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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23
The Spiders Thread,

That any creature could be found to labricate
a net, not less ingenious than that of the fish
erman, for the capture of its prey that it
should fix it in the right place, and then pa
tently await the result, is a proceeding SO
strange that if we did not see it done daily be-
fore our eyes by the common house-spider and
garden-spder, it would seem wonderful. But
how much is our wonder increased when we
think of the complex fabric Of each single
thread, and then of the mathematical precision
and rapidity with which, in certain cases, the
net itself is constructed; and to add to all this,
as an example of tho wonders which the most
common things exhibit when carefully examin-
ed the net of the garden-spder consists of two
distinct kinds of silk. The thread forming the
concentrc circles are composed of silk much
more elastic than that of the rays, and are stud
ded over with minute globules of vicd gum,
sufficiently adhesive TO retain any unwaFy fly
which comes in contact with it. A net of av-
erage Dimensions is estimated by Mr. Blackwell
to contain 81 900 of these globulcs, and large
net of IA to 16 inches in diameter, 10000
and vet such net will be completed by
one speces-Eperid apOclica-in about 40 min
utes, on an average, if no interruption occurs.
Introduction 10 ZoOiogy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23
The Way my Wife Came to Me.
A CAPITAL STORY.

1t was the day on which the United States
steamer was due. awaited the event with
impatience, for expected it to bring letters
Chat would either command ny return TO
America, or give mo furlough by which l
might escape the foul exhalations which were
generating in the dcnsely packed city of Lon
don.
Five months previous to that time had con-
sented to take charge of delicate financial
affair that threatened to interrupt, if not en-
tirely destroy, the business relations between an
eminent company in America and some foreign
houses.
Embarrassing and perplexing as the tangled
transaction had been, it had afforded me GER
tain pleasure, for without solf-dattery, | may
only say that l had maintained my position
through the whole affair with credit had
ceded nothing without getting more than its
equivalent; had managed SO satisfactorily to
my employers, that toward the finishing of the
business they had left me with lew restrictions.
But as began to see a favorable and brilliant
terminus 10 my diplomacy, also made the dis
covery that my healths was suffering. Travel
and ceaseless activity of mind, along with that
nervous stretch to which my nervous system
had been subjected, began to tell their effects in
headache and sleepless nights and it was with
longing for rest that had taken the train for
Liverpool, that I might get my instructions at
the earliest moment of their arrival.
1t was, therefore, with no small degree oI
pleasure, looking from loop hole Of a bed.
room window, that noticed among the craft
floating over the AngleSean waters, the Ameri'
Can steamer coming in and no sooner did the
report of her signal gun announce that she had
touched the wharf, than dove down for my
letters. They were there, but brought no sum
mons homeward. " The cotton crop SO wrote
nv senior, g was total failure, and the even
would doubtless affect greatly the state of th
market abroad, and it would be necessary fo
me to remain another month, or until sucl
time as could be certain the fluctuations coul,
have no bearing upon our recent arrangements
l had BETTER" he added, Z" confne myself t.
England, visiting the Lakes or watering-place
but not remain there in case of contingencies.
After reading the above with a hall-checke'
sigh, buttoned on my linen coat, and ordere'
my baggage to be taken to the depot.
The next morning sat down in his Majesty
Hotel, at Brighton, to a breakfast of shrimp
and whiting and after saunterIng awhile ol
the Downs, and taking a bracing sea bath,
returned to my apartment, as the servan
called the twelve by fifteen feet bedroom, an
threw myself upon the lounge. | must haV
slept sometime; when awoke my two broa
bedroom windows, which faced the sea-, wer
thrown wide open, and through them the win
was rushing, and blowing about the curtain
and bringing on its breath the saline scents
the ocean, lay still az one after waking sue
denly, inhaling the hoalth-freighted air, an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23
The Thunder-S Storm.

