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E. II PARKER.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

slS r. S GouR Pc DLLE ~ La VILE
sMITH-No. S4l4.@s=7
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente q
~ moi adress Honorable Sixeme Cour de District
n a. aass o laG T. e
de Ia Commune les n Camp DIES Aaeasns la
vete publque adjudication de Ia propte don't description
suit
DEux TERRAINs siut dams lie Quatreme District dams
iiet No 1876 borne Magans Josephine
ST. Andre ehacun cling pieds
Ia Josephine cent yngsep pieds dix de
fondenr. -
Ensemble les anelioratons fsil araD qu
sly trouvent
Saisis dams l'affaire cdessus.
COND1T1ONS-Compta moment de rehabilitation.
4. T. PARKER,
rnv5 IA 81 Is ies Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Oreans
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CONSTABLE,S SALES.
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CITY

THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
PROPERTY belonging
Parish of Orleans to unknown owners and de-
@= scribed below--No. Il, 5i5.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fierI fncias, to me
II directed Hon. Arthur Saucer Third Justice
Peace for The parish Of Orleans will proceed sell public
june 1860 Il o'clock NJ the following described properties
assessed is unknown for the year 1855
Fourth District SQUARE 49, bounded by Baronne, Dry.
AIDES Washington and Fourth streets the undivided half of the
Nos q and a. measuring each rs
street, by l25 feet in Depth
Fourth District SQUARE 2s bounded by Dryades ST. Dem
MIS- Seventh Eighth streets, consisting T.
having front of 30 feet Dryades street, by LIS feet in
depth.
Fourth District SQUARE 326 bounded by Liberty Howard
jackson and Philip Streets and composed Of the following
viz Nos. H. L. 49, 49, III IS and 49, having each 80
Liberty street. by 1873 feet inahes in dephand lots Nos
20 and having each 80 feet front Howard street. by 1873
feet 6 inches in depth.
Fourth District SQUARE 1885, bounded by Freret Jackson
Locust and Philip and having front OF 80
on Freret street, by 13S feet in depth
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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osR OF THE ARCTIC ExrEDrrIosa.-The cincin

osR OF THE ARCTIC ExpEDrrIoSs.-The Cinein-
matt Gazette of the 2sth says:
From private source we learn that Mr.. G. f.
Hall, who departed from thus city several weeks
since, will leave New London, Connecticut, to-
morrow, on his Arctic expedition. When Mr..
Hall left Cincinnati it was his misfortune to have
impending over him several business obligations.
One Of the parties to whom he was Indebted fol-
lowed Mr.. Hall to New York, and attached not
only his sledge, but his prepared provisions
trunks and books Of reference.
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NoREL, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIEsE couR DISTRICT )L'ETar DE La LOUISIANA !
della NouSelle orleans. tous ceux que ces presente


