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Urs Rhubarb, Cohosh or Rattlcweed Jamaica
Ginger Vanilla, Tor favof'ng' Lemon ~
Donovan's syrup q BARK EeIuao'g 70. Ion'S,
and remedy Tor Ague ana feNo'i IoH'g IN. I.. =
Calaisaya BARK. ." = ~ Il
Of the subscriber, No. l6j King street corner =
washington .i ~ - = = : :" ''Ai'l'' 0"'-'.-'
="
C0AL OIL, manufactured ~ The PANT Ifeeh
~ Works, Kanawha River. Virginia. TINS w
: equal It not superior = any ~ inauo =, m
Dnn''I oea'vs ,~ !, ,aa H. are prspnrei Il
vi :, I,r IN &c i like ouality can 10
rn,,E, IN ether wholesale or retail This OH i
2aI,7,Ia,aJ o,d ;,tor,I,d t. drive nh other Coal
G,Iy,,,,, - ,L. yirs;oi, market.
an H. COOK 4 co, sarepta Hall
,Nnp FTrJ,s GARDEN SEED-.Just III
| - IL, s,.,,,,r !. To-rc. Jerome /" d large
,,,,i,aybt, .IIcbrotcd Garden seed. which.
- ~ oadi'ion T. tbc surly received fen weeks
since, makes .ur present stock one oi the iarges,
ever offered IN this place. Catalogues y y h""
gratis. fof saIe ~ ,,,,p,,,r.,, ~
2d mo 29 Nos south F"'''"N street.
DROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRoCiiAs.-A iali
l( suppiy OF these invaluable II1ei,S '"r p''''e
speakers, singers, and others who need remedy
for hoarseness, tickling II ~" throat less y Vol'e'
&c. y '1rse s']%u ro1e , "ni' \ rbr , great .ayn
,I.,,s. IL ,,,.n irruuenily.-
M rocsi,,e5 ai,5 Far sale IN
,nh "a WIIgrRN 4 BRO. Druggists.
- yoNTApnrs MIRACULOUS PAIN
TUTTR. p.,i. l, Cblorolorlu: Iodide
G;.m,, Naa,c.;,. cbo,nnmi.c Flowers:
Rrowr Rev - Eronchiai and Laxative Lounges: Acid
ulatcd cayeane 10; Wistars 10. COD L'ySr w;
for sale By !. WILLIAM BOWLING.
NIL p
UvLLIS' SOLUTION CITRATE MAGNESIA;
IL CoEc's Sparkling "olatmei aver 'neT'5
rectoral; Beekwith's Anu Dyspepuc Filis; ~.
woods Tinctur Il FeTatrum Findei Cts"'er
oH'a'' money '"'i' ~ JsMES iII, ENTWISLE, Jr..
,I sn,rn.cory. al Ejng-.treet
.,-,,..,,,,,. .,,,,,,,,-, p,,r.,s
DOCKET BOOKS, Buck Purses, La"'ra '"rsos,
Uo'!.s 'i"'o'-o J,'' IN or LII ~
MI \ HART M. il2 King street,
Ncxt door ,a.t NJ Marshall House.
sigu oc tbe Golden Mortar. ap
C.oIry,y,s rxcIrsu AfrsTARD. splpbu-
totnE,tA-, 80. rr, snna. 1iin..n, Roor Buh
~ ~ ILL.,. EIornps M snir,,ur.
ghe@ va. N.Y., -, lived an c2
sale by JAMES ENT~ISLE, JR.,
ap ii Apothecary, "a hmE-st.
..,,,,., -,
hNANA SE""tS'-" - i sa.
1ars md Ivuchburg Chewing and Smoking To
6acco. which NJ offer for salo at the Northeast
corner 81 King and Washington strcel'.
NH - MlLBlRN BbO.
INVESTS no. i ETHEREAL OIL, ana 95
J., ~ NM a HART. lI2 King-strcct
Next door east of Marshall House.
Sign of Golden Mortar, aP "
1--WE STITFFS.-Wo call tho attention ot man
nc,rtpror. and dealers generally Ia our large
.lo,t ii mi kinds og DYE STUFFS, which ure 81
the best quality, At tie lowest market prices.
apI PEEL 0iE' Ems, "5 hih6 III,
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HOTEL REGISTERS, with printed headings
1 il ruled all ready for use, and handsomely
bound. for sale by lmh 24I ROBT. BELL.
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ATTORNE 1T h A W,-Aierond1ia va
naS~ Office on Royal street. lately occupied 0!
A 4 G. w. Smart an 1f--t'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
N. D. CoRsE
J. D. CORSE. N. y. CoHss o.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection ofhee 81
CORSE X OF II Frs

