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SECOND GRAND BALL

OF THE
BROOKLYN ESMERALDA CLUB
will take place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1860,
at the
NATIONAL HALL,
$50 Prospect street. between Bridge and Gold
streets, Brooklyn.
The floor will be placed under the polite and
efficient management of Prof I. B. Voorhees,.
and Isaac Murray's celebrated string and brass
band has been engaged expressly for this occa-
sion
The supper room and various departments will
be under the charge of skilful and experienced
practitioners
Tickets (admitting lady and gentleman 81 !;
single tickets, so cents. To be had of the follow
ing
COMMITTEE
GEORGE A. TOWNSEND,
WILLIAM H. BROWN,
WILLIAM NICHOLS,
JOHN J. JACKSON,
ISAIAH PHILLIPS,
JOHN H FISHER,
GEORGE RICHARDSON
CORNELIUS DECLINE,
JAMES H. WILLIAMS,
HOMER SCHANCK.
G. p. VOGELSANG, President
P. H. WILLIAMS, Vice
c. H. WILLIAMS, Chairman
WIN. r. JACKSON, Secretary
JOHN E. PORTER, Asst Secretary.
FRANCIS II. THOMPSON, Treasurer
The Williamsburg cars will convey persons
within block of the hall.
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RORERTS.
THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE

i ANGLO-AFRICAN AMGAZINE, BOUND
is NOW READY.
1t contains articles from the pens of the follow
ing contributors
Bishop Payne James M'Cune Smith, j. W.
Pennington, Martin R. Delany, James Theo. Hol-
", George B. Vashon, VIM. j. Wilson, Martin H.
Freeman, Robert Campbell, Charles L. Reason,
James Fields, j. Holland Townsend, Edward W.
Blyden, Robert Gordon, ]. Mercer Langston,
Amos Gerry Beman, Chas b. Ray, Frances Ellen
Watkins, Mary A. S. Cary, Sarah II. Douglass
and Grace A. Maps.
Music, by A. j. r. Conner.
EABELLrsHMENT-Portr of Alexander Du-
mas.
PRrcE-In half Morocco, 81 81; in Muslin, 3s.
Orders should be addressed to
THOS. HAMILTON,
48 Beekman street,
[P. o. Box. 1921 New York.
25-f
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FANCY DRESS PROMENADE

UNANCE DRESS PROMENADE
l. MUSICALE AND TABLEAUX.- first
grand promenade musicale and tableaux will be
given at the
METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY ROOMS
178 Prince street, on Tuesday evening, April 3d.
1860, under the direction of Mr. T. S. Boston, on
which occasion will be presented new series of
tableaux. Tickets of admission % cents, to be had
at the door on the evening of the entertainment
Dresses can be procured at the Hall the day pre-
viOus to the entertainment. For further partc-
ulars see circular 36-2t.
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OAMUEl j. HOWAE

CAMUEE. j. HOWARD
Oreturns his sincere thanks to his friends and
the public at large for their patronage and hopes
that his prompt attention to business heretofore
will secure a continuation of the same Orders
will be received at the following places
Office, 81 High street, Brooklyn;
Dudley & Stafford, SO Beekman street. New
York;
313 Broadway, New York.
This express may be found each day at Peck
Slip wharf from an early hour until o'clock A.
NJ and from II till 7. nj.
Orders received in Brooklyn at the office, 81
High street 299 Hudson avenue, DR.. r. J. Davis
corner Clinton and Fulton streets 3l4 Fulton
street. Al Hicks street 1926
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GRAND LEAP YEAR
NBALL AND EASTER FES-
TIVAL.
MADAME MAGMA

