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a PaIsuEss MARRIEs FOR LoYE.-A recent letter
from Europe says
Gossip is busy in Europe just now with the de-
tails of d mesaliance of German Princess The
illustrous lady in question is Princess Elizabeth
Aaelheid Caroline Glotilda Ferdinanaa of Hahen-
lobe, born January 6; 1881, sister Of Prince Glod
wig Of Hoenlohe SchiIlingsfurst, and sep-neice OF
the Duchess Of Kent The Princess, who il Of re-
markable beauty, was left an orphan at an early
age and received her education at the Palace Of
Sehillingsfurst the residence other brother Among
the Professors attending her there was Herr
Laucher, who had the honor Of teaching Her Sc
rene Highness the knowledge Of the pencil and the
brush, and the skill Of mixing water eeloFs. The
upshot of this series Of studies was that Princess
Elizabeth declared to her friends that she was in
love with Herr Laueher and was determined to
marry him OF nobody else. Thereupon great out
cry Of all the members Of the House Of Hohenluhe,
ending with an escape of the enamered fair one
to the palace Of Duke Ernest H., reigning Prince
of Sake Goburg- Gotha cousin OF the Princess. Er-
nest warmly espoused the cause on the fair fngi-
tive and, thanks to his akfal diplomacy. the pha-
lanx of the Hohenlohes at last gave way. and few
weeks after the Princess exchanged her name Tor
that Of Madame OF Lancher. The z happy couple :
are now living IN small town on the banks Of Ihe
Elbe. where q fine property has been pufenasea
for them BY Prince Clodwig.
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Hrs WIFE SLAyEHoLDER.--We extract the fol-
lowing correction of a report, from the sixteenth
days proceedings Of the Methodist General Con-
ference. Like many other conscientious oppo-
nents of the peculiar institution, Mr. Quinn il not
made miserable by the nse Of the blood-nioney:
Rev. VIM. r. Cowles, Of Iowa, wished to correct
statement In a secular (Bnffalo1 paper, that the
Committee on Itinerancy had reported that the
Philadelphia Conference had passed the character
of a stakeholder, and In SO doing had not violated
the Discipline. Mr.. Quinn was not a Shareholder,
but his wife was and it was because she would not
consent to il that the slaves were not set free.
He did not want il to go forth that the Methodist
Church permitted Conference to pass the char
acter Of a STAKEHOLDER. STILL he confessed, he was
opposed 10 a mans living by slave labor, and then
slipping off from responsibility under the hoops OF
his wife.
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GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
cLusKEY,s POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
OH
Encyclopedia.
ByM W. CLusKEY, Washington, D. 9.

It contains, among other things.
The various Party Platforms
s. The Kansas Legislation Of Congress;
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural al.
Senators Green Douglas Goae and Nessrs Stephens
II 4h ssa material Spp Sesrasks
Tbe Grjtsenden Montgomery Senate and English Bills The
the n sasA hsps Psss e gs
The Constitution Of The United States.
Articles Of Confederation.
% ofnassss i f lsss ssa ssaEsss
Mt Clay Report Of the Dist hution Of the Public
Lands and able against it. with full history OF the
President Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address Of Mr.. Faulkner on the snbject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Peces Message vetong The River and Harbor
n, The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery 49,,
Extracts Speeches of noted Republicans and ADOLF
a an ] Of nc
aa Ne. eaihaaas Port Hill Address
Ere ssss sss
ras q Carolina on the
e hs snPsG so Gesf Report on The subject
and md NJ u lsT esrs ss s
Speech Philadelphia in November 1856
"a history Of with Inc votes the various Tariffs
bistnry Of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
n Fillinore,s Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History Of the Annexation Of Texas ., mn .
Opinion Of public on the power oil congress over inc
riteries
The Nicholson Letter. =, 3.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri COMPROMISE with vote thereon sectionats
ea Tss Compromise Measures Of 1850
Clayton Compromise.
Wiimot Proviso. i.,
With many other things, too numerous to mention
Every subject fully treated and vote IN Congress- Oh
sny subject having political Specification Il given
fbs book will pest the public speaker fully on the hansa
and other questions.
single Copies, s.; Club Of Six. $l5. ,a.,.,
et ef JAS. b. SMITH CO., Pnblishers,
IVA Philadelphia
nEAcH RRANnY-A few barrels ola ana pure Aeco
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Gt,NsTABLE,S SALES.

THIRD JUSTICE THE PEACE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
PROPERTY belonging
Parish Of Orleans. to unknown owners and de-
scrihed below-Eo. IA 5i5.
ID directed by the Hon Arthur Sancier Third Justice of the
reace parish of Orleans will proceed sell public
june 1850 Y o'clock M the following described properties,
assessed as unknown for the year 1853
Fourth District SQUARE 49, bounded by Baronne, Dry
ades Washington and Fourth the undivided half of the
Nos a. measuring each rs feet front Fourth
street, by l25 feet In depth
Fourth District SQUARE 27s bounded by Dryades ST. Dem
MIS- Eighth Streets and consisting Of the lot No.
having of 80 feet Dyades street. by l25 feet in
depth.
Fourth District SQUARE S26 bounded by Liberty Howard,
jackson Philip Streets composed Of the following
yiE Nos IL L. Isl I6 M is and 10 having
Liberty street, by 1888 nahes in dephand Of lots Nos
20 and & having each 30 feet front Howard street, by M
feet 6 inches in depth 55zz=z
Fourth District SQUARE 35s bounded by Frere Jackson.
Philip Streets and having front of 30 feet inches
Freret street, by 1888 feet in depth.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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Qu1rE TauE.-The Binghampton tN. 70 Demo
crat thinks that Lincoln is . third-rate, slang
whanging lawyer; man, well enough IN his way,
Int possessing no proper qualification for the place
for which he Is nominated, j put forward as Ola
Aha IincoIu,-aold Uncle Abe Honest Old
Abe,-and the people are expected e accept 2
slang nickname, in lien 81 fitness. and so il blind
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SIXTH DISTRICT GeuRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans NJ $. sMITH-No. 84la
pY VIRTUE OF d writ OF seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed TO
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, on WEDNESDAY, the sixth
day of june 1850 at IL O'Clock NJ the following described
property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth -
District square No. 1856 bounded by Magazine Joseph f
ine constanss and st. Andrew streets measuring each M
twenty inches In depth Together with all the
improvements thereon Gf any,
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. *ss.zz
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e. T PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

sIx1EME CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA MILE
dc Ia Nouyee- Orleans. ORLEANS N. s.
SMITH-No. s4t4
I'm VERTU DUN writ de smisie ct yemte o.
~ moi adresss Honorable siieme Cour do District de
Nouvee Orleans, dams are cessus 10 procederai L.
MERcREDI, uin 1850 midi, afflicted de Ia Cite,
la Commune, les dn Camp des Magasns Ia
pubque adjudication de la proriat6 don't description
suit SzzE5
DEuX TERRAINS sitnes dams 10 uatrieme District
Pet nar des Magasns Josephine Cons
ST. ANDRE cacun cling peds de face
fondeur.
Ensemble toutes les authorizations il avaiH qu
sly trouvent.
Sasis laffaire ci .dessus. z=s555
GoNDITIoNS-Comptan au moment de Rehabilitation
e. 4. PARKER.
my5 Sheriff de IA PA
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: Z. 4. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

sIxInrE coua y p.srnicr}T. RIDGE MICH II.
De J a Moass H., qrsans, pnfEf:.No assa:
n adrese par Tnonorabe slxeme Conr de District ID
Nouvelle Orleans are cidessns, 10 procedera
MERCREDI JUN 1850 midi H6tel do ID Cite,
Commune les du Camp des Magasns, radndl
cation de-
TERRAIN ue dams u Premier District Dc cette Vile
Nouvee0 Orleans dams rilet borne les Tchonp
toulas, Regeses Celeste ct lie Felicity Road lie dit
dneu peds ct quatre
lgnes Tchoup0uas peds dix
gnes Y Felicity Road yngt peds tr9 poees
aare gne atera foant angie Dc Ia Tchoapitouas
q du Felicity Road.
trsuyen to les dro seyitudes et ayanages
appartenan Les ites batsses arn6ornons
copenaent cn de residence bassss bo quatre
desanees Rrdpises paue dune compost
chanbres, trois cnve etc.
alice dee de enq pieds De largeur ouvrant e Felicity
La aison asgle Felicity Road dc Ia Tchonpou
cafe louee rson de S55 mos
juquau oyembre proehain les aisons
iouees a raison de SIG par mois chaeune.
