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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
glsn 0rIsaas 4ailp Grsstsnt,
LouIsiana Intelligence.

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The concordia Iatsligsncer of Friday last says !:
II stiIl continues hot and excessively dry. The
nights are growing hotter, and during the day the
thermometer has been seen ranging at 81. The
barometer obstnately points 70 the ominous words.
or is getting alarmingly low.
The Rapides Democrat Of the 18th says:
We have the same old song about the weather,
no rain. The corn crop Of our parish Is almost d
total failure; no planter, even under the most fav
orable circumstances, thinks OF making third OF
crop.
The river has fallen over foot since our last,
and is still receding The falls are now nearly bare
and the boats going above have to hau over.
The Madison Democrat Of the 18th says
| From present Indications there will be larger
crop Of corn raised in Madison parish this year than
| ever before. The cotton is also very promising.
| The Tensas Gazette Of Saturday has the follow
| ing:
Reports from different parts Of the parish Kindly
furnished by friends represent the condition OF
the crops as Of the most promising character. The
cotton was never known to be in better condition.
The corn is fourishing, but IN some places would
be much benefited by shower. The weather
during the past few days has been oppressiyelJ
hot and doubtless animal and vegetable healti
would be greatly promoted by general rain.
The Morehouse Advocate Of the 9th says:
The weather has been as warm II not warme
1 during the past week than we have experience
i in this latitude for many years. It has not onl
i been excessively hot, but dry and dusty. We hav
not been blessed with suffciency Of rain to satu
| ate the earth for over three months, and we fes
that if we do not have 1t in short time, the uplaI
farmers will not make suficiency of corn for the
own consumption. The cotton crops are lookir
extremely well, considering the long drought.
The Ouachita Register Of the 7th inst has Il
following
Though we have scarcely entered the month (
June the heat is intense, and is even more severel
felt and more oppressive than that usually exp,
rieneed at later period Of the season. The cart
is literally parched up. No rain has fallen with =
to do any good for several weeks past, and tn
result is that the crops are, in many places, wite
ing and drying up. The calamity seems to b
pretty general. Only here and there we hear {
an exception or SO. The crops on heavy guI
lands look fair enough, but still even these al
rapidly failing for the want Of rain. Those 0
the uplands west of US are nearly ruined, an
unless we have rain within FIVE or six days. q
corn, and but very little cotton will be made
| that section of our parish. 8s
II the crops in ouachita parish were suffering
badly at the time the above was written, the
must be about used up now, as no rain seems
have fallen since in any part Of the State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

REpoRrED RENDEZVOUS FOR SLAyERs. - Capt.
John Evans of the schooner John W., arrived
here on Monday last from Cay Sal Bank, and re-
ports that on Sunday, the goth inst, he came TO
anchor on the north side of Anguilla Cay, and saw
a brigantine bearing southeast of the cay. Night
came on, and he saw no more of her till Monday
evening. Capt. Evans left the north side about
o'clock, on account of the heavy surge; and IN
going around the south side between the cut, per-
ceiyed the vessel heading up about east southeast
under snug canvas. As soon as she discovered
the schooner she drew off, and Capt. Evans steered
direct after her. in order to get to the anchorage
On the brigantine discovering that the schooner
was going in the same direction, they put more
sail on; but seeing the schooner come to an an
chor, she lay to little and then bore away, with
| all sail set. @y55 1z=E
The crew of the John w. going ashore to cut
| wood found thatched house, with road Leading
| up to it. The house was about seventy feet long
| and thirty feet wide. There was table with a
loaded gun on it, and globe lamp hanging up.
| They brought the two latter away, and, while re-
turning to the scoooner, heard loud noise on the
west side of the bay, apparently proceeding from
| O great number of persons. They then went bacl
| to the house, emptied the water cask, and tool
away all they could, viz: two boat loads of DEM
| johns, some iron hoops, few bullets, a bag
/ shot and a canister and half of powder. They
saw near the house about o dozen tame fowls.
| large table was laid for dinner, with knives ant
forks etc. The house is situated in valley, pc
| tween two hills. Nassau Guardian, May 3o.
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F1REwoRK ExpLosIoN-Ne,o York, june d.
The storehouse Of Booth Il Puchtas' fireworks
factory at Williamsburg, exploded yesterday. The
building was demolished but no lives were iosI.
Loss 5000. A stable and six houses in Forty.
second street were burnt last night. Thirteen
horses pershed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

HARpsHEr,r, SgRMoN.---An English paper contains
the following curious discourse, said e nave been
far5 81 am not one of your fashionable, fne-
@ spoken, meaiy- cal -mouthed preachers-I tell you the
nlain truth, Yon may guzzie wine here, but you
will viii want drop OF water to cool your tongue
hareafter. You will be cut down in way you
little expect Lucifer will come with his reapers
and his sticks and forks, and you will be cut down
and bound, and pinehed, and housed in he'll! i I
will not oil my lips with lies to please you will
tan you the plain truth. Ammon and Mammon
ana Moloch are making Bethoron hot for you !
profane wretches 1 have heard you wrangle and
brawl, and tell one another before me, ..Tll see
you id firstlih But IteH you the day will come
when you will pray to Beelzebub to escape his
clutches and what viii his answer be "In see
you id frsti"
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TORNADO m sKANsAs-Leauenlcorth June H.
Lykins county, Kansas, was visited by q severe
tornado on the 18th inst. at s O'clock A. N. At
Ossawatomie and vicinity houses were unroofed
and much damage done. The house OF Abraham
TO pieces and Mrs. Holiday instantly killed. Al
indianapolis several buildings wersdestroyed. AT
Stanton, Mr.. d. w. O. Baker and two children were
killed. Rumors were prevalent Of further disastefs
in the vicinity. q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Fools IN AN OaNIBus.-The New York cores
pondent of the Charleston Courier relates the fol-
lowing incident
A very remarkable circumstance occurred the
other day to a gentleman now here from Charles
ton. He entered an omnibus, and not noticing the
neeupants he was somewhat surprised to hear q
ladv address him as "Brother ---." He turned
around, and sure enough it was his sister, whom
he had not seen for eight years. Well, they a aid
what loving relatives always do when thus meeting
after long absence, and their embraces and kisses
created some merrment among those who were
witnesses of the unlocked for scene. The gentle
man, somewhat confused that others should make
merry over his unexpected happiness, remarked
had not before met in years. that neither knew the
other was in the city, and that such q demonstra
tion was perfectly natural, One old gentiemai
he needn't be ashamed Of it, Ii was one OF thos
singular occurrences which sometimes relieve th'
! dullness in the journey of life
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
THE LOUISVILLE ARrEs1AN WELL WATER

This Celebrated Water which Is obtained from the Aresan
well at Louisville the depth of 2O has been proved
nv the analysts Smith, of Louisville and
Professor James R. Chiffon Of New York to be closely allied
IN Its medicinal properties the arfaed waters Of ksn
gen in Bavaria and superior that Of the Blue Lick OF Ken
ucky and the Congress Springs of Saratoga Is for sale in
this city. r,...,..,..,,.. a.
o the Liver 1t surpasses any OF the
mineral waers heretofore isput in bottles and
packed great in strong boxes containing two
dogen hotties. For sale III New Orleans by
ms0 en- No. IL poydras street,
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CRops IN NORTHERN Miss1ssIpP1.-The Pamela
Star Of the 14th has the following.
Since our last issue we have had considerable
rain, enough to last us for some time. We have
made diligent inquiry of the planters living differ
emit portions of our county, and, from the best in
formation we can obtain, wafee safe in saying that
the prospect of large crop of both corn and cot
ton Is at present much better than was ever known
here before. The dry weather we had before the
last rains set in enabled all the farmers to kill the
grass and get their crops in fine condition, OF
course no one tell anything about the future Of
the present growing crop, as the long, hot, dry
summer months are yet before Ms, when too hftle
| or too much ran rust, boil or army worm may
completely ruin the prospect. But we neverthe-
less at this early day, predict one OF the largest
| cotton crops ever made IN this county.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT WIDOW CoMAsT Suggestion
OF New Orleans of GARDNER JoHNS0N.-No.
,l ..-- l6.IS0