MADAME MAGNAN
Begs to announce to her friends and the public,
that she intends Through many solicitations to
give Ball on Wednesday evening, April IL, at
Convention Hall, III Wooster street, between
Houston and Blocker. Altogether novelty IN
this city, the management will be by committee
of ladies, assisted by few highly competent gen
tlemen The music will be the best in the city
and nothing will be left undone to render this a
brilliant affair For further particulars see clrcu-
lars. oo-u
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II The N. Y. Sacred Music So
CIETY will give the entire 0ratOrio of "JosaPh,
with orchestra accompaniment, at Shiloh GA@sA
on the evening of April 10.
For further particulars, see programme.
s. WALDRON, Conductor.
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WANTED-At Titus Reform Intelligence
w Office, 1913 Mercer street, between Blocker
and Amity, cooks, chambermaids and mattresses.
Situations ready at all times. Good recommen-
dations required
T. S. w. TITUS, Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r A M E s p Y L. II 9
Dietetie SaIeratuS.

UIUtCtTC 70 W ~
perfectly wholesome article, which is unequaled
for its certainty in producing good Bread.
This Saleratus not only has the approval OF the
most eminent physicians and chemists of the day,
but upwards of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Intelligent families in the New England and Mid
die States have given it preference over all other
kinds.
Its unparalleled success has brought multi
tude OF counterfeits in the market, some of which
are of poisonous nature. but the best class of
grocers everywhere sell the genuine However
purchasers should always see that the name
James Pyle is on each package. Some of the gro
cerymen are INSCRIPTIONS enough to recommend
the limitations, but their object is to make large
profit, as they can buy them for much less than
the genuine.
Grand Depot s45 Washington St., cor. of Frank
lin, New York. Oft
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B.vOORHEEs' DANCING AGA

/ DENY. CONVENTION HALL, III Woos-
ster street, between Houston and Blocker, former
ly at the Metropolitan Rooms, Prince street.
Evenings for rehearsal, Tuesday and Friday.
The Quadrle Russo, 18th Century, Prince Impe-
riale, the celebrated Danish Dance, and Lancers
No 3, will be rehearsed each school night, from
till 10 l-2 o'clock, and all who desire to prac-
tice requested to attend early For terms, &c,
apply at the rooms at the above specified time,
or at his res dence, 154 Sullivan street. 33-5t
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THE BOOKS FOR THE TIMES.
In press,
THE LIFE OF
CAPTAIN JOHN BROWN,
I.IBERAToR OF KANSAS,
HERO OF HARPER'S FERRY.
BY JAMES REDPATH.
An elegant limo volume of 400 pages, illustra-
ted and embelshed with a superb
STEEL PORTRAIT
of the
LORIOUS OLD MAN.
This book is now ready, and is a work of thrill
ing and fascinating interest.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
A liberal per centage of the
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resulting from the publication will be
GIVEN TO THE FAMILY OF BROWN.
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This is the work that is creating 50 much ex-
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IN CONGRESS-
Large limo volume, 400 pages, cloth Price
81 90.
Octave edition, paper covers, so cents.
Single copies sent to any address postpaid, on
receipt of price.
Address,
THOS. HAMILTON
49 Beekman street.
IP o. Box 1921 New York.
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VT ANTED CONSTANTLY, Ar

w ANTED CONSTANTLY, All
w TILMON'S Agency for Employment, No.
70 East Thirteenth street, one door east of 4th
avenue, all FIRST CLASS HELP, Cooks, Wait
era, Chambermaids, Laundresses, House workers,
Seamstresses, Children's Nurses &c, eolored and
white, German, Scotch, English, Irish, Catholic
and Protestant.
No one calling at this Office need be out of en-
ployment one hour, if they are willing to work,
and will take places. Particular attention is paid
to getting the best wages for all good help for
both city and country. Don't forget the number,
and be sure to call. L. TILMON, Proprietor
33-1t
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D Services ut the Seventh Aenue
Presbyterian Church, (Rev. II. N. Wilson's
between 18th and 18th streets, on Sabbath, March
25th
Preaching in the afternoon, at IL o'clock, by
the Rev s. D. Burchard, D. D. In the evening,
at IL o'clock, sermon by the pastor, to young
women.
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MIR. wALDRON INTENDS OPENING
Ill on the Sd of March at the
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 178
PRINCE ST.
class of young ladies and gentlemen for the study
of
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, CALISTHENICS,
AND DEPORTMENT.
Instruction given ON the following instruments,
viz, the Piano Forte, Guitar, Violin, Violinceo.
Terms, with use of instrument, Two Dollars for
eight lessons, payable one half in advance.
Instrumental Glass on Wednesdays and Satur
days. from 10 A. NJ to 2 P. NJ. Calisthenics and
Department Glass on Saturday from until P.
NJ Soft
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Sg&tial Wutites.
~ Al n SpeciaI Meeting of the

