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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

Nstp OrIsans 1ailp Crssfent.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY BIZ THE MAILS.
Loa,sIans Tnte,,,eene,


Heavy rains have prevailed recently in the
northern part Of the State.
The Pointe Coupee Echo Of Saturday last says
We hear a very general complaint Of the stubbIe
cane ~ Inc sugar planters. A majority Of It Is
anything like healthy appearance. Al genera
thing, the quality Of plant cane saved by the nlsns
last year was small and the stut6le t,irn;ng
out badly, will make the coming crop short.
From the 81. Mary's Banner Of Saturday last We
extract the following paragraphs:
The weather now appears to suit gardening. and
il usually wears the cheerful aspect " Spring.
The trees begin to bud, vegetables shoot upwards
flowers blossom, and birds sing. Although it 4
March, that terrible month to all in this country
who owe notes or bills, still the birds are as merry
as though they had no cares on their mind. The
reason is that they are always presenting notes OF
bills, but are never called upon to pay any.
The Teche IL, and has been for months. quite a
lively stream. Steamers CALAMITY charge up and
down the bayou, salutiDg the whole parish with
their big whistles, laden with cotton and sugar as
they pass down, and back freights for plantation
supplies as they pass up. Flatboats. oyster boats,
skiffs, pirogues and RATS of logs make their way
along according to the character Of the craft and
the amount Of power applied to it.; but they all
help to give life and animation to our beautiful
bayou and charming parish.
worthy Irish ditcher by the name of Dom Gal
Igher, who had been at work for Mr.. Thoms J,
Foster, near this place, and camped on the rear of
his plantation, q mile and half from the Teche,
was found murdered at his quarters last Sunday
morning, by some unknown assassin. The Coro-
ner was Immediately called upon, and an inquest
held upon the body. The jury pronounced that
the deceased came to his death by blows inflicted
with . club, in the hands of an unknown party,
Whether the unfortunate man was deprived of life
for his money or not, is uncertain; but as he en-
joyed the reputation Of prudent and Industrious
man. neither indulging in liquor or fond of gaming,
it is thought that he was possessed of considera.
BILE amount of ready cash about bis person; and it
is presumable that he came to his untimely end at
the hands Of some one whose design was to rob him
after he had deprived his victim Of ife Up to this
time no clue to the perpetrator of this horrible
crime has been obtained. . 5..l..5.
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IT lis NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY. SINCE
OLD AND YOUNG,
Affirm its TrRth,
peornesop 1coon,e ~, ,ren, ,nrrr,,

PROFESSOR HOOPS HAIR RESTORATIVE
u, M syea ey the growth and color Of the hair #
cty gray cover tic bald With natnres own orna
men the hair make it more soft and beautiful than OIL
ea spS Ssgs a sb 81 81
the following and Judge:
ID. Wood-Dear Sir Some Inst summer we were
We o md hd aets
with sores called scad head The hair almost ep
n re 81 in S ss Rhsn hi
hopes 9s q Int to our at friends
started oat and We Can a now ns as
ths. eur boy has healthy scalp crop 10y q
commend your RESTORATIVE remedy for ali diseases
- > ' we Il 5SSBSS;}SI;5REHn
becoming preatues gray f b
rendered the constant application nsceary dressing
menhs condition and having continued neGa iTs
shs assss s, s E, II
to those produced by the application of oils other
toilet whether to Be used Ha Reso afiGs
q g Tor ba the mp s dressing o. IDENTIFYING hs
of Its performing all that is claimed 70. it
Cncinnnti o., Feb. TO- 1857. Ia Third street.
p..s W. n...s.- WELLINGTON. Mo-, Dec g. 1857.
it. had the ferer May and nearly every hair
ss s a
tia. feel to communicate to Others who afflicted
tie eel m Hs
Tho bottles of three s IT, "a sse
sa e spa @ q? s e h1a @ aps. rsts
cent more in poporton than the small resis for dollars
Per bottle hs large bods quart per cent in proper
~. WOOD "a P5opIlstoEs 81 Broadway, Nev York.
Aed sod y III good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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An USeRATEFUI PRuDE. "A young lady, the
eldest daughter of well known political bsrene,
was SO deep sleeper that it was always alineais
to wake her and in the year 1855 fire o.o ae 9 aa
.n.n hnrs ;ntn her room, and snatehng her as
she law in bed conveyed her place Of safety
strange to say, the iady's high sense OF modesty
caused her preserser to DC dismissed is5 nom her
The man who risked his life to save that of his mis-
tress has been rewarded by legacy of $500 be-
aueathed to him by his late muster.
- liverpool Albion.
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NAVAL ISTELLIsENcE.-After the sailing OF the
pocahontas from Norfolk, as ordered, the home or
gulf squadron will comprise the following sasaeis;
Steamships Roanoke, IS guns; Brooklyn, -
guns Wyandottee, guns Pocahoatas, guns
gnna and WaterWich, 5 guns and the sailing
| fricates Sabine, 81 guns; Saratoga. " guns
savannah, a guns; ST Louis, 10 gans and prssls
guns TIE whole n re- n, hat nay arse ont
| If the Mexican troubles.
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RHETORIC NOT ALWAYS ELoouENoE.-The New
York Express remarks

