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per bottle The holds quart 10 cent in
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sold az good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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THraD DIsn1cT CouRr
Of New Orleans.
G. RosELiUs. Receiver, W, FIVE
PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
TY, owners thereof unknown
M Il 6n6 33

i
Dvvxpru1E o;H6os. -.
Rf tlATuE Of q writ of seizure ana safe
+ . me directed b the Honorable The Third District Court 7,
OF rev urenns IN the above entitled Will proceed 70
se OF public auction At the City Hotel Common strcst betwesn
at I2o'cloek NJ
j. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND. No 4os, bounded by
Alexander Murat, Benylle and Cusiomhonse streets.
2 ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 424, bounded by
Murat Olympia, Customhouse and Canal streets. . -
5. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. go
bounded by ST. john Toulouse and ST. Peter streets and by
line running from st Peter Toulouse street, dividing il
ESQ.
Said ground three hundred and feet more
less front ST. John street. hundred and fifty feet more or
less front on Toulouse street. and hundred feet more or less
front on st. Peter street.
40 THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No, 457,
bounded BY s. Patrek Benadotte Toulouse and 81 rees
e. Peter streets having thirty fest front 81 Pete. street
Nos and Three having each Thirty feet front On 81 Peter
tween parallel nes Ls Nos thirteen Fourteen Fifteen
and having each thirty feet front Toulouse street
by hundred and twenty feet sig inches Depth between s
Patrick and BerRaiotte streets a535
According the plan Section No. deposited in the
office Of said Receiver.
Seized in the above suit. j
TERMS-Cash en- the spot. e
E. t. PARKER,
Yr19 aS ghar,F of thc Parish or Orleans,
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SHERTFF'S SALES.


rs y E RsTs ossss Fl ffM 2Fsks l.
= ~ Et #
tween Camp 1Ip and Magazine rsss On Friday lie 10Th Day
T AFR ls 4 Z ISL 81 ahkourD together .A III
s's pi = III IL
sssd At i sas sseys ''''' y r''' ~ ''' : ~
TKRMS-Cssh on the spot.
Sheriff Of IL & F r.l aAss Il olis:4sa
''sssi.is sssH p as.a'' F. : sE
dun ris d &
d
n re as z Camp ds'
I H ~ qs d nsq i ,s
ct des Rempsr ene peds de fae Ia rue Dyades
Ensemble toutes les bisses ct smsioraons qui ~
lie tout ssisi dams panaire CT .dcssrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de rsdigdiea Sm
mls q ap5 Is % shdrif dc Ia Parosse d'orltans.
DsTslcr couar CITY OF NEW ORLEANS i, ss "a,
q Ee% o,ssns MRS BROWN T. W e.s9 u; LIZ - =
ne disesd s. e rs hssorass q he sseeHd s
eli tsJ p ebssss s's5s ssfs
das & AP Go + SsSSf With ali
s M u sh If fin h Il
bounded by Gasonet Common Robertson and Claiborne
Which said lot having twenty nine feet six inches front On
I'm e. n ss p
street. ard feet nine inches and eight lines On
diagonal line In the Of said lot s5
The buildings and improvements comprise atwosory frame
each of and closet,
and second floor ao twostory frame Kitchen with
four rooms two in each tenement we'll cister priVe
The whole m per plan drawn by G. A. deAr Deputy Sur
veyor General and deposited the Office Of the Sheriff Of thu
Parish Of Orleans
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. r
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxrEaE CouR DE- DIsrRcr LA VILE DE LA EvELLE
de In Nouvers-ofleans. Brown, T. deci'-No Is $50
I'm VERTU dun writ de satste ct yentc 2
e adressa par Honorable Deuxieme Cour de District d.
Nouvee Orleans, dams aaire dessus proeedera
SAMEDI IA dsv 1850, midi, Hote de Ia Cite, rue d,
Ia Commune entire les du Camp es des hagans la VENT
publigue ct adjudication de- 80
ENTERTAIN situe dsns lie Premier District de cetc Vile
dams lt No. @ borne par les rues Gasque de la Commune
Robertsone ct Claiborne.
lie dit terrain ayant peds six pouces de face la
Robertson quar pieds deux enq gne
de la Gasque
pds dix deux nnes de pr.fondeu Ia lne d.
eutrc cote, du cote de la de La Cosune ct yng
pieds hut gnes gnc diagonae daus
fond du dit terrain. g :.
