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ga ARRIVAL OF "A LINING HIPPoPoTAMus. The
steamer City of Manchester, which arrived at this
port on Saturday, brought live hippopctamus
from the Royal Geological Garden, London--the
same one alluded to a few days ago inthe Express.
This hippopotamus is the first and only animal of
the kind ever introduced into this country, and
will no doubt excite as much curiosity here as it
did in England. This morning it was safely and
| comfortably transferred to the steamer DeSoto,
which will sail to-day for New Orleans. The trip
from Europe does not appear to have at all affect
ed the health spirits Of the beast and he will no
doubt reach New Orleans in excellent order.
| The Hippopotamus was captured something over
| two years ago, in lake near the sources Of the
Nile, by an English exploring party, and forwarded
| to London. When taken it was but two or three
| days old, and about the size of full grown span
| lei dog. Now the animal weighs probably six
hundred pounds or more, and is withal !" lump u
OF beast He was christened Bacheet, or :. For
the lucky escape which they made in getting well
off with the young 'un,'' without forming an ac-
quaintance with old Mrs. Hippopotamus. He is
very doeile to his keeper, an Arab named Salaama
who has had charge of him since he fell into hn-
man custody. Hippo is by no means comely
animal to look at, however great curiosity, by
the rarity of its appearance in public. The head
is decidedly of the " bull dogishn style of forma-
ton, while the body is shapeless and unoouth as
that of an unlocked bear cub. The legs are ele-
phantine in shape and appearance, and the hide
seemed more like yulcaniZed gutta pereha than
any other substance. His notes are hearse and dis
cordant, being somewhere in cross between the
grunt of a hog and the growl of bear. New Or
leans has been selected for the debut of the Hip
popotamns on account of its climate. The animal
is particularly sensitive to changes of temperature
and could not encounter winter in our latitude
without serious Inconvenience, even with unremit-
ting care. IN. Y. Express, 2ld.
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Ntb 0tlsaas 1aIlu Grssttnt.
Col. TsuHler,s r,ette,-


A Truxilio correspondent Of the New YORK
Times, writing on the 9Th inst, says
Many Americans believe that the Houdursnaa
are barbarous, a cowardly and cruel peopie
and their belief has probably been Confirmed h,
the execution Of Walker. But have lived among
mem mem long time, and can assert the opposite 10
be the case. They are enthusiasts for liberty and
rose spontaneously and eageriys when called unon
to repei the invader from their soil. r have seen
me men VINO were greatly injured by Walkers ID
and advice the helpless followers ~ The Iihnstey
chief; and in private life there arc no peonle in
the world more cordial or kinder 10 ssraners thar,
these same HonduFenos. = -
Colonel Rudier has transmitted 4le falfo,v;r,s,
ter to the Commandante Of TruxilIo, non Noryeto
Martinez, through the English Consul:
"My dear sir: Icannot take my departure with
out first acknowledging to you my heartfelt thanks
for the friendship which you evinced for Tne during
my confinement aad trial Your conduct in this
instance is worthy Of the highest praise both as
christian and a gentleman. As the former you
nave fully carried out the preeepts Of our holy
chnTch 70 return good for evil. As the other, yofI
nave shown that generous and high-toned charae-
ter winch few men would have the fortitude to
carry out in the irving ordeal vrhcI layss inst
passed. u -
" To your kind lady am also much indebted
for the many comforts received 1t her hands, and
| nov, through yon, tender her my grateful thanks
/" also desire to make you the instrument in
conveying my thanks to those gentlemen who
have 50 generously befriended me. In doing shjs
you will add to the many obligations which have
already been indebted to you. In conclusion, per-
NIT me to assure yon that my conduct shall be such
as to prove to You, and all those who have be-
friended me, that was not unworthy of it. May
Gods blessing be with you and yours my earnest
prayer.