DEu1IEsE couR DE DIsTRlcr LETar DE LOUISIANA,
dela NouSele Orleans ! 1ous ceuN presentes
eoncernent-SRlut.
A TTENDU QUE PATRICK IRWIN, AYANT
achet6 fate par lie Sheriff de la parosse
leans proprete ciaptes d6crite aresso
ce!e Cour gu In de vente t enfegsree lie onzieme
vril de lannte 1860 conformtment
Legislators de Etat de la Louisiana inula rela
aux monitons ct la manieIe de proctder appronva lie Is
1855 775'
Quill soft tontes personnes par
prdsentes sonmees de fEta de la Louisiana
Deuxieme Cour de District de la Nonvee Orleans u
raen aso droit la propret6 capres dece
DUN default de orme dams forde Judgement la
Cour yertu dquel la yente etc faiie rrtgu
lare l6gaite dams Destination, PAWS lie temps
mode de Ia vente pour aure Guelcpnqe de re
yoir dams trente iOurs daer de Ia Publication avis
pourquoi Ia yente ansi i seait confee ct oolo
guee. - r
La dite prophetic fut yendue par lie sheriff ss hneme
our de svrier de annee 1860 dun
Cour rendu lie 26me de novembe de annae lS dan, are
De Ia Vile de Ia Nouvele- Orleans r. Fl. Burrows Co.
No 1902 du docket de cette Couf aquele Patrick
Description de la propridte dapres lie udciaire
SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE stue dams lie Premier Dis,
tric de cete WILLIE dams e No qatre hu
rnes Calope Enphrosne Mannse mainenant Magnolia
Soils mainenan Locust lelue lot desgna par No
mesae piecs tros pouce ct six gnes de ace
rue Caiope sur eenn pes quae trois gnes
profondeu entire ignes PARALLELS, americane
lot forme fencoignure des Soils mantenan Locust
Hope avec les hses ct authorizations cdessus dspres
plan dressc q A. de Aas deputa voyer general
~ de decenbre 1853 ct ddposa bureau du Sheriff pour
Temoiu signature ct lie bureau ce dc mai A
D. 1860 et dams la quatre tqustrieme de Pin
dependence des Etats Unis.
my24 % je4 OCTAVE MoREIs Depnte Greffer n
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

de la Nonyells.orle DUFFy-No 1924 :
I'm vERTU dun writ de fieri facias a
- moi adesse Honorable sieme Gour de District de
la Nouvee Orleans, dams Eaaire cdessn poeederai
MERCREDI jnn midi, pIotei dc la Cite rue do
Ia Commune entire les du Camp DIES Magasns fadd
cation de- -7i8- l4s-sl i 81
UN TERRAIN situe le Premier District de cette VILE
de Ia Nonvele Orleans dams let par Tchoup
toas des Relgieuses ct Celeste ct lie Felicity Road LIE dit
terrain pieds
six lgnes h Felicity Road vngt pieds pouces
derere ct yngsept pieds dix pouces gnes
anre gne laerae foant Fange de la Tchopoulas
ct du Felicity Road.
Ensemble les basses authorizations aui sly
suvent os les droits privileges eryudes nvanages
attaches ct apparenant Les des btisses aelioraons
cinq maiscns de residence base bots
desquees sot coayertes ardoise autre dune compost
ton chacune deux chabres rois
alice derriee de cinq peds de argeur Felicity
road.
La mason ang du Felicity Road OF de la rue Tchaupiiou-
las est occnpee cafe OF est 0uee ison de $
nsqau Ter novembre proclaim les aisons
loaees rason de SIS par nois chacune.
LIS tout saisi dams Paffaire cidessus. IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padindicaion.
E. T. PARKER,
my5 IA u . lee Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse 'oraanu
sIxrH DISTRICT Court CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VI.
of New Orleans. N. g. SMTTH-No. S4l4.
RY VIRTUE OF writ OF seizure nMt sale
ID directed by the Honorable the SIKH District Court
New Orleans the entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street,
Camp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, The sixth
day Of June 1860 at II o'clock NJ the following described
=. TWo CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth -
District in No. l36 bounded by Magazine Joseph @
inc Constance and ST. Andrew streets, measuring EACH M
feet inches in depth Together with all
improvements thereon Of any, '
Seized in the above suit. III
- ' n n PARKER
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SECOND prsTRcr couRr THI STATE OF Lous1asA,
OF New Orleans. whom these presents shall come
Greeting:
WHEREAS, PATRICK IRWIN HAVING PUR-
w chased sale by the Sheriff of the Parish Of Or
leans the property described applied the
ed the eleventh day of April A. d. 1860 for monion,
advertisement in conformity Of the Legislature of the
State of Louisiana entitled An relative mnntions
mode of proceedng approved the fifteenth day Of March,
1855
Now therefore, ye and all persons herein
hereby cited amonished the of the
Louisiana and of the Second District Court of New Orleans
who right title claim in and 10 the property
hereinafter described OF inoraty
order decree Judgment Of the Court under which the
and advertisements in time of sale for defect
whatsoever to show within thirty from the
monon is first inserted in the public papers, why the
made should not be confirmed and hemoogated
The said property sold by the Sheriff Of the parish aore
said The eighth day Of February D. 1850 virtue
decree Of this Court rendered the 18th day Of November
d. 1853 suit entitled, City of New Orleans H. Bur
Co. No 1902 of the docket of This Court which
sale Patrick Irwin became the purchaser for the price
hundred and sxty-seven dollars, cash. ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF. GROUND in the First District of
this city, in the No. four hundred eight bounded
Caiope. Enphosine Mannsel (now Maguoa and Soils
Locus streets which said lot designated by No.
twenty five feet three inches and six lines front
Caope street. by hundred and feet four inches
three lines depIh between parallel lines American
said lot forming The Of Soils LOCUST md Caope
streets Together with the buildings and
according to plan drawn by c. A. de Armas Deputy Sur
General dated December a. 1889 and deposited
Sherif7s office, for reference.
Witness hand and the seal of office this 4th May A.
1850 and IN the eighty fourth of the Independence Of
the United States.
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sycosD D1srnIcT CouRr WIDOW CoNANT w. Succession
Of New Orleans. q q 1 GARDNER JoiiNsoS.-No.