Ensemble ayec les basses authorizations qui q,
alson bois deux sages diyise
chaussee premier aussi cusne deux eage
aae chanbres chaQue location deux cham
bres puts, cuve iieax d. aisancs etc.
commencement plan dresse c. A. de Ass De
pr6 Apenteur General depose bureaR du Sheriff de
Parosse d Orleans. 4
Saisi dams liaffaire Ct dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radjudcation-
fnl4 "a 81 MI IA Sheriff de In PaFosse d'tDrleans
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BLOWS. FLOWS. FLOWS.
1900 Kings Carey FLOWS. assorted sizes.
1900 Hall L Spears Cast Valley FLOWS.
1900 =. .. Wrought Peacock FLOWS.
1900 Balls PLoWs assorted.
1000 Ayery's
1000 Clores Calhoun PL0WS
1900 Carrot 4 Coin,an's celebrated Steel Rover do.
I50 Nourse, Mason & Co.'s Steel PLoWs.
1000 Mayher's Cast FLOWS.
UNIVERSAL PLoWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES.
TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS
ROAD sCRAPERs,
etc., etc., etc.
.= Also
full assortment of slocombs PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which the Silver Medals at the late Fair
at jackson, Miss. For sale by
c. H. sLoGoNB & CO.,
- -z= 81 Canal street,
do Am And 50 IS mon str .
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DEArH OF 4 CELgBRAFED D0e.-0n the morn Of
silier Guards were returning TO their harracks,
accompanied, As usual. BY their celebrated dog
q Bob. he was unfortunately run oFer ~ 2 cat
and killed. q Bob y sailed in the simeon VAN sas
regiment to Malta in 1854 and on the deciaranon
of war nreeeeded TO Scntari He WAS present with
the regiment to which he attached a the lsnd-
ing in the Ormea aud at the battle Of Alma. sners
he was returned among the Iist OF mlsslns, 4.
s .s9a asne after an absence Of tree days. He
vs. present ii the Light Cavalry charge at Balak-
lava. ut InkeFman, aud served in the trenches, and
= Roh . returned with his regiment at the close of
the war. and marched into London at the head Of
his CORPS. a Bob " had been awarded a medal for
his services, which he wore round his neck 80 o
memento and decoration. ,s,i.=s
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TRAaIcAL EvEST.-We are panied to hear IL an
authentic form, that on the night Of the $50 Inst,
Mr.. A. D. Warson and q negro woman belonging
to him were murdered on q trading boat &C Dimond
Island, some six miles below Warrenton. The
murderer, after the commission Of the deed. pre-
scented pistol at Mrs. Warson and compelled hcf
to deliver up all the money she had 10 her posses
sion. Mr. Warson was engaged in trading on the
river in q trading boat. and had his wife and fam
ily along with him. The motive for the commits
sion of the deed was doubtless IN obtain money.
[Vckshurg Citizen.
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THE II. G. C's.-A meeting of the members of
this order was held in Atlanta, Georgia, on the
night of the 20th and after several speeches were
delivered, the following preamble and resolutions
were passed:
Impressed with the absolute necessity of viei-
lance and determination, in defence of the Consti-
tutional rights of the South slaveholding States
threatened with an "irrepressible conflict by and
through which these States are to be despoiled of
those rights; warned by active aggressions, insur-
rectionary movements, murder most foul ); and
the advance onward to political power of abolition
sentiment; it is time to prepare for an ominous fu-
ture, to guard well that which we consttutionally
possess, and as far as in our power, it may be, to
extend Southern sentiment, Southern institutions
and Southern civilization Therefore,
ResotUed, That we recognise in the address Of
General George Buckley, of Virginia, Major Henry
c. Castellanos, of Louisiana, and Col. N. G. Scott
of Alabama, movement which we heartily COM
mend, because the slavery States of this Union
have in their guaranteed, not only for the
continuance for domestic institution of slavery in
their midst but for its extension South with all the
other elements Of Southern civilization.
