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LEGAL NOTIFIES.

LEGAL NOTlGES.
ssss; {; s 9,:ss,s1 esssss sTcosssios q less -
~ q this estate p - S persons hsrea n.sSessd %
ey Ssgs S or ss zen Gays Io the
By the Ok his ssaie should not bs hooIosssed
and approved ths funds distributed IN accordance sreih
E.McHor, Dspusy Clerk.
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WIS sst par e present donne aux cream asssss
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q pssn,s All e rasca.
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sfS er T. hereby sfsen q az
show :. az sss and = ~ o!nss person. herein
they have Why DC final 81
proved the funds distributed IN accordance herewith
By order Of the ccars.
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& Ti 4 N su, oilssns ARMsTRoNa-No 40
ss'a gs FAVOR dsaIrc iosls
final prscnts par PAdminsrateur &c il die succession
Pa ofdIe Do i coar W. ''''p'''
srco.n n,:-,,o, co---1 c;IccgssIoy - nsI .Inv
o0'Hi D sGss Wiasv q & k.saas Jaa
xxq Fl Nsy oTlssns niIla. s NO 1850
w 6, has petitioned tho Court for Letters d Admins
iraon o. The estate q ne late Adelaide Darby Widow q
f.!.en w Jaanilo T. 9. W., deceased interstate
Notice Y hereby given e all whom Il e show
Bs order q ths Court : u,cuor ,,,.,.s 49,.
prr..rr. com u p,srr.ss SUCCESSION d. apErA.
d sl 4 ESsys a, o.,s.a gssaie lssss:
ion pTesene une position 10 cour Pefet dobtenr
e, ieiIes IA succesSion DC feue Adelaide
Avis BAR Z Prsssn. donns eeuT celia
qqse I ne ssrsit fat dr0it la de petition
~ s 81 an j evll' z. McHor, Dspnts Grefasr
sEoosD Drs.alcz Counr SUCCESSION OF THosAs WIN.
~I e MY Orleans q r. coiIINs.No. ls.Sas. -
N " Ky Is m ne glvcn 70 the GEedlt9rs
they have can Why the by the Curator
BY order Of he co snSo'asaes 'ns'sv''n
E. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
pFuxIrxE coun DE- prsrnrcT SUCCESSION DE THOMAS
"a eefs Dc i a auss one
ssa s rs asss W. dill srs ssr
hom y Mains
eOT r5as ss5a. a y. ,d A. conn somps.
mzs 4 81 - : oN'' f. MTcHoT, Deputs Grefser
s m n,.-,,cz Conn.,, sIocEssIoy or caaR1rs
'-N Of New Orleans wUNsCH-No oiss
show q ss
ines ass re Il t ean WY ,IS aceS S q IA
the funds ;. Is ,,s sdn in accordance herewith
S' ''Ns1 y '''' S'N' E. M1oHor, Deputy Clerk.
nrr,yxr corr mr. r,,s-s,c- 3s1iccrss1os M CHARLES
al NoaSsls Orleans: WTEsoH.No slss; :,
A srs ~ "a ms ~ ouss ans QUO
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SEcRErEp TREAsUREs-d Touch OF the Mdruel
o,.s.--A recent issue of the Kenton county, (kyo
Democrat edited by John p. Harrison, Esq, con-
tains an article headed :. A Strange Discovery
The E discovery" was brought about by MIR. r. A.
M. Call driving steel ratnrod into the GROUND,
while out hunting on the Kentucky hills. ranging
the river below Ludlow, and imagining as he drove
his rod down that he heard it strike upon some
thing metallic, which induced him to take stick
and remove the ground, which was soft and ioamy.
His companion, Charles Porah, of Govington, MI.
Call being from Cincinnati, came mp and assisted
him. AT the depth of about two feet, they came
upon a tin box twelve inches long by seven wide
and five deep. They forced the lid, which was fas-
tened with brass lock.