" Your than ff-end,
A. II. RUDLRR.p
AL the Americans in this quarter sincerely hope
that flibustering enterprises are at an end and
indeed, i is not likely that any attempt upon The
basr be a4fa tad
by laWless bands of dasperadoes. &
We should be glad to know what Honduras would
or could have done with the "iawiess desperadoes''
alluded to but for the aid of British man Of war
As regards the letter quoted above, we may re-
mark that gentleman at our elbow, well acquafnt .
ed with Col. Rudler, scouts the idea that he ever
wrote anything Of the kind; and as to Honduriarf
amiability, he looks upon that as a good joke,
after his own experience among them
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AN INGENIOUS INyENTIoN.-We were shown yes
terday one of the most ingenious inventions we
have seen for many day. 1t is money drawer.
with an alarm in it, which can be wound up in
such manner as that no person but the one who
wound it up can open it without starting the alarm
which makes terrible fuss. Il was invented by
Mr.. A. w. Decrow, of Bangor, Maine. 1t Is SO
simple and so cheap that every man who uses
money drawer ought to have one.
Nashville ITninn
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All the this Company shall
by Board Ct i've Directors three OF whom shall
quorum the frat Board e be composed Of George Konns
KoHns 70 serve until the first Monday in April next s5
un ie successors shall be duly elected and of the first Mon
existence Of this charter shall be held for new
mil & oce ss b. eiaesd At eseR d s de,e
ton Of re sgekho1es each socshoaer shall be entitled
any circumstance prevent the election Of Board Of D
SHAH BY PTsisn calling Tie g etIs
' TSe perb a II et @ % ~ may permit
the Company who shall have full power receive and recent
ls aud other contracts necessary in the management
ness Of the Pfesasn tie BSa Of ID 81 neGe or SICK
of s members President during The absence
81 he he and to nun shall be delegated all
The President shall be The whom citation shall be
served The Board Of Directors SHALL meet once every Ihree
months Wiz the first Monday Of Tie months # Apr Jaly
ng Whenever il HI; opinion !s inteess Company may
be called " he request Of any one Director Stock
holders Ei. sol Of ne 1e Company Ta,li
Monday d h months Of p july defoer ahd January ia
poaaon submitted the Beard Of Directors who shan
make full annual report the Stockholders on he first Mon
file Board 81 DeetoFs shan ssct Secretary Of the Board
the Stockholders Of the Company shall Keep an
gNed ~ tee Of all meetings of the Board Of
ee'os sh q 's and the same shall be at all
ali elections each Stakeholder shall be entitled to one vote
for each share Of stock owned by him provided such stock shall
have been transferred him within thirty days prior 10 such
election Stockholders appoint other Stockholders to
resent them At meeting Of The Stockholders Com
eYa s ats al d tne tign5 e cist what
been preent himself at such meetng ~ ''ieu 10 oao ne
Ta loard az Drecfors sbnii f h fbo or,,,,r. 40
Of ali rersnns ennIoved nv them in ts nr "
ey sban MAKE sicb bylaw ras anS r. IN
he transaeton of ia atfairs oyjs Tho sar III anu
with this Charter the laws of this
the may require They shall h
power sell real slaves for the uses and
poses of the Company make contracts leases mortgages
hypo hoeations and
chase and build built steam vessels for the se
| the Company. " ~ ~ y"
|
| ARTICLE VI.
In inc event OF death or resignation of of the Directors
the vacancy shall be ed up by an election by the Stockholders
after notice o. ten DAYS 70 be posted at the office of the Compa
ny vacancy IN the OH OF President shall be filed by the
boara Of Directors a. me hst meeting Of the Board after such
vacancy occurs by the election OF one of its members fill
vacancy vacancy IN me ONCE Of Secretary shall also be filled
by NE Board OF Directors at the fs meeting of the Board
sh vacancy occurs by tectng one OF the Stockholders
once me Fresden q me Board shall have the APP
POM PFC 10 ACT until Inc election OF Secfeta
ry, as herein provided lor
ARTICLE VII.
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
CLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOB.
Encyclopedias,
ByM. W. CLUsKEY, Washington D. O.


Itcontains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors Geary Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
dresses.
Senators Douglas and Coamers and Nesss Stephen
~ The material portion Of he kansas Nebraska Bill
Lscompton, Topeka and ieavenworth Consultations
votes on the same in each House Indeed everything essents
apperaning the including President Perce Specia
The bred Scott Case.
The Constitution of the United States.
Articles Of Confederation.
washngtons Farewell Address.
