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DR.. SWEETS
INEAHLIBLB LINIMENT,


Dr.. Stephen Sweet. Of Connection
The great natural Bons setssr.
DR.. Stephen Sweet of Connection
b known al over the United STATS
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of CSDnecticut
Is the sdfhOr Of'Dr. sssssSTzial i's Linimsss.
DR.. Sweets Infallible / lniment
ouras Rheumatism and noVss his
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DR.. Sweets Infallible I.iniment
L Laeartain remedy for Esuralsia
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
L The best remedy for sBrAlns ans Bruises. -
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Ourss Hsadsnhs imnasdia1sly snd bsvsr taila.
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AHsras immediate rslisffsr Piles, and seldom iI..
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Orss Toothachs IN one minute
Dr. Sweet s lntalllble Linimeut
Ourss Cuts, WouEds iranediatel5. leaving no so.r
DF. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
q sac bost rszs for Sores n t6s know, v-orls
Ofs oHeet InialiDle Llnlment
u 1iss Is eSsa u1sd b more taan niIlion people =
DR. Sweets lnlallible Linimens
:. truly -tEtsud IN 'esd. = sndsSsFy f,niy Gh5a
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q o. sals b. = DruaEists. Pres S osut..
RICHARDSON B co.
opfE.dEWR7s Sole Prnpriafo-s Eorvfob. n, =.
for sale b. 81 onE Arnstrong Sois Aqents - \
ClaEeland
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OERATE 40 OINTMRNT.

and you have permanent Ours.
The OkkATE has proved itself 10 b. the best Ofnt4
msnt ever invented and where once used, it has
never boon known to fRil Of cfecting e permanent
cure Of Old Sores, letter and Rngwor, Sclld Heads,
Chlblains, ana Frost Biles, Barbers Itch, Chapel
OF Cracked danc5 or Lips, BiOt1Ess or Ptmplss O
the Ha0a. And iof
sORB NIPPLES AND sORE EYEs,
the Cersts f. the only thing required % curs. 10
EhOuld Be kept Ii the h0uas Of CF5Eg Family.
Directions Accompany Zach Bottle.
BOLD BY MOsT MEDICINE DBALERs.
EFjes Of Syrup 81; CeTGss 25 cent PT BoffIs.
in. HABBIS B CO., Pr0prietor1,
Tor Western Stata1s- Oinciunsti, Ohio.
To whom eli orders for the aboIo a5sdisi1sI ml1-
- addrsssad-
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
I. =. Gaylord, Q. S. Mackenzie, william Flake,
:. y. Ssskrider, and Strong q AFuEirolg, CleTs-
and, Ohio; R0bert8& Samuel, COiuEntu1. ". A GTn-
ham, sanduskyi Carter . Brother, Erie, Pa.
Nesyer'g Salt llhsum syrup and Csratc, e sold b
Churohm Brgthsr- nae
IT Is EVERYBUDY'S ERIENDl
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81 rs EYSRYBUDY7s ERIENDl
aTAzTBoDT ArFREC11Fns
P 3 RR z VTsf
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
FHNIJY 1IEDTCTNF

-. .s : 81 Fl g1.e sss e:aIa q ne yas' to AZ
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TRAMELY PARSONAGE. Novel. By Antho-
nv Trollops author Of doctor ThOrne," "Ihs
Bertrams," &c. I3mo, Muslin g. o.
For sale by J. b. COBB co.
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ST 3 a M-B 0 AT NE
and others travelling On or NJ estsrn RIVER.
Sold Ehclesale and Retail b
4 GREAT SPRING REMEDY

DR.. s. O. RICHARDsON's
8 HERRY WINE BITT ERS.
Ths Celebrated NsW England RGmedy foF
H4 BI2UAL GoESTIPA 1tIOR,
5a1adlo0, Fever aud As1s, General Debility. sd
al Diseases Arising frcu Di1olasrsd >
Stomach, Liver or BoEela
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The Pain Killer Is parels FFgetabls compound.
and while It Is most Efficient rcedy for pafn he n
perfectly safe medicine even in the most unGEifai
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sEAEONs WITH THE SEA HOBsEs; or Sport
ing adventures in the Northern Seas. By
iilustrationS. Price Si,7s For sais by -
!. b. COBB 90.
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EnTHINa MoHE CDNTINnINe
BEsgIqE, SHELBY o., Tob. y. $50.

