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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
Waller Browns Monthly Wool Circular.

The the Wool nsTket, during the past nbus ah
at ,he Jrtert me especially for e feecs' 10 almost iup
ate vents all that be p9red-aad thee nave pee"
generally made at q Z igbt concession In price. go,
There have been general supply hd IN ~ ~ W
lecturers the hearing time than supposed which sct nay
TO extent account fol- the great absence OF demand nce
that period. ,,.
The aest interest which every fourth taken 10 poa
has pro duced unfsyorsbe effect this a. well n ohe
branches trade e. however the important question should D.
nitely settled on the 9th inst may expect peter eens
pievt end active demand for Wool to set In
Desirable pulled Woods continue In good request and
ready and there Il prospect tha
but sheep will be slaughtered In the West d1rns te
poacipg Winter, We may expect good demand yi All th
ay be sent TO uske The densnd for California Woods c1l
iip1ts steady with alteration in prices Fine forecn Woo
heve he i've than similar qualities Of 5ome. an'
limited trade has been done In the cosrer descriptions Wehe
from market from the OF tue year
10 October b,les OF Vol (none exported In l's
If years GU ing the period more th'n o
bales-psling the present supply, comparing the two years
about 10 eco bales le than last ear whue the cona npon
not al all diminished.
Our dyies from Et rope do any ms.es chsng and
at the November expected that the prices o. hne WoSs
will sined The following sales repJrtoi IN thus
maket Domesi heeces 5000 b Domest; pulled ~ w
Caifo MIA $685. 90 n TEXAS, 5000 ID Cape Wool 2Oo bales
Mesizo 100 bales; Peruvian 100 ballots within the range
preyiou, quotations.. 49, ,.oo
PkIcEs CuRREsT WOOL AT NRw-YoRK, Nov L. lsti
Choice selected Saxony Fleece 5Sd6c Saxony fleece $50
Sc blood Herno Fle 50d52c Half and Three quarter
blood Fleece 4d4sc Native and Quserbood Fleece, 4o0
DC; Common Fleece, 36 d39c. Canada Fleece, 3VGo9c
Domesie Ppled-NewYork City extra Pulled, tiG<6c; CO.
super Pued 39d4lc Do No Pulled 5oGS3 Choice Souf
try Pcklosk Pulled 52G55c; Country extra Paled
do super Pulled 1850 do No Pulled e3Ge3c do Lamb
Pulled 35dS9c. Canada Pulled, 2SGS2c 49,, -,
6Ssc. Do Washed Pulled 2od2sc; do. Common Washed
Phil l202c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

rn.in. quiet but frm Whale very sood demand Il al
es; bear Of sEfs Of 600 bbs Of eSs 50do so1sn 80
at ss and 400 d., private .ernh Other descriptions remain
inactive and pominai. - -,
PROVsIoSsThe demand IL fair for Po-h, and TIE &c,
is the reduced stock impndpg much hr Iness 10 e
the 30 bbs el9 ~ fornes mess
ais old prime IS for aud rusty do aud "a .
dAs 81 for prime Beef IL in fair reqlest nes Is ots
eny the stock however l. gh the sales arr ESQ 6ols
Gs6or Country Mesa 80 1880 for New h.pa,he Me,s
II for New EItIss Pru Mets 10 arm at ar0 bB bsei
ans plenty and lower; the sse' sre obs
SO flo for Western Lard steady and 10 fair demand o ns
local trade sales OF 1877 bb and tc a2c for new and lS ios
prime old Butter and Chs dull and hesvy formei s
RICE steady aud more active with sales of 5 cs a. - -
as455p n. l..
SUGARS-Raw continues dull end depressed, the Market
closing lower OF CT d5ic snd boxes No IL at !c -,
SALT-1Le demand continues modera.e sales CT ooo push
Tu ks 1slsDJ on pri ate terms. . -.
SEEDsThe Inquiry for Clover seed more active ana te
buoy Of leo bb and 80 bags new, a. ipsO
l0lc. Timothy iced 1. at 81 IS y bush.
TALLOW-Af ,r demand fjr export and the muset hf"'
sales Of II eco h prime at Lode, cash. "a.
WHIsKYThe market lower, the demand ri sae' oi2''
tbla At 21l G2lic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

fire to get such beadway ,hss 10 could no. be esessd
NnDon, The sacrhce OF % many lives. Meesrs Pins@-
neg and Lent were the only negative votes.
BY vote OF II 70 9, the Conuc.lmea c,nc1rrsd 20
increase the salary Of the SnDsr tepdept of Street In
plovemen,s from $1,000 10 $1,000 per spnu@, - Ike
pofed 10 amend that Il take eff 81 Nov 1 1860 gteh
was refused BY vote Of 10 to H. The propsf,31 to
increase from Jgnu,ry lest was sdoptsd-.Yrss II,
Nays 9; MessIs. Hall, Nunson, Psrley. Van " az,
Shaw, Campbell, Kane, Lent, aud Pincknsy j. The
negative.
A prop0stieu OF the Aldermen came up, althoriLilg
the Sheriff 10 az point special Deputies for each s
district In yisw Of the exjseDes CT an orgaozei dy
of men. wlo inerd on electol da. TO obs.ra Z re
nolls, and challenge every voter, with vies % ddiy
Mr. LyyT ,hcnoh; the resolution unnecessary aad
uncaled for, but Supposed ali he could say wotii pN
stop 1t. ..a,s,.t..
conld noz etcp IL, he rad bef,er take HE ssst.
Mr. LxNr replied tast be would sfe.k az long - ne
had The rjctt This resolution, be iasisted, w. In
tended to rttard rather than to f4ciatt she ~
The proposition was an EN- ina''on rom MS n'"'' v"
Mayor
The Pfesidept Mr.. JONES, said that II was IN
rue the Mayor had anything 10 DO with ton pfoPos:-
ton. The police were partiz sns, and on tee Anu
Democratic sd., aud the Wide Awakes, minSSxy Or
gapzaon, proposed TO take possession OF the p1us 10
which they ud be probably protested by the p'hoe
and that Influence must be coupersc'ed.
Mr.. PIscKsEY VISA surerissd that the 1oWv Dem,
by the 30 600 Republicans in ibe city. That was as
bad the Virginia fright at the assaul. OF three men
and sixteen negroes. He Of opinion that tia vas
Demo cratic dodge 10 votes and not the re,ut
of any fear thst the Wide.Awakes would interfere
with any legal voter. The Republicans never S,'er'
fered with elections.
NJ SHAW said it bad been reduced 10 q System that
the Wide-Awakes should ill the polls aud CD Alienge
every Democrs voter and thus tram mel the freedom
of yoticg a. thsy did by the Re gisIy law, which the
Rtpnbcsps gave us. IL was essy enough TO say that
Republicans were honest, bat they had proved lafa-
mousy 6lshonsss whenever they had obtained p,wer.
Mr. PIgcKSEY suggested that reputation for dis
honesty was the last thDg thai should be cited by
member of Democrat; Common Council against the
Republican party for with ali their crimes the Iepu-
tation of any Repubh an Government IN the Union
was good compsred with the reputation OF New
York Democratic Common Couacil.
The president AR. Jones) reGarked Oh the folcs,
tha. It was shielded by the Republicans because II was
controlled by enc man. IL was now 10 per cont worse
than ever before He moved the previous question
ON the PROPOSE ion 10 concur with the Aldermen.
The previous question was crdered-Yeas 10, Nays
Ssrd the resolutions concurred in by the same vote.
Nays-Messrs. Hall, Perley, Lent, McCarty, Town
send Pinckney, Allen and Decker All the Dem'era'e
ia tie affirmative.
Adjourned to Wednesday, at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday at the usual hour, the
pr,sid.pt MORGAN JONES, esq. in the chair.
Resolutions were adopted, directing the Street Com
missioner TO cause the Fire Alarm Telegraph to be
connected with the house of Hose Company No. A. In
Fcrie,h street. and directing the Controller to adyer-
the for proposals for the purchase OF lot IN forxvlle
as a location for Hook and Ladder 20. No. III.
Bya vote Of Is TO 7, the Board concurred with the
Alc s,msn 10 authorize ferry from the foot OF Des
brosses street 10 Harsmus street Jersey CITY, the IRAN
chse TO be put up at auction.
M.;us PINcKsEY and LEST proposed amendmen's,
directing the Controller not to let the pier foot OF Dss
brosses street at rent less than 1t would oiins ior
CON meroial purposes, or $500 per annum on. 'i.ey
were voted down. The amendments were urgsa on tIo
ground hat the HaIsnus street Pier was u sno nI S
Of spec1 <cas and no one but these spectators eouu
bid Tor M lease of the pier foot Of Dssbrosses reee
with view to nae for this ferry. Tns ieriy ''ta
IN he IN. up for ten years, Oh 81 days houee, uoS
eou 10 the Com snd street ferry btss 70 % put on,
TO commences running each morning one nour s esioo
sur rise and 10 make regular trips every niteen
i ,s mil one hour after sunset, and every half
hr n, m IL o'clock the ferry 70 be put In operation
" ;,hn three months from the time OF the lease and
H. r NOT 30 excetd three cents for each foot passsn
ger. coo,l f,o,no;,r.,, .on,,,,aa NTH
the Ala, rnen 10 appropriate $3.50 TO procure tesmo
isl for Daniel Scnlly of Engine Nc. 10, who ut the
EIm,treet cord, grafton in February lest saved the
lives of five persons. Mr. PIScKsEY opposed this APP
propis,iou on the ground that there many Others
Who acted as borCially did Mr. Scally at that fire
and II 20, conduct the re- was 70 receive such reward
of mtIis he thought IL would DO as well TO inquire
wha. marx Of dement, should DO dealt on. /, those ire
men who, by their squabbls WHEN tho IRE frs. broke
OCT and ihef interference with ssch other allowed The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