Virginia and Kentacky Resolutions of 1898 and 49,
Mr. Clay Report in favor of the Distribution Of the Publ
Lands and able documents against it, with full history
same
The address Sf Mr.. Faulkner on the subject
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with vote
President Pispe's Message yeong the River and Harbo
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bglver Treaty
Extracts from Speeches of nosd Republicans and Adolf
Mr. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messrs Fremont and Baehanans Letters of Acceptance.
Mr 81 Gaihoanis Pes, Ell Address.
Tho i5aysviie Road Tesa.
Report Of M Davis d South oassaina, the Poltiea
M Baesanan' Minorir Report on the sasne subject
Gov Wise and Mr Cs1thaIe Letters snst the American
0rgsnisaisn and Hen A H FsuRrts Letars signed shad
on, y, defending it,
Kenneth Rayners Speech Philadelphia Is November
aud in North Carolina in 1897
A history Of. zh the tie various Tariffs.
history a United States and Ab0iison Pettons
Mr.. FilnoreTs Albany Speech aud grie Gale LaLers.
History OF the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion of public the power of Congress the Ter
sltaries
The Nicholson Letter.
Tn The Nashville conyenton and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every thereon seeonally
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1885, ..5=
Clayton Compromise.
Wilmot Proviso.
With many other things, too mention.
Every subec fully every vote Congress-
any subject having political Specification, given
This book will post up the public speaker fully the Kansas
md otter questions.
Single Copies s.; Gllb of Six. SIS
JAa. B. SMITH CO., Publishers,
ms Philadelphia.
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FOURTH DISTRICT Couar CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Of New xTlsans. il. MoNrFoRD. No. ls,425
me directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets FRIDAY, the 2Sd
day of November 1860 Il o'clock NJ, the following de-
scrbad property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the -
Second District of this city in the No ST. bounded @
by Main, ST. Ann, Dauphn and Burgundy Said lot M
sixty less Main street sixty
four feet more or les in depth The whole will more fully
appear reference the Roll of said District
in the office of the Tre asu1er o this city.
Together with ali the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Uesh on the spot. Qts43.@, q.g5a
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Tire object which corporation has been formed ia
maintain STEAMBOATS, for the transportation for compensation
Of passengers iregh the United States nhs from New
Orleans 10 Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
and all intermediate landings.
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...5 z STATE LOUISIANA, D
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans :
Be remembered that this 9Th day October 1860 before
me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace in for tie city
aforesaid personally appeared T. TUYEs President and W
HNCKs Secretary, Of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law, do depose and cay that the accounts Just and
true and correct transcript from the said Company
j. TUYEs, President.
j. HIEcEs, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me- this day October g. 1860
ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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f. T. PARKER, -.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

sl1EME CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NILE.
de Ia Nouyelle. Orl6ans ! ORLEANS VS. s4NJfEI
YoRKNNo $50 't's' -
I'M VERTU dun writ de saisie ct veute
- moi adressa par PHonotable sixeme Ganr de District
de Ia Souvee Orleans, dams laare cdessns proceders
YENDREDI de 1860, midi PEiotel de la Cite
de Ia Commune entire cell du Camp DIES Mugasins
pubque adjudication de Ia propr6te don't suit
erption--
UNE PORTION DE TERRE situee dams lie Quatreme
District de cete VILE dams let par Harmony ST
David Upper Line ct ST. Andre La die portion
l0y pitds ponce ct gnes de face St Andre 100
peds de face la Harmony dams la pofondenr
jnsqua Ia Upper Line aquele ellie facade de $50
pieds.
Saisie dams faffaire cfdessus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de rehabilitation
r. T. PARKER,
SEES oil ? 10 NJ Sheriff de In Paroisse aGreans,
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A rLANrIo DRY DOCK. ALa1Eas-

The subscriber having recently Dock under
ms prepared to take in Ships Steamers
and every description Of Water Craft The is located al
Agers opposite the Steamboat Landing where connection
with the Dock the subscriber will continue Shpwright and
eanktng Business which his long experience the facilities
be possesses together with his personal supervision
be hopes 10 merit share Of public patronage.
JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
Orders left at the office of the agents VIM j. DEWEY
CO. sc and IS Graver New Orleans will be promptly
attended to. mo an,
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pRANDIES-
ID 80 eighhs Planat CO. cognac, 1906 and 1875.