OF the value OF good remedy could be produced than
the iollOWiug letter, coming Il does unsolicited,
from gentleman 50 well known IN that part Ol
Ohio.
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N E W B o Q K ST
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r IMPORTANT no PLANTERS-

BIessrs B. A. Fahnestoc Coz GentlemenATr. G. W Til
lev well known Of the best planters
ia this county and celrbrG ed for The careful
peement negroes highly recommends b. A. FRhneSocks
Vermifues He called few days since and prchas ID
two dozen and says he administered the Vermnge bought
Of me last wear adult suspected OF having worms
aud IN eXpeing from her several dozen
inches in length. aud that heF health is gOHd.
One testimonies is worth thousand where the
parties aud this be regarded reliable evil
the adaptation valuable Yermifuge
plantations. am, truly, yours,
S. W. FISHER.
EPurchasers should look well to the initials wr6p
per- that they buying B. a. Fahhestoek's Veni
fuge, and no other. fe25 lm&W
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OFFICE COMMISSIONING sEcoNp DgAisrNG pssrarr,
New Orleans January il, ISL
NOTICE is hereby given that the Beard
4N of Commissioners of the Second Drain Dstr will
that portion of Draining itriet lying within
the limits of the city of New orleHns beg nniag the Mississippi
upper Julia along Julia Mobile
landing along said ndng Deld along street
and the upper sid. of tn Canal of The New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company following said Canal Lake Poneh
along the shores the between Parishes Of
Orleans and jefferson owing sad rish limo Mis-
sssipP and following the banks of said river starting
plan which nRds and deposited tbs Office
Recorder of Mortgages In and The Parish of leans
That the necessary the draining of portion ihe
sad Draining District will be the
required by law be made and completed within
years and i'll possible calculate ct cost Of about
hundred thousand dollars. S#
hag they will proc 10 dan that portion Of said
Draining lying within sof tho Parish Jeier
beginning the Mississippi river the boundary line
the Parishes Of Jefferson and Orleans along said boundary
line Lake along the shores of said Lake the
Jefferson and Lake Ponchartran Railroad following said road
to the Mississippi river and following the banks of river
Recorder Mortgages for the Parish
Jefferson That the works for the daiing said
portion said Draining District viii
the publications required by law be made and eouplsed
within years. and far possible TO calcnate, at
cost Of about two hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
L.. II. PLACE, President.
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DEukrEHE CouR De DISTRICT La NJ VILE DE "A MILE
! CROGKER-Ne ,708
I'm VERTU DUN writ de snisIe ct yente, q
T. par hoERbe neuHiene Cour de District de
Ia Nouvee Oanns dams 'miare cdessus, e procadera 10
SAMEDl so de 1861, midi n PHbtel de Ii Cite,
de la Commune, entire les du Camp des Mhgnns
Ii vente pubque ct adjudication de Ia propriee don't suit
In description. s2yoir:-
DEUN TERRAINS situGs dams le Quatreme District de
cette WILLIE dams let horne par les dc PAnaoncAtOn
Laurel Pasnt 1ofeAno. les dts d6$ignGs
par les Nos ct mtsureut chacun Al ps de Ia
PLEASANT 1877 peds dc prooner trayerssn jusquA Ia
TOednno sur aquele lis ont eale iacado de Al Ecds
Saisie dams Paaire ci-dcssus.
GONDITIONS-Comptant8 u moment do liadjudication.
z. T. PARKER,
fog rn2h 20 Sharif de La Pnrnissa d,Nrifans.
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J. 3. WALTON.