RHETORIC NOT ALWAYS ELoouEsoE.-The New
York Express remarks:
The young Republican school fiedgelings who,
just free from their mothers laps read the written
address of Mr.. Seward, mast not compare and CON
found that with the eioquence of Clay. or Web.
ster, or NJ Duffe Fisher Ames or Patrick Henry;
for, if they do, they will confound well-written
rhetoric with spontaneous, heart-touching eio
quence, and so start badly on the voyage Of life.
Mr.. Seward writes WELL and is an accomplished
rhetorieian-as was Isoerates distinguished from
Demosthenes but he is only rhetorieian :
| nothing more, nothing better. Rhetoric--writtel
rhetoric-is his forte, not eloquenee.
| It must be borne in mind that his speech" wa
delivered in New York and Boston before it wa
delivered in the Capitol; and that, in that Capitol
when Douglas replied to him, and Jefferson Davis
both extemporaneously and both effectively, if no
unanswerably-t New York Orator having
exhausted his sbriefn and s.notss y was dumb, ant
could not say one world The essay of his-and
we love to do equal and exact Justices beanti
fully written, in well-pointed tiowery periods, and
as q specimen of composition, excellent IN lts
kind.
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A LIVELY SHOOTING ArrArn. In the okolona
{NIiss.) News of Saturday last we find the fol
lowing:
We learn that Mr.. y. r. Wilson, who lives three
miles southeast of Houston, was shot by Bennett
Butler, Esq, at the house Of the latter afew days
ago. They fell out about lot OF fish, and Wilson
sent negro after gun. Butler went home, and
not long afterward Us Wilson eaEae riding towards
his house, he stepped out with his gun il hand
when Wilson fred him OF distance OF thirty or
forty yards. Three squirrel shot took eaeof In
Butier's arm, but he raised his gun and cracked
away at Wilson, hitting him with fifteen large sized
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SECONDHAND BOILERs-FoR SALE, deliver.
~ able either i'll this city the plantation Baton
eongs where they nov sresThEse Cylinder Boilers Of No
together with steam drum 50 Inches diameter boiler front
bars SIX stands connecting pipe for front safety
and check valves, gauge cocks, etc.
The above boilers manufactured by
only one grinding season.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES VIsIr TO GASADA.-It Is
officially announced that the Prince of Wales is to
visit Canada. He will be the first Prince of Wales
who ever came to America, but not the first one
who came near coming here. The first Prince of
Wales of this line--George Augustus, afterward
George Ibid not live on good terms with his fa-
ther, GeorgeI. They hated each other filiaIly and
paternally, and the Earl of Berkeley, SO goes the
story, wrote out a scheme for the transportation
of the Prince of Wales to America, where he was
to be kept in confinement SO close that he should
never be heard Of again. Lord Berkeley was then
fee, though the King would not sdopt his plan for
the suppression Of the family feud. When the
Prince became King. he found the document
among his fathers papers, and was highly enraged
he would have been. We have had an English
King in America-W William IV.--and French King
Louis Phillipe-and a Spanish King-Joseph
Bonaparte-and q French Emperor-Napoleon III.
but never Prince Of Wales.
TBoston Traveller
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PthAANSaTEEERs' PATENTED CoRD Woop