~ At Special Meeting of the
Henson Base Ball Club, of Jamaica, L. l., held on
Monday evening, March II, 1860, the following
gentlemen were duly elected as officers, to serve
for one year:
President, John II. Van Wyck
Vice-President, VIM. H. Austin.
Treasurer, Joseph Johnson
Secretary, R. J. Henson.
Director, Isaac johnson.
Captain of the Field, Robert Henson.
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Corresponding Secretary,
% Bible House, n. Y, March 20, 1860.
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OUR PHILADELPHIA LETTER.

BOX.
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TItk AIzrsNATrvK, 4 Separate Nationality b.
tse PRESENTATION o tae Soslta. Such Is the title
of an octave pamphlet Of sixteen pages, which
ISSUES frem the press Of this city to day Tlts au-
Thor + Or William p. Holcombe, Of Tensas parish
ID this State, gentleman already wen and favor
shly known as an author, whose contributions to
Gle literature Of the South, both in prose and
poetry, have given him d high reputation. The
pamphlets before d discusses the subject of sep
srats nationality of the South, forcihly and philo-
specifically. Il i the production Of gentleman
Who has made himself familiar with the subject lie
TREATS and we commend # to the attention Of every
citizen Of the South anxious to inform himself Of
his duty at this important crisis liz the affairs Of
the country The pamphlet may be had of the
news dealers generally.
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AAnaaazNIs FSxrieties. Another large and
brilliant auaence last night reyecd in the fun and
Che delieious acting Of the comedy, Playing with
Fire. The comedy Is now fairly stamped ID tile
gEeaIest hit of the season. 1t will be repeated to-
night. The good seats are 10 be had only upon
early application. IA Il
-. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Wailack tonight APP
uesr ID the French play Of Lesba, on the Lion Of
81. Mare New sceneries, costumes, etc., will,
with The aetines render the play sufficiently at
sFactive and q farce will follow.
Masonic HoH The Fair for the benefit Of st.
alspkess Church viii be continued tonight 1t is
saeauhfully gottenup, aud has thousand points of
attraction for those WHO knew how to appreciate
Eeyely weInan's work in 9 noble cause. We hope
u ~ the hall crowded again tonight.
Arnloaa Hall Hellers wonderful exhibition
viii Do repeated tonight His second-sight deal.
sngs with that incnmprehensible boy Of his, should
DO seen b. everybody.
Academy. pan Rice and his acrobats and train
'ed anInaas Win again tickle the million tonight.
It isrealIy what Dan entities it, a great show.
61Asestsa. Tbe hippopotamus and other wonders,
natlral and artificial are to be seen day and night,
u Spalaing Il Rogers Museum, connected with the
Academy of Music. The hppepotamus, the rhi,
aecsgos, Tho kangaroo and other wonderful animals
are now al under the same roof
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ufEalSe or CLAIponSE, KEnLEREc AND MIRO
srhels Talap ~ Walton city Aaetonser, will
s Esdss p Il O'clock ~ 1t tlIes houis Exchange
81 0 s AZ Nsw 0gaAas Inc folowias properly Wit
fess ias q ground IN Iii rgaac bounded by Bayou Road
ksslases sad Eoepbsase On of The lots there ~
oise ssoss rams hcusa.
sals cs n Epnd b ~ bounded BY Bayou Road
s hs projected opanng of Ton and Kereree
sssees
rhfse ~ q ground " bonn led " Roehebaye
X sfeFfe. colulnhas and Dplhopds sifeeis.
FaR lpa of soupa n bs Square bounded ~ Rochebave
Hai5nhN and sa projected opening Of kerlersc and Toni
sisasss
say frame house, of Claiborne and Bourbon
s,sle Haestelle streets
Franc aease q tie square boundsd bg Ekpanade
&afaesec ssa Miro saeeis, and Casanedo Alley
es zagus lot q ground IN he square bounded by Mo
1assa* hsplHalaae and KeFesec streets.
Oh 10 81 ground in thu square bounded BY Miro faves
MsFlsyes md eslugnhns stlses
Alsp, Il fhe saas ttIae and place
kesea ln5 2f sEeapa in The Square hospda BY ST. Fef.
dlaand rsesss Genins ana oeestne streets
0as ln Df srauad square bounded y cosibus
xccs Miro asad gal qcaatrese
Far pagzisalsfs Sc sdseri easns
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Making total capital Of twenty thousand dollars to be
divided into two hundred haes Of hundred dollars each
which amount has been paid up full IT distinctly under
stood and agreed that Stakeholder shall be held Liable
Tor the contracts acts faults of the Company
further sum than the amount of his stock shall he
ect to any further call shall any nfomalty organizing
other circumstance have the effect exposing
holder any liability beyond the of his stock nor shalt
nullify the charter.
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
SpATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW oRrEANs