L. sas dams pahaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment do I adjudication.
e. 4. PARKER,
e Ill 2 Il
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ABDUCTION OF LITTLE ELLA BuaSa.-This re-
naIkable little girl whose public readings excited
SO much attention IN this city not long aimee, in
missing, and 4 reward Of one hundred dollars is
offered for her discovery. T Will be remembered
that the child pending some litigation between her
father and Mrs. Burns, 10 whom she was Elsien-
tured. WAS placed by the courts under the custody
of New York lawyer, who III turn caused her to-
be sent to q school kept by q clergyman IN this
city From this sehool little Ella whose real name
il Eva Bell Written on tile 2Ist Of April h.
weighed under false pretenses BY Mrs. Barns. The
child was dressed in toy Clothes and Mira Rnrns.
in company with . man gnlfg hy sha nHnae Of
Dodge, were traced 70 the Delay House, Albany,
where they registered their uaines d Mr. Dodge,
Mrs. Burns and son. They were next traced to
Buffalo, and there all track Of the party WINS lost.
Il is alleged that Mrs. Burns Il d most improper
person TO have charge u The moral culture q 2
young girl, and 4 il posed she wishes % make
money ont OF her, hy giving exhibitions in tae
Ganadaa. z Little Ella 4 II described ~ being
{ between 8 and years old. and ratler fnll ~
like IN older person, with large front teeth and
long brown hair curling naturally Her miners
attorney ID Dexter a., Hawkins, ef 70 wall street,
New York city, to whom any nfofia al u ING
matter may he sent ~ : zyealea fa -
IanEssE sHAaKs. We take the following from
| the Hobart Town Mercnfy II the 18th December
Aboutnoon onsatariay two gentlemen went for
n mil ii. a Materafatis huat across the cove. and
seaing something faasiHg, they pulled up IL n.
when to their establishment they found themselves
face 10 face with tie carcass Of . bullock which
was being raveneasiy deFanrei BY two immense
sharks. They Immediately returned 10 the New
Wharf and endeavprad to procure q line Of hsr-
poon but failing to do fhay took q boat hook with
them and started agaia To the cafcassA Upon COM
ing up 10 ii the monsters were still hard 10 work
the boat hook was thrust az aud struck enc Of
Them bnt he only relied himself ayar and vent 10
the other size Of the bullock. The sharks were
computed to be eighteen feet long aud two feet
across the back Of the head. Msssshoald imagine
that this circumstance xeald nssks hefsrs careful
Id selecting the spot fas performing tlasir ahIa-
tians. LAnsfraiias Mail II
When deHlnaa Mafs III ssase vas assea
why the nnan haehalaf was gaiar 4 sseaasss1
she replied. 3 u asn HHs that lAeE don't
get married u zs.zaszs Gel 1872
-
The scenes af a,ug ela 1st easa IA 4 pteasaak
dreaua. long siuee dressaasa. a4aA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

III NJ y Orleans CY ADAsfS-Nna 16 Sill.
wv HER EAs EImfrR Adams haas peti~
w this suYt for Letters Of Administration on the
estate of John Quincy Adams, deceased ntestae-
Notice hereby given all whom to show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court. - ......,a. - ,,, ~
DnuxIEsE Conn DE DIsrnicr 1sueGESsInN nE ii, JOHN
DC u Nouvelle- Orleans. QUINCY NJ s. a Il,
TTENDU que EImira Adams pressnte
IA petition la Peifet d'ereuir les Leires d mt
nsration IN succession Dc feu John Quincy Adams decide
intestat- .#
par present donns que celia peu
eerer davoir dedne dix jonrs les rasons pour les
aueles u ne sera pas fait doit d Ia dite petition
n,y26 70 je5 n. MIcHoT Depute arefler.