Is now prepared TO furnish the PLANTERS
fAfENIED GokD WOOD GUTTER, and invites all parties
interested i II pan ~ to call and tho Of the
L and r NJ at the store No. street This simple Ma
ja3l tt : r. W. O. COOK GaSaI sfreat
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lsec,,elm:a ef Wa o Coz. Ho.lstaa.

WAsHrssroN CRY, Feb 3, 1860
To Hon. SAN HOUSTON Governor of Texa1s
Your dispatch was received, and promptly sub
mitted to the President, when action was inme-
diately had to carry out your wishes. Such meas
ures as the means and power Of this Department
could command have been taken for the defence
of the Texas frontier ON the Mexican border. An
officer of great discretion and ability hsa been dis
patched to take command of the department of
action before this date. Strong additional rein
forcements will be sent into Texas as soon az the
season of the year will render movement Of troops
possible.
Cor. Houston to MAJ. Gen. Ben. Nc 0auoca.
EXECUTIVE DsFARrxnsr.3
Anstn, Feb. u. 1864
Major General Ben srCnIoch. Washington, u. q.
Sir There will be stirring times on the Rio
Grande ere long
What are you doing?
See the President and Secretary Of War:
SAM HOUSTON.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

"a WRIGHT ~ co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENIIINE
ana popular Family Medicines which they offer 10 suppy
and Dealers Propretos lowest wholesale prices
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fe 5 Ii Is 81 Sheriff de a. "a f q aAeF Glitar

A TLANTEG DRY DOCK ALGIEHS-TuE
subscriber Iiot
his supervision now 10 fak In slns
description Of water craft This Dock Is located
Ill 9pIoslte the steamboat landing, where in connection
DOCKS the sIhsc ber will continue the Shipwgh
Duslness which his long experience and the facilities
he hopes a share of nnhe " an
fell I'm JAMES ~ EsIN I,.;o..
FTSO THE PUHLIC-D n N,1RpHy .T,TT1NEEp-
pegs ave 70 in'n his friends the public that he at.
enas 70 al safes 10 the auction business he has
since o4i me o9ect oil tins card Is
presous and atemHnts that Not attend 10 a .an
Kea Estate Believing himself as cornneent ss IL
esgues he soicits share of said sales pdgnr
himself TO use his be endeasors TO give full satisfaction
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DEATH ON THE TRAcK.--A dispatch Of he sth.
from Batavia, N Y, says;
The night express east last night struck three
boys six miles east Of Buffalo, killing one instantly,
injnring one other badly. The third u uainjured.
The boys were about Is years old.
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FoURTH DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
of New Orleans j. j. MONTFORD.--No. IL, 425.
Rf VIRTUE OF Il writ of fieri facias, to
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
of New Orleans, in the entitled cause will proceed to
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY, the Sls day of
March, 1860, at IL O'clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT bF GROUP. situated In the Second -
District Of this city in the No. ST. bounded by MAN, finn
st. Ann Dauphn and Burgundy Said lot
sixty four feet less Main street. by sixty four
more or less in depth The WHOLE will fully
reference the Assessment of said District filed in the
Oalce of the Treasurer Of this city.
Together with all tile buildings and thereon
Seized in tho above shit.
l. TERMS--Cash tile spot.
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IMPORTANT no PLANTERS