Tl,,y St So. Sd 02s. 30. To London; $500 etls.
r,eo, q, "a 7ld. SS o.; 1900 bash Whea: a. lad.
In bsgu, and 30 tune ClOversesd At 4os. To Gl"5ov
"a COO bu,b. Wbesi q. l45. IN bags To Bremen: 30
ess.. Tobacco AZ 25s To Antwerp: 800 bbls. Eoar al
a The Charles, British brig Of 1000 bush. esps
CITY to Cork and market, with Wbest a; l4ld, aud
Com a. I'D 70 bulk. vessel Of 400 bbls. capacity
an. 70 windward Island az zoe y bbl. brig Of
HOO bbls. capacity to the West Indies and back for
Al .2OO and bark Of 800 tuna from Norfolk to Wind
vsrd Island with Slaves a. ga.
The business Of the Sub-Teasury was: Receipts
$47l l7sfor Customs, $s5 600; Payments, $40 EOS;
Balance, $5,306,O55.
The Bohemian and Europa bring us later sdvices
from Europe, 10 Tire 2lst from Queenstown. The
Bresds:uflt market was firm, and Co;tOn snd Consols
bad an upward tendency. Both the later are quoted
higher.
The amount Of coal Transported over the Delaware,
Lackswanna, and Western Railroad, for the week
ending Saturday, Oct. ~, was as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

"A short time ago, says The Giasgor Guardian,
Primitive Methodist, while dis oursDg IN chapel
not one bundis cd miles from Earl Greys monument IN
Newcastle, took occasion to mention the many sr'aa
and difficulties which often had beet his path. Bat
.aid he, in the midst Of all my difficulties am ies
TO psrsyere in the good work by the following psssAs
Ct Scripture coming into my minds T" Fam, ns .Ss
never won fair lady % This is about - so'a A1 'uS
editor Of The GlosgOw Rsformers' Gs'eae senp".
msniipg Lord Chesterfield for bis ''n''os ~.
" evil ccmmuoicatcps eoruD, coed nan1A''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
Philadelphia Cattle nIarkst-Ocr. 81.

The maiket RHRP CATTLE rather oyersocked THIS
weei the arrival Cattle from the West being much srgs thso
u,na The number reached nesry 5000 head oons
onnty prices declined prime Beeves having been sod at
4875 b loo net The prices for ordinary and good Cattle
sn ges rom 81 10 @ and Stock Cattle sold at from 81
the fact that the Sh market bs
been ell sol Piled several past prices rule high f
sheep selling at &C. 10 dressed and 4lc live weight About
g. roe head sold at the above pIice -
385 read al which sod at from 81 81 to 80 50 y leo
Cows The demand tor Cows continues dull. and only 300
head were sold at $50 to SIS, according 20 quality and
condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs-NOy. before Justices
CONNOLLY, BRENNAN, and STEERS.