At last it came. as from eah's bursting heart,
groan of thunder then the coal-back cloud
Split open, belching fire. and hoodngrain
Poured down a deluge, splashng fierce and loud.
Tho kitchen door stood open, the threshold stone
The big drops danced and leaped How fresh and cool
The smell of the wet earth from the garden beds
The ducks raced joyous round the m-yard pool
Yet this was but a foretaste darker still
The sky grew-swift the archangel's brand,
Whose blades the lightning, flashed and struck the frs
Swift as Gods wrath upon guilty land.
The lightning beat and splashed upon the pitcher,
The blue fame shone upon he gate and road,
The frs, low groaning in their pain and travail,
Bowed dripping underneath their dripping load
1t seemed to echo from the right hand wailing,
1t shot in pulses throbbingto and fro
Now dark as hell's antipodes to heaven,
And then blaze with daylight's fullest glow.
Volleys of growing thunder rolled and beloved,
Enough to split the welkin overhead,
Driving down rain in fer.e and hercer deluge,
Beating the fruit down on the garden-bed.
As it would rain forever, or as if
All rain that heaven held were now released,
Turning the lines to waterfalls, the poplar trees
To silver melting columns, oaks to water howers
Another clap rolled out before the last one ceased
The roof-tes ran like spouts, the slucing rain
In savage, eager wrath, ragged devil hot,
The thunder. cannon vceys burst and split,
You saw no inch of sky where light not.
Look through the dark doorway, sudden torch
Burnt blue and spreading, as fame were lit;
Look through the window, and you roof
OF lightning and the tree is splintern smit.
And now, children hid their frightened eyes,
And women prayed, lull came down like dew,
So soft and soothing; Pickering and then,
The distant fields and vineyards came to view.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

THE CATTLE DISEASE IN MAssAcHusETrs-The
Strengthening Of infected heads of cattle goes on
at North Brookfield. On Tuesday and Wednesday
about one hundred animals were ordered killed.
The entire herd Of forty-two of ]. @. Aver were
disease. while new cases are constantly develop
ing Ia the infected or exposed herds, the disease
seems to be assuming milder type. Inc COM.
missoners and their attending physicians are more e
tha disease INF This theory is stoutly disputed by
some medical men, who say it is simply an epiae-
mic. and denounce the Wholesale slaughter Of cat
NO ~ a''ssss ISprinfeld Republican, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

prRonrsp SUICIDE OF McDesALp.-We learn from
! nr;vate dispatch that Robt. 9. Mcdonald COM
,;ttad suicide in New York on Monday last. The
dispatch gives nc particulars. Mobile Tribune.
Mcdonald, ii will be remembered, il the man
who was in prison waiting trial for the murder Of
Virginia Stewart.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

FROM THE Rio GRANDE - In the Brownsville
Flag of the Sd instant we find the following:
The river rose several feet Sunday, but is now
receding rapidly. It is still, however, in good boat
able condition.
We visited Matamoras for the first time last
week we found quite a neat, quiet and orderly
city. They have very fine market, a beautiful
shaded plaza, a tremendous church, well con-
Quoted theater and hotel cannot do justice to
its landlord; Polloks mser is not a circumstance
moras to say that although with them he is not of
them, but Sour Kraut American, whose tenden-
cies are decidedly Hebraistic.
The weather for the last week has been delight
full Just cool enough to be pleasant and the SPLEEN
did moonlight of our evenings is indispensable.
Crops are looking very finely, and there is every
prospect of large returns from the few fields
planted in corn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18
MOBILE CLUB ELEVEN.
mississippi Intelligence.

The Holly Springs Herald of the 10th says Of the
crops in that region:
We had fine rains on Tuesday and Wednesday
last, which fell in q very opportune time, as the
crops were beginning to suffer considerably. The
cotton. which looks badly. Corn looks finely and
we confidently expect larger crop than has been
grown in the country for years. Many farmers in
form US that the wheat crop will be a complete
failure. Oats look well, but we already hear of
the appearance Of rust in many oat fields. Should
the oat crop be failure this year, no further
efforts will be made by planters to raise them.
The Pamela Star says that large panther was
killed near the above place, one day last week,
measuring six feet ten inches, from the tip Of his
nose to the end of his tail.
The Oxford Mercury says;
The farmers complain that the cut-worm is in
juring the young cotton very seriously. The late
cool nights retarded its growth and has given it a
very unhealthy appearance.
There was never a better prospect for good
fruit crop than exists at present 1t will be fully
appreciated, for we have been almost entirely
without it for the last four or five years.
The Handsboro Democract has the following
Little James Perllo was accidentally shot at
Biloxi, last Wednesday. He WILL in all probability
die from the effects of the wound.
In the Pauldng Clarion of the 9th we find the
following
An interesting little boy, about six years old,
son of Mr.. James Wells, living some five miles
northwest of this place, died on Saturday morning
last from having drunk q good portion Of the con-
tents of a bottle of whisky. The bottle had been
carefully put away, but while the father was out
in the plantation and the mother absent from the
house for some purpose, the little fellow discov-
cred it, and drank enough of it to produce stupor
which was succeeded by commissions, causing biz
death in few hours, DR.. Walton. was summoned
as soon as possible, but the child died before he
got there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

