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Two MEN KIILED.-Rumor brings startling
Adamsyille, on Monday the 26th March. From all
we can learn, the difficulty appears to have arisen
over a gambling table. In the melee James Mob
ley was elected from the house, when he drew a
pistol and fired twice into a crowd of men-one
ball taking effect in the abdomen of man named
Wall, from which he died next day. About the
time Mobley fred the second shot, he was himself
shot down by Capt. James F. P. Johnson-the con-
tents of one barrel Of a shot gun lodging in his
head. While falling, Mohley received second
load of shot from the same source. Mobley ex-
pred instantly. johnson made good his escape.
We have none of the details of this horrible
affair, and may be in error in some of the state
ments above made, as our information is very in
definite. We will vouch, however for the truth, in
the main, of what is above setforth.
TAMPA (Fla.) Peninsular.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-on the night of the 9TH inst.
the office and safe Of the Adams Express Company
in Vincennes, Ind, were broken into and robbed
of between $4,000 and $1,000, supposed to be in In
diana currency. A reward of $1,000 is offered by
the Company for the arrest Of the thieves and re-
covery of the money
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Crops and Fruit In South Carolina.
The Camden .Jonrnal saws.

The Camden Journal says:
On Wednesday night last we had very heavy
frost which, we are fearful, has resulted IN great
damage to, if not entire loss Of the fruit crop.
The Newbery Sun has the following paragraphs:
From what we can, learn the wheat crop ID pre-
senting o more favorable appearance. To some
extent it has been injured, but still there IS SUI
icent to indicate that reasonable crop will be
raised. We have no doubt but that farmers Will
realize a fair harvest-at least we hope SO.
Sunday, the first day of April, came in very dpro-
pos The morning was at first rainy, but after
while bright, then rainy again. And 30 y kept on
the day through, first rain and then sunshine, the
wheat crop looks well. The corn is not sufficiently
advanced to comment upon, many having planted
none as yet. The cotton is not; and the fruit, we
fear, is dead.
The Cheraw Gazette says:
We are having one of the coolest and most nac9-
ward springs we have had for many years. Previ-
ons to Sunday morning last we had had eleven
large white frosts in successon-a thing almost
unprecedented. Our oldest adviser says that we
have had more white frosts this winter than any
winter for the last fifty years. Sunday we had
some rain, and in the afternoon thunderstorm
with quite fall of hail of large size. Monday and
Yesterday morning we had white frosts. The sea-
SON is remarkably backward. We have often seen
the foliage of the forest trees as large on the first
Of March as it is at this time. Fruit trees ere
equally backward, and from our own observation.
and from the information of others, we are satisfied
that the fruit is comparatively uniujured, and if no
disaster takes place after this, shall be blessed
with an abundant fruit crop, including peaches.
Crops of course, will be backward.
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PLANTERS, PATENTED CORD WOOD

The subscriber Is prepared t. furnish the PLANTERS
pATENTED CORD WOOD CUTTER, and invites parties
Interested planting call and zee the performance Of the
10 and r. NJ the No. Canal street This simple Ma
chine will do, with hands, much fifteen
ja3l If II. NJ. U. COOK. canal street.
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( THE KENTUCKY ExoITEMENr. = The LOUISVILLE
Journal of the It'll says:
We are Informed that the whole Of the band OF
sympathizing Republicans who attacked the COM u.
mitlee at Barea on the goth ult. have nea a tne
county, taking their families with them, Ing M
formation though net direct believed 70 pe WV
! rect. We trust tits.
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TESTIMONIAL Booth was presented with
a service of silver in the theater in Charleston
few nights since.
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ARLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" vERANBA BUILDING,
sa Old No. Camp street, between Poeyfare and Galiope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