J. ID. C0RSE, n y CVrS
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office ef
C0RSE BROTHERS,
No. 90 Exchange Block.
WYE will make Collections on all accessible
wv points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject to Check, or rcmit promptly TO any
designated point.
We viii deal in Erchange Time Biils, Promis-
sorry Notes, Uncwrent Neney, Coin, DC.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Depositors.
A varied experience of many years IN this busl-
ness enables us to offer services with confidence
to the public. feb lS-u
! ". nuRKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
BURKE q IL Err b ERT,
Corner Of Prince and FaiJdr streets.
WYE viii make Collections on all accessible
wv points in the United States. and hold pro-
ceeds subject to Check or remit promptly TO any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange, Time Bills, PrO"ris-
sorry Notes, Umcurreat Nouey, Coin, dc.
STOCKS ond other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. Jan TT
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WASHINGTON & CO.,
Grocery, Liquor. and Commission Merchants,
No. IL UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, "A.
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL l3, 1860.
nRuGs. cHEMICALs, &c.
DRUG sTORE.-We haye a

WHOLESALE DRUG ST0RE.-We have a
w very extensive stock Of everything 10 our
line of business, which we have purchased with Il
view of building up a Virginia and Southern
trade Our GOODS will compare tavoraby IN
style and quality, with any similar establishment
anywhere, and we obhgate ourselves to sell ~ the
lowest market prices Hence, we hope to receive
the liberal patronage Of a generous people ana
will exert ourselves to give satisfaction p every
resnecf rap n PEEL 4 STEVENS.
DAINTS. Oils, &c.--We are now receiving
L our spring supply at Lewis 5 pure white Lead;
pure Zinc White; No | Zinc; Lcadbeators pure
white Lead: Litharge; Patent Dryers; Zinc Dryers;
Chrome Green: Hampden Permanent Green; Rleo-
mond do Raw Umbcr Burnt do; Raw sienna;
Burnt do Black Paint: Venetian Red; \andyke
Brown; Cologne Earth; Prussian Blue; Indian Red
Verdigris Red Lead; Gold Leaf Silver do; Bronz,i
Lampblack; Paris Green Chrome Yellow; Fellow
Ocbre: Roman do; also Paint Brushes oi all KINDS
N''' ''' - ' LEADBEATER { CO.,
4mo4 Nos. aud South Fairfax street.
TgIO TIE PUBLIC-Ha purchased the
entire stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, 6c.,
OF the Drug Store formerly occupied ny John a.
Milburn at the Northeast corner u hing ana
Washington streets, we most respectfully s'licit
the favour of your patronage. We viii keep CON
stantly ON hand Il fuIl supply Of FRESH anu
PTRE DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c, &c.
MILBURN i BRO
n. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded, at all hours. [mh 2fl NJ T.
CtTABLER's FLUID EXTRACTS Prepared
- from pure DRUGS, and in The most careful
manner to insure uniform and efficient strength:
Fluid Extracts Of Cubebs, Valcrian. Buchu IVA
Ursi. Rhubarb, Cohosh Or Rattlcwced, Jamaica
Ginger, Vanilla, Tor fayoring, Lemon.
Donoyan's Syrup 81 Bark, valuable Tonic,
and remedy for Aguc and Fever; Tonic Elixir oi
Calaisaya Bark. An lpreparcd At the Laboratory
OF the subscriber, No. 6j King street, corner q
Washington, b r. II. STABLER Chemist
NH 90
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THOMAS PERRY,
John MARSHALL

Commission Merchant No. ), Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
feb LEY
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navy & HARMON.