- ef New Orleans & f57s5 GARDNER JoHssos--No-
Of writ Of and saas aa,
d New Orleans in lie above entitled cause viii
sell at public auction q the City Hotel street I % os
day June 1864 II o'clock NJ the following described
p9peGEEyk GEkTAiN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth
District formerly the city of Lafayette parish Of Jeier
son This State The bounded oy St Mary Chip .A
nss s on Rssa se @
said plan in American thirty
inches Ave lines front said Sc Mary street.
the alley five feet wide common to IT and the
adjoining together with the buildings and
'ns'eo AfCERrAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the
number in square number Three M ,ne a
surfing twenty feet inches front Girod street by
depth parallel lines Of one hundred and ten feet AL
asRsrai on ths ist ds lay April depossd
in the 9es G Y Mssy then s0y IN sas
"A CERTAIN LOT VI GROUND situate suburb
Mary this city the sopadea a. * :.
plan BY H. Pile Deputy Surveyor on the 9Th Ian Jan
pea one Of the aoaries Of this city .sad measuring
eoding 10 said plan twenty feet front Peter street
on the side towards Julia street hundred and nine
feet six inches the side Giroa street rec an and twenty
msnts oT oys Or GROUND situate in tho
square bounded by Howard Eato Jacob aud Che streets ant
being egnaied by the No -Four of No. Twelve on
aiea ea hs I'd March is and 10
passed by NJ eBeton the Louisiana State Bank bsfor
October is4S said lot ground having feet from
said Howard street and extending IN depth between paa
hundred twenty feet inches and two
eehhs Of an Together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
3. 7. PARKER,
nio1al q ShpriHo of he Paris q Orleans.
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F.T T..
my3O je13 27 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

Of New Orleans. SQuIRE-Ra si9o.
ny VIRTUE OF u writ of seizure and sale
ID the Honorable the Sixth District Court q
New Orleans entitled will proceed to sell
at public aucton the City Hotel Gornmon street between
anp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 7f day OF
july 1860 ii IL NJ, the following described property
ret This city, in No Eighteen bounded by New
zyee Deior Gaione Pearl streeis, measuring twenty
nine eet front on Caope street. eighty fest in depth
Seized in the above suit
Z. 7. PARKER,
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TAXING THE Cnssus AND susDRY SMALL AnrloIRs

TAKING THE CENSUS AND SuNDRY SMALL ARTIcLRs.
In the Philadelphia Inquirer we find the following:
Almost the very day ON which the deputy Uni
taking. class Of sharpers having in their possess
sion q book and pamphlet similar to the kind used
by the marshais, made their appearance at differ
ent places of business and priyate residences in the
the usual questions, pnrloined whatever they could
Law their hands on. The trick was not discovered
until the genuine eensus-taker made his appear
anee, and in many cases most disagreeable delay
swer his questions declaring that the proper officer
has already paid them visit. Persons should be
on the look out for these gentlemen. The bogus
deputy, when preceding the genuine. places the
officer in position in which he is liable to be in-
suited and subjected to suspicion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
Report Of the Harper,. Ferry COMMITTEES