FouarH DISTRICT counT R 4 WooLFoLK, THE NEW
of New Orleans GRAPH COMPANY-No IL 96s
RY VIRTUE Of p writ Of tieri hncias, to
Of New Orleans entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street, between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, the 18th day of
June, 1860, at Il o'clock NJ
THE PROFESSIONALLY INTEREST in the rights of way
rights franchises aciden the lines of
longing Ore and Ohio Telegraph Company
New Orleans, the Mississippi river Coast Baton Rouge and
Clinton Louisiana and from New Orleans the route Of the
State louisiana of said rights and franchises
expiring ON the LIST day Of July, 1863
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
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wrArurn N ASCENSION pARlssH.-rhe Acadian

WEATHER IN ASCENSION PARIsH.-The Acadian
of the 18th says:
On last Tuesday, we were again blessed with q
copious and seasonable rain, which was much
needed by our farmers. The cane, corn and cotton
were beginning to suffer for the want of rain,
which came in the nick of time. The nights and
mornings have been unusually cold. otherwise the
spring has been all that any one could desire, AND
should the balance of the season prove equally
favorable We anticipate good crops for thu
farmers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18
nmlp1ra MATERIAL. BRICKS, rIREwooD

vDEMoRuELLE Dealer,
A. the Old Basin. Of Toulouse ana TTShKn
80 Thie and Yellow Sand. Cement Plaster Of faTs Snn-
ans Slaves Also English, French and American Fire
fsricks and all kinds Of FireNood
- ofaeis ie - aus 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

-9=-9a---. City Of Jefferson, january LIST, 1850
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEKS-Notice Is here
IN by given all persons residents nonresdents indebted
to City Of the year 1859 and previous
years. the said taxes due and payable from the day
Of January, 1860 to the LIST Monday in june 1860.
Notice is further gwen that will be at office. Of
Falence o'clock A. NJ. o'clock p
NJ receive said taxes if the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according
FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

5ss.s. OILS,
Rnshtnn's Cod Liver OIL,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarps's do
British, Harlacm.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water
Florida Water, Meefi Fun,
Jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones, Chemical,
Railways Medicated, Castles,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
of all descriptions,
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Mofiat's Life, Brandreth's,
strong's Compound Sanatlve,
Strong's Pectornl Stomach,
Huifs Fever and Agne,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
IONS,
Grseffenberg, Jayneis Sana-
r., ~, - WA, ~
''s ,s,i : Asa' /" hiefs oalio-
rrr M nn,,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
xpops q ,os VI Z hns,liialh
,sii' u, !, :, tsiienaslcis heaiths
" \ , LET HI. 4 v y rnrghiiye,
a, Asue, hoopers,
, !, .,ss 1hea NM "
Iohpesns Anu-biious DUCK
Nltnss man
la.u Biooa, ihgolasby's Fllis'
s1ru,ts seg N EttAsonSi
isadsays heg.ia'ofa,
Isoses ha,ir9ad, Lei3.sreinaie'
i ! lhdiaii nhn,alive,,
Lo,!deh's Agne, noIloway's,
fisisteaa y Antt.leys fsptiet=5
ooreen'g' mei,an 1sys,i isser.
~, LAIN ~ ES.
z naIens Maaie patcneiSrs,
i nm III AI qa,is'l 4I,,
f,r.istadorais Rogles ==-a q
MTSi,EIJ, SNEOIJg
Dr. Morse,s Inyjporating Cor
dial.
Thoynss EXTRACT. t,5
,Tarrant,s Aner,ant
lhrIanps Ell1lr o. hnhoaro,
ICHftcft spanish MlXtufe,
Motber,s Relief. 7775i1T'- ~ : .5555t W.,
Tootiache Drons e
|Ivo,t,s Magn,tic Poydern.
sirs. Kidder's Cordial.
| Thompson,s Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Biliings's Astringent,
Hyntts Life Bnlsarri,
McMunn's Elixir Of Opium.
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Resolyent,
Tarrants Indellble Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
DIR. Fitch.s shoulder Braces,
Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CAZERAC RRAEDIES WE HAVE GOOD
Jppy hand DIRE receiving by direct from
France additions stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1888 IN eighth pipes 1888 in eighth and
quarter pipes, 1902 do; 1905 In halt and eighth
pipes We the attention Of the trade and connosseurs
generally article pure and unaduersted For sale
New York terms and prices by rl a
olqJ Gnlea uts in city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