On opening the box they found package en-
yeloped in q Cincinnati Gazette Of September 8,
1887, tied well with a dark string. The contents
of this package consisted of three letters OF docu
ments in cypher, four transfers or eonVeyances OF
prt perty though all diseonneeted) pair OF lady
half worn dark kid gloves, pair of fine gold spec
tacles, small oval gold plate or charm, Ma.h
4 various devices engraved thereon, among whcn
was hand holding dagger, with the pom, Gown
i ana a flame issuing from the handle, Win me ist
4 tara s. o. w. l. X. arranged in CIRCLE also SIP
j az dingy, discolored paper, written all over WIN
mysterious cyphers. This package did not occupy
but portion Of the box iurILer examla a ~,
itsh goid 81 Spanish and United States whole silver
| dollars gold and silver watches, 70 small steel
I KEYS Masonic and other jewery, etc., among which
were two things which are as yet kept private.
| pair of finely finished Derringer pistols hnshes the
4 inventory.
| Since the foregoing TRANSFERRED, which was on
Tuesday of last week, Mr. @. Blackburn, OF Covng.
| ton, in the name of his uncle, who was murdered
about the time the Murrell gang infested this
neighborhood claims the treasure. And Col. Geo
Dudley, of Third street, Gosington. makes TIL
same claim in the name of friend, at present re
siding in New York, who was robbed at that time
One Of the robbers was arrested in New Orleans
and half the property found In his possession
Another was caught in Cincinnati, who stated tina
4 he had buried his part Of the booty opposite, Q
| near, Cincinnati. Mr.. Adams was then pretty we
4 searched, but nothing fonna.
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THE SroRE Boar MuRDEa.-The Vicksburg Wing
of Thursday has the following:
The examination of the young men, David and
Lewis Castleman, who were arrested on the
charge Of committing the murder Of the store boat,
near Diamond Island, commenced on Tuesday,
before Robert Burney, Esq. Justice of the Peace
in Madison parish, and was concluded yesterday.
The accused where bound over in the sum Of
$4,000 to appear before the Circuit Court of Mad
ison parish. We learn that the evidence against
the young men was exceedingly meager, while the
defense offered evidence proving that they were
twelve miles distant on the night the murder was
committed. The Magistrate concluded, however,
to send them to the Circuit Court. Chas. L. Buck,
Esq.,, of this city, appeared for the Defense and
R. p. Trabue, ESQ.,, of Madison parish and R. B.
Foster Esq, of Vicksburg, for the prosecution.
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n D., IL IT 1890 ai(lyjeansS S0N--No AGO.
INN I'M VyESISTU dun writ de fieri facias, moi
Ii adress par Honorable D. r. MITCHELL seconde Justice de
Poix IA paroisse dOrleas, dams rssire edesss 10
nroesdern le LuNDI davril 1861 midi, nagasn
dams Ia rue n Cirque entire les foydas Perddo, Ia
yente nubaue ct adjudication de-
TN lot de MEUBLES. 4za3
Ssisis dams i'afiaire cdessus. szz =
CoNDITIoNS-Comptan moment de Naturalization
W. H. W Alters,
Nh O itnus,sla La.
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A CURIOUS SURGICAL Casa rare instance Of
a perfect recovery from d desperate wound was
brought lew days ago under the notice q "a tie
Academy of Medicine, by DIR. Larrey, who a. t NJ
same time presented to that body an American nj
Preterre, to whose mechanical skl me
sergeant Of the s5h Of the line struck By
mushet ball. which, after completely a sna,.sr ihs
the lower jaw out behind o w anafs had sad
sku, c,usg n n would have rendered the case
tney oesn n 4 hardly credible that SO extensive
saeh a an IL ssae a assfn o.
s sne nJ h;ah cred;t on the army surgeons who at
tended him. To restore the power of mastication
hy mechanical means, NJ. Preterre was called in,
and succeeded in his task by an ingeGions contri-
vance, which has been greatly admired by the iirst
surgeons in Paris.
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oLusKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.