Resolued, That this meeting return its warmest
thanks to the distinguished and patriotic gentle
men, Gen. Geo. Buckley, Major Henry G. Castella-
nos and Col N. J. Scott for the valuable informa-
ton impaired to it, and do most cordially commend
them and their cause to the respectful considers
ton and support of fellow-citizens of Georgia
and of the South
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"a UNIQUE BALL.-seveniy one grass widows, =
residing around Elkhart, Ind, gave ball recently.
and invited their male friends. No ladies who were
not grass widows were admitted.
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTRa.-The clerk of the Aat&
steamboat Arkansaw Traveller furnishes tie fol-
lowing account Of the loss Of that boat, hriefsy
reported by telegraph yesterday morning As
The steamboat Arkansaw Traveller Captain
Thomas, hence for Arkansas river, strn6k a 8nsg
and sunk On Wednesday last. when within rs miles
Of Pine Bluff, Ark. A cabin passenger nasAed
Percy, from Dardanelles 10 supposed 70 be lost.
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A PIRATIcAL GoNpoLA.-A letter from Venice
says:
few days ago Messrs. Masiero g. Penso, who
are money changers at Venice, were taking strong
box, containing about flO,000 in hard cash, Gov
near the Ponte de Barattari to the island Gudecca
When in the middle of the canal Della Giudecca
long and very narrow boat, rowed by six men, ran
against the gondola, and with such force that the
gondoliers were thrown into the water. In the
twinkling of an eye four men jumped from the
long boat which at Venice is called vipera, into
the gondola, and laying violent hands the strong
box, carried it Off As soon as the booty had been
deposited in the vpera, she shot across the canal
and, passing under the bridge Della Pagla, was
soon lost to sight, although the sun was not set
On the 9th inst, the strong box, with the whole of
its valuable contents except 8000f. Austrian cur
rency, was found on the beach of the island Blu
rano. The police at Venice is SO exclusively oc-
cupied with political matters that the daring rob
| bers are by no means likely to be discovered.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
/ .oUIsIANA STEFAN CIsoTIsINa MANU.
FACTORY.
Is5....,.."-",Ca strsef.......,.s...Is7
NEW oa1xAsx

The rssribsrs respectfully inform numerous eusenstzs
and the Planters 10 gAsrsl they Ore always prepared 10
furnish tfsm With NEGRO CLOTHING Of he very bess me-
tarisls. and ., rsest ressoassss prices.
TIE large patronage sAsy reeeivs e dis neghborng
States lBaseod ser .ssasss4n 80 ss 70
meet soy Of business sd ers 10 be ass 70 suppy
patrons always with tie sad bes eptlous Of s
ters they have viii serea Of he rss prer
eut manufacturer TIE seuh aad shah baeorh b able
% euppiy Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They feel confident Tat they evs entire sssfseca to
ali those who paronise their eaey Southern enterprise
and solicit their orders which shall
ials en HEBRARD co.
patton, SMITH s. PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvTgR STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Have On constantly rscsising on eoais
on, direct from tho Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco,
every variety they offered the trade and solicit
the attention oGRoCERS and DEALERS br bsfee
purchasing.
They are the sole AGENTS for BURTON NAYS Cros
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE. 81 and lgs BUCK
FIKNEYs 5a and los and KENTs Igbedes various ether
brands; GRANT WILIIAMS II lbs, and others: LEoNO-
ma pOunds which ct Etate
tersburs, Va November, 1859; r X r. JONES' pounds
Twists which have taken the Premium North Carolina six
years succession and perhaps the finest Tobacco
world ~ #4=zs1=74
wILILAMSOE's TWIST, eirss pieaings3 RATE ELIZA
pounds intended for eounoeurs only ad every
seripton Of Tobacco generally used. -@EegE e
We also have the PowHATTAN PIPES which we receive
direct commission. d12 6m
COTTON EED..............cOTToN SEED.
have hand large supply Of Petit GuRn and
'Boyds Prot8e COTTON SEED which furnish during
the season Ia lots TO suit customers.
Planters and others wishing pure and well
Cotton Seed would do well give call before purchasing
elsewhere.
have hand well assorted stock Of GRO
GERIEs, which prepared sall at prices
CHAs. 3. RAHlEY,
esssa e asas.tss Grocsr,
ja6 SIN IS TchoupfsouIas street.