I R. WALTON.......... y. B. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNKER,
And AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal all sales Of Real Estate,
Slaves Furniture Bank other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Mer
chandise generally.
Heinvtes attention his system of plans and plan books Of
Real Estatenaugurated large expenSeembracng every
square and lot in with the measurement
thereof the the owner and other valuable information
taken from the most authentic in the pur
chase sale and appraemen Of Real Estate unequaed advsn
tages and information.
E~Funtue other sales attended to. se27 On
ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH
LANDS IN THE PARISHES OF JEFF ERsoS PLAQUE
School Fund for account and risk purchasers on
very long credit. without
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Aucsionser,
Office 40 Camp street.
es March 2 1891 II 9 shsss k.d:
Fund ara under the Of TIC En@nef
@ On the fd and ] day a hs @ viii s
the following described property to-wit-
AAHHS IN the EaTlan Oh OtneEsOhs
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF R. F. NICHOLS, WHO
PURCHASED FOR MRS G. DUMAY AND GKo,
uH.LMAN.
TRACT OF LAND in the Baratara District on the left
ton No. s. on plan drawn by Wn j. mccullough T. s Sur
s o d a s1eel Sm
81 front the Bayou by about 70
| penis in DEPTH
large portion of this by claims and
ony he mt TIE ara iee ct The city Fl e NEa snG az
! out any warranty whatever.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF EMILE H0UILLoT.
Bayou Dupont about IL leagues from the of New Orleans
fronting said Bayou by depth arpents and being
! Denis and Small! Lake.
This said tract contains t8l 6aG0 acres, follows:
Section %, T l. 3, q E...... 76-l l99 acres
Total. 6:l 6i-l00 acres
According plan by Louis H. Pile City surveyor, the d
| S. Surveyor-Gentral.
Lands iii the Parish of Assumption.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF THos. B. LEE.
Al the right title Rrd Of the city of New Orleans
CURED from the estate Of John McDonogh, without any
rsnty whatever, in and to
THREE CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND, situated in til
Parish OF Assumption the which Leads from the Bayo
Louis T. Piie Civ snsSyor the dimensions bens taken frol
posed Of The following divisions, viz:
No 1874 containing ZOE IS 100
No. Is5 :. 20 32-ie0 :.
H. r g. T. i5aE:' are situated partly 10 If ~ and
also the same place. for account Of the McDol
ogh School Fund
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sEcosD IusyeE's CoURr }HUGH MORAN vs. W, WILLIAM
DIX VIRTUE of II writ of fieri f@cias, to
ID directed by the Hon ID. MITCHELL Second Justice of
the Peace for the h OF Orleans in the above entitled suit
will proceed TO sell at public auction in tho barreom of the
City lloe Common street, between Magazine and Camp
Streets SATURDAY, 9Th day March, 1861 at Il o'clock
NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
trict of Ibis ely in The square bounded by julia ST. Joseph
Foucher and TchoupitouAs Streets and designated
said square, according to plan drawn by Henry Moeheuseu
Surveyor dated 24h of May 1915 and deposited Lucien
Ieman Notary, by dated l0h Jnne 1876 Said
% feet font ST. Joseph street. by depth OF III feet
inch. between parallel lines. Together with Ill The buildings
and Improvements thereon, exc.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CRsh on the spot.
WATERS
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I The addition this Hotel being completed, with EsH
suneror accommodations ladies and Gentlemen will
opened on MONDAY, February 18th, 1851.
The House is Comnl0ta ~ its appointments the
intent Proprielos make IL worthy the patronage
the travelling public II. n. PARKER,
fe25 n JOHN 7. MILLS.
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MILITARY BOARD OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

MILITARY BOARD Of the STATE OF LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge, Dc. &c, 800 !
AS- Resolved, 'NElHt the regulations estaE,~
ished by this Board with tho Organization for voI,
p4es bones, ETC. he printed deposited with the
Adutsnt General and that pnbc notice to all mill
sry Compeniesin this State desiring be furnished arms
equipments etc. uUdcf Tie ecent act Of The Ia eislaure :hs
SIGe, eppiy sa bdjulanr General the said regua-
ous forms etc: aua also for Their commissions, when said
regulations and forms aEe complied with
THOS @. MOORE,
President Of the Military Board.
E. ". Rl1sEY, Secretary. d29 #
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sEooEPE JUSTICE DE PAl1 }HuGHa MORAN Us WILLIAM