A dispatch of the 18th from Washington says:
The report made in the Senate this morning by
MIR. Mason, Chairman of the Harper's Ferry Com
mittee, comprises one hundred and fifty foolscap
pages, exclusive q yoluminous testimony. 4 full
history is given OF Browns movement, and refer
ence is made to the utter insecurity of the peace
and safety of some of the States owing to the ex-
cited condition of the public mind. ~
The rifled carbnes manufactured in Connecticut
would appear to have been ordinarily used in the
strife in Kansas and to have been sent thither FOL
that purpose. They were voluntarily placed by
the Massachusetts Kansas Committee, through its
Chairman in the hands of Brown, with vague and
unexplained instructions as to their use, but the
truth was it would appear that he finally con,
ceived the purpose of exciting civil war in some OF
the slaveholding States This expedition, in char.
ordinary care taken on the part Of the Massachu-
sets Committee to ascertain whether Brown was
truthful in his professions. -
The committee are not prepared to suggest any
legislation which, in their opinion, would be ad.
equate to prevent q like occurrence in future.
the several States, whether from motives OF policy
or desire to preserve the peace OF the Union, Il
not from fraternal feeling do not hold 1T incum
bent on them after the experience OF the country
to guard in future against similar occurrence
| the committee can find no guarantee elsewhers
for the security Of peace between the states OF tn
| Union. So far, however, as the safety OF the pup
| lie property is involved, the committee woul'
| earnestly recommend that provision should b
| made by the Executive, or, if necessary, by law
to keep under adequate guard the armories an
arsenals of the United States In some way a1te
the manner now practiced at the navy yards an
4 forts. n
The report is signed by Messrs. Mason and Fitcl
| Senators.
Messrs Collamer and Doolittle, the minority,
the course of their brief report, say there is n
evidence that any other citizens than those wit
Brown, were accessory to this outbreak. Nor
there any proof that any Others had any know
edge of the conspiracy or its purpose in the yea
1859 nor does any evidence show that there was
conspiracy to rescue Brown or his associates froI
prison, and have shown that this raid was but a
in Kansas. They say there Is no fact calling ft
| Congressional legislation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
cRops N KrsrucKr.-The louisville Courier of

CROPS N kENTuCKY.-THe LDulsVIHe OuuTIeL Vt
Saturday last says:
The farmers in this section are now and have
been for several days busy harvesting The bar
ley has all been cut, and the yield is good and
grain superior. Wheat in Jefferson and Oldham
generally turns out poorly In Bullitt II is nearly
or quite an average crop In quantity and very su
pertor in quality In Hardin and Larue it IS turn
Ing out better than expected although II will fall
considerably below an average The hay crop Is
very good. The corn In all this region was never
more promising than now. Potatoes will give
yery abundant yield. The weather is very propi-
tions for the growing crops.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

.7.i-f HEIRS OF LIVAUDAIS; j. A.
of New Orleans LIyANDAIS, Testamentary Exc
- culor...So. 1884.
- directed by the Honorable the Second District ecu
sell at public auction City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine streets RIDAY the 10th day of July
1860 at II o'clock NJ =,
l. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situate in the
First District of this city, DESIGNATED as square A. bounded by
New I,eyee Tchoupouds Market and ST. james streets
portion Of ground lag feet 10 inches in
front on New street. Ii6 feet 10 inches the line towards
Tchoupouas ana lag feet 10 inches on the line towards
ST. James street. -. =. t :. =,
First District of this city designated square and bounded
by Market Tchouptouas Rchard and New Eevee streets
Which portion of ground measures l46 feet inches IN
and lag feet 10 inches in front on
Market
Seized in the above suit
~ E. t, PARKER, =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

An eminent teetstaler would only consent 70 SIT
taken In water eolors,
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LA VILE DE LA MILE
DguxIysr Conn pr DISTRICT ORLEANS LES HERR
~ TIERS LIVAUDAIS; J. A.
de la Nouyelle. .orleans. LIyAUDAIs. Execnteur Tes