MACHINERY. ..............-.. MACHINERY.
| STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
| CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
| sHINGLE MACHINES,
4 INDIA RUBBER BELT,
&a CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HUILERs.
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
| At The Machinery Depot Of RIcHD F. HARRISON.
| jail If Nos. 10 and AZ St. Charles street.
4
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BrRsED At sgA.-The officers and crew of the
bark Martha, Of Charleston, burned at sea ON the
18th and l4thy were carried to New York by the
schooner Wave The captain gives the following
report Of the disaster:
March 1l.--Left Charleston for Boston with d
cargo consisting Of lG64 bales Of cotton, 233 tes
Of rice and 200 barrels of rosin. On Monday the
18th at 1920 A. NJ struck by lightning setting
the cotton deck fire, and ia several places ID
the hold threw portion OF the deck load over
board, and threw water with buckets on the fire.
Continued To work until "A. M. Tuesday, 18th,
when flames came through the main hatch. At q:
rs Al. Nj left the bark in boats thirteen iii All
including the captains wife, saving nothing. lit
10 NJ. was picked mp by the schooner Wave, of
Egg Harbor and brought to this harbor.
After we were taken on board, the schooner
stood for the bark, and found her, at P. H., en-
yeloped in flames at midnight could just see the
fire, and In half an hour she went down.
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d,HERoKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
-vERsUs-
NAusEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.


We the afflicted of either which do prefer'
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures own
Remedes-one which will speedily and permanently
vile compounds heretofore used with all their
delitating effect together with the ioahsome disease
many times following the use of Mineral Poisons.
The "Gherokee Remedy natures specific for Gonorr
hea elect, Gravel Structure Fnor Ahns eWhi,es IN Fe.
all diseases of the Urinary Organs curing these
by laws after all other preparations have failed
and offending
or effects which would sagger eeduit.
preparations nsed have failed but this
hes never fail Happily for man
kind the governor Father who afcs not to
kill but to .,,.
mercy he has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
which when TAKEN quickly flies to all parts OF the system
attacks every post and with fidelity and
truly admirable gives until has completely
PEELED the body and the unfortunate patient 70
Former health aud vigor.
Remedy strikes the very root of the disease It's
tendency net simply Suspend the but to remove the
sause which 1t depends.
And what enhances us value the entire absence Of all
SMELL II lay in the counting the
toilet table without being suspected Remedy for So
szet diseases.
treatise yenereal disease with full directions for their
perrnanent accompany each bottle,
Sold j. WRIGHT Co. Nos. FL and ISL Charfres street
Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers In
medicines.
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WHAT rHE DEuocRAcy MAY ExrBcr At CnARLKs-
Tos.-The Charleston News, in referring to tho
meeting of the National Democratic Convention IN
that city, says: # n n ss sf
What has her private hospitality 70 40 with sneh
a case m Eruption upon her 0f m immense horde
OF men, intent on their own selfish ends and fniif
ferent alike TO her people, their sentiments ana
interestss And thousands Of them, too, u Huch
character and manners that il they were sto come
here individually, again and again. II would never
admit any Of them within his doors. During the
presence Of that promiscuons crowd the private
doors of Charleston will never have been 40 tightly
shut and carefully guarded as then. She will CON
fer more watching than hospitality upon the camp
followers, y who have come to swarm at the azsen-
bling of national convention.
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FouRrH DISTRICT CouRT} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. UR
Of New Orleans. SIN LACO ~TE.-No. l3.405
DY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
Of New Orleans in The eye entitled cause win proceed e
tween Carap and Magazine streets, the 18th day
Of April 1860 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz =
Third District Square Thirteen, ST. Anthony Goodehidreu
Love and Bagatee Streets "a Bagatee street, by
81 feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cesh on the spot. --- .
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DEUxrENE Cors DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE s. GOLD
40 Ia Nouyelle- Orleans. MAN-ho I5,4
A Wis est par lie present donne nux cream
IA ile succession
celia peu daycr deduie dix jonr daer de
publication les rasnns lesquees lie compile
preene par de Ia te succession sera point
approuys homologu les fons ins rGpas
fotrneuient dit cofnpte.