Messrs B. A. Fahnesock L Co:
GenemsnMr G. ". Tiiey who gentleman well known
the best planters in this Wharton county and cee
for the careful of negroes highly
rnends b. A. Fahnestocks Vemifuge. He called few
purchased DOZEN md that he annis-
tered the fermfge hough, of last year. adult
suspected of having succeeded in expen from her
several dozen nehes in lenh and that her health
Is nov good
Of these homo testimonies worth Thousand where the
parties known ths regarded reliable evil
dence with regard the adaptation Of your valuable Yernuge
plantations truly yours,
s. w FISHER
BPurchasers look well to the initials wrap.
per- and that they buying b. A. Fshnesocks
frge and other. fe23 lmkW
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ouArREss coua pE DisrREcr ia VILE DE LA NOT.
yELLE0RIIANS Vi. r.
de Ia Nouyelee Orleans. 54 SIN LAe0STE-No Ii 415
I'm VERTU dun writ dc safsie ct yente, ~
II adresse Pbonorabe Quareme Cour de District
Ia Eouyee Orleans dams aare cidessn je procederai
SAMEDI, II davf 1860 midi h rH6tel dc la Cite,
Ia Commune entire et du Camp ct des Magasns
pubqre ct adjudication do Ia propata spres de-
critic, SAVIOR =:
Trosieme District fet Trxe St Antoine Enfans
Bagaele 81 pjeds do face la Bsgaele 81
pieds dc profondeur.
saisie dams rafare ci-desAus.
C0NDITIONs--Compai moment de naturalization.
~ 2 - f. 7. PARKER,
NILS % 30 a5 Ia Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Orleans
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II. kENDId9 Aucsonser and Appraiser For the present
sale Of Rsa Estate Slaves, Merchandise Furniture etc. ssc
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f. T. PARKER
Sheriff of The Parrish of Orleans.
oUATRlEsE CorR DE DISTRICT 1IA WILLIE DE LA nc
: HELLEoRLEASS vs.

puATRiEsE corR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA SOU
SEL.BEoRLEANS VS.. j.
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans j. MoNTFoRD-NoI34s5
Nm yERFU dun writ de ficri faclas, n
~ moi adresss par Honorable Quatrieme Cour District
De Nouyele orltsnA dams Pa cdesus procederai e
sAMEDI 81 de mars 1860 midi Hote de In Cite de Ia
Commune entire les res du Camp ct des Magasins la
publique ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN, stua dams lie DeuNieme District de eee
ve dams iet ST. par les rcs du Maine Ste Anne
Dauplne ct BourgogNe. lie terrain esure
pieds plus oins de face la u Maine,
qatFe peds, plus mons de protondeur lie
ahiean dn dit District dtpos6 bureau Tre-
sorier de cete vile
Ensemble batsses OF atoratios ami Sc IRON
vent sur lie dit terrain
Saisis dams raff,ire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au R1onaenf dc Naturalization
Il. 4. PARKER,
M
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mlo 81 20 a. II sheriff do il Paroisss dio ri

SECOND DISTRICT GouRT 7CARL KOHN vs.. u j. FISHER
Of New Orleans. and MICHAEL FISHER. = No.
I6,f0l. 5 { @4 a5$4 85ig
pY VIRTUE of 81 writ OF Herf facias to
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Ceurt
OF New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction tile City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY the 18th April
1890 nj ~ o'clock NJ a@ /. ~
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated In the -
Fourth District Of this city, the square Sixty 7
bounded by Camp, Washington Magazine and Fourth u
measuring feet front on
Magazine street, by depth Of hundred between
parallel lines. z= g4z
Together with all the Buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit belonging 10 defendant Michael
Fisher
TERMS-Gash the spot
F. T. PARKER
Sheriff or the Parish Of Orleans
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JACOBS, ARr GALLERY, es CAMP STREET

The subscriber respectfully informs the numerous patrons
this celebrated AmbroYpe and
lery established 1872 that he has secured Of years
the Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
Europe with all the late improvements in the
the art Patrons therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish.
Miniatures of all sizes oil coors ivory other material
suit the and price Of ALL will be taken in
passabe style Photographs from life from other pictures
public private buildings of machinery, will be
any size required either plain or painted.
The best artists In tic United States employed and
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
Of works of and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit il. +
Frices moderate. Terms cash on delivery.
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Reply Of Aaj. Gen. Nc o.lsooi.