Drp.,... oo.p .r Dt..as. /? HEE p + HIRE
la a%aSPalss esfsaspF 4 res
BAR Hn syfbf AZ st 5ou
ds ars d edssns s,s % Dc G
we " k ~ sne s las q %,e n Camp s dsasns
Ia sT TsE Rssf
Pemsr p Dc @ Ssssnas I'D M Aehs ST.
James. ,o5L !,
rue e Dc s il ESnsss % psas Ia
Tehoupitouas ct LAG pieds 10 ponces sur Ia gne
da eqI TSE DE rERgE ,u dams
elsf M s dp ae ct de la Noavee
rue De Ia evte pieds 10 de face la rue
saisies dams lahare cidessus.
au moment dc 4 paainaieassn. b Ms
tels q iy6 1s 20 sheriff Ia Paroisse d'oFsans.
ps9nen pseas oouH1 SOU 5
Ana
abays aned iei poeeed to I
nc City h 3 ox q ans 5 e L
s1SnRY NOTES and ACCOUNTS per inventory on file
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
ouArnlENr Cow pr nlsrRrcr JOHN HYDE ia CON-
de |" Nonsells. Orleans so1SbMe se ISL
| INN VERTU ftfHm orttfe de yeItle fetAuu lie
& y. Gs sartl ae i sre de Ia Nousele Orleans pae
ri.dessus e ppca,lera BNDE 25 de JUN 1860 midi
IIoe de de Ia Commune, entfs les rue, d Camp et
d H9 gssiBHf ss
CoNDiTIoNs-C moment de madladicstaon N1
4 ,e14 is 20 22sa sheriff de l. ra,ossss d,orlaans
THIRD pisrR1cr CouRr aMARCEII.us EIseHM.sN VS. VA
= Ny RiI of rit ef to
ID me diI ecad Honorable the Third District Court q
Orleans the above entitled cause viii pr1Seed @ to 81
at public auction, WEDNESDAY, jane ~ lstV st io1s
The UNEXPIRED TERM of the lease OF the two stores M
mated nj the corner Julia and Baronne streets, In the Fs
this city ending the Sst OF oconer heAl Saou
at he rate of MONTH The lease comprises the two Store
on the lower the three brick house sitnaled
above rs per lease filed the of f. NJ Fisk Weber
No $50 of the docket OF the Third District Gon OF NeS
Orleans.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-The purchaser pay the rent falls due, an
the balance of the price of adjudication i me p0
| Sheriff of the Pgrish Of Orleans.
TRorsIExE coUR DE DISTRICT MARGEILUS EISGHMA
de la Sonvsie Orleans NJ NJ lsoo !" f4'''''
I'm vERTU dun writ de teri fncims,
Il par PHanorabe Troisieme Gonr de istrl
dc Orleans aae cidessas, ie procederai
MERCREDI % nin 1880 i0a henres A. M sur les lien
ci-apres issignas, ltadjudicaion de-
La BALANCE DU BAIL de denx magasins situes Tang
Vile expirant 81 proclaim s6N raison de s.
par mo lie bail comprend les denN magasins REID
de la maison briques situee ansi gull est dit p
haut.
oES-Lacquarenrpa paera le loyer tcheanc
ct Ia balance d px dadjudicaon, sill await, compar
moment de Padjudication !, - n.n,,,
| les II Is ls % Sheriff de Ia Paroise d'Orl9ans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

TRosIExE couR Drsracr Ia VILE DE LA NELLIE; VEIL
deli ORLEANS ARSENE
Nouvele. Orleans. GAUTREAUX.-No. 1887.
I'm yERTU dun writ DE saisie ct la yente 2. p
Nouvee Orleans dams aare cidessus ie procsdera le
SAMEDI de Juliet 1860 midi PHoel de Ia Cite de Ia
Commune dn Camp des Magasns Ia vente
pubque adjudication de la propfts don't suit la description
savior
UN TERRAIN situe lie Quaree District de cette vile,
ile Quatre. borne par les Chippewa de
Washington Sixeme 3 pieds
la de pAnnoncaton l peds de proon
dear.
Saisi dams l'afEaire ci.dessus
CoNDITIoNs-Gomptan au moment de radudcation.
Il. T. PARKER,
je5 IA % % jy7 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dorleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