a[A EheyclOpe0Ias
By NJ. W. cLgsKEY Washington D. T.
l4lg f.4f
Il contains among other things,
The various Party Platforms
The Kansas iegislaien Of Congress;
Green Douglas and coamer and Messrs Stephens
INC maferial portion q the Kansas Nebraska Br
The crttshdsn Montgomery Senate and Ensiish Bs The
al ahs ae ssff sies ss
The bred Scott Case. l57
Artielss q CONTAMINATION All ~ ''''P
ord assn d i sssa and ISL 9sS''''
Mr. Report in favor Of the Dsbation Of The Public
Lands and able documents against It, with full history Of the
President plerees Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
A history Of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the
President pisrees Message yetoing the River and Habo
Tie School Land nh, and votes thereon.
The CLAYTON Bslwer Treaty AZ
Extracts from Speeches Of noted Republicans and Abol
NJ. Toon,bs' Boston Lectpre On Slavery.
Nessrs Bushapan's Williams Letters on Inc Bargin
NJ. eaihoaas Port HIM address
history Of Party Conventions
Peyer Of the suprssIme Court ;s.a :.
anSss ssss. 'ss
orgsnszsssa and Hon A H. ua'' Letters signed "nd
Kenneth Rayners Speech Phladcphr November 1856
and in North Carolina i'll 1892 20
history Of with the on; the various Tariff.
history Of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
History Of the Annexation Of Texas
Opinion of public men on the power Of Congress over the
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon sectionaly
The Compromise Measures Of 1850.
Clayton Compounds. t.%
Proys
with many other things, too numerous 10 mention;
subject fny treated every Congress,
any subject having political Specification, Il given.
book VII post up The public speaker fully on the Kansas
sagle Copies, Isl Club Of Sig SIS.
JAS b. SMITH ( CO., Publishers
WATER. WATERn
CLEAR, PURE wATERn
e subscriber ia now prepared furnish public with his
HYDRAULIC sELF-cLEANING
FILTER,
with capacity furnish from FIVE GAIAoNsto ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAYi
This Filter nnlks all other Filters gets foul
d adapted to purposes where fiterng required
s-For reference-st Charles Louis Hotels Carroll
ton Railroad Company, Louisiana Sugar Refinery Dr. Mercies
Canal street. and others in 49,. 80.
Ey- Office No. Tchoupitoulas street
N #. RICE,
nsu New Orleans.
THAs. II. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER n
~ soRIr. STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Elk
eaA. No. 25 carondelet street,
! osl " Between Common and Gravter.
9EO MENseHAE. STATE TAX COLLECToR Fol
II the Fourth District has removed be office from konssea
6 Isee street between Josephine and Adele streets
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QUATRENE CorE pE nisTRlcT P THoRouGHGoon & g
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. ell vs. SEES CREA6CIERs.
No 1868.
I'm VERTU dun orilre de vcnte rendI lie
Ia de 1860 mni adress par Phonorable Qua.
temc Cour de District de u Neuyee Orleans dams iafare
A. NJ les eux capres desgnes pour lie compile des Gre
acers dc Transferable la vente pubaue adjudication de-
No. 46 des Magazns deuxieme trosee etage entire
les Nachez Graver dams premier district de cette
vile, suivant nventare.
Aussi du reant du bail DIES dts ieu expan 81 dc
novembre proclaim S rason de $1,000 Fan payable men
sueiemen lie premier de chaque mos asec p
vlege de renouveler aimee Respiration du
dit bail
Abandonnes par rinsolvable creanciers.