Gov. Houston-You will soon hear from the Gov
eminent. / am at all times ready to serve Texas.
REM Ae{yfJI.Q(.f9
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GUINNESS, EXTRA STOUT-THIs DUBLIN
PORTER Ia superior to other brand beverage OF
for medicinal purposes. For sale to the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents,
fa2 =3 Ill Old Levee Ipnis street
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CUGAR-sUGAR-SUGA SALE, A VERY
. superior Sugar Mill Steam Engine Boiler
complete with all connections and spes roller inches diam
eer by inches in length steam engine 10 inches diane
diameter by ~ feet long full set of Sugar Kettles two
wrought iron Tanks Of IL hugseads capacity each Apply 10
f. W. g. COOK, :
fel0 " No. Canal street. Nr.s Orleans
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. UR-
Of Now Orleans n SIN LAGOSTE.--No i3 4O5.
DY VIRTUE OF q writ OF seizure and ia Je
ID directed by the honorable the Fourth District Cont
New Orleans In the aboys entitled will proceed
public suction The City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine SATURDAY the l5ih
April lsD ut II o'clock M the following described prop
crty, VII II {3 5f5| $50 -Ff
Third District Square Thieen ST. Anthony Goodehildrsn
Love and agatele streets IA feet front Baaefe street. by
CT feet IN depth. 8 S41ssg' 68 4s5
Seized In the above suit. al .---, ~ =I.f-
TERMS-Gssh on the spot +
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DEuxIEnE CouR DE- Dsrnc1i MARIANA sCHLoGEI.,
5s. M4E ep0use separ6c deJos--a ntoine
dc IA Eouvclle- Orleans. sch6gei VI JOHN BRO WIN
] No l6,T9.
I'm VERTU sI'ull writ de GerF fRefag a
Ia moi adfesse fIiondabe Dexee Con
dams rafaire ei-dessus ie proceders e
MERGEEDI III d'avI la6O midi Iotel de la Cite rue
dc ID Commune les du Camp Magssns Ia
yente publque ct adjudication de-
TN TERRAIN das lie Premier District willie
ct dtgne pa le No Cind dams liat compris
GrRvief erddo, Adene. plan par
Augustus Phelps yuyet, IL ~ de scenbre 1874 epose
f6tnde de David H. McCa. edeyant notaire public
willie. 9 & Ii49S 44
anelaise) pieds hut pou-
NJ erdido pieis
fond proonder dc neuf
Ia gne qui lie pnre dn No. Qnatre,
peds qnere e qn 10 sspare du No. Six
plan. .4aI
Ensemble bases ct aintsatiors tro1-
vent, exception nj fisdrVe.
Cette propeis appant defendeur de acaisi-
auil faite d. AeAande Mallory a rap
port de Francis N Haalsn autTefos notare public cee
Vile, en- date du Q de mai I5i9 TN
L. tout Hisi dams lsifafie i-dcssus. at
gOSD1TIO NS--Comptant moment de REHABILITATION
u. 7. PARKER
milo CT 26 a2 II Sheriff do Ia Paroisse di(Jrlfsn.
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NILS q 30 as IA
SECOND DISTRICT CouHr
OF New Orleans. q
RY VIRTUE Of

pY VIRTUE of ,
ID mo directed by the ]
Of New Orleans, III the alb
sell at public suction. nj tn
Camp and Magazine street
April, 1860. At u o'clock \
A CERTAIN LOT OF
District Of this city, and q
6, comprised within Grayie
line streets, as per plan dra
on the I'D Of December,
David +. McCay late u M;
English measure, thirty fee
on Perdido street, and thirt
81 one hundred and Ak fec
It from lot No. 4. md Of oHt
on the line dividing il from
Together with the buildii
cut exception nor reserve.
T Being the same acquired
Alexander Mallory, IH per
son, then a notary in this c.
Seized In the above suit.
l% TERMS--Casli on the spl
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RRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs-