Seyemteenth AnnUAI SESSION..
The Seventeenth Annual Session Of this Institution begins
the First Monday of September, 1851
The nan Of Instruction comprises general and extensive sys
tenn Of education great advantages for the acquisition
of languages The French daily spoken in the school, and the
Modern Classics are thoroughly analyzed
The location is CENTRAL the apartments are spacious and
well ventilated The school provided with choice library
he hest musical instruments and complete philosophical apps
ratns
this institution who number among the gems Of society
Students admitted At any time during the session
rnstit,ton NJ. D. DIAI1TRY A. NJ,
President of the Board
Na,v orleans Aupnst 185a au3lAWtf
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f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
quArFrn4p eoun DE DIsrHlcr ,LA VILE DE la NO

euArRrEME eouR DE DIsTRIcT }IA VILE DE Ia MOL
de Ia Ne,xslls, Orleans. sINLAGosTE-No i, 4os
"a moi aresa Honorable Quatreme Cour de District de
la Nouvelle Orleans dams patare ciessns proctdera s
rue de Ia Commune du Camp DIES Magasns
pubaue adjudication de Ia proprete apres de
critic, SAVIOR -
Troisieme District et Teize Bons Enfans
Bagaee 81 peds dc face la Bagatele 6s
pieds de proondenr.
Saisie dams l'atiaire cdessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de Rehabilitation.
r. r. PARKER,
ml3 % 30 as IA Sheriff de In Paroisse d Orleans
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BUREAU DU TREsoRIER
Willie de Jefferson lie Ter janvier 1850,
a Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lie pre-
Al toutes residents ponredens de la
willie de Jefferson qui enues Placement des taxes impo
conormmen la lo pour annee 1889 prcs
notifies les des dues daer Ter
janve 1850 bureau, dams la Chambre du
Conse encogrs dies Vaence Tevee Vile de Jefferson,
heares A. NJ heures NJ receyoir les dies
personnes la dite vile,
present requis davo sadresser bureau dc Ter
JUN 1860, peine de Ia oi
FELIX LAGR0UE, Treserier.
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TREAsuRERts OFFICE,
City of Jefferson January LIST, 1856

City of Jefferson, january LIST, 1860
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-NotIce is here
Nv all persons residents residents indebted
to City Of the year 1850 and previous
gears that the said due and from the LIST
of January 1860, to the LIST Monday in june, 1850.
Notice is further given that will be my Office of
Valence and Levee from O'Clock A. NJ TO o'clock F.
NJ to receive said taxes the paid within the
mentioned time they will be dealt with according
FELIX LAGROUE Treasurer.
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SHERIFFvS SALES.


Fegs e s e. o. city e SFM 2Es1sS
BSxssis + h: ssss,:s Is }ss sFl s1s 6
New e bSys sfa d sags s, vii ss 70 e
and Il S sns ses ed p sS
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated Il the Third n!s
Psash 1 Re f a. vsrs said
fs TO q lie o f oes
te Treasurer CITY, together with all the Buildings and
Ssy|Ss$ S y H, IT. .a
sheriff Of he Parish Of Orleans.
e'tEsss Sss 81 = @ e =
adss par faa s ds sr &
saMTD e ass, 5 Sss IL Pisstesss.
de "a Commune entire les rues du Camp ct DIES Masasns
ss Us TRRKAN siss dsa. Tosee District De , ss,,s
ped NpIis't % on IL face j ue where
sept peds plus nons de proondeur lie tout syant Ia
Oppose bureau du Tres.rier dc "a vile
Ensemble oute les batisses ct authorizations au sy ou
II ,9s, init sns l'alIre clessas J. ,,aS,.a,oD
AMI IL 20 IS iny5 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'orleans
Heosg e5sn copHr Sr NK Of MY on aNs
RY VIRTUE cf writ of q, seizure .ans s NM ss a
New Orleans entitled cause viii proceed to
sell public anctOn the City Hotel Common street. ne
tween Car,p Magazine streets, SATURDAY the l4th
day of April, ls6n IL o'clock NJ
A GERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with az me &c.
buildings improvements thereon situate lying and be
ing in the Fiat District Of this city in square no. a A
bounded by Gaquet Common Robertson and Claiborne streets
Which having twenty nine feet six inches front
street feet inches and five lines depth
The side Him. to asqnet street. ieet ten
inches Incl depth the other side line towards common
aad wnynine feet nine inches and eight Lines On
diagonal line III the rear of said lot.
The buldng and improvements comprise twosfory frame
house, Of two tneents each Of two rooms and one closet
the first and sedond floor also twosory frame Kitchen with
four each enenent WELL cisern, priVes,
etc.
The whole plan drawn by G. A. de Armas Deputy Sur
General and deposited in the Office OF the Sheriff OF tho
Parish of Orleans.
Seized Ia the above suit. ..."# '4lt 5-.g-.#
TERMS-Gah on the spot.
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f. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