CONDITI0NSCee cree etant seconde ct dernere les
tes propetss reimbursement adugees plus oant ct
dernier enchsrsseur px oert douze mos
de credit facqnereur fonrnant bon obligation. avec
caution bonnie ct solvable Ia o
ha 10 oyer eeheance In balance du prtx
disqualification. Sill await, bond payable douxe mos
de credit, ansi quill est dit ci-dessus.
q. r. PARKER,
nl22 2s 80 81 az Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orleans
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ouarRrHaE ooun DE DISTRICT OLA VILE DE Ia Nog.
de la Nouveile- Orleans SIN IAoosTENNo is,ad5
Inn VERTU dun writ de safsie ct venfe, a
II moi adress honorable aaseme Gour de de
sAMEnI n diayril 1860 n midi, a rH5tel de la Cite,
me s la Commune dn Camp aes Magans,
critic, Fayoir -
Troiseme District et Tie ST. Antoine Bon. Enfans
Amour ii Bagatee 81 pieds de face Ia Bagasle Ga
pieds de ptofondenr
Saisie dams laflaire ci.dessus. .7z5!a555
OoNDITIoNs-co Compliant gu moment de Naturalization.
r. n. PARKE
NILS ~ so as IA Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans,
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DErxiEaE JUSTICE DE PAX
pour la

: V1-A AtLntf u b9AiNh- 49, n
pour la Z
Paroisse d'0rleans. J
I'm VERTUE dun
Ia moi adressd par pHon. i
tiee de Paix pour ls paroisse d.
lie procederai a la Bourse de 10
entire les rues du Camp ct dies N
1860, 4 midi, d 10 pente publiqu
UN CERTAIN LOT DE ~
trict de cette willie, dams Pilet N
Dryades, Rempart tautrefois T
lot de terre mesnrant environ z
Ia rue Delord sur une profon,
moins; ainsi que tous les edifit
vent, CONSTANT en- une maison
en- brique, ct une cuisine haute
Saisis dams l'affaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
mSl ap7 10 "a MI
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FouRrn DlsrR!cT couRr2 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. UR.
Of New Orleans ! sIN LAc0 .IE.--so. 10, 400.
- directed by the honorable the Fourth District
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public anction the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY the 18th day
of April 1860 IL O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty, 80
Third District Square Thirteen St. Anthony. Goodchdren
Bagatele Streets "a feet front Bagaee street. by
81 feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. @=
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The BURSTING OF THE STEAMBOAT EASTERN QuEEN.
A letter dated Wiscasset, March 81, in the Boston
Courier, gives the following particulars Of the
burning Of the Eastern Queen, Of which we had a
brief notice by telegraph:
The Eastern Queen was first discovered TO be on
board, and when first seen the IRE was upon the
forward part Of the upper deck. The flames spread
with great rapidity over the whole vessel, which
was about three hours In burning to the waters
edge.
The Eastern Queen had been newly painted and
refitted, and part Of the furniture had been
moved on board the day previous, but the most
valuable portion Of it remained in store. The men
except the suits they wore. The remains Of the
steamer sunk at the wharf, and efforts are to be
made at once to take out the machinery and move
the hull into shoal water The cause Of the fire ia
unknown,
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT G. R0SELIuS Receiver, FIVE
PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
of New Orleans. I TY, owners thereof unknown
No. l4606.
DIV VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
I'D directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Cmup and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, April a. 1850,
at III 'clock NJ
Alexander. Murnt, Benvie and Customhouse streets.
2. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 424, bounded by
Murat, Olympia, Customhouse and Canal streets.
3. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND. No. 296,
bounded by ST. john Toulouse and St Peter streets and by
line running from ST. Peter Toulouse street. dividing ii
from property belonging heretofore to Norbert Ngn
Esq. ssz8Z E5
Said ground three hundred and feet more Or
less front St John street. hundred and fifty feet more
front st. Peter street.
10. THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 4s7,
bounded by ST Patrick Bernadotte, Toulouse and ST. Peter
streets Lot No One forming the Of s. Patrick and
ST having thirty feet front ST. Peter street by
hundred and twonty feet six inches St Patrick street. Lots
street, by One hundred and twenty feet In Depth be-
tween parallel lines Lots Nos Thirteen Fourteen, Fifteen
Sixteen Seventeen. Eighteen Nineteen Twenty,
and Twenty having thirty feet front Toulouse
by hundred and twenty feet six inches in dep
Patrick and Bernadotte streets.