The great and sudden changes Of climate fruitful
sources of PULMONARY BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS Expe
Renee having proved that simple remedies often speedily and
certainly when taken In The early stage or disease
should at once be had to BRows BRONCHIAL TRoGHEs
Lozenges let the Cold Cough Irritation of the Throat
slight this precaujon more serors attack
he eiectuaIy yarded off
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RTFaUR G. WAUGH, OFFICE CORNER CAMP
n AND COMMON STREETS,
tover The Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Average Adjuster,

Agent this For. Of The Liverpool New York, Phadsl
phin and Baltimore
Dc MARINE UNDERWRITERS.
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= Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Qu4rRlENE CouR DtsTRicrl NICHOLSON 4 CO vs. MA
RIE-EMIIIE FDRSTALL
dc In Nouvela Orleans. - fdeeE, TETRIGE, etc.
No 1899.
Inn VERTU dun writ de fieIf facias.
IA moi adresse Honorable uatrieme Cou
"a Oreans dams laihire ciessus procaderi
sAMEDI ~ de mars 1860, midi IIote de In Cite rue
dc la Commune lis Camp la
sente publidte adjudication
ENTERTAIN stue dams Premier District de cee VILE
dams iilet borne Poydas Perdlo St.enn ct ST
Pierre (anonrdh Frhnkn dtsign6 par lie nunero
snvant e pnn particular par Depouly arcitece
date "A mai 1851 ct ddpose dtnde Abel ncyfos
public eRtte ve Lie dit terrain angle deS
dras ell Pierre anlouEdhu Franknl esHre
ricae. cu pouces dc face a In rio Pow
das, pes poces de urofpndeur entire
gnes paraeles EnsEmbe les hatsses
raos qui existent sur le dit terrnn ros privileges
servitudes ct ct
lie tout saisi dams l'afaire cisdussus.
CONDITIONS-Colp au moment de Adjudication
E. n. PARKER,
fei5 "a ms 10 II Sheriff dc In Parosse di Orleans
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MARIANA SCHLoGEL wife sepa.
rated Of JOS. ANTOINE SCHI.o-
GEI VS.. JOHN BROWN No.
Ip,UIs. ~ 5
4, writ of 6eri Gacias to
honorable the Second District Court
Owe entitled cause, I win proceed 10
0 City Hotel. Common street, between
/ on WEDNESDAY, the llth day Of
GROUND, Situated in the First -.
as No. 3 in square No. ffs.:a
II, Perdldo. st. Jane and AIDE. M.;i
,Fn by Augustus $. Phelps, Surveyor,
1874. and deposited in tho Office Of
dry IN this city: said lot measuring,
n eight aud three unrter inches front
4. feet IN width in the rear, by depth
i aDf nine inches on the line dividing
!, hundred and thirteen feet four inches
lot No. 0. of said plan.
n|gs and improvements thereon, with
by the said John Brown from Mr..
s|rt executed before Francis N. Harai-
ity. on the 9Th day of May. 1870.
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m ONE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
II NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE No. IS CAMP STREET.
Amount of Premiums for the year ending December
81 80
Profits for tho wear 307 ISL 10
Assets on 3lst December 1859 4l0967 le
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY EIGHT
per cent after paying SIX per cent interest all the
standing scrip and redeem In cash the issue OF 1885,
and scrip payable in cash and after
18th February next Certificates the year 1859 deliverable on
and after the 18th March, 1860. -
JAMES H. WHEELER Secretary.
New Orleans. January Q, 1860. ta10 6m