DEuxIENE Corn DIsrRIcr La VILE DE La N'VEILE
ORLEANS DAME
de Ia Nouvelie- Orleans. BROWN ec.1.-No 10. 1888
I'm VERrU dun writ de safsie ct yente n
T. adesds par Honorabe Denxieme Cour dc District de
Nouvelle Orleans dams raaire cdessus e procedera lie
SAMEDI IA t'avri 1850. midi, rote de Ia Cite rue de
Ia Commune du Camp des Magasns, Ia vente
publique adjudication de-
ENTERTAIN stue lie Premier District de cette yle
dams et No. 4 borne les Gasque de la Commune
Robertson CT Claiborne.
lie dit terrain vint nef peds six de face Ia rue
Robertson qntre vng dix pieds cnq gnes
de proonden gne de la Gaslnet quntre yn
oz pe dix pouces deux lgnes ,iondcr Ia gne de
cote du la de la Commune, yiDgtneuf
butt ncs gne diasonale dams lie
fond du dit terrain.
Ensemble aFec toues les baes ct amelioations q sly
trolven condstant maison bois enx dvisee
Locations de deux canbres cabinet chacne
rezde-chaussee PREMIER ausi cuisine deux etaes
chares, chaque location ayant deux cham
bres, pnts cuEe, lieux d'aisance etc.
lie tout CONFINEMENT plan dresse A. de Armnsi De-
Apenterr General d6posG bureau dn Sheriff de Ia
ORLEANS,
Saisi dams Fhffaire cdessus.
CONDITI0SS-Compta a moment de REHABILITATION.
T.. T. Parker,
n14 o. 81 ali II Sherif de In Paroisse diOrl9ans
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GONDITIoNS-Compta au moment de Rehabilitation.
Il. T. PARKER,
ap4 10 20 q myT Sheriff de la Parosse d Orleans.

FouRru DISTRICT CouRr@ CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. UR
. # New Orleans a SIN LAeosIE,-No, i, 49,
ID directed by the honorable the Fourth District Court
Orleans the entitled cause will proceed
sell public suction the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets the 18th day
April 1850 II o'clock NJ the following described prop
wiz
Third District Square Thirteen ST. Anthony, Goodchdren,
and Bagalee Streets 81 feet front Baaele street. by
81 feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ~ ==
f. T. PARKER,
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szzn couH NJ DISTRICT VILE PE "A sogyEThE