DAVY & q RMU n
HROCERS-DEALERS IN CORN HEAL,
(T CORN. OATS, BALE HA y, and all kinds
Of MILL FEED, corner of Prince and Royal SITS,
aexan,Iria Va. ap Idly
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SECURITY TO POLICY HOLD
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a LENANDkIA LIBRARY COMPANl.-
"A Library kept il toe south room, frst-story
j the LYcEUs HALL, 5. W. corner " Prince emu
Washington streets. Open every day from g :,
md from II o'clock, =. H. Annual subscr.p-
,ions, So six months SI.5O; three months, IT.
Volumes in Library, about $500.
President-R. L. CARSE, sR.
nTpE1TOpS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21
Loss or rHn pRornILrH HlA.-rhe puraer d

Loss OF THE PRoPELLER SoPHA.-The Purser OF
the steamship orixaha furnishes the following ac-
count of the loss of the propeller Sophia;
The steam propeller Sophia left New 6leans or
Tuesday, the 18th, at O'Clock, with q full Cargo
for Indianola and Lavaca; weather very me y anu
Thursday morning when stiff breeze started rom
W the fsres went out from leak in the boilers;
engineer en- M r worked w his best At them, but could not
succeed in arresting It's progress; We were then
ten miles from San I.nis; the snip was disabled
shin towards port The drag of the propeller pre-
vented steering and the wind soon blowed rs on
the beach within one hundred yards of shore, and
mile and half from San luis. ALL on board
saved.
The Sophia was owned In Philadelphia by Loper
& Co.,, and was cleared from New Orleans by
Goldenbow 8 Lesparre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

THE SupposED MuRDERERs OF Mr.. JoSEs.-We
the murder Of Alfred jones' were mot burnt yester-
day, as was confidently anticipated by q great
many. We heard at a late hour last night, how
ever, that it was probable that Adam, the leader
Of the trio, would be hung before the crowd en-
tirely dispersed and that the others would be
brought to the city, and incarcerated in the county
JAIL TO await the arbitration of the law. No ad-
ditonal evidence was ELECTED yesterday The old
negro, June, used the identical language in his
confession on that occasion as he did formerly.
He made clean breast of it; but whether it is
entitled to credence seems the mooted point.
Some believe it, while others discredit it. There
is little doubt, however, but that the murder was
committed between them, and they should receive
punishment commensurate with the magnitude
of the crime.-I Montgomery Advertiser, nth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

WHOLESALE POISONING. The citizens OF Napier
vile, Dupage county, have been having mad dog
excitement. One day this week gentleman,
name not learned, went 10 a drug store to get
some poison to exterminate part of the canine
community, and while there purchased some chew
ing gum for his children. He put both packages
gave the wrong package to his children and baited
the dogs with the gum, in consequence Of which
the former very soon died. Not long after, his
wife also expired from the effects Of small . Pof
tion OF the supposed gum and the man was HIM
self taken dangerously il-he having taken an .asle
of the poison under the same mistake. uar ,ias ~
formant states that the child of another man nss
been poisoned in the same town y e.e'ns : ssN'
cracker prepared for dog ,.a m, :, p.ass
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

An AFRICAN TRAyELER KILLRD.-Mr. Herman
Consul at Tripol, has just informed the family oE
Dr. Vogel that this unfortunate traveller was assas-
sinated Immediately after his entrance into the
Wady. He had his information from the Sultan Of
Bornou. "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