BE 1T KNOWN That on this lat or June In tle year.
OF our Lord One Thousand Eight and III
Fourth r ~ - t-ishtS Il
Before me- DANIEL ISRAEL, RICARDO a notary PubI,oI
In and Tor the Parrish and City Of New Orleans State of %
Aforesaid duly commissioned qualified and IL
OF the witnesses hereinafter
came and appeared the parties whose names are hereno sun
scribed; ~ S NC
Who declared that avang themselves OF Of an
passed by the Legislature oil the State Louisiana entitled
an Actor the organization of Corporations Works Public
improvements and Utility" approved March I4th s55 they
have covennned and agreed and do
agree and bind themselves and those whom they to
form themselves into and constitute corporation for the object
and purposes and under the spuaions regulations follow
Ing, to-wit 1852" |
ARTICLE
name and title of sad corporation shall RED
ri 4; fs Low WAIER PACKET COMPANY and its dom
e y hereby established IN the City Of New Orleans shall
S ease under this Act Of Incorporation
s sSS and continue for the term Of Twenty Five years.
rom Tue GATE hereof unless dissolved
oxdea oa during which said period tho said corporation
70 nave gnd enjoy succession to be sued
MAKE ana Use corporate seal receive purchase and
convey property beth real and personal movable and moye
aes 70 carry out the teEts and purposes which said asso
has been TO name and appoint sach
and establish Bylaw for The regulation ia affairs and Is e
ercise and enjoy adj such other rights mowers and
are by law guaranteed tocorpcraons.
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i SALE WiIHorr R4saay w. ioots, Shoes, B,,ogans
ski Fsfiisusr attention q tHssss i rsse 10 she
aeFge fais Mi Of boots shos and b4egans shirts
drx soed 70 lake nlare zhIs dey 10 oesck a lie
sssssIpe@a n Rsess o. Nos 4 and Old Isyae srst
X sslr lizsfa9s VI iaaes
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III va are indebted to Mr. J. J. McKeever and
his polite assistants for Northern and Western
papers, Per adams Express, in advance Of the
mail
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KaE An II Masonic HAIL. This benevolent
enterprise 81 The ladies Of st. Luke's Church is
proving smillentlg successful, The quantities Of
beautiful things and delicious edhles and drink
abiee WHICH are daily and nightly disposed Of Is
astonishing. Great numbers Of ladies and gentle
men are continually thronging the hall, ana We
wo9li advise all who are fond Of gay company to
my The fair 8 visit.
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EaRERE BASE BALI. GLvB.- Members Of this
Club are notified to attend meeting this evening
atvz o'cipck. large attendance Is desirable al
business # Importance Will come up for action.
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Mnssas gAIlpsgs SMITH & co, anctoneer,. sci,
sess ds 10 eleak H Hobs cheap dry sacas store Nd I'D
peaaoa tiaib5fnt street, la aso tn.egt IF
4 s&azanss ia llFy good er.s ae.5
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Gl9rHsSa Foa Cos1 AT Mosrsoss' --tsentlemen
hare Chance n s9 toeof MI Noaess Ma III Magazine
sifsel g by some fnr aud asonsle elashu at vers cheap
fste Heissaiiag 81 biz stock Tie Mind Of goods ID
keefs ne ras he most durable manner
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ARrIcLE v