James Walsh was arraigned for robbing Warren f.
Otston of g. under the following circumsaces ot'r'on
had lust arrived town. and about leaving the steamboat
when Walsh accosed him He wanted to to Lovoys Ho
and Wsh told him that he would take him there and DID
take him to the bogus Loveoy Greenwich street oarson
thoush all and made bargain with Walsh Tor board
at day. the house aud took breakfast but not
liking the accommodations left Subsequently he went after
his trunk upon asking for bis bill was told that was one
dollar He rendered dollar BILL but the landlord said was
had when Ottaron handed another the complexion OF
which also seemed dsstefn Walsh Ottaron then gave
him three dollar BILL which the landlord very cooy placed In
bs till and bowng his ackno sledgments said was all right
bu Ottaon didn't and laid the before bis BROTHER
Councilman OaIson who had Walsh arrested, when the attr
did see IT, and wanted to SETTLE but Ottarson wouldn't SETTLE
The case being fully proven the Court sympathzed with oa
son and sentenced Walsh the Penientisy for sixty days
after the complainant had left the Court they
modified their ju6 gment to $50 fine.
Alexander Stein beat julius Hander with his fists and was
fred IS >. -. .u..
In the following of assault and battery Judgment was
Mary Muilay, Daniel Day. David wilson James
Robn,on Charlotte Ra6in, H. Y Smith, John Crusan and
Mr and Mn Radn were fined SIS for slsppug and kicking
Isabella Bell -, an, n = L.,
poci .book containing ~, was sent to tho ana i'i eo
months. Adjourned.
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The li.-Nos. 900
39 si5 S9 5219 527 4 li7, 2oso 5l'o $685. l1s ss|'
aISR s{a 4bI5 N35
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sURRoGATE's CoURT-yov. l-Before Surrogate We
WILL OF A RICH SEw-EsGLAyDLR.

The will of William Il. Winthrop, wealthy reel
dent Of New London admitted to probate The tesa'o
was the owner Fishers Island HAmmocs Island and "ico
pasfet Island These bequeshed to bis wife as Exeeu In
tust subject to the following conditions After selling the
Islands the proceeds to be divided BY giving $1,000 to ms
tw daughters and the residue to all the children, hive In nun
ber The Of $4,000 Is bequeshed to his wife, with rover
on the her death The tato bequsathed
to his wife large quantity Of bonds and mortgages and land 10
Gated in the State Ohio large number stock aud assets
this city, the entire reduay estate is bequeathed to the
children, to be divided In equal shares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov. l.-Before Judge
NELSON,
LADIES SKIRTS rs COURT.
Iox, nx. "a al a,t Nnran Kelley 4

LADIES IN
JameI Draper ct al. agt. Moran, Kelley Go. II,
This was suit brought by the plaintiffs against the
defendants for alleged infringement OF letters patent
Douety Draper for what known as the Woven skse.on
Skirt The brought TO tidal today and Verd'
$500 found by the Jury against the defendants
The defense mp by the defendants was that the mvenh
was lot new was net ptsnabe and that the patent was yod
In s Of which the defendants failed and the patent ws sus-
tair ed by the Court and Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURf-Nov. /.
Before Judse Belts.

UNITED STATES tOUhT-NO's Il
Before Judge Belts.
MADAME RAcHEL's JEwELs-sUlT TO coHFIscATE
THEM.
The United States ag gold and diamond snuff box Se
This is suit to forfeit gold aud diamond snuff
box one diamond brooch in silver and one bracelet to-
seher valued at The property in question formerly be-
onged to Madame Rachel the ssedune They were brought
TO this county Dr. ApboDso Deschowz who had bonht
them at the ,ae Of Madame R.cel Effects at Paris Dr. Des
ebor arrived this country by the steamer Araso, on the
9Th OF mber 1882 ard the jewels passed psrsona
property without any duties bepg paid upon them sao'e
oueuty the officer Of the Government discovered the jewels ex
DC Sod for sale In the OF Messs Ball Black Co., In
BROADWAY They were nedisely 'eztd by the Custom
House and the suit is brought under the 10th and
Goth sections Of the act 799 forfeit them for non
Of duties Dr. Aphonso Deschowiz, the claimant claims the
sood, stating tia, he travelling with lun,c patient for
which he was allowed certain compensation that he bought
the Jewels tend keep them memenoes but the case OF
the unstc having taken away from him after his arrival In
this country and his remuneration being discontinued accord
n,y he compelled by necessity to place the jewels In the
hands Of Ball, Black Co for the purpose OF selling
III. m fer him. The tia Of the occupied the entire day
Roosevelt and j. Buchanan Henry for the Govern
rDent; Whiting and Clark for claimant.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Notes of issue for the November Term must be filed today
dsy in order that they may take their proper places on the
Calendar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
Rece1uts Of Produce.