srxiEsE CouR DISTRICT La VILE DE la NouyEI.IE
j. i. souvee orleans Rk6MNs r. 3D. RaME ADELE
I'm yERTU dun writ tide, de deri fa sG,s 2
y Nqlyele Orleans dams iatIaiTe sdsssn pFoaedsra
Comnnfe ene los du Camp ct des Magasns. la
paeSsns = Fd fFRRaSs % dams IL peuxeme District de
e dans ilet borne les OrSean Ste Anne
Ct nsassms Ct dsgnss par Les Nos de neTe
A. De Amns dtpnta apentenr general date du - de mars
1860 dapose en mon bureau pour reconrs.
dts terransa yan amdricane commencement dit
PLAN les dimensions snsanes sayor Les Nos ct chaeun
PsSs possss !lFas @
&c e JUL q Rsss
snss ifns S SspSrs a. No
Psas Slgass igqs Al ii
~ " s % Il he s0 a
gns gai I spars d NJ ct q Riess pouces gaes SIR i
ps gse 8 g. ase rue Sc s Anne
linz q ns sS ~ i Il No 81 " ~ s q Ii
pN
10 10 fss angs DIES Enss Ste Anne ct s
psds ponce 3 gn E, de face q nsaSeme
de ee
gne aa sapare d. No IL L. Ne = % pieds pouces
snes sur ia Lyme Dc are au sepae No is e NJ
49, % peds poces gnes sur ~ lgne an e stpare dp No L
Les Nos H. L. It, H. 90 chacun 80 peds pOces
No a. a2 pies ponces gnes la gne u lie stpare du Nc
10 90 ped gnes Il igne de eue cote qu i
separe du No 5 lie No 5 % pes pouces 1gnes la Ii
gne stpare dn No IA ct 90 pieds pouces gnes
gne de eutre cote qu lie stpar m No 49, lie No 6 q ped
pouces lgnes gne dc laute q stpare du Nc
II. lie No II 81 peds pouees isnes la lgne qn lie Sc
ianTe dai separe d Ne 49, lie % pieds ponce
Il E ans sis s5 d. s M ~ NJ IS
No 49, 90 peds 10 gnes sur Ia igne an stpae Z.
IS 90 peds IL ponces gnes Ia ligne de aure
qui stpare No 20 lie No 70 onant apge des Or
leans Premiere 90 pieds II igues la gne qui
sapae 90 peds 5gnes de face la Premiere
lie tout commencement au dit plan.
Saiss dams lataire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de Rehabilitation.
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EARLY cHERaIEs.-It is believed that the magis-
trate who oticiated on the occasion reported
below made the usual deduction " of children half
price,
Young An,erica.-Married, in Gampbei!ton, Fla.
IN the store OF William Daniel. Jr., on the 2lst Of
tagged l6 years. to Miss Josephine Gregory (aged
IL Years.l 80 - .5slsEl-.
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THIRD DISTRICT eouRr G, RosELIus Receiver, FIVE
PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
of New Orleans. TY, owners thereof unknown


PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
of New Orleans. TY, Owners thereof unknown-
No. l4,6l6
pY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
public auction the City Hotel Common street between
ut iso'cloek NJ
: l. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND. No. 40s, bounded by
Alexander Murat, BenYie and Customhonse streets.
2 ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. A. bounded by
Murat, OLYMPIA, Customhoase and Canal streets
3. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 296
john Toulouse and ST Peter streets and by
line running St Peter Toulouse street. dividing it
from property belonging heretofore to Norbert Vgn
Esq.
Said ground three hundred and feet
less front ST John hundred and fifty feet
less front Toulouse street, and hundred feet or less
front ST. Peter street.
40. THIRTEEN LoTs OF GROUND in square No. 457,
bounded by ST. Patrick Benadote Toulouse and ST. Peter
streets Lot No. One forming the of ST. Patrick and
ST. eer Streets having thirty feet front ST. Peter street
hundred and twDny feet inches Patrick o4
Nos Two and Three having each Thirty front St. Peter
street, by One hundred and twenty feet in depth be-
tween parallel lines Lots Nos Thirteen. Fourteen Fifteen
Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen, Nineteen Twenty
and Twenty having each thirty feet front Toulouse
hundred and feet six inches DEPTH between
/ Patrick and BerRsdotte streets
According the plan of Section No deposited
office Of said Receiver.
| Seized in the above suit,
/ TERMS-Gash On the spot, - Ha
F. T. PARKER,
NILS " 30 a5 IA Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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as % q my.