ARTICLE v.
Al ne corporate powers Of This Company shall be exercised
by Beard q hye Directors, three OF whom shall constitute
quorum tue first Board 70 DO composed of George Rouns,
W. II scoyell John kouns j. h Ramsbottom and BenJ b,
unl the successors shall be Only elected Of the first
day OF April Of that and of succeeding during tho
existence q TINS charter an election shall DO held for
Board OF Directors who shall for
until their in Office shall be elected AT eec
ton OF the stock1ders each holder shall be entitled
one vote for each share he in said Company Should
circumstances prevent the election Of Board Of ni
sector ON the day named for said then order
a be issued by The President calling the together
Tor that purpose soon thereafter circumstances permit
The Board shall elect one 81 their members TO he President IT
the Company who shall have fun receive receipt
for all all claims due by the Company all
bills and etet contracts necessary In the 81 the
the business Of the Company In the event OF absence sick
OF the President the Board Of Directors shall appoint
of lily members President protein % during Che absence
sickness Of the President and him shall delegated all
the powers Of the President.
The President shall be the whom citation shall DO
served The Board Of Directors shall meet every three
months the FIRST Monday Of the months Of April July,
October nnd january md the President call special meet
ngs whenever In his opinion the interests Of the Company
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ouEseadeFs sill bear ID mind that tiessrs. Mont
gssasFy na hs dns buggy and saddle horses
ssa Hna II bs continued this ,iaMs spcloF
al sle Taifs Fshies, lc& 'raFss those sils
good sspsk ggy us PRICES should 70 be present.
see advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-13
4 GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
ByM. W, cLusKEY, Washington, D. Q.
It contains, among other things.

Itcontans, among ether things, q
The yarions Party Platforms. III
The Kansas Legislation of Congress- III
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Az
Senators Green Douglas and coaer,s and Nessrs stephens
The maternal portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
The Griehden Montgomery Senate and English Bills The
votes on the same IN each House. Indeed everything essential
aasssaEs. ss.,, -. 's sfs
The Constitution Of The United States.
Articles of Confederation
Washingtonls Farewell Address,
Ordinances q n "a md 1851 ~. y ,,oo ~, ,oo
Mr. Clay Report Of the Distribution Of tho Public
Lands and able documents against with full history Of the
resident Pece,s Veto Of the Inagent Insane Land Bill
The address Of Mr.. Eankner on the subject.
history Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pieees Message veog the River and Harbor
The School Land Bill and votes thereon
The clayton Bnlwer Treaty
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
MT nj. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
and d fs Of ne and
President Jacksoa's PROCLAMATION against Modification.
The Mayssile Road Veto.
Report II ii. Davis Of south Carolina, the Politea
Mr. Buchanan Minority Report the same subject
Organization and Hen. A. H. stuarts Letters signed hiad
Kenneth at Philadelphia in November 1856
A history Of, with the votes the various Tariffs
United States Bank and Abolition Petitions.
Mr.. Flluore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History of the Annexation OF Texas.
Opinion public the of Congress over the Ter
rtt0res.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Compromise with every vote thereon seetonay
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1885, -
Clayton Compromise
Wlmot Proviso
With many other things too numerous to mention
Every subject is fully treated and vote in congress-
any subject having political Specification is gwen
This book vii the public speaker fully on the kansas
and other questsHs.
Single Copies, 81 GiRb of Six. sl5
JAS. B. SMITH CO.. Publishers
m2s Philadelphia.
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ARTICLE Nv.
respective interests Of the hereto parties are declared to
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sEHERIFF's SALES.
Firm DISTRICT GouRT lCITY OF NEW ORLEANS Vs. |
OF New Orleans. GEoRGiANA, a ROBERTS.