pour In PHELAk-Nu. 1865
PaYoisSe d Orleans.
I'm VEf9TU dun writ de Heri fiscKns, n
- moi adresSt honoabe D. F. Mitchell seconde Justice
de Paix pour IL parosse d'Orltans ae ceSss ie
proeaderRi lie SAMEDI, de 1851, midi rHotel
dc la Cite, de la Commune entire des Iasasns
ct du Camp, Ia pencan
On TERRAIN stna dams lc Premier District de setts VILE
dams Pe borne les Julie. st Joseph FoucEor CT
Tchoupouas tSgne par lie No 10 dit et nm
plan dresst par Henry Noel4sn. en- date da " de
mai 1875 Herman, notae par Rgte d
0jnn 1915 lie d terrain q pjeds de face Ia rue s.
IOsap hsnfs narhilees EhSGui-
bic isses authorizations Qu sS rouveut, etc,
CON oNS-tfomptant ~. moment de Republication
fel IS mo W. H. WATERS, C6nne'ahie.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER- GEATIEE STREET
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1861.
LAST NIGHTS OF
JEANNE DEANS.
The Performances Of which, DURING THE TWO PAST
WEEKS,
Has ELECTED Unequivocal Enthusiasm
CROWDED CRITICAL AND FASHIONABLE AUDI
ENCEsl.
This delightful play adapted from Sir WALTER scoTTs
Affecting Story,
THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN.
is emnenty fitted to the of and intelligent
minds and is indspuably the
MOST PERFECT DRAMATIC
SCENIC EFFORT
EVER PLACED UPON ANY STAGE IN THIS CITY
Twelve New Scenes
HAVE BEEN TAINTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE PIECE,
And in some of the Tubleaux
One Hundred Auxfiiaries are Engaged:
TRIAL and SENTENCE OF EFFIE DEANS.
| -Embodyng-
THE VARIOUS DTGNtTARIEs
AND OFFICERS OF THE CROWN. AND THE PR1s-
oNER AND WITNESSES,
Together with the Crowd of Anxious Spectators,
Constitute
Imposing Picture of Majestic solemnity.
While the closing scenes,
THE DENoLIsHING THE SCOTTISH BASTILE
By the Mob,
THE BURNING OF THE PRISON BUILDINGS
The Rescue and Pardon,
| IS EXCITING AND GRAND BEYOND DESCRIPTION
Ray- SEATS MAY BE SECURED IN ADyANCE.-es
i A CAD&hAY OF nzUsiC -AoApEAY Of MUSIC
Formerly
spaIding & Rogers A,np.ttEeater.
sPALDING ROGERS. Proprietor
Fourth Night md immense Success Of the zOUAvEs-Per
Torrance Chnnged-New Vaudeyille-Sew Disp,ay-Eew
Songs Romanccs and Dances.
| THURSDAY EVENING, March 7. 1861,
Will be presented the song la Valsc by
TERRIBLE-La File Terrible, young lady Just IL seas
Eouave Leon La Marseilaite, y by Zouave Frederick
Grand Military Displays Iab aux, &c TO commence with
MlLITATRE ET PENsIONNATRE. played hitherto viii
great applause.
nThe zouaves will appear any other Theater
HFs Day Performance Saturday, arranged exp ssly
for Laaies and Children.
ES~THE MUSEUM is OPEN with its vast repertoire Gu
riosties, Grand Aquara Model Steamship, Admission
90 cents. mi
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES 81
| Insaap
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WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER.
j. J. Ey ERs,
GO Chnrtres street.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer French and American PA
PER HANG1NGs Borders Corners Oaks Marbles
cry variety
n-Paricu'sr attention Md work in bis line an ~
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AUCTION SALES.