SisrH DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
of New Orleans MRS. ADELE BROWE-Ne. 25g5
by VIRTUE of q writ Of heri facias TO
- directed by the Honorable the SIKH district Court
Of New Orleans in the above ennfed canse VIII proceed
sell public auction at the City Hotel street be
of May; lssD, at IL o'clock NJ o,,,,r, .,...u,
SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND situated lying and BE-
Ing in the Second District c y .he saaare ~
Orleans Ann First and Second streets ana designated by
numbers from four to twenty inclusive accouing TO plan
drawn BY Charles dc Armas Deputy surveyor GENERAL dated
March TO- 1860 md deposited ia my Office Tor reference which
said lots measuring IN American measure accoruhs 10 sau
pan sz; LA : - q, a., a ;,ohe. a,d q ,,os ,o. ~ c.
Lots =, o. and eGh w ieet hces ana .ncs front On NJ
Ann street. by the Following depths w Lot No. q w iect
inches and line on te SIDE e au eet
inches lines on ny otler Wne y ~ oIn ~
No Lot No. D " reel inehes INES On me SIDE me which
divides II from 10y 40 W iect cs OF the ntner
side line, which dlVides from ri No u ipt 30 w Ieet
inches lines Ne side line which divides u from Ne and
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THApDEUs HYATT IN JAIL.-The Washington
correspondent of the Boston Traveller writes as
follows:
Mr. Hyatt is increasing his comforts in the Jail.
He has surrounded himself with flowers, of which
he is passionately fond, and now has melodeon
in his cell. He would have had piano, but for
the difficulty of getting it up stairs. The negro
whom / mentioned in former letter, in whose
behalf he has interested himself, to-day becomes
again free man. But he is so attached to Mr..
Hyatt by his kindness to him, and by the good
wages he has received, that he prefers to remain
here as Mr.. Hyatt's servant, rather than to go
home. 1t is now thought that as Mr.. Hyatt will
not give up, and the Senate will not back down,
that when the session ends he will be turned over
to the District Attorney, who will prosecute him
undert the law made to reach Walcott's case. In
this event he give bail; and if found guilty, as
Of course he will be, is subject to fine of $1,000
and imprisonment at the pleasure of the court
But Hyatt, who is pluck to the back bone, de-
cared that he will neither give bail, nor pay the
fine if it is imposed upon him. Hence the end o
this case is net yet in sight.
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MossrER-The following snake story ID told
by the Lynchburg {Ya.) Republican of april !.
Not being told on the first, we shall be compelled
to believe it:
gentleman of undoubted verae,y I hg1 mons Is
sa ar Yesterday morning at the foot of
Cha chanders Mountain few miles ron this ely On
tie Campbell an ssd had ~ u IL a NJ
was asn eghtytwo rattles-showing him to be
les .n years old This is snake story but
onr Informant desires US to state that ne VAL nave
the rattles on exhibition IN rev days. Whach WIZ
f,.y establish its verify.
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Y. MIcNoT, Deputy CIerk. !

de Ia Nouyeile Osleana ; HAN-No l5469
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA dIte succession, pesonnes
celia psut dayof deiurc dix jors
Ii Pffsente pbegoH les rasons lesgees lie copte
sete par lie Cnfaen de la de succession serat point
approuyt ct hotnoosut les fonds mains repa
f6rmement dit cuInpte
Par ordre de Ia Conr. -
sp5 7 IL y. MICHOT, Dtpntd Greffier.
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EcoND DIsfaEcr CouRT MARIANA SCHLoGEL wife sepa-
rated of JOS. ANTOINE SCHLO-
of New otleans GEL. VS.. JOHN BROWNING.
1909.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fierf facias to
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
New 0rlefns in the entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine WEDNESDAY the llth day Of
April, 1860 al O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First ~.
District this city and designated No. in square 1
g. comprised within Gfavier perdido ST. Jane and Ade iii
line plan drawn by Augustus Phelps Surveyor
the 2d Of December 1874 deposited the office of
David L. Mcfay notary in this city said lot measuring
English measure thirty eight and treer inches
Pedidn street thirty feet in width the depth
hund and feet and inches the line dividing
1t from lot md hundred thirteen feet inches
the line dividing It from lot No. g. of said plan
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon with
exception
Being the rne acquired by the said John Brown from Mr.
Alexander hloDv before Francis N aal-
then nbary in this city, the 9Th day OF May, 1879
Seized in tile above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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= e. T.PARKER,Z
10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