Nor. 1-aa557 bbl, Flour 2la,s,5 bush. Wheat % 400
do Germ 81 i4s do Oats 2l6 do Malt $3.50 do Barley
siO do pkg, Whisky 70 do Lard I'll do Seed so DO Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

Tine frst returns made under law, in Ohio, were IN
1850 Since that time have had regular reports OF
the number of hogs six months old held In the
State on the LIST of June in each year. as returned to
the Auditor of State by township assessors The ag-
ore gates for each year mpare as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
We annex our usual summary Of exports Of Dcmes-
sndnu Oct % a. foll1ura.

ItUl w Jt1 II =, = - Rosfnn ag pcI
TIE ssports Of Cotton Goods ron nos'Vn' ., ~
re SkipYlng List from Oct I9to os'- ~ '"''
~ EEousi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
Average price

The effect Of the prices OF corn and hogs upon The
c1ops of The latter in several years. clearly shown
by The foregoing figures.
THE opening price of hogs, and the quotations for
corr. then, in the last two years. compare thus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

SUPREME CoURT-ClRcUIT-Part li.-Noe. o.
3s i57 S9l 5279 52l7 52 l7, 2Oso $685. 1858, l1s 81
2ls8 $3.50 46l5 1885,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08

aRaAT pEsEENCF1os a LsrE am raopKtsrr


EAT pEsTxucrros 81, 1Te,,s - ,,.s,,s.,.
: =. - y fsss1 issuf
remarkable number of vfe5enz and stsssrvs~tfws.
STORMS f wind hail ,,a as, - -
- - sSss1tfea e. Nc
49,. ~ v ess a1eshaea ~ an uHnsuaf
.oss 81 me ana property. dsp&fsh 81 the 4tlx
INST gives the following account Of the recent tor
nado which made sacf haToc aIonE the upper NJ
sjssippi: s
4 tarv;tt. -.
sornado passed over eastern Iowa and
no. e limos last night. The telegraph
nnes ~ y w saassssIpFi RIVER being down, NE
arg anaos % ascSfMn now far west the tornado
Iessneas aIa was aasNns q ioss Of lie end prop
Ely Wa ;. - = - AZ Snfon, Iowah COM
ano 2 nan minases, caasea more destruction Of
me ano pfogersy enaH any snllar staxn that haa
ey St.s si sal M Porson o. Us county
noa Nv Wv sh = " ,,ai III ~ re, a.1 ii
no,s. On W. oPposIte Ade q sRe nSefs and I'VE
mllss s9utl y Cii.oI, were coinPiesesg aensoi-
" VII VIZ place LII aeaM poute9
nave s1sadJ oeen .ahen IIom sne runss stlai snsxe
= II; Id ~ sannoh - gos ~ II AsDany se
wounded same seroTsIr Tha c;t;zena IN Fr,t.,,5
Ills, and Clinton, Iowa. are doing everything for
the relief OF the sufferers From other towns ON
.ae roaae q ne .o.nsao mat can Is reasned "a
~ learn sas sae q me ano
kL11pessJ Yves ,sHuay gfeas. ~ MofIlson, A, Is
ale sieo' az 1T - We are anle 70 learn
a,,s III NJ. ~ s1lss ~
anu a Sa.a aaiea bafhsln oeIioasly Wcanaea
nus NJ penl. loth ana VIE, Mf. 1ties
IL s.n -, ~ 49, - e
rasns - -, -. ~ ~ aes sousa ~ oselag, AIteen
braEan Tha 49,, lnsa.ea q nayng iess "a 49,
ii nLav pe,s pssasa IVY M.lss 4sfsa Nsss
nnntsy A 1tv Sssl sen IN ss s1ss An q
a. known ,e NJ M,rs ~ .H1 ~. " s.sa q ~. e.
4 NJ i,rsd - II ~ 49, 10y Easa nasa
cit how named ss Nv 80 Ks -
The tornao assnesrs IS -, 49, -
almost n east frf,m sis szzs g
Scarcely home ~ arn N ~ * $3.50
was abouf haf miie n ev IA, - ~ 60
In an accounts T,robabIv M -
! lives have been lost M exfeuf n assres. ~
| stock uroperty. which IL verv Jarces eannof y.
fully aseertaisred for acme time K w.
The following are the names af tbase Killed nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08