sHoess nsfa,ss oE aAMEs L
rs L hsr e to sns
show within days from the any
they have why the presented by the Ttr
should be h8noogated and approved the funds dis
tributed In accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court. - .u :. $3.50,
DrgxEnE CouR DE DISTINCT SUCCESSION DE IL JAMES
de Ia Nouveie Orleans. ) LILL'S-No. lb,9l2
A WIS est par lie present dOnDe aux cream
n de ia dite succession tctes aues que
presente publication rasons pour esqneles
Turee serat Ell hofnoo
gue les fonds mains spastis commencement au ds
compile. @
Par orIre de Ia Cour. -
my25 % iea r. MICHOT, D6pns6 Grehier \
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sxrE1E couR DE DISTRICT La VILE On Ia NouyEILE;
de IA NouyelIe. Orleans. No sizss
Inn VERTU dun writ de Saisie ct vemte a
- moi par Honorable Sxeme Gonr de District de
Ia Nouves Orleans dams Faire cidessns je procsderai lie
yENREDI is JUN, 1850 midi Hote de la Cite,
Dc Ia Communist entire les du Camp Ct des Magasins IL
vente puhliqne ct adjudication de
UN TERRAIN sue dams lie Quatrieme District de cette
VILE dams e numsro Qnaorze borne les DIES Maya
sins du Camp Sxeme Septeme ayan vngt hut peds dc
face rue n Camp cent vngcnq pieds de profondeur
Saisi dams ratfaire cdessts. $g&
CONDITIONS-C Compliant au moment de REHABILITATION.
E.. n. PARKER,
myl4 q feI s Is Sheriff de In Parnisse d'Orleans
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mya1 HIS Il Sheriff of the Parish of ORLEANS.

sIxrR DIsrRicT CoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans. w. w. VAUGHT-No. 1926
RY VIRTUE Of a writ OF seizure and sale
~ directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans the entitled canse, will proceed
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street.
tween Camp and Magazine FRIDAY the 18th day
June 1850 at u o'clock NJ thefoowihg described property
viz: Tt8
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in the Fourth
District Of this city the number fourteen bounded BY
eight ee front Camp by hundred and
feet deep.
Seized in the above suit -=7=77-#s
Eft PARKER,
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pEuxEME coua plsrRlcr I'ETsr De "A LoulsIAsE,
de la Nouvelle- Orleans que ces ptesentes
eoneernent-Salnt
TTENDU QUE PATRICK IRWIN, AYANT
n aehete fate lie Shsrif de 10 paroe Or
leans Ia propse ciapres decrite adresa greer de
Gonr Ia de vente ft enregree lie pnzieme
yri de FANNIE 1860 e9nfoFndmen de IL
monitons LII maniete de proeeder,' approuve lie 10
1856
Quill eonn tontes ntdessees par
presente de PEta de Ia Louisiana ct de In
Deuxieme Gou de District de Ia &ouve Orleans g
proprieta eiapres dsee consequence
Gonr dguel la vente etc fate de rrtgn
lare egatt dams Pesiimation fays lie temps tie
mode de la Rene aue Queieonqe de aire
voi dams trente ors daer de la publication de Get
ponrquo la as fate selat conrmee homolo
gnee.
propriete vendue par e sheriff ssdit lie hnieme
jour de svfie de annee 1850 decet de ceite
Cour rendu lie 2e ovemre de lannae 1859 dan Faire
della Vile de Ia Nonvee0 Orleans T. H. Burrows & Co..