A QUICONQUE CELIA PEUT CONCER-
n ne-es sonssigues Commissioners NOMINEES par Phonora-
BILE Sxeme Coqr de District de Ia es
la vaeur de Ia pruprstd prise pour ouverture
de favenue Washington de la Claiborne ravenue Upper
Line ct avenue Upper Line de Pavenue Washington Ia
Carroon ansi les dommaes ont jour 6 de
mai 1860 present ler rapport gefier dc Ia ite SSiee
Conr de District ct donnen avis presentes qns fe
application la dite 10 II de JUN proclaim QS6
feifet de faire confrmer lie dit rapport.
JOHN A. WATKINS,
P.YEISr r.
mvl7 q je2 to j. II. WARNER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

yIyO HIERCHANTS-AN EXPERIENCED MAN OF
business is in wait employment Accountant Correspond
Travelling Agent other useful position. note
drssed to Box a. Post-Qfce, will be attended to. as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18
aunrAu pu TnEson,zR.

q
VILE de Jefferson. lie Ter janvier 1860.
4 Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLESs-P lie pre-
sent avs toutes personnes residents ponrsdens de la
Vile de Jefferson qu tenues a Placement impo
sem notifies que les dites dne dser dn LEI
Consel encognure des Yaence evee Jefferson
de hesres A. NJ heures r NJ pour tes
Toues personnes devant des
present requis davo bureau Ter
Jas I'd FELIX LAGRoUE Tresorier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

THIRD DISTRICT CouRr 1CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Va
= ESTATE OF CHARLES HEF-
of New Orleans. FERMAN-Fo. IL, $780, n
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of Seizure and Sale
~ directed by the Honorable the Third Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed 1t
public auction, ut the City HOTEL Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 18th day 81 June
1850 at L o'clock NJ the following described property viz
Thomas ST. Andrew and Adele Streets and composed
lots having whole front Of sixty feet Rousseau
by hundred and fifty eight feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
MS-TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

&acW OfitAnh, 1iH-
VERMIFUGgs, ss9
Winar'H Canadian,
Swsln's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic, @
3-@ Kerl's,
] A. Fslrhsstock's,
RALsAM AND COUGH REM
EDIES.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
ry,
MaStfng's Naptha,
sherntar's Balssrn,
Bnchan's Hungarian,
BaviS's Wild Cherry and Tar, 4
ehenck's pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BartholnIncw's Expectorant,
Halls Bafsam, s.934
Ewayni's Syrup OF wild Cherry,
Ayers Chsrry Pectorsl,
Taylor,s Balsaui Liverwcrt,
sJayne's Expectorart, as3
Wfner's Eiecarnpaiiio,
Rogers Llvcrwoft and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liserwort,
stadley's Cherry Expectarant,
Londonts Indian 90
DR.. Roses do
AacLsants Strengthening Cor
saksAPsARILLAs.
DIR. John Bulls,
4. r. Townsend's, 5g .. 5g.
sRnds's. =
eld Jacob ycwnsondis,
Carpenier's
Wyucnop's, .5
Shakers,
Gs.tffenberg's,
Bristoi's, {.
Gnysottts Yellow Dock.
$50 - PLASyERSs.
Wells Strengthening,
,5i jew David or Hebrew,
~ Badeat'5,
Kpapp's Indian,
Alcockfs Porous,
Grififth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arniee.
I.INIMENTS.
McI.ean's Volcanic Oh Lini-
yi ynent. l l54i
1dexican Mustang,
Farrell's arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
E Hunts, - Il.
Hsyer's,
Tohias's yenitian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone.
Keliinger's, '8
Gardeners,
Bertine's Horse,
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayne's.
AaUE REMEDIES, etc.
Ofgoodfs Indian Chogogue,
Kowani's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge, 38&99
Vegetable Febfifuge.
L0zENGES4
.Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulinonic Waters,
Locock,s Pulmonie Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
L0vett's Wabpepeor Hair Glsss,
Barry Tricoplierous,
Lyons kaihairon,
Eoyle's Hyperion Fluid,
fhAlon3s Hair Inyigefatcr,
7Jsyne's hhir Tonic,
naa sslls Gs,s, y hi {yais Ton,c
Hamsys Eer Imstraie, - = N
sfIIsridgs,s Rai,n ~ Gal1mbia
RaagsS,s C;rcassian Balm
PANACEAG
.sva,r,s Hanrt,s ~ q ,gs
,Cnlien,x Indian Vegetable.
SIGTSfENT ANN SAVES
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n HALLER & BROTHER,
No. 1sS TCHoUPIT0ULAs STREET
Nw Manufactures Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK
In all its varieties Has also hand large assortment Of
Cooking Parlor and Stoves and prepared to I'LL
all orders in the above line In the City or Country
Particular all descriptions building work.
viz Copper Galvanized Iron Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Dswn Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads ETC.
Have the exclusive right Louisiana make
the recently patented invention Of abe1 Lewis from
the use Or buildings washed from all Alth
prior to the water being the Being self
acting ITSELF the necessity of hand labor in it's
action: q feature produced here before. Ola ~
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,. 8. sIHosps. G. II. C. coLror.
N j. 8. SIMONDs g. CO., AM<s
No. 10 Canal street, No. Grossman street and WV
N{AG3 Ne. 4 New Lsvee street. IN.
W Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron q v
Workers.
Brass Founders Fnisher and Manufacturers of steam
Trains Clarifying Evaporane Pans Fierers Juice Pans
Chimneys and Breeehng Steamboat and Plantation Black
snihing. @sa54 74as.,
{ "A
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES.
Planters Merchants and will find to their ad
vantage give call before purchasing contracting else
vvhars ly
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sIIIExE couE DE DIsrRrcr La VILE DE LA KouyEILE.
De i E9ayslIs, Orleans. J NO. sl2s -
EtR VERTU dun writ de safs1e ct vemte n
- moi adresse par rHonoabe Sixieme Cour District de
Y Nougele Orleans dams paae cdessus 10 procederai e
vENDRED 10 de iuin 1850 midi rHoel de la Cfts
vente pubique ct adjudication
I'm TERRAIN situd dams lie Qnatreme District de ce.te
sie dams et nuero Qnatoze borne par les Maya
SINS dn Camp sixeme ct Sepeme ayant vngt hut pes
face h rue On sur cent vingtcinq peds de proondeu
CoNDITIoNS-Compta au moment de Naturalization
r. T. PARKER,
my14 q jel 3 10 Sheriff de la Parosse d,()rleaus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-18