snoosg q asw psssr 9F e
ehs estate and g s SsT e. hssn e S TO
siss oad esG aes ss
and approved the funds distributed In accordance herewith
- ''''' = WINS f. NIcHoT Deputy Clerk.
pngsIsaE cegH D,szascr Ese pE
e ss Il m.s
ss1
g Y IA ssons pGI Ill., e
reat point spprouvs hoeosas ionds
mains repar,s confornement au dit compte.
m2l n 30 E MIcHoT. Dspute Grehier
sKcosp pIs1sg eopnr sUcqEssIooN go Of Y WILLIAM "a
WHERExs nsT 2s'sn Edmund Pendieten 1 has has petit
y as III gs % es 3 a on the
Notice Is hereby given ali whom II may to show
cause within ten dys why the prayer Of tho said petitioner
By order Of the Court
ne GILLIAN
TENDy que Edmund I 2. t,p,s prss, Z,
GaIaielle la succession vacanie de eu William heh de-
present donne tons eega celia pent
s4 Pss o1a%s &c K coar. ' Mrswor n...,e ,,.u.r
sraesp DIsgaIen counr 2succEssros oE WRIGHT
m s:::
they have why the account presented oy the CuIa
funds distributed in accordance herewith. =
f. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
q ss
ss L. a1,.s any
ssf as
s d. s i s s ne ss4s pa
appouve homoogue les onds mains rspar confor
m@ment au dit compte.
mls 10 22 f. MICHog D6pnte Grefacr.
SECOND Drsrn1cr COURT SUCCESSION OF THIS. HUNDLEY
EiC e Hereby given to 81
~ this Estate and 70 ali herein interested to
hey Ssre e cam wby liz account Tie
should and approved, and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
''' f. M1cHoT, Deputy Clerk.
Dngx,nsE Corr DIsrHtcrs sgccEssIoS DE tbs. Ell
de l. Sonyelle Orleans 5 HgSDLEY:.No. asSs:
ds e. i
prssehis par Il euratear De ia succession
psp parts eomormement an dit cope
mi7 f7 2dss ai Is De Ia o'af McHor peputs erener
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-THE UNDER
~ signed Collector Of State taxes does hereby notify AL
within .he First District o this CITY, to cali at his Office 70 G
HALL third story and the same within the time prescribed
law under penalty OF their property being morgged for said
taxes
THos. AsKEW,
Collector First District.
vIS AUX CONTRlBUABLEs.-LE soUssI
h gn Coectenr de taxes Eas nee rar le present AVIS
&c & Sea d es s &
bureau 26 CITY Hail. troiseme stage, payer
dsseir sgr proprisis hyeofssaase diss tase
ml4 aa Colecteur Premier District.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

Tom SAVERS AND THE RENIoIA BoY.-0n Thurs
day Heenan called on us to report himself, and we
at once perceived that he had been anything bnt
idle since his brief sojourn among the Wiltshire
downs. He was evidently in rude health, and fast
verging upon fighting trim. His mug was much
thinner than when we last saw him. and there was.
an elasticity and buoyancy of spirits about him
which showed that the formidable task before him
evidently did not disturb his dreams. The only
complaint he had to make was, that he was hunted
almost beyond endurance by the curious. who
would hardly allow him even to have his meals in
peace. So great was the nuisance becoming lie
said, that if persisted in he must, however reluct
antly, give up his training quarters admirable as
they were in other respects, and betake himself to
some other retired nook where none but his most
intimate friends could find him.
Tom Sayers, we are told, is doing his utmost to
get it, and begins now to see the Importance Of
leaving no stone unturned. He comes to London
tomorrow Monday to take his benefit at st.
Georges Hall, as announced elsewhere, and on
Tuesday morning resumes close work at his favor
lite headquarters. (Bell's Life in London.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21
From North Louisiana.
We extract the following from the Morehouse
Advocate of the 10Th

We extract the following from the Morehouse
Advocate of the 10th
During the past week the weather has been mild
and Spring-like. If we have no more cold weather
this season there will be a superabundance Of
vegetables in our gardens in about month. And
the prospect for bonntifnl supply of fruit was
never more flattering than at present
1t is predicted by many that the crops on the
hills will be large. Wehope their predictions may
be verified, and that every farmer in the parish
may produce as much cotton as he can gather, and
an abundance Of corn, potatoes, and everything
else.
A terrible tornado passed in northwest di-
rection from our town on Thursday evening last,
about O'Clock. We have not been able to learn
the extent Of the damage, but judge from the
roaring sound and the forest trees falling in every
direction, which was heard distinctly all over
town, that it must have done considerable damage
to the plantations over which it passed. Many Of
good people ran out Of their houses, apparently
greatly alarmed, to watch the progress of the
storm, expecting it to pay us visit. but it passed
over without doing any damage with the exception
of blowing down few fences in our neghbor-
hood and uprooting large oak short distance
from the Parish Prison. The storm lasted about
half an hour, a S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21
Chicago (nl.) Press.
A sw,spura annrsrrp.-The Savannah Republi.