10 quarters Champagne Rochelle 4th proof
zmm 20 quarters T. Meneau =. :.
Landing ship Athens from Bordeaux and for sale by
s. d. GRATTAA IL CO..
se6 80 Cnstombousastraat
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AT meeting of the Board Of Directors held 9th inst
ii was resolved to declare dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT
go per cent? the Net Premiums of the Company for
the ending the Goth September 1850 for which Certl
Gates will be issued and after December next And
also in accordance with Article 18th of the Charter pay in
cash on and after 18th inst the original subscribers
the of per per annu on Premiums paid nv
them and credited on their subscription notes.
tr 49,. s---z1555 J. TUYEs President.
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Ut n''s ''A'l 'f7sR'' = n n RuDIRg !,
shipwreck and Loss of Life.
he Boston Traveller Of Saturday has the follow

The Boston Traveller Of Saturday has the follow
ing:
Captain French, of the ship Moses Taylor, of
New York, furnishes the following account of the
loss of his vessel and eight of the crew. The ship
was bound from Quebec for Liverpool, with cargo
of timber and deals, and on the 9Th of September,
when three days out, went ashore at Natashsqnan
Point, near Straits of Belle Isle during thick fog,
and became total wreck. The captain and crew
remained by the wreck to save stores, materials,
etc., and on the 18th gale sprung up from the
s0uthH est, with heavy sea making, and deeming
it unsafe to remain longer on board all hands left
the ship but in endeavoring to reach the shore the
boat in charge Of the second mate. tJames WiIson,
of LiverpooD with seven men, was capsized, and
oil on board were lost.
The following day the second mate and four
other bodies were recovered and buried on shore
The stores and materials saved from the wreck
together with the hull, were sold at public anction
and realized about one thousand dollars The
captain and remainder of the crew were compelled
to remain at the Hudson Bay Company post until
fishing schooner. The ship is insured in New
York, aud the freight is insured here for $40 o00
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z. T. PARK Err,
Sheriff Of the Psikh of Orleans.

QuATRIEME CouR DE DISTRICT La VILE DE LA MILE
de la Nouvele. Orleans. > ORLEANS VS. j. j.
MoNTF0RD.-No. Is, 425
AN VERTU dun writ de fieri factns a
- moi adresse PHonoraDe Quatreme Cour de Distrc
de u Noqyee Orleans dams are cidssu procedera lt
YENDREDI % de novembe 1861 midi, lHoel de Cite
de Ia Commune entire les dn Camp ct des Magans
Ia ven,e pubque ct adjudication de Ia propdte don't sui
la description savor-
IN TERRAIN situd dams lie Deuxeme District de cette
VILE dams ilet No. 81 borne les u Maine. Ste Anne
Dauphne ct Bourgogue lie dit terrain
peds plus moins de face la du Maine soxante
qare pieds plus moins de proondeur. lie suyRnt
tabeau dassesent du dit District depos Bureau Ire
sorier de cette VILE
Ensemble outes les batisses ameloraons qui ss
trouvent.
Sase dams l'affaire ci-dessus
CONDITIONS Compliant moment de REHABILITATION.
E. 7. PARKER,
o2l n13 % Sheriff de la Parosse d'Dreans.
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Firth DlsTRIoT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
OF New Orleans. RICHARD PHILP0T.--No. 1876
by VIRTUE of n writ OF seizure and sale
- 70 me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will at
pa5 auction At the City Hotel Common street between Camp
viz -
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District Of this city, in the Square bounded by Garondelet
Branad Jackson and Philip streets designated by The
One plan of G. A. Dermas architect deposited in the
she Office for reference The said lot ground being be-
tween Jackson and Philip Streets has of thirty feet
in depth. = "
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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The undersigned would sspestfny call the attention his
gle Matched Trog and Pacing Horses Just arrived having
been purchased expressly for this k in Eastern States
| aud Ganadas, and will Re sold at fair prices.
OILS en- J, N. FRENCH.
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FoUaTn DIsTRldr coGRTl CITY Or NEW ORLEANS rs.
q New OIleans. MICHINARD.-No. If.025.