No l6042 u docket do cee Ceur, aanelle Yene Patrick
Irwin ses rendu acqntrer lie priN de 66 compliant
description de la proprttd dapres lie transfer judiciare
savoir
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Premier Dis
ct de WILLIE dams et No hnit borne
Galiope. Euphresne Aannel mantenant Magnolia ct
Soils Locst eauel lot est par le No ct
pecs trois ct six gnes de face Ia
Giope peds ois ignes de
lot forme encogne DIES Soils maineant Locust CAL
Hope les btisses ct authorizations dess,s dapres
plan aessd G. A. de Ama deputd general date lie
" de decenhe 1859 ddpose bureau du res
Temon signature lie bureau IA de mai, A.
D., 1860 ct dams Ia auare quatrieme aimee de PIN
depsndence des Etats unis. 5555.@
my2t Is ie4 OCTAVE M0RETI. Ddpnte G sehier III
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TRolsIEsE couR DE DIsTRlcr) LA WILLIE DE LA NILE,
ORLEANS vs. La Success
ae "a Nonse'1s- ofsaAs FERMANaNe rs 1850 ! =
Inn VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vemte n
"a adresse par honoabe Troisieme Eonr ode District
la Nouvee Orleans dams latire idessus je pIocedera lie
yENDREDI is jnin 1861 midi. pHoe1 de la C6,
Commune entire les du Camp DIES Magasins la
pubque adjudication de la propete don't suit la des
crption
Quaeme District iet Quarane etn, borne par les
Rousseau StThomas StAndre Adele compose de denx
ayant ensemble oxante pieds Ia Rous-
seau sur cnqnante-h hut pieds de profondeur.
Sase dams l'afaire ci-dessus.
CoNDITIGNs-Co Compliant moment de radjudicaton
e. I. PARKER,
81 Sheriff HI
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SECOND DISTINCT CouRr THE STATE LOUISIANA,
Of New Orleans. whom these presents shall come

SECOND DIsTnIcr couRr THE STATE LOUISIANA TO
Orleans. whom these shall come
Greeting
WHEREAS, PATRICK IRWIN HAVING EPuR-
property hereinafter described has applied to the
Clerk this Court in whose Office the deed OF sale record
the eleventh day Of April A. d. 1860 for monitien,
advertisement conformity of the Legislature of the
State of Louisiana entitled act relative to monitlons and
proceedngn approved the fifteenth day of March,
1856
Now therefore, ye and all persons interested herein
aduannished the of the State of
Louisiana of the Second District Court of New Orleans
who right title claim in and TO the property
order Judgment of the Court under which the sale
made rregnatity egay in the apnrasements
and advertisements time of sle for defect
cause within thirty days from day this
first inserted in the public papers, why the sale
made should be confirmed and hOmoogated
The said property sold by the Sheriff OF the parish aore
said the eighth day Of February A. d. 1885, by virtue Of
decree of this rendered the 18th day of November A.
1859, entitled, City of New Orleans r H. Bur-
Co., No 1902 of the docket Of this Court at which
hundred and Sc ty-seven dollars, cash.
Description OF property given in the Judicial
viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the First District Of
this city in the No four hundred eight bounded by
Caiope Enphrosine, Maunse Magnoal and Soils now
which said lot is designated by No. and
twenty five feet three inches and six lines front
Gaope hundred and feet four inches and
deph between parallel lines. American measure
said lot forming The of Soils now LOCUST and aope
according plan drawn by G. A. de Armas, Deputy Sur
veyoor General dated December 90 1852 and deposited the
Sheritf7s Office, for reference.
Witness my the seal of office, this l4 May A. D.,
1860 and in the eighty fourth year of the Independence Of
OCTAVE M1REI. DEPUTY Clerk
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sEeosp Dls5slsr CoURF WIDOW GoMasT Succession
nv vTszTyTTc - . 1870 : :. - -. /,

of New Orleans. e GARDNER JoHNsos,-No.