QuATRIEaE CoUR DE DISTRICT PEET. sIafMs & co. VS..
de la Nouvele Orleans. SAMUEL F. MARKS.
EN yERTU DUN writ de 1icri f,clas, ~
IA moi airesse par Honorable Quatrieme de District
de Ia Noupee Orleans dams raaire cdessns
LuNDI Ii de dayf 1860 D1s A. NJ sur les cnS
capres desgn6s, la yente puhque adjudication
Tous les MEUBIE ct EFFEFS dams
cnpee par lie deendeur ct site angle polio
latree dams 10 Qnatrieme District de VILE
yentaire OPPOSE mon bureau pour recoufs.
Saisis dams Pafaire ci-dessus
F. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
f. I. PARKER,
ana Id IL l6 Sheriff de n Paroisse d Orleans
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sEcoSn DtsTRIcT couRr2 SUCCESSION VI VICENTE
2 Of New Orleans. G&LIOsO--So. i6,5a3
w BEREAS Salvador Fernandez has petit
" toned lie Court for Letters Of Censorship the vacant
sats of the late Vicente GaoSo, deeeAsea intesate-
Notice Is hereby given al whom may concern show
cause within days, why the Of the said petitioner
sh0nld be grauted
By order Of The Court.
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E MIcuor, Deputy Clerk.

DEuxIEMR CoUR pE DfsrRlcT SUCCESSION DE VICENTE
de Ia Nouyelle. DfIeans ( GSLLOSO--Na ~ 1913.
A TTENDU que salvador Fernandez "a pre-
IA siion Ia Cour retei dohteuir les lettfes de
gnratele Ia succession de feu Vicente eloo. de-
esde ntestaI-
Avis est pAr present cex que celia peut
davoF d6dntre dix pns les Tasons pour les
anees IL ncfait pas lait drot lii dite petition.
aps II f. aIeHoT. DspueGrefier.
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COUTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS.
SMITH 4 HOW,
49,. AND l16
New Levee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
the Trade.
CARPENTERS, JoINERs' AND FANCY WORK, of ali
descriptions.
PLANTATION MACHINERY of all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
We have now in operation PATENT GRINDsToNE SAW
GUNNER.
All orders for CUNNING executed with dispatch PRICES
MODERATE
Being both practical experienced Mechanics ourselves
employ none but No. This, with the aid of Machinery
enables us to defy superiority ia3l en-
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr PEET. SIANS & co. VS. SAMUEL
Of New Orleans. F. MARKS-No- IL, $50.
Ii J. 9 sys Gf dal bsrs oa a9
of New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed
sell at public auction the premises hereinafter
M0NDAYthe 10th day Of Ap, 1860 0is o'clock NJ
All the FURNITURE and M0VEABIiE EFFECTS con-
tanned in Tile house occupied by defendant situate
Apollo and Fourth streets, the District
this city eAper inventory to be in my Office
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-rCash the spot.
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Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-LE soUssI-
n Caecter de ta noihe lie present avis
ton personnes deya DIES taxes Eta 1859 Of celes
pour licences de 1860 dams Premier District dc vile de
presenter bureau 20 City Hail. troeme stae payer
les susdes taxes dams lie temps present. la o pene
dayoir lenf ptopriet6 hypotheanee pour les des
HeuFes de bureau de A. NJ az L. NJ.
THOS. ASKEW,
mid aM Collector Premier District.
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sEcosp DrsTRcr couar} SUCCESSION OF y. r. MA
of New Orleans. THEWS-No 1880
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
~ " This and 70 ~ oer herein Interested
chow within days from Tie notification If my
they hive why the presented by the Receiver
this estate should be omoogaed and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11
of New Orleans. ( No. 15,369

~ Of THIS aud 10 an Other person herein Interested
show within from The notification II
they can why the presented By the
of ih Should be homoogated and approved the
funds distributed III accordance Herewith.
BY order of tne Court.