can of the 18th says: .,sls$
The State Bank has received information from
baltimore, which confirms the opinion that the
man arrested there some days ago. is the identical
one who discounted the fraudulent drafts at their
counter. II is also said too that there is no doubt
of his being the veritable Bagby. The Sheriff of
Savannah left here yesterday, for Baltimore, with
the Governors requisitiea for the accused.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

Blondin, Mrs. Elondin and little feminine BIons
din walks the tight rope on stills. with lie manager
on his back, Mrs. b. sings sentimental songs, and
little Hiss B. Ga four year old draws the brace
rienne,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

state Of sickness is but partial lifs-as sick
man IS more or less dead.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21
r. z. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

orArRrExE couR DE DrsTRicrlLA VILE DE IA NILE NILE
de Ia Nonvele Orleans. MICHEL.-No. Is, 423.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facfas q
Ia moi adresse par rhonorabe Quaeme Gour de District
Z 4 dams paas edesSqs procsderai le
de Ia Commune les Camp ct des Magasns Ia
Tente pnblique ct adjudication de-
uN TERRAIN, sue dams 10 Deuxieme District de cette
Vile dams llet No. 25l borne les SeAnne dOreans
Preur johnson LIE dit terrain peds plus
moins de face Ia dOeans soxanteQunze pieds
plus oin Dc profondeur lie tout suvant beau
sement du dit District dpo au bureau dn Treserer de
vile.
Ensemble toutes les batses ct aalioatons qui
trouvent sur e dit terrain. @8430 GIH
Saisis dams rRhaire ci-dessus.
j CONDITIONS-Comptant moment de ladudication.
s3A Z. T. PARKER, 8f5
fe23 ms II q 81 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d0rleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

FouRrH DtsTRrcr CouRT2 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Of New Orleans. : MELCHI0R MTCHEI-No.l3,425
Ply YVIRTUE Of a writ of leri facias to me
directed by The Honorable he Fourth District Court e
public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets op SATURDAY, the Slst day
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District Of this city In the square ISL bounded by Ann
Orleans Prieur and johnson Streets Said
one feet more Or frsns oeans by feet
the Roll of said District filed in the
Office Of the Treasurer of this city,
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit. 777 4 W.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. tSE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21
+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

srxrEsE CouR DE DISTRICT WILLIE DE LA NOuyELLE-
ORLEANS VS.. SUMBER.
De "a MonyelIe. Orleans. fsst. No 7,750. 8-iz
EtN tEhIU dun writ de safsfe ct vente a
moi adress par Honorable Sieme Cour de District de
dams paaire idessus e procedera le
vente publique adjudication de- :
I'm TERRAIN, sius dams le Quatrieme District de cette
Vile dans ilet No 22 borne SDens Patrick
teine. l1g pieds de profondenr, N MI
Saisi dams Fafaire ci-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptant au moment de Tadjudication.
fer ms II % 30 sheriff de Ia Parosse dorieans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

VIENNA, Feb. 2s.--It must be supposed that the
influence of the high military party is again pre-
dominant, as the Emperor now listens with more
complacency to the counsels of his generals than
those rendered by his official advisers. The latter
are very desrous to prevent another rupture with
France and Sardinia, but the men of the sword,
who wish to renew the war, urge his Majesty to in
crease the strength of q certain number of corps
d'drn,e and to reinforce the army in Venetia I'm
til now there have been no very extensive prepa-
rations for war, but steps have been taken that
the army can be placed on war footing in
short space of time. The news that the strength
Of the French artillery is to be increased and the
Sandman army reinforced, must have produced an
exceedingly unpleasant impression on Baron
Bruek, who has expected to be able to replenish
the Golfers of the State by means of voluntary
loan Should the war be renewed this spring, the
Ministers of Finance will be hardly able to get
money except by means of forced loan, and the
consequences of such measure at such critical
moment could hardly fail to be most disastrous.
During the last few weeks the civil and military
ultra conservatives in Austria have made great adj
vances to the Russians, but you may be sure that
there is not yet any change of Importance in the
relations between the two Governments. Austrian
statesmen are of opinion that eventually there will
be general coalition against the Emperor Napo-
lean, and there is reason to believe that Prince
Windischgratz and some other noblemen of his
way of thinking, are now endeayerinq to prove to
NJ de Balabine that it would be to the interest Of
his Government to conclude an offensive and de.
fensive alliance with Austria and Prussia. The d
plomatist in question Is q shrewd man and conse
quently will hardly allow himself to be persuaded
that Austria is a desirable ally.
During the last few days it has been stated tha
the relations between Austria and Prussia have
greatly improved, but the Augsburg Gazette Ia
ments that there is not better understanding be-
tween the two great German Powers. In the
Bund, Austria disagrees from Prussia on all the
questions now pending, with the sole exception Of
that concerning Holsten. Prussia wishes to have
the protocols Of the German Diet published, put
Austria Is of opinion that publicity is not desra PIE:
Prussia thinks the Hesse-Casset cons'itussoh VI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21
SHERIFFS SALES.


