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into money or its representative. Shut out from
the world, confined within the limits Of their own
desolate region the Southern people-agricultu.
rsts as we'll as traders-must be at the present
time in the very state which they promised each
other would DO that Of the North when secession
had taken place, with the obvious prospect before
them that no relief can come until the authority of
the government is fairly established throughout
the Union.
Again, the financial success of the government
of the United States presents a striking contrast
to that of the rebel government. The rebels, on
commencing the war against the government
issued quantity Of bonds, which they called Con-
federate bonds, which were to bear per cent
interest and to be secured by an export duty on
cotton. AS we stated at the time these bonds
were issued, tie security of the export duty was
worthless-thcre being no possibility Of shipping
cotton so long as the rebel government lasted.
The Southern people seem 10 have taken the same
view as they refused TO take the first small Issue
OF SIS 900 600 OF bonds. Since then the rebels
have obtained from various planters, under the
coercion of mob law, various contributions of cot
tou rice, tobacco, corn and other produce, on the
security OF which they issued Treasury notes
il needs no argument 10 prove the worth
lessness OF these notes. Under the recent
scs Of Congress, every pound Of produce COW
tributed for the prosecution OF the rebellion is foi
ieited TO the United States, and viii be seized
whenever our armies make their way into
the South. Even independently of this, no proy
sion has been or can be made for the interest on
these notes, and those who take them in payment
Of produce or labor may be regarded as simply he
slowing free gift on tho rebe government The
United Etates on the other hand ere paying their
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Slaves.
9Hf ASTnY af
g. SMITH negro, aged about ~ yeas
5oE Is F aesfo a aged Dep Ss years
FH5ST9 ase@ as sSGa
PIpyE negro a. ed about 4a % ga g. ensnfe
TO- BILL JON Els, negr" aged abon, % years.
i Nero ns2o a ases a aSn a
y MAnIsoN negro aged ab%n, 81 g. ears
Is FRIDAY, negro, aged a'out 70 years.
IS FoS nsgo ICED s S"% 3
Is TON b 81 neg rs ased aton y yesTs
j. Fl n nsTfS a ased % about = ]
q. ANDREW, negro aged ahou, 20 years
2. HENRