy. Sugar quiet but firm. Coffee buoyant Tea in good
demand at Is 41<d. ls. AID. Rice steady. Taow firm
OF 68s 3d. Lnseed oil 27s. Cd. Pig iron steady at 6Ss
THE LATEST MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Jan. N-P. n.
The sales Of cotton during the last two days have been
"A 900 bales, including 600 on speculation and for
port. The market u frm, with good demand.
BreadstuGs are quiet, but steady.
Provisions quiet.
Tnvnov Tan
Consols aXa o4a< for money, and SAX s4X for &C.
count.
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BowKRY TBEATRE.-The popular equestrian drama Of
Nick wbifles," the romantic play of " Tho French
Spy" and the aughabie farce entitled Break Of Day
Boys" win be performed this evening, with Messrs P
grim HaDkiDs, Nixon and Mile Louise Wells In The prin
cipal characters. ..t
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letter from Leghorn states that an English frigate
had entered harbor and sauted the town. the bate
res Of which at responded The Engish salute
interpreted a. recognition by the British OF
the fall Of the Grand Duke, and first fruit OF the
bined French and Engieh policy on Italian afiArs.
Verona with the whole territory belonging 10 the for
Tess, had been declared in q state OF stege Vienna
despatch propounces this premature.
Renewed attempts at counter revolution were being
made by the adherens Of the fallen dynasty IN Tuscany
ministerial crisis prevailed at Naples The Fiiangheri
Cabinet resigned the question Of giving armed assist
ance 10 TIE Pope, which they opposed me King had
sent toiSg. Troja Murena to form new ministry.
The Liverpool Post contains the olowing:-
We are in condition 70 affirm that the following state
ment is true:-
The Emperor Of the French has written second letter
to the Pope was brief but emphatic. His Majesty s
willing and anxious To remain as hitherto the eldest son OF
tba Church. continue to be deferentat to the holy
Father in all things spiritual; but hs Holiness oppose
the late propositions lei hs remember Henry e Eghh.
The Pope having called for tho Withdrawal Of the
French troops from Rome, the Emperor In the Same let
ter says that they shall be Withdrawn his Holiness
sss but that he (the Emperer) will cause months no.
ce TO be given TO oil strangers resident In the Eternal
city,
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again been duh throughout the day The aatness on the
Paris Bonyse and the fact OF the King OF Naples having
dissolved his Cabinet rather than abandon project for
armed interference In favor OF the Pope coupled with the
notification that the report Of Verona having been placed
In OF seige s merely premature, also produced
feeling Of encouragement.
The London AdSriSrs Paris correspondent says that
on Monday Mr.. Golden appeared . Plepipotentary,
and had met NJ Barouche and free traders behalf
Of their respective governments and the commercial
treaty. is said that Lord Cowsy present. that
he was detained at home by attack Of rheumatism.
NJ Michele Chevaler to witness the act Of
aignng
The Ballot Society resolved at special conference yes
terday, that measure embodyng the ballot should be
introduced into the House Of Lords and Lord Teuhsm
expressed hts willingness TO undertake this important
duty. Mr. Berkeley viii submit similar measure to the
Commons.
Southampton letter says the remains Of the late Capt
Harrison will leave Southampton this Thursday afternoon
or the railway station, route tor the place Of burial
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FRANCE.

commercial treaty between France and England Tas
signed at Paris on the 2sd The .srms were not authen
dcally known, and Il was reported they would not be
published until the English Chancellor Of the Exchequer
submitted his budget TO Parliament, when the treaty
would be instantaneousy promulgated in the Paris
Noniteur.
Various rumos were aoat as TO the provisions Of the
treaty
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times learns on
good authority that the English government has frankly
carried out s principles Of free trade he also
that English coal will not be relieved Of all duties but
only Of the deferential duty
The Paris correspondent Of the Spectator says that the
treaty embraces the following objectsA complete and
affective assimilation Of the French and English fags In
maratme intercourse, direct and indirect between both
countries and their respective colonies and exonerang
both English and French ships from al tonnage dues in
both English and French ports. ,sa 'q
Another Paris letter writer maintains that the duty on
manufactured iron which Ia "a per ton, will be
duced to either f2 Sc. or FL lSs. Cd.
The Paris Pays says that the conclusion Of the treaty
Of between France and England, negotiations
with other Powers for the conclusion Of similar treaties
would be commenced.
decree published convoking the Senate and Legis-
lative body for the 23d Of February.
The approaching retirement of NJ Magne, Minister of
Finance, and II. Biiault, Minister Of the Interior,
very generally spoken Of in Paris. Both protec.
tiopists
The xoni<ur announces that Vice Admiral Le Babier
De Tnan has been appointed Of the squadron
Of evolution, replacing Admiral Desfosses.
A rumor had been current in Paris that the Emperor
intended earnest Of his pacific Intentions reduce
his Amy by 100, 600 men.
An official report in preparation the question Of
aboifhng the heavy cavalry in the French army on &C
count Of its value having been much diminished by the
recent improvements In artillery.
The Paris market for -four quiet and prices tended
downward. Wheat also was heavy, but not lower
A report bad been current that Prince Napoleon
about 10 proceed on q mission TO London, but was
denied.
The Paris Bourse was dull and lower Rentes closed
on the oath at $3.50. Z
The state Of the Treasury represented ourshng
The arrears which 886 COO 900 Of francs
exceed eco coo 0d0 The development OF the COM
mercal policy will for time suspend the redemption Of
the public debt The report states that since 1862 the
foreign commerce OF France has increased eighty per
cent
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TEE Elm srREn SUFFERERS RELIEF FuND.-Messrs.
Butler, Cecil, Rawson Co., Of No. IL Murray street,
New York, with their employees, announce their in
tenon Of giving the Of $50 TO the fund raising
for the relief Of the sufferers from the late fatal fire in the
Elm street tenement" house. II is 10 be hoped that the
example Of this firm will be extensively followed In
sequence Of the under which the money
10 required
Those desirous contributing aid to the sufferers Of the
Elm street fire requested 10 DO 30 before Friday noon
the committee meet the same day ~ two O'Clock p NJ
at the House Of Industry the following the names
OF the committee and resdcnces-James 8. Coke, No.
Wall street. g. l. Macomber 166 Elm street, Thos Boese,
Board Of Education; Deputy Superintendent Carpenter
H. G. Vail, 16S Grand street.
AnxICAS ISsrrun There is TO be election this
afternoon Of officers 70 manage this affair for another
year Ali those having votes had better examine the
wotckets and vote for the best men. 10 have
American Institute let Il be properly and creditaby
mansged concern.
GRAND NnrrARY Fxn At THE AcApnY or MuMc-The
Independence Guards Company g. Twelfth regiment give
agTand military fste and exhibition drll at the Academy
Of Music the evening Of the 2lst inst The dr will
take place about eight O'Clock and the ball promises to be
fine affair. The National Guard Of Phadslphia viii be
present, numbering about hundred uniforms They
will be the guests OF Company during their stsy.
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I'VE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
-o~~o~~~~>~or~u~ooo-~
rrival Of the City of Washing
ton and North Briton.
->~>~o~->>~o.>~~~~~~
-EETlNG Of THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
o., -------------
The Queens Speech on the Italian Cues
ton, the San Juan Affair, the China
: War, and the New Commercial
% Policy Of France.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN HARRISON.
TERRIFIC STORM ON THE BRITISH COAST.
DISASTERS TO AMERICAN SKIPPING.
>c~~-~~~~o~0~ooooo~~>-.
STATE OF THE AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
CoNsoLS "a So "a "a.
&c., &C., DO.


The screw steamship City OF Washington Capt Jeery,
which sailed from Liverpool the 26th Of January,
noon, and touched at Queenstown on the following day
arrived at this port about two O'Clock this morning
The Canadian mail steamship North Briton which left
Liverpool noon on the 25h ult arrived at Portland
last evening.
Another furious gale had visited the English coast in
Aicting considerable damage on the shipping, &c.
The American chip F. b. Tanning, from Liverpool for
Cuba, went ashore Wexford, aud probably became
total wreck.
The Talula from Savannah for Liverpool, was driven
ashore near Fleetwood, but got OF.
The Victoria, from Liverpool for Mobile, was at anchor
etwood, having lost her sails.
:. Hamilton, from Havre for New York, had just
Plymouth, Ieaky.
H. Helm, for New York, the Vision, for Mobile,
Caroline Nesmith for New Orleans, had put back
l,ol.
ton, from Liverpool for Pensacola, has returned,
4 sails.
inn, from Glasgow for New York, put into
On the 26th with smallpox ON board.
by the Canada were not autographed from
a., owing TO the prosration Of the wires In Ire
heavy gale.
ss from Gibraltar state that the J. N. Morales,
vas ashore near that place, had been got of.
i, Golden Light, from Liverpool for New York, has
just put into Milford, with mutiny aboard.
The steamship Ena arrived Ut Liverpool at 100 on the
night Of the 22d u and the Canada reached the same
por, about ten O'Clock on the following morning.
20 steamship Bohemian arrived at Queenstox xn on the
afternoon Of The Oath, and OF Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the day following.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

MEETING OF THE BRITISH fAhLIAAENI-IdG QV6kN
Parliament was opened by the Queen on the oath ultmo,
The following is the speech -
My LORDS AND GyNTIxNEN-With grest satisfaction
agan you in Parliament, and have recourse 70 your
and advice. Ny relations with foreign Powers
friendly and satisfactory ootngs. At the
close Of last session informed you that overures had
been made ascertain whether conference should
lid by the great Powers Of Europe for the purpose
ling arrangements connected with the present
future condition Of Italy, and that plenipoten-
uid be sent by me 70 assist at such Conference
nee received q formal invitation from the Empe-
ustria and the Emperor Of the French to send .
utiary 10 q Congress TO consist of representatives
,sht Powers who were parties TO- the resty OF
A. objects OF such Congress being stated to be TO
. communication Of the treaties concluded at Zurich
.,fr'berate (associating with the above Powers the
Rome, Sardinia and siciy), on the means best
for the paciHcaton Of Italy and for placing its
--ty on q solid and durable basis. Desirous at all
concur in proceedings having for their object the
nne ce Of peace, accepted the invitation, but at
otime made known that in such Congress should
ay maintain the principle that no external force
e employed to impose upon the people
any particular government or constitution.
aces have arisen which have led to the post
Of the Congress without any day having been
meeting But whether in Congress or in sepa
ehoft uhnnv n Or
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

INorpENrs OF THE ToRNADo.-The Davenport
aowa) Gazette, relating some Of the remarkable
incidents Of the late tornado, has thefollowing:
A little girl, three years old, was found in Q
slough In the northwestern part Of this country,
this side Of the g Waubsey,n near Mrs. Brandon'a
residence, and probably couple Of miles from the
track Of the tornado. She wss seen to fall, and
found with her head buried in the mud. When
taken out she was found to be alive. She WAS
taken care Of, and u now apparently well, except
ing that she ia not altogether aansihle She cannot
tell anything about herself, and Il utterly nm
known.
From Rogers Settlement, in Clinton county, q
child four years old was carried distance Of two
miles and killed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
SHERIFF'S SALES.

sroesD DIsrsicr couarl CITY or NEW oELEAss =.
HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs; j. A.
o. Now ofissnI LlyAUDAIs, TsstamtnisIy Kass
n 90 - aTscsd " the Honorable tbs Second District Court
~ UIissns ~ TIE shove entitled
~ A. PUBLIC auciion s te City HOTEL Common
Jsixp s w streets on SATURDAY ts fist day Of
Pt.., CEETAiN roHTIoN or GROUND ssuste IN the
q is city, designated SQUARE A. bounded IN
Hav htsxes Tchoapitousa and ST. James streets
ssa portion Of ground I6 feet 10 inches In
e lyse street. l4e feet inches in fn on Mstkef
s,ses anJ M ~ inehes On ths ae towards Tchoupouas
street.. = ~ A'Ne sS"h1as css SsMes
z ACEkIAIN A PORTION OF GROUND. situate In lbs
by Market Tchoupouia and New
Marke. street. = IN - 'ieAs w
Seized 10 the above sujt. 5
TERMS-CAsb On the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

There d one thing which the most unohservant
person manages te ses--that which wa do not
want him to see.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
Ae Gesns 9alg Grsstent shasdas Baouis gaus 81 1860
LEGAL NOTICES.


sscosp Dis1nIor couss suocEssIsoMs or ALExANDER "A
TsS 9sss T hereby gvsn % the sIsitor
~ q . II oSs5 herein nisTsstsa 9
sew ey hsSe q ean w S BY nc
s0s S b and approved sh' funds
p. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
Drg.s5s coyR p..acr DE
vIgssst gar Ie present donns agx cream. ~.
sss s.
Ia # S e. rssSns A. % So ~ sas y @
homoogus los fonds entire mains rspas con
fsiss@sss Pss Dsss. a a. y /. ss%P'' ssaPPa
jels % - MIcHoT. Dsputs Grsasr.
Scoop Dl.1a,cr couar sUocEssroN o. i. a. KIRK
NSTTSE j. y hereby ! 4 given e & shs srsaatprs \,
show sass wilma ten dsy. noacaon ay
s have yy s presented sy ss
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
e. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk
DruIEss couR pIsrnuor, sUceEssIoN pE y - J. A
sss e. ss { ne RE- s e
ss M S 5o 90
prassnts par de + de succoaslon
parts a eonprmsment aa ait aompie
jsi6 % II e \ - =. McHoT. pspnta arsnlsr.
sless y II. .ssiss 1!isse. oI' soi.I IlAIs
4 s. .Rs e
within S sy e. from the &C. @ %
or iii should not BE- and approved
q = - 0'e'' - Z. MIGHoT Depsty Clerk.
Drgs1.,s ooga p.s.Hlcr sucgEsssJes ~ VIII
A y Wis i sss ssp paH Il present donnie saI cream
% @ s Z sa. ak sstss ass
Dc h S = @
f0imsnsn. an i. az a. comp sompts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Flrra nsrslcs cousr cITY oE NEW ORLEANS v..
Il hs q dc M bsss sa cs ssls &
@ s III
s e
sS s
sTTERMs-caah on the spot
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
esss g zEs p Z H EE
NV vrnrr.y a ,,ur oIIL,.N9, ~. is;sss
aS Ele &c e
MARf II d Juliet so md pas e o rue
g. y es q d Camp De-
s,spas si go par ss san
Ia re Jossphlas dix pieds De profondsar
ooNpITIoNs-oOmptant au moment de Padtudieaten.
le . l2sH shsrfde i Fsral..e a.nT6hii d'tiii.ns
! Of New Orleans. ESTATE OF R. 9. Dudley.
RY VIRTUE Of ,yrit Hi t'sip 81 seizure and sale,
= ssa 5as p S sa.s ass9r snsd hs m
,s (, Pane .l .as auction ths Gy
1880 at IL o'clock NJ, the following described property
Fourth District, SQUARE No. l4s, bounded by Camp, ches
mt ~ Mary and n. Andrew Streets and having front Of
feet on St. Andrew street. by hundred and forty
SEIZED X lie above suit -
TERMS-Cash the spot
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
as essH q nah xIEsE shE
EN vERTU dun writ ae e. saisie az ysnts. h N q
- moi adresss Honorable Cur de District de
"a dams psfare cdessns 10 procederai
SAMEDl De Juliet 1850 midi Hotel de IA Cite de
tion de propriete don't suit a description
I'm TERRAIN suA dams Qustteme District WILLIE
Marie et st Andre yingtdeux pisds
st Andre cent qnaraue pisds do proSondeur.
CONDITlONS-Comptan moment de REHABILITATION. Z f
Je6 u ~ 70 w Sheriff de la Parosse d'orlsans.
of New Orleans. MATHILDA .ADAM-No sos
z y Sf cs s.ssss b. na
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
ss public auction q the Git. Hotel street between
of July 1850 at II O'Clock M the following described
Fourth District, SQUARE ZIG, bounded by Drysdss st.
Denis Washington and sixth streets having front Of rs
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot e. z
- z. T. PARKER,
+S. as Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
DEg1IEsE co1H DE DrsrRIcr LA WILLIE DE LA NLLEoR-
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans LEANS LEAN 70 = MATHILDE M
I'm yERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente q
h moi par Memorable Donzeme Cour de District
- Nonyee Orleans dams iaae cdessus, je procsdera e
de la Commune entire les du Camp Magasins
vene puhque ct adjudication de la proprie don't La
TERRAIN slime dams Quatrieme ve
dams piet ZIG borne les Dyaaes St. Denis Washing
ton ct sxene ayant rs peds de face la Dryades
SaIsi dans i,atIaire cidessus.
coNDIfIoss-c0nptan au moment DC ! radjudIsa.isn a
da la par0tsq f1rIS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