pY VIRTUE OF 4 writ Of seizure and sale
~ 70 directed by the Honorable the Second District ton
q Ne ofsans II The above entitled vii proceed 70
tween Camp and Magazine streets. WTsDNEt DAY the 9th
day Of june 1867 I2oclock M the following described
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth -
District city Of Lafayette pafish Of jehsr |
pewa feiici and Jersey streets designated BY the
Two plan dswn BY q AZ Hedin Architect and Civil En-
The Office Of H. b. gena late Notary OF this city which
lot to sad plan American thirty
by depth of ninety feet between parallel lines and bound
ed n the BY alley five feet wide and the
adjoining lots together with the buildings and
2. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND designated BY the
urb 81 Mary District Of ts city said ground mea
surfing feet Girad street,
eth parallel s q sna ten s ~
General the 18Th day Of April 1896 and deposited for refer
IN the Office ri p i Mcay then Notary in this city
3, a CERTAIN LoT Oh GROUND situate il liz suburb
81 Mary in this city In the bounded by Julia ST. john
plan drawn BY L. H. Pile Deputy Surveyor. The 9Th
ls5 and deposited for in the Office Of A. CHA
eons q aid plan feet front On ST. Peter street.
hundred and inches and Eve lines deep
feet sx inches the side Girod street and twenty
eight feet wide in the Together with all the improve
LOT IS ROUND situate IN the rear of
aubonrg Lacoarse the First District Of this city in the
being designated by the No. Four 81 square No Twelve
certain paa drawn by os P then Surveyor q The Second
tie eaana sas
G. Pollock then the Noartes this city the sd Of
October said lot Of ground hasr thirty feet front
lei lines hundred and inches and
eghhs Of an inch Together with all the buildings and I'M
provements thereon, etc.
Seized in the above suit. ,<o5
TERMS-Cash on the spot ~
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The aeenessaf a,nr elaalliA3at easa As q pie asaak
dreala long sillee dreaaassl. a4aA
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When JeHlim& waass Hi III was asked
why the nnan haeheiaf was slsl Hiar. lsseausssf
slae replied u Il se aasf that aAsy don't
get married. q zs.s55szs EA sags
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
ESTATE OF CHARLES HEF-
FERMAN-No. IA $50. .'i3
writ Of Seizure and Sale
the Third District Court Of
ntitled canse, ] will proceed to sell AZ
) Hotel, Common street, between
on + FRIDAY, the 18th day of June,
lowing described property, viz: \
Irty one, bounded by Rousseau, st.
dele streets, and composed Of two
sixty four feet R two brass met,
sht feetfn din good working
Q spot. in, three brass of
r,..-,m r.. =. -
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT T. Ridge MICHAEL DUFFY.
of New Orleans. No. 1924 s &
5RY VIRTUE OF writ of f1eri GaciaS to
- directed by the Honorable TIM SIKH District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auetion the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY June & 1861
IL o'clock NJ
: A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights ways, a
privileges and appurtenanees thsreuno belonging M
any wise apperaning stuae and being n The First Da
Tchoupiiaulas Religious Celeste and Felicity road
said o feet eleven inches and four lines
Tchaupoulas street. hundred and fortysix feet
inches and sir lines Felicity road twenty feet three inches
the hundred and twenty feet inches
and Eve lines the other side forming the
Tch0upitoulas street and Felicity road. %
The dwellings improvements said lot comprise five
story frame dwelling houses, four Of which covered with
klaes the other with composition containing each two
rooms three csern with alley in the rear FIVE feet
wide, opening Felicity road
The house on the Felicity road and Tchoupouas
occupied coffee house, and Is rented al SIS month
up the Of November next and the other enements have
been rented mt SIS month, each. n
Seized In the above suit. G %
4 TERMS-Cash or the Hpo 33,8
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SHERIFFvS SALES.

8E1osp DIsrHsoT Eouar CITY or Nt If ORLEANS VIII J H
- e Asw flfleans. BuERGWS GDs--Nos IsDf2s
RX VIRTUE ola writ of seizure arid Nmae,
y 1e directed BY The Honorable the Second District Ceuf
III, s@ sss n the atcys entitled saus win proceed 70
June, 1900 VT ~ ocYos% III u z - - ~ - - y
QSE LOT DF f5ssstfSTs st.0a.. a. -. rs,.. rxs.t. -
wv cy n se saaars No s bounded IN casops Eapbfo
wieh aia M y aeeigs hy Nd And measures B
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