1870 '1' ss47'
DY VIRTUE of q writ ofseizure and sale
Of New Orleans. In The entitled Gauge viii proceed to
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street ne
day Of jung 1854 at 2oclock NJ, the following described
GERTAIN LoT or GROUND situate ii the Foar.l.
District formerly the city Of Lafayette, parish Of Jeer @
In this State ~ he square bounded by St Mary Chip
Two on plan BY c. Hedin Architect and Ciyii I'm
enee the 9th Of March 1851 and deposited reference in
,he Office q Y y Gena ae Notary # s city which ad
eleven inches and FIVE lines front Mary
by depth Of nnetsx feet between parallel lines and bound
adjoining lots together with the buildings Improvements
e N A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. DESIGNATED b. HE
number Thirtytwo n squire number Three situate In the sub
st. Mary First District Of this city said lot Of ground mea
surfing eight feet inches Girod Street by u
depth between parallel lines Of hundred ten feet ali
Ehglih measure IS per plan drawn By Is Rrnger Surveyor
ence n The Office Mstsy then aoagy IN Ills eiiy
Together VIE AZ Ne Sd m, aaa thereon
ST. Mary in this city in the bounded by Julia ST john
Grod and ST. Peter designated as lot No. sistyone on
plan drawn by L. H. Pile Deputy Surveyor on the 9Th Jan
pela, Of the Noaries Of this city said measuring
cerdng 70 said plan twenty eight feet front ST. Peter street
the side towards julia hundred and
feet six inches deep on the side nearest Grod and twenty
eight feet wide IN the rear Together with all the improve
I. 4 CERTAIN LoT III GROUND. situate in the rear of
Howard JACOBS and q, eo 81 @
being designated by the No -Four Of square No. Twelve on
certain pan drawn hy jos Pile then Surveyor Of the Second
passed by N b. Lereon the Louisiana State Bank before
O. Pollock then Of the Noaries In this city The 23d Of
said Howard and extending Depth between para
lei lines hundred and twenysx feet and
provements thereon etc.
Seized in the above suit
r. 583i # r. PARKER &F
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BUREAU TRFSORIEH, y
/. Vile de Jefferson. lie Ter janvier 1860
q WIS AUX COETRIBUARLES.-Pa lie ure.
sent toutes residents Ia
Wills DE Jefferson qui Placement npo
sees Ia lo Pannae 1859
snSe n9 s que If des dues dater u ie
encoignnre vaence 81 eyee vile dc Jefferson
de hesres A. NJ henes r. pour recevor les des taxes
pssones aessn DIES taxes la ite ye par
JUN 1860, sous peine de la lo N- ''"t y @ a i't VIC
Jas ID --4- FELIX LAGRoUE Trssorier.
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HoRsEs THAT ARE CoMIsG.- The Montgomery
Mail says: s "a