RR VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
TO me directed by the Honorable the Fourth district Court
Of ew Orleans In the above entitled viii proceed
selat public AUCTION the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween lamp aud Magazine streets, MONDAY the 18Th
day Of November 1850 IL o'clock NJ the following de-
scribed property, to VIII
Third District, SQUARE 90 bounded by Rlysean Fields
Craps Greatmen and Matgny streets Two Lots Of Ground
said square, and having the following dimensions One
lots forms the Of Craps and Margny streets fronts
81 feet Marigny street l2 feet depth Another Of
Ground m and has front Of % Msrigny
street, BY 80 feet in depth.
Seized in the above sH
TERMS-Cash on the spot. l
EFT P4RKER,
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Sheriff OF the Parish OF Ufleans
crsQuIEAE CouR DE DIsra1cr FLA WILLIE DE LA NILE
del Nouveis Orleans. oREEANs Is. WILLIAM
I'm VERTU dun writ dc saisie ct yente n
II moi adesse Honorable Cnquee Cour de District de
la Nouyele Orleans dams raare cessns ie proeedeai lie
VENDREDI de novembe 1860 midi, otel de Ia Cite
de la Commune les u Camp des Magasns la
vente pubque adjudication de la propes don't suit la des
crinion- 457 @ H A J=z
District ILET 2Cs borne par les rues Eaerpe ST.
Charles Polymne ct Garondee ayan Is peds de face la
rue st Charles, sur LIS pieds de pfofondeig.
Saisfe dams l'afiaire ci-dessus.
CONDlTIONs-Comptan moment de l'adindicationi
L. 4. PARKER,
oil Is NJ ss Sheriff de la Paroisse Orleans.
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~ CHAs. G. GAINES 4 Co., IMPORTERS
co AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MfHARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc, No. rs Magazine and
VI ~ Gravier streets have hand and constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures:
Nails, Castings, Axes Carpenters Tools.
Hoes, Spades and Shovels Corn and Coffee Mills;
9X and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains; Mill Pit and Gross Cut ssws
Anvils Vices and Bellows; Counter and Platform Scales
Stocks and Dies, Screw Pates Andirpns and Tenders
Hampers and Tongs Shoyels and Tunes;
Grind Stones, all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards;
hooks and Hnges Iron and Brass Screws
Fin Ware; Rodgers Cutlery
Together with large assortment Of Fancy Goods Combs
Brushes Perfumery Paper and Blank Books etc which are
offered tho lowest prices for usner noe5l
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Sixth DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Vs.
Of New Orleans SAMUEL YoRK.-No. 1852.
~ to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
OF New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY. November
1860, Il O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz III
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis.
trct of this city in the bounded by Harmony David
Upper Line and ST. Andrew The sad portion d
ground having front of l09 feet inch lines on ST. An
drew street, 1850 feet front Harmony street. and running
through Upper Line street, which like frons Of $50
feet.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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r OUISIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
J. Lspeire E. Fl. Harris,
Theodore Frois, ]. N. Robert
A. D. Grief j. A. Bonnafon
Jacob zoly, Amadeo Landry,
T. qanucheau.
This Company will be ready business on the Ist Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against perils of the
and loss damage by FIRE. a.sua risks Of
the current rates of premiums.
A cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT will b,
made to those nsuring in this office.
E. GAEUCHEAU. President.
A. PIcoLrT, Secretary.
New Orleans. August II, 1859. aalstf
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Of New Orleans MRS. Y a. 11 p buEI-
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
~ directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, the 10th day
November 1860 II O'Clock NJ the following described
property 10 wit
FIRST District, SQUARE 40 bounded by Thaa, Erato
Garondele and Baronue and having feet
Erato street. by LIS feet in Depth
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
PARKER
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OF nl2 10 sh5rif dc ID Paroisse d'oriaans.

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS We.
OF New Orleans. 5 WILLIAM PHELAN-No. 1905.
RY VIRTUE ofa writ of Seizure and Sale
NJ directed by the Honorable The Fifth District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will sed to
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY. the I'd day Of
November 1860 at II o'clock NJ the following described
erty. viz - .E
First District SQUARE & bounded by KueIpe St. Charles
Poymoia and Carondee and having front of Is
on St Charles street. by a depth of ll3 feet.
Seized in the above suit. .G
TERMS-Gash on the spot.