DoNALpsoNyILLE CONVENTION. = Ine Do o,
Convention, which was held in Donaidsonyine On
Wednesday last, elected the following named ae,e-
rates to gill the places of those of this state VINO
seeded from the Charleston Convention
E;rst n;striot-state at large, Pierre soule for
,bs mi Distriet. Maunse White and Charles Bien-
venue a.,s District-State at large, Dr. Cottman /;
es M District Gustaye Leroy and Isaac .. Morse.
~ Third District-State at large, Robert e. Wick
ua for the District, A. s. Heron and n. d. Cole
Fourth District-State at large, Michael Ryan
for the District, Judge ]. N. Tt Richardson and j.
The delegates we're confirmed by the oonyen,
ton, *sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08
SECOND DISTRICT couRr WIDOW GoMANT Suggestion
of New Orleans. of GARDNER JOHNSoN.-No.

y A T
Id 10 me directed by The Second District onrt
New Orleans in the above entitled cause Will proceed to
tween Camp and Magazine Streets the 9Th
day June 1862 II o'clock NJ the following described
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth a.
District, formerly the city Of Lafayette parish OF Jefer
pewa Fe Jersey and designated by number
Two plan drawn By q Bedn Areh,est and Civil En-
Office Of H. D. Cenas, late Notary Of this city which said
measures said PLAN in American measure thirty
rs sph feet between parallel lines and
alley five feet wide common to 1t and the
adjoining lots together with the buildings and improvements
4 K CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the
number Thirty In number Three situate in the snb-
Mary First District OF this city said lot OF ground
surfing feet inches front Girod street BY
pt parallel lines Of hundred and ten feet all
e"ss IN sss ce Of g. fa then Notary this
c Te e IF
81 Mary II this city in the SQUARE hopnea hy na y John
plan drawn by E. H. Pile. Deputy Surveyor the 9th Jan
uay s45 and deposited for reference in the Office OF CHA
p a n S0as % ss s se saa
hundred and feet six inches and i've lines deep
the side towards julia street one hundred and
eight wide in the Together with all the improve
hssG Ra ssfs ofys 81 GROUND situate in The
anbonrg Lacourse the First District Of this city, in the
by Howard ato Jacob and Clio streets and
certain plan drawn y Pile then Surveyor Of the Second
Municipality the 22d March 1872 and annexed 10 an nc.
& Pollock the Noaries in this city the sd Of
October 1873 said LOT Of gonnd having thrtwo feet front
lei lines one hundred and inches and
eghths of inch. Together with all the buildings and i'm
1 provements thereon, etc.
| Seized in the above suit
f. T. PARKER,
| 81 SheriH If he Paris of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08

SIXTH prsrsler couarl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. W. c.
Of New 0rlpars. SQUIRE-No. 1896
RY VIRTUE OF q writ ofscfxnre and sale
directed by the Honorable The sixth District Court Of
New Orleans eanse
q public auction. the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the day of
July 1850 O'Clock NJ the following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the First Dis.
srct Of This city, In No Eighteen bounded by New
Lvee Deord Calliope and Pearl Streets measuring
Seized in the above
TERMS--Cash the spot 8%
f. T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08

stxrs DtsTRIuT GounT 3CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. THE
of New Orleans. MINORS OF R o. SMITH.
y z#aN No. 1928.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
p directed BY the honorable the Sixth District Court
Orleans the above entitled will proceed to
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween asp Magazine Streets SATURDAY the 3h day
june 1850 u o'clock NJ the following described
erty, viz - ... -
i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
city, square No 1862 bounded Camp Ghes
NUT Eighth Seventh Streets and having front Of thirty
one Il ten Seventh street, by hundred and
twenty-seyen feet ten inches in cepth.
Seized in the above suit 81
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.