rl'5s TF q Tf aFEsAss
3 s nJPpa1sss IL
q Il ey ss,se sss Common Nj
tween ang % and y Msgans streets FRIDAY the 10Th day
a CERTAIN LOT of GROUND, together with all -
b rsidae md sYss ssmps se a. sanss earn
Seized y the above suit = ','''s''
TERMs-Cash Oh the spot
Sheriff Of the Parish Of orIeans
&c / SoSSss S q lss okLEkSs alk pk ~ Is NE
xERTT 1T Dun Dun alias writ ds sls5i
siP' sf's sa saf:.f
TERRAIN sias dams e Fre@eq District de vile,
q des RepsIts pieds Dc face Dryades
Ensemble oues basses ct anfiorations qn sy
Le toni saisi dams l'affsire ei.dessas
coNDirioss-e'nptant au moment de radindiea@iion to-
mls q sps Is % sherif de i paroisse g doasans
NV Ss!sss 'i'aST srsLxeSsqESo KEY GELEAsS uk
Z s sslsd s ef A. od END
q Ssw Orleans IN the sboye entitled cause viii proceed 10
and Magazine e eg HG hs I dsy
q April 1860 at O'Clock M the following described prop
third District Square Tirtee ST. anthony. eeodehidren,
GA feet In depth - - y 4
Seized IN the above suit --.5
TERMS-Cash on the spot. a.
n r. PARKER,
Sheriff the Parish Of Orleans,
ouArnlaar coun DE prsrnicr 3LA VILE DE IA nog.
I'm 4 Z TETTsj KSSss,s s ssIseosTESs issds
mo, sareS par fhonoahs 9uaeme cour de District de
sAMEpI IA " 4 Gayr 1850 midi rHosel Dc Ia Cite
L yente pgbaue ct adjudication de propee ci de-
Troseme District let Treiae Antoine Bons Enfans,
pieds de profondeur.
saisie dams rafare ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su moment de radjudication.
m1s q 30 as IL Sheriff de i Ia Psroisse d,orieans
SIXTH ps1EIcT CouRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Of New oreans SUMBER-No 7,75U.
Ky VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale
- to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans in the shove entitled cause will proceed to
se at public auction at the City Hotel street. between
Camp and Magazae street,, FRIDAY the S0t day Of
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Fourth
District Of This city In No. 49, bounded by ST. Denis
St Parck Sixth and Seventh Streets measuring 30 feet front
on Seventh street, by ITO feet In DEPTH y t
Seized In the above suit,
TERMS-Cash on the spot
f. r. PARKER,
Sheriff foft the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-21

SECOND DISTRICT CoURr CARL KOHN VS.. J. j. FISHER
Of New Orleans. and MICHAEL FISHER = No.
pY VIRTUE OF a writ of fieri facias to
~ directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
Camp Magazine streets FRIDAY the 18th day of April
1860, at IL o'clock M.-
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the ,xsA
Fourth District of this city in the No. Sixtyegh @
bounded by Camp, Washington Magazine and Fourth :l
easurng twenty four feet and inches front on
Magazine street, by depth Of hundred between
parallel lines.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit belonging defendant Michael
Fisher.
TERMs--Cash the spot.
p. 7. PARKER,