DEuxtrNE CoUR DE DISTRICT WILLIE DE LA NJ NLIEoR-
de la Nouvele Orleans. LEANS vs. MATHlLDE'
! ADAM-No. S05.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente e
e. par Phonorabe Deuxee Cour de District Dc
la Nouvee Orleans raaire cidessus je procederai le
SAMEDI Juliet 1860 midi, PHoe de Ia Cite, rue
de Ia Commune entire les nes dn Camp ct des Magasns "a
cription, savoir =,
Tn TERRI Quatrieme District de cette Vile
dams et ZIG Dryaaes St Denis, Washing
Sxee ayant Is peds de face Ia rue Dryades sur
125 pieds de profondeur.
Saisi dams faffaire ci-dessus
CONDITIoNS-Comptan au moment de padjudicaton
+. T. PARKER,
lex wi Sheriff e la Paroisse d'0fleans.
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SHERIFFS SALES.


F~ra psrHe5 oousz CITY oE o., NEw oEI,gANs a B. ys
NV ViHTUE Vie TUE OF y writ ef seizure and Sale
e directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled Will proceed to sch at
Gsp and Magazine Streets On TUESDAY he 7 day July
i st ~ o,cisck M the following described properly Wig.
ons.n nistsles Square 3d. bounded by Franklin Liberty
on Jcsephins street. by hundred In depth
Seized in the above suit.
HS-TERAS-cash on the spot. 5
ET.PARRER,
8 ~. Sheriff Of the Parish 1f Orleans.
CNoulEnE CouE De Disrnlcr 7LA WILLIE DE La NILE
ae Ia souveiis-or'eass- ORLEANS ysA. PETIN-
EsN VERTU dun writ dc saisie ~ venta a
- moi adresse par hono,sbs cnqaeme dc District de
MARDI II dc Juliet 1850 midi PH6tel de a Cits rue
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp et des Naes X
pubque adjudication de la propiete suit In des
oantpiene District lie. 32 par les res pankl,n
Liberty Josephine ct Jackson Ct ayant tteate peds
la rue Josephine, centdix pieds de profondear.
Saisi dams Pafaire cdessus.
C0NDITIoNS-Comptan au moment &c rsdndicatlon.
jel6 Is jy2 9 u Sheriff dc L. Parosse dorlsans
of New Orleans. }sENE GAUTREAUx.-No IA ss7
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure and sal,
- directed by the Honorable the Third District Conr
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause ii proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Comen street
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 7th day
Jnly 1850 IL o'clock NJ the following described property
viz
Annuncaton Washington and Sixth streets and having or
thirty eight inches Annunciaion street. by
hundred and twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit. e43
f. T. PARKER
Sh riff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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RIO MERCHANTs-AN EXPERIENCED MAN OF
business in want Accountant Correspond
Travelling Agent other useful position. nete sd
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STATE JouMtANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New orle ns
Be 1t remembered that Goth day of March, 1850 be
fore me- subscriber Justice of the Pence in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Jansier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company OF New Orleans who being duly according to
law do depose say the above accounts just and
true and Transcripts from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
=z5g= H. P JANyIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before me- this 10Th day OF March,
1860. D. F. MITCdEblA
Second Justice of the Peace Parish of Orleans
have resolved to pay Six per ceht
outstanding certificates of profits on and after the
Second Monday of NAV next and after that
date Scrip the year 1855 and they have further de-
cared scrip Thirty Three and One Third cent
the ending February 9 1860
for which certificates will and after the first day Of
June, 1860. ,,,, -, e
A. GARRIERE, icePresident.
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SECOND DIsrRIcr CoURr( CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
of New orleans ESTATE OF R. o. DUDLEY.
[ No. 1886
pY VIRTUE of q writ of seixure and sale,
ID directed the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction, The City Hotel Common street
tween Camp and Magazine SATURDAY July Ith,
1860 IL o'csck NJ, following described property to
wit.
Fourth District SQUARE No. 13 bounded by Camp Ches
Mary and ST. Andrew streets, and having front OF
twenty feet ST. Andrew street. by hundred and forty
fee, in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ~
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.