ITO MERGHANTS-AN EXPERIENCED MAN OF
en Travelling Agent any useful position. note adj
drrsssd to Box 81 Poa.ojce will be attended TO. as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

old AND PURE RYE WIISKY-lO0 barrel,
" warranted old and pure, in store and fer sale by
fell D. JONES 1o Grsvier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

r .YON q LEAKE, ,ATToKNEYs Al Law, AND
ieel claims ia MI the Southern part Of tho State.
Reerences--J j. Tn1y Co., Campbell Strong j. Burn
aide Co., 9. II. socomb 4 Cos w. A. Violet TO-. R.
Esyns Soaring Scott, New Orleans Hudson Robertson
adelpha- my2D 1ys
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

FIFIn q DDS DIsTRoI ooURr CITY e, On NEW ORLEANS
RV VIRTUE Of writ of Seizure and sale
- 10 dected by the Honorable the Fifth District
of New Orleans in the above entitled
ss at public auction a the City Hotel Common street
viz = ~
Fourth District SQUARE s76 bounded by Magnols Clara
on Josephine street. by ITO feet in deph.
According the Rolls of deposited office
of the Treasurer Of this city.
Seized in the above suit. f5 as+ =t5
TERMS-Cash on the spot. se7s444
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

CARANAs CIGARs-s0Oo BREvAs SUPERIOR, Oh
" Pressed Cigars Of the above celebrated brand Fer sale b.
py7R BARELLI d CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

my5I 1e3 Y sheriH OF the Parish OF Orleans
of New Orleans. SQUIRE.-No. 1896.
pY VIRTUE of a writ ofseizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court
New Orleans In tho above entitled will proceed sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY The 7h day Of
July $780, O'Clock M the following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate In the First Dis
triet of this city, In square No. Eighteen bounded by New
L4vee Deord, Galope and Pearl Streets measuring twenty
ieet front Gaope street, by eightyf feet in depth
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

sroosy 9f EATn1oK
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
q this estate and to all persons herein 70
they have Why the provisional presented by the
Administrator Of this should homoogated aud
proved the funds distributed In accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court. j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

srxrEME CouR, De DisrEIcT La WILLIE DE LA MILE
de la Nouvelle Oflsans.s ORLEANS VS.. q. c. WIN
cHEsTER-No. s5as.
- moi adresse Honorable Sixeme Cour District
In Nonvele Orleans dams aars cidesus 10 procedeIa
de ls Commune entire les du Camp ct des Msaasns
uit-
UN ILET DE TERRE desgne par No. TO born6 par les
Baudn. d. Hemecourt, Solomon FAyenue Carroton
dams lie Premier District de vile.
Ssis dams Pafaire ci-dessus sa se
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjudication,
Fl 4. T. PARKER,
jc20 rs jy6 Is 2i Sheriff de Paroisse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

sixth DISTRICT CoURr
Of New 0rleans-Eo. S34S.
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr
Of New Orleans-No. l6, ,5l6.
RY VIRTUE OF tw
- me directed by the nal,
IN the above entitled causes,
ton, on the premises herein
29th day Of juno. 1860, at 10l
The CONTENTS or a 4
Charles street. In the First d
On file. ''g
Seized In the above suits.
TEkMs--cssh on the spot,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

sncosg Dls5nIsr pr
NOTICE il hereby given 70 the creditors
In Of this and all oer herein interested 70
Within from the present notification If
they can why tho presented by the Curator 81
this should be h0moogaed and approved the funds
distributed in accordance herewith. s@
By order Of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

NOTICE.--ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
IN against Peter oech requested present the same to
the undersigned for And all indebted to
the said Peter Oeirich will call snd SETTLE they will be dealt
with according to law.
New Orleans May e. 1860 X KAssINA OELRICH,
Magazine