= = - ~ -
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
100 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs.
100 doz. American Shirts.
And
An assortment Of Ready Made Clothing.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos 45 andi7 Old Levee street,
between Customhouse and Benyie streets.
NJ, their rooms Nos. Is ii Old LeveO street,
100 cases of Boots Shoes and Brogans.
100 dozen of American Shirts
Rg-TERMs-At sale. mo
CONTENTS OF a MILLINERY STORE AT AUCTION.
BY MACKEY & DAY,
j. G. MAcKEY Auctioneer,
Snlesroorng No. 81 Magazine street, First District,
and 8GG Levee street, Fourth District.
T'HuRsDAY, the 7th inst, ,, It IL IL. O'Clock
bj,tri t w II be- sn sol g"e' u A'1
- Tls so9ens Of Millinery and Dry Goods Store M
SLAVES AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE OR
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., 81 co,
L. A. LEVY, JR Auctioneer,
Office 80 Natchez street.
H., at tRe s; Charley Exenange, without the slightest
MILLEY aged about IL years-a good cook washer and
HARRIET, her child. aged 8 years
Guaranteed in title only aud sold to settle an interest
1ct Of sale before r. o. sarke ESD Notary Public, at the
expense Of the purchaser ma
100 cases BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANs
American White Shirts, Merino Shirts ard Drawers.
BY G. LEAUMONT, BLACHE & CO.,
Auction Rooms. No. 60 Chartres street.
FRIDAY, the sth inst, at E 70 o'clock a, al
NJ ut their auction aieroons No 69 Chartre6 street, Will
100 cases of Boots Shoes and Brogans.
100 doz American white and CoIored Shirts.
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CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES 81
Unequaled Success of Mr.. COLLINS.

Unequalod Success of Mr.. COLLINS
THURSDAY EVENING, March 7, 1851
. EoGh gfh Rsn Rs es e e 5
M ANN Eg ZIG
Ike brownns Gr.panny Manor The Lakes Of KiiaTney-
The Coiegans invite and receive appreciation the
qua 's fS
No ro-morrow-Beneft of Hr. Collins.
room Boxes, ench = cents; PrivH:e Boxes, esch S.
Change of Time-1'oors at O'Clock performance
nj P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
VARIETIES TE4EATEIs. GEAvIER STREET.
Mr. JOHN F; OWENS Sole Lessee and Manager
Mr. GEO i Acting Manager
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1851,
s ep R
OF MID LOTEIAN-3ayid leans, Mr. ChHs bass Geor,
SIX Es1S5li? Mi NJ W7EsSSf oEv Sqf' S M
Geo otd GIL L 6 NJ Ghas M M 2e91
TnoY rs Eas Ds1s Ms; Ha5aoeE
ncsTiiI lie frs VIVA Mk; ANP MRs: PETER
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes according to
s S & S a. oaS ds fss G
Lose 80 cents Colored Gallery 20 cents white Gallery &c
vhee and BIKES nny be SECURED two sd
sag-Doers open at half-past O'Clock performance
mi W. B. cH1PPENDALE. Treasurer,
NEW OPERA HoUsaG-CoRKEE OF BOURBON
IN and Toulouse Streets
MadcmoiselIe kdcIina Patti.
THURSDAY NIGHT. March 7. 1861.
S1 81 & a in ,Ss m
Dionorah
-nrauuf t;rc1a Iatfir Rnras
qnee second GALLERY, 81 5O Fit Boxes and Fit 81 Third
RIF-Iioors open at 6. To commence att.
E1-No seats secured unless paid Tor m6
SPALDING a. ROGERS, MUSEUM, tNdtoining
and servants Is een5opss Day and night from Is A. n to
SxSP ode n esfa mnh
famous Mechanical Orchestra; largest stuffed spt
io60c6 o'hsr v tHtosiics '''' 0''''' fsa
WANTED---WANTED.
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN. "A SITUATION IN A
reas or Ss S9Fn the
hand and give best of references Address Box G Post
| WI hNTED- FOR THE SUMMER a WO-STORY
w onae, Furnished uiurnshed at moderate rent Al
dress A. b., Crescent Office shifting terms ETC. fec If
d. WANTED no PURCHASE A HAND
~ cent office M If
=-- =-=-=
E'1A's'AANS''' 'LNoS = AA4 ''''''h>>'l' A "a
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE is the only which
be tied with greater rapidly than rope The Orleans Cot
| ton Press this Tie exclusively for COMPRISING
The Hoops ali painted TO prevent rust and Injury to thu
| G ttou.
| For sale, wholesale aud retail, on easy terms, by
| H. FASSMAEN 4 CO.,
| % Commercial Place.
| And L. G. LATTING & CO.,
| ;s9I IN, l6 Union street.
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REQss, BROTHER q co..,
IRA No. 439 MARKET STREET,
PHILADFLPHTA
Booksellers. 5tssttoneEa asass Blank Boob
MANUF ACTURERS.
sEas-HanpfRcturers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS
EEGALIA, JEWELS, etc. is2 5n
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sEcosP DIsTR,er OoURT 2ClT{ Of o., NEW nKLEANs
- No. l770S.
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
I'D directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans, the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street.
tween Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, Both day
of March, l66l at IL O'Clock NJ the following described
property, wiz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
Fourth District of this city in the bounded by Annun
CATION LAUREL Pleasant aud roedano The said lots Of
ground being designated by the Nos and g. and have each
front of Al feet Pleasant street. by ISL feet in DEPTH
ming through Toeduno street, which they like
trout of Il feet.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
r. r, PARKER,
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PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Parqusts "a
cents Second Circle, 90 CENTS Gallery, Is cents Quad
Boxes, ench IS cents; Prire;e Boxes, each So
Change Of Time-1oors open at o'clock performance
to begin at 73z O'CLOCK.
P GLEASON Treasu
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SHERIFF'S SALES,