Par orlrc de Ia Cour
ma q app MICHoT Dtnnte GTeiier.
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Ecosp DISTRICT CoURT
Of New Orleans.

Ecosp d STRICT CouRT MAKIANA sCHLnGEL wife sepa-
rated Of JOS. ANTOINE SCHIJ-
ofNew Orleans GEL Us. JOHN BROWN = No.
1909.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of Gerf faciRs to
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Orleans the above entitled canse, will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel street between
Camp and Magazine Streets EDNESUAY the llth day
April. 1860, at IL o'clock M
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, suaied in the First ~
District of this city aud designated No In square No.
comprised within Gra,er, rerddo St Jsns and AIDE Lii
the 2d Of December 84 and deposited in the office of
David L. McCay late notary in this city, said lot measuring
English measure thirty feet eight aud inches front
ferdo street and thirty feet In width IN the by depth
from No. and of hundred thirteen feet four inches
the line dividing it from lot No. Q, Of said plan.
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon with
out exception reserve.
Being acquired by the said John Brown from Mr.
Mallory before Francis N Hara
son. notary in this city the 9Th day of May. Sie
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -..----
r. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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RIDDEN ON RAII.--ln . Utica IN. X, Baper we
ar,d 4ba folInrrinn w.. 49, lslEF ~ &La&saNa

nnu Tue f0uOWlAS
large number of persons, with a band Of Gala
thnmpians, heleagHAred the house on Ccrnelia
street occupied BY Mr.. r !. Skinner, the gentleman
whose spiritual affinity induced him Va leaSc his
own wife and take Miss Kate Bearisley tc his enl-
brace. Stones and other missiles were thrown
against the house, and az last the door was In
danger of being broken in, Mr.. Skinner and Kate
Beardsley made their appearance. Leaders of the
mob inquired OF MIR. Skinner whether he had any
justification to make, to which he replied that be
had done nothing wrong and was at the mercy Of
those present The mob then endeayored to take
Skinner into their hands, but Miss Kate Bcardsiey
wildly chung to him with such tenacty that il WAS
long time before she could be separated from her
affinity. By main force the frantic and misguided
girl was at last torn from Skinner and gently ear
ried to the house. The mob seemed to have no in
tenti0n whatever of injuring Kate.
A rail was procured, and Mr.. Skinner, mounted
thereon received passage to the City Hall, where
the policemen took Mr.. Skinner from the hands Of
the mob and carried him to the watchh house, where
he passed the night.
The mob expected to find Mr.. Wheeler, The spi
ritual lecturer, and DR.. Bentley, the man who has
left wife and three children In destitute circum
stances, for affinity; hut in this they were dis
appointed. Those persona have been wise enough
to leave the city. After Skinner was taken to the
lookup, the persons who got up the demonstration
retired peacefully, satisfied with this manifested
disapproyal of immortality Ia their midst. n
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r. t. PARKER,
milo 10 Is az II Sheriff de la Paroisse dOrleans

WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprietors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5l and q Chaes street.
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TREAsuRRR,s OFFICER
City of Jefferson, January lst, 1860
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Notice is here
by given toa persons residents indebted
the City of Jefferson for of the 1859 and previous
that the said taxes due and payable from the LIST day
of January, 1850, to the LIST Monday In June, 1850
Notice further given, that will be Office of
Ysence and Leyse Streets from o'clock A NJ to o'clock
NJ receive said taxes and If the paid within the
mentioned time they will be dealt with according law
FELIX LAGR0UE Treasurer.
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nh9 ~ II No Se Orleans oTT-No ID, go
ATTENDU que Mary Theresa Kelly,
IN yeuye de Jacob prfsentd petition In Gour
Pee dobtenir cs Leres administration la succession
dc feu Jacob OFT, decide intestnt-
Avis est par present donne celia peu con
cerner dldnre dix ours les raSons pour ea-
ouples ii ne serat pas fait droit u la dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour. -.
ma rs app II. MiGBOF pepnte Gfehier
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OFT, deceased wife Of Geo. II.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
IN This and all 6her persons herein interested to
show within days from the present Il any
why the presented by The Adnsnsa
tor of should be homoogaed and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of tho Court - a, c,