, a0hsss HhATAkE LoMlNGs-luc montgomery
Mail says:
Our friends Of the Metairie will, va know, he
glad to learn that Maj: Bacon, Of South Carolina,
has it in contemplation to carry portion OF his
stable, at least to New Orleans at the next winter
meeting. His $40 900 engagement Of Jonce Hooper
with Exchequer, OF Camden, in December, will we
suppose, prevent his carrying our namesake 70
New Orleans, but Bill bearing (now six year old
and Bill Cheatham have greatly improved during
the present year. and il nothing untoward befall
them, will be as well able to carry their respective
weights as any horses on the continent. The Majer
has, besides, promising two year old Albion coli,
and, we believe, q FLY of some other family.
most enduring horses in the country, but in his two
year old form received an injury In the feet, on
hard Tennessee track; and from this he has never
entirely recovered, though better now, than he
ever was. Nothing elre has ever prevented his
going four miles-in fact, no Albion Of Major BIS
handling has ever shown want OF game when IN
condition. Bill Cheatham's 5.3S in New York re-
mains to be challenged-it entities him to posi-
ton in the front rank of American racers. II he
belonged TO q Kentucky, Louisiana, or Virginia
stable he would have been written into y, easily
THE PENALTY OF RAsHNEss. In the indianapolis.
Sentinel of a recent date we find the following
A young man named jesse NJ. Mckinney was
horribly mangled yesterday, at Greenfield, BY the
excursion train over the Central road, having on
board the picnic party to Richmond. The train
Of course did not stop at way stations and passed
them at the ordinary speed in going through towns.
Mr.. Mckinney had intended to 60 to Richmond,
and for some cause did not get on the regular
morning passenger train aud expressed his deter
He was warned by his companions, several Of
whom were with him, not to attempt it. The train
came up five cars beside the baggage car, and as
the third car passed the foot Of the platform whore
he was standing, he caught at the rods that form
the hand-rals Of the steps, and was thrown down
and sucked under the cars, two Of them passing
over both legs, or rather thighs. BE was other.
retained his faculties, and conversed calmly with
the horrihed crowd that soon gathered around
He says that II seemed to him that an irresisfihls
impulse led him to jump for the train, in spite 81
his better judgment. He was very much esteemed.
MIR. Mckinney died about three hours after tie
accident.
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE
" City Of Jefferson, January LIST, 1850
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEKS-NOtIee il here.
by given toa PERSONS residents residents indebted
to the City Of Jefferson for of the year 1885 and previous
that the said taxes due and payable from the day
Notice is further given, that will be office, Of
valence and Levee Streets from o'clock A. NJ O'Clock p
NJ receive said taxes If the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according law
FELIX LAGR0UE, Treasurer.
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mysa jels q Sheriff Of the Parish If Orleans l

sIxrs prsrR1or couRrl CITY. OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Of New Orleans W. W. VAUGHT-No. 1926
DIV VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth Court
New Orleans, In the above entitled Cause will proceed
sell vt public auction at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine FRIDAY the 18th day
of june 1850 at II o'clock NJ thcfooSng described property,
viz: -
District Of this The number fourteen bounded BY
Magazine Camp Sixth and Seventh Streets having twenty
eight ct front Camp street BY hundred twenty
feet deep --as4L.3.-.54 .si,=f5 4ls+a-
Seized in the above suit
E TERMS-Cash the spot g W..
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II contains, among other tnlDgs,
The various Party Platforms.
T fe Kansas Kansas Legislation of Congress-
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Adj
Senators Green Douglas and Golsme and Ness Stephens
and others Rspo ON X aahs M Nebraska Bill
Iecompton, Topeka and Leasenworth Constitutions.
The Cenden Senate and English Bills The
sppernng 70 the same including President Pierces Special
The constitutioa Of The United States.
Articles Of Confederation.
Washngton's Farewell Address.
vhsnin and Kentucky RESOLUTIONS Of 1913 and 49,
Lands and able against IT, with full history the
.t NJ Faulkner subject. 'AN
Shistory q Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pierces Message Vetong the River Harbor
h The School Land BIN, and votes thereon.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from speeches Of noted Republicans and Aboli
'Y NJ Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery
Mesrs Buchanans and Williams Letters on the Bargain and
'h NJ. Cal anssfP or. Hii Address
President Jasksons PROCLAMATION against Notification
Report 81 Nj Davis Of South Carolina, the Political
f Mp B 81 Minority Report subject
oreaniahon and Hen A. stuarts Letters signed .aadi
Kenneth Speech It Philadelphia in November 1856
history & s 1ss as
Mr. Fillmores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History Of the Annexation Of Texas.
Opinion public men on the power over he Ter
ritories
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri eompromiss with every thereon sectionaly
sn The COMPROMISE Measures of 1850 5
Clayton Compromise.
Wilmot Proviso. M s4#g .z..,
Every subject fully treated and yote in Congress- On
any snbect having political Specification, Is given.
This book viii post up public speaker fully the Kansas
and other questions. 49,
- Single Comics IS; Climb Of Six SID
~ s ss4Fs JAS b. SMITH CO., Publishers.
mig - 49, Philadelphia.
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Sixth DISTRICT CoURr I. RIDGE VS.. MICHAEL DUFFY,
Of New Orleans. Nc. 1894.
4Y VIRTUE OF a writ of 1ierf Eaclas to
- directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans, the above entitled will proceed
public auction City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets WEDNESDAY,, June g. 1850
II O'Clock Nj
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -
the buildings and improvements thereon rights, ways H
privileges appnrtenances thereuno belonging Ell
vie appertainng situate and being in the First Dis
Tchoupiouas, Religious Celeste Streets and Felicity road
said lot feet eleven inches and four lines
Tchoupitoulas street. hundred and
inches and six lines Felicity road twenty three inches
and Ave lines the other side and forming the
Tchoupitouas street and Felicity road
The dwellings and improvements said lot comprise five
story frame dwelling houses four Of which covered with
slates and the other with composition containing each
three cisterns etc with alley in the
wide opening on Felicity road. 5s3 3fa
The the Felicity Tchouptoulas
occupied coffee house and is
up November have
been rented at SIS month, each.
Seized In the above suit ~ -g5s 5.4i e5s lssl.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.


SIKH nIsrgIcr COURT CITY or NEW ORLEANS vi THE
ny VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale
ID to directed By the honorable Tie Sixth District Court
sell al public AUCTION a The City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets the Both day
Of June 1885, II O'clock NJ the following described prop
s K CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Fourth
District Of this city, in No. i51 bounded by Camp
mt Eighth and Seventh streets and having front Of thirty
inches On seventh street. by hundfed aud
twenty feet ten fIlehes IN depth.
Seized u the above sut
TERMS-Cash On the spot ~ H.
3. r. PARKER.
-qfts9sz5- sherihof the Parish Of Orleans
sIxIEmE CouR pr DIsTHIcr IA VILE DE LA N,LLEoR-
" :" '...- Il. q. sMITM-No s2as.
r. moi adresss par Honorable sxieme Cour de District
sAMEDI, % Dc JUL, 1850, midi lHote del clis, rue
Commune entire les dn Camp Nagasns ia
vente pnbiaue ct adjudication de la popries capes de-
critic, sayoir -
VILE Fiet No lbZ borne Camp ,esnt
Huicme ct septicme ct ayant pieds pouees de
IN Septicme sur cent yingtept pcds puces
prof0ndeur.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de adjudication.
a.. TX, f. 7, PARKER,
my39 je8 10 ~ ~ sheriff de la Paroisse dfrieans.
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MAX Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ORLEAESv VS.. W. W.FAUGHT