According the plan No. 2now deposited
Office of said Receiver.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
e. tt. PARKER,
NILS ~ IN as IL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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srosss s1 5,jss.' .
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN this and to all persons herein Interested
show within days from the notification If
they can, why the account By the Admin
Of this estate should not be hooogated and approved
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court. =
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SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 10. Il RIxoN, EDWARD
For the Parish of Orleans aLLos W. +, 81
ny VIRTUE Of a writ Of iieri facias, 70
tho Peace Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
will proceed sell public auction, at warehonse on
Circus street between Perdo and Poydras streets WE'D
NEsDAY the 18th day Of April, 1860 nj II o'clock NJ
A lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.--THE UNeER-
In signed Collector OF State taxes does hereby notify all
sons indebted 10 the Of 1859 licenses of 1860
within the First District of this city to call at his office, a6 City
Hail. third story pay the within the time prescribed
by law under penalty Of their property being morgaged for said
taxes. al IVA 8E& sT W.
Office hours from . "a. NJ. to ar. D..
THOs. AsKEW,
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WIS AUX CONTR1BUABLEs.-LE soUssI-
n gne Collector ss noe par lie present avis
toues DIES rEat pour 1853 cees
pour licences 1860 dams Premier District de eee e de
susdes dams lie prescrit par lo sous peine
Heures de bureau de A. NJ a3P, NJ
THOS. ASKEW,
MIA N. .H Coiecfeur Premier District
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r. 4
iG. Fl. DIXON AND Ed.
WARD MALLoN vs.. PAT
RICK C0Y-Nos AT, 423.
writ de tieri facias a
D. F. Mitchell, Deuxieme JUS
Orleans, dams l'affaife ei.dessns,
Cite situae rue de la Commune,
dagasins, lie MARDI, Ter dc mai
10 de-
ERIE situe dams 10 Premier Dis
=, borne par les rues Delord,
rue du Grque) ct Cailiope lie dit
n pieds, plus on rnoins, de face d
deur d'enyiron 136 pieds, plus on
ees ct authorizations qui sly trou
en- bois a deux etages, la facade
.
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EcoNp DISTRICT CouRr) MARIANA SCHIIoGEL wife sepa-
rated of JOS. ANTOINE SGHLU-
Of New Orleans GEL. JOHN BROWNING.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facfas to
ID directed the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
public auction the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine streets WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
April 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First -
District of this city and designated No in No. @
g. comprised within Gravier, Perddo. St. Jane and Ade I'LL
line Streets per plan by Augustus Phelps Surveyor
ed Of December 1874 and deposited in the Office Of
David L. McCay late this city, said lot measuring
English thirty feet eight and inches front
Perddo thirty feet in width in the depth
Of one hundred and six feet and dividing
lot No and Of feet four inches
the line dividing il from lot No. 6, of said plan.
Together with the buildings and Improvements thereon with
out exception
Being The same acquired by tyotaf John Brown from
Alexander Mallory, net sf fore Francis N Haral-
then notary in tN-y Of May, 1919.
Seized in the above siRLE SQUARE OF Z
TERMS-Cash on the n u MOD DIR
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Fire DISTRICT CoURT3 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
of New Orleans SMATHILDA PHILLIPS--No. s245.
RYVIRTUE of an alias p1uries writ of fieri
u acas to directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Court of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street be-
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY the 10Th day
of April, 1860 at IL O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -.
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the 1
First District of this city, in the square No @ bounded 1
thirty feet front Dyaes street. by ninety Eve feet in depth
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
- E. T. PARKER,
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Neh OrIeans 1aiIp Grssfsnt,
fhe Case 81 IIxsas.

The Case OF Hysfss
A Washington correspondent Of the Boston Tray
eIer has the following in regard TO Thaddeus
Hyatt, the Black Republican, who b ambitious Of
martyrdom for the sake Of notoriety
The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Traveller writes that the case Of Hyatt ID exciting
much attention. Senators and members Of the
House are among his numerous visitors. The jallor
has relaxed the rules, which are vigorously en-
forced against the other prisoners whether rich or
DOOR which are that they shall receive no yiaitors
except members Of their immediate family and
their physician. Mr.. Hyatt's room j. quite Large,
with ron bars, from which ali View Of The City IS
excluded by heavy wooden blinds, which can
neither be opened nor removed. When Mr.. H.
was placed in the room, il was bare Of all fnrni-
The room now contains a bed, three chairs o wal
nut table, a few tin and earthcn dishes, d wash
stand and fixtures. The brick floor Is covered
with cement, except IN large spots where this Is
washed, and the room is serupulously Clean All
the furniture of the room has been supplied at the
cost of the prisoner, as will be all the additions
made to his accommodations.
Mr.. Hyatt appears not at all downcast by his
Imprisonment. He declares his determination to
maintain the position he has assumed because he
believes it to be right and because he believes Il
would be wrong TO accede to the demands of the
Senate. Not that he desires to conceal anything,
for he has asserted that whenever the Senate will
recede from the compulsory process, he will volun-
teer any questions which they may ask. His po-
siton Is this He denies the right Of the Senate to
coerce witnesses, either as to attendance as to
testimony. He has nothing which he desires to
conceal but he declares it his intention to test the
power of the Senate. He can suffer as long az they
can infict punishment 1t has resolved itself into
question Of endurance.
Mr.. Hyatt has sent for his library and his maps,
has made arrangements for furnishing his rooms
comfortably, and will make himself contented as
possible, with a view to stay of years. He has
written to his brother to conduct his affairs as
though he were dead.
Mr.. Hyatt is evidently determined to win the
crown Of Abolition martyrdoni, and no doubt they
! L. AL
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DEuxmsz couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ADELA-
VIDE DARBY, F,vc de Etienne
de Ia Nouvele Orleans. JuaniIo +. Q. Mo- Is $50
A TTENDU que Anachnrsis Etienne Car
les Le.tres Administration Ia succession Adelaide
Darby veuye de Etenne Juaniio l., decide ntesat
Avis par e present donns que peut
aavor dedre dix iour pour
quees il ne serat pas fat drolt la diie petition
Par erdre de Ia Cour.
M 81 ap5 E. AIcHoT Deputs Grefaer
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GALE OF LOTS IN NEW CITY. -
A CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE AT FER
GUsoss POINT THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE NJ. o. R. II. RAILROAD.
pLoWs. FLOWS, PLOWs!-IN STORE. AVID

receiving direct from the Factory the following viz:
800 Robt Halls Peacock and Wrought Mould Board PIOWs
II, q 3and4 / IL. ?
ditto, Maysrle pattern with and without Cutters
300 Hall & Sears Valley PLOW with extra Points.
1900 John Kings Cary FLOWS plain extended Bars.
100 Balenger,s Sugar P1OWS
50 Ballenger's Flnke PI0WS.- -3...f az.
800 Jarrett & Gotiman,s with and without Cutters.
100 Balls PLoWS 2 to with and without Cutters.
100 Cotton Sweep .uiyators Al and 2.
For sale by JOHN ID. BE1N SON,
fec SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-31

DEuxIrxE CouR DE DisrRIcr SUCCESSION DE THoM AS
de Ia Nouveiie- Orleans VIM C0LLINS-No 1900.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
II ciers de Ia de Succession,
celia peut dayor dedure dig iors daer
par e Curneur de la de succession sera point
appronve homoogue, les fonds entire mains epas
formarnenf dit compile. sfsag3i 4
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
M n 81 II. M1CHOT,5 DGpnts Gfetier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-31

traion on the estate Of the late Adelaide Darby Widow Of
E.ienne Juanillo, I. c. W., deceased interstate
Notice hereby given 70 all whom 1t concern TO show
cause within ten days. why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. @
By order Of the Court