FFrH DISTRICT COURT j. B. IETnREY Mrs: JUSTINE
Of New Oreans. l.. P1CKREIL-No. IA oi2
by VIRTUE OF IA writ Of seizure and sale
D directed by the Honorable the Filth District Court
Of New Orleans, in the above entitled will proceed
to sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY. March 10,
1861, at IL o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, ApA
provements theeon ard thu rights ways privileges H
appartenHnces thereuno beoRng anyw appernning
stnnte i'll the Fourth District of this city The square No. no.
bounded Nayndes s. Charles First Apollo Carondset
and Seco I'd Streets beng Of the lot ground designated by
the No. IA plan of the and other lots drawn by F.
Gohie Architect dated May 10, 1850 and dep sd for the
reference in the ri of f. b. Cenas late Nonry Public IN
this id portion piece of ground in American
70 feet inches and lines aid NRyadcs
st Charles by deph and front First et
parallel lines l2J feet forming The of said
the whole will fully by the act of sale of said prop
erty dated september 30 1852 and annexed the petition here
in filed.
Seizedi the above suit.
For cash pay and satisfy plainf's claim amounting
the of thousand hundred and fifty dollars,
(25 with interest heeoa nj six per cent from the 29h Of
September 1859 till maturity 10 wit the ID of October, 1850
and per cert from maturity till pad So 81 of protest.
together with cent. lawyers fees said aggregate
amount, and costs of suit.
. The the ent of note for the sad
$780, dated September - 1850 and payable years
after da with per interest from date maturity
per cent from maturity f not paid) until final pay
B. And the balance of the price Of adjudication. If any cash.
e. T. PARKER,
fell m15 Is Sheriff o the Parish oil Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

Thia Company continues insure against pers of the
Seas and Rivers and Loss md Damage Fire, current
rates Of premium.
in the Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege of participating in the profits of the Company
ing to 18th article of charter they prefer dis
count of fifteen cent will be allowed their preri.
losses promptly and equally adjusted.
JouN NJ. CRAWFORD Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

n8-HoIland Council Hf SHyfIs,IE arSt Select
MASTERS No meets the FOURTH dukSiiAl OF every
of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No = Odd
oFToERsmJ r. Holland, T. H. GIN; @. p Crane,
p l. g.. IT A. Barlse, E. G. "; Bruno Dc c ants5,
othe Guards j. G. Wood Conductor a Ofergeld ste%acd
Peter Mnnsan. Sentinel bAIG "
Rs~DUdiey Lodge No. &c. e.. and ~ NJ
keg1ar Communications Of this Lodge hed EN BkA SAi
9RDAY EVENING, att O'clock In their Lodge Room Ell the
GRAND LODGE, BASQUE Hall, Of st. Chsr'es auG
10 attend.
oFEIcERs-Wm. 4. Stewart, W. NJ; s. ]. Outlet, W.
Il. F. Hall, J. W.. ThaddeNs D. FanHorn Treasurer :;
J. D. Jas. R. Scot, Tyler. eb "