de la Nonyeile. Orleans NO SIS 70 '" W. a.
I'm XERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente 2
Ia Nouyele Orleans dams faaie cdessns 10 procedera
YENDREDI Is de JUN 1860, midi rHote de Cite rue
de la Commnae entire les du Camp Magasins la
vene pubique ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN sItue dams lie Quatreme District
ve dams et numaro Qnatorxe borne par Magn
sins du Camp sSieme Septieme yngt u pieds
face la Camp pieds de profondeur
Sais dams pafare cidessus. -EsS5f8f l
= CONDITI0NS-Comptan de Rehabilitation
E. I. PARKER,
myl4 . iel l5 Sheriff de la PRroisse d. Orleans.
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- - I URLEANh Success
de la Eouvele- Orleans. I sion de CHARLES HEF-
..55=5z5S.-. FERMAN.-No. 1850.
EN yERTU dun writ de saisie eS ysnte q
Ia Nouvee Orleans, dams lare cdessus procederai lie
FENDREDI l5 de JUN 1860, midi PHotel de Ia Cite,
Commune entire les du Camp des Magasins la
vente pubque adjudication de la propsts don't suit la de
cription -
Qutrieme District ilet Quaane etun borne par les
Rousseau, SThona Stndrd ct Adele ct compose de denx
terrans ayant ensemble pes Ia Rous
seau, cent cnauante- huit pieds de profondeur.
Saisie dams paiare ci-dessus.
CONDTTI9NS-Compan moment de Naturalization.
EFT PARKER,
mylA % ie1 s is Sheriff de la Parosse d. arleans.
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de la NouveleOreans. GEssION DE JOHN MON
I'm yERTU dun writ dc saisie "a yente =
la Nonyele dams raire c dessu procedera lie
LUNI de uin 1850 midi aFHoiel de Ia Cite de la
Commune entire les du Camp des Magasn Ia
publque ct adjudication de-
TERRAIN designe par le No. Sx situe dams lie Quat
reme District de cette VILE dams Plet horns par les
PAnnoncaion LAUREL Deuxeme ct Trosee, ayant
peds de face la Deuxieme cent six pieds de
fondeur -
Sas dams 1affsire ci-dessus.e q. 4.s55sg1l,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
F9 E. T. PARKER, 9&
my10 Is 2S je4 ii Sheriff de
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HAMILTON, Constable.

LA yILLEaDE LA MILE.
{ ORLEANS VS.. les PROPRI-
ETES citdessons decrites et
f don't les proprieiaires sont in.
.,nnr.rgZNn lfEtE
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A VISs--LES PERSoNNES AYANT DIES REcLAMA-
N tons Peter oerich prices de les presenter
toussigns obenir lie paieen les gui
doyent dit Peter 0eich prices eger ees
seront poursuiv es scion la lui.
Nonseile- Orleans % mai 1860. KASSTNA DIETRICH,
my23 I'm Encoignure des First des Magasins
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NOTICE.---ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
against Peter Oec requested present the
the undersigned fer liquidation And all persons indebted
the said Peter Oelch will call and settle, they will be
with according to law
New Orleans May 70, 1860 KAssINA oELRICH,
Corner First and Magazine streets
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FoUnra DisTRIrr CoUnT CITY DF NEW ORLEANS VS.
OF New Orleans. ESTATE JOHN MONAHAN.-5
RK Virtue Of writ 0f seizure and sale
New Orleans in e above entitled will proceed sell at
public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between Camp
and Magazine streets, MONDAY the l day Of june 1860
at II 9sock Az TIE follosng dsasribed property vi
District Of this city. In the bounded by Annunciaon
LAUREL Second and Third Streets and having front thirty
feet Second street, by hundred and twenty in
depth. s..ss-l, - &,
Seized In the above suit. 3$i5 sr5s
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
n. PARKER
ShorFo NJ The artsI ,of0