dc la Nouvelle- Orleans. ORLEANS vs. N s.
UyN yERTU d,un writ dc safsie ct yente q
"a moi adesse Honorable sixeme Con de District de
Nouvelle- Orleans dams aae cdessus e proeedera lie
MERCREDI JUN 1861 midi, H6tel de la Cite,
de- Commune les du Camp ct des Magasins la
yente pubque adjudication de la popas don't description
suit-- Il
DEUX TERRAINS situes dams lie Quaeme District dams
iiet No des Magasns Josephine Cons
lance ANDRE chaen peds de face
Josephine cent pieds dix pouces de
fondeur. 4,
Ensemble toutes les authorizations l en- ayai qui
sly trouSent.
Saisis dams laffaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Iadiudieation
f. 7. PARKER,
my5 IA u q les Sheriff de In Paroisse dt0rleans.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

4 WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y aud popular Family Medicines which they offer 70 supply
Druggists and Dealers q Pcpsors Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos M and Il Chartres street,
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counr THE STATE LortsIAsA TO ALL
Of New Orleans. whom these presents shall come
\ Grap.i nrr

sEcosp DIsTR,cT counr TIE STATE or LorIsASa TO ALL
Greeting 49,
WHEREAS, PATRICK IRWIN HAVING fuE-
the property hereinafter described has applied to the
Clerk Gou whose the deed Of sale record
ed eleventh day Of April A. d. 1850 for monition,
conformity OF the Of the
mode Of proceeding approved the fifteenth day of March,
1855
Now therefore, all persons interested herein
cited adonished, in the of the State Of
Louisiana Second District Court Of New Orleans
right title claim in and to the property
order Judgment of the Court under which the sale
made irreguarity iiegaity in the
and advertisements in time manner OF SALE tor any deieet
whatsoever show within thirty days from the day this
the public papers, why the sale
mi should be confirmed and hornologated
The said sold by the Sheriff Of the afoe
eighth of February A. d. 1860 by yirne of u
this Court the 18th day Of November A.
d. 1850 In suit entite City Of New Orleans vs. a. Bur
Co., No. 1902 of the docket of this Court Mt which
sale Patrick Irwin became the purchaser for the price OF six
hundred and sixty-seven dollars cash.
Description of property given in the Judicial conveyance,
viz:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the First District Of
this eity No hundred eight bounded by
Caope Enphrosne, Maunse tnow agnolal and Soils now
twenty five feet three inches and six lines front
Calope hundred and feet four inches and
lines DEPTH between parallel lines American
said forming Of Soils now Locust and Calliope
according plan drawn by O. "A. de Arnas Deputy Snr
yeyoor General dated December % 1852 and deposited in the
Shertf7s Office, for references
Witness my the seal Of Office, this l4 May, "A. d.,
1860 and in the eighty fourth Of the Independence OF
- S S''sS ' OCTAVE NOBEL, Denuty Clerk