y - Slsl.eIs.
Sl'Fa 0, Sc ssE SbHAEs
e & s.t IF e 5 aPs ssls
public auction, the City Hotel street between Camp
ss g"as osos a On III ox nth day #
Ali the Rights Titles and Interest of the defendant -.
together Win ~ ths buildings And there L
bounded By Egtsne s. Ghs s g posmaa Garon
The buildings on the said lot of ground consisting Of two
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
csev,r.n coua DE- aR XE pr = S F5E
De- Noayeiie. Orleans CANA RoBERTs~Noo..
dRn @ s asst q i
Il %e @ @ os &c 4 s
de Ia Commune entire les dn Camp ct des Magasns
Ia vene pubque ct adjudication de la proprete don't des
giana Roberts terrain sus dams le Premier Drctde
eee VILE dams let borne par les Eutepe St Charles
Charles sur lispieis de p.ofondeur
trouven conan en- mason Ct cuisine deux etages
saise dams patflire ci.dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'adjudlcaton
II. T. PARKER,
nl2 dlo a sheriff de Ia PaEoisse d, oIIsans.
FouRrn DISTRICT oouRr,A A. Q HENsLEy y. ELIZA
of New Orleans DREW, T. ". c.-No. 1896.
pY VIRTUE OF writ of fierG fnciNs, to
10 directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell at public auction the premises hereinafter designated
SATURDAY 18th day of December 1860 at l0a o'clock
A. NJ
All the FURNITURE and MovEABLE EFFECTS con-
nned the house occupied by the defendant situated on
Baronne street, between Perdlo and Union In the First Dis
ret Of this city inventory to be in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Il. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de la Nouvelle Orleans. DREW, f. dc c. !.
L5 No 140S6.
EN VERFU dunn writ de fieri faclas, n
~ moi adesse Ponorahle Quatreme Cour de District
de Ia Nouyele Orleans dams ae desus procederai
SAMEnI Is de d6remhfe 1885, lQ1s heures A. NJ les
leux capres desgnes, la pubique adjudication
Tous les MEuBEs ct EFFETs contenns dams la
cpae Ia detenderesse suee Baouns cees Per-
dido de FUnion dams lie Premier District eee WILLIE sui
want inventaire depose en- bureau pour recours
Saisis dams railaire ci'lessus.
CoNDITI0SS-Conptant moment de adjudication
II. 7. PARKER,
d3 10 Is Sheriff de la Parofsse
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! A1tcg1oN sALEs TAIs DAY.

- Hon. J. y. Bouligny, II. q, has our thanks
far public documents.
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PETITIONS---oFFICIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, July 49, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of Now Orleans:
THE undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting Pre1F street, from Canal street Carondelet
Walk respectfully pray that ordinance resolution passed
according law for the sale Of contract for making brick
sidewalks bordered by cubstones and wooden CUTTERS both
sides Prier sttee Canal Carondelet Walk Eek
ep where the sidewalks have already been the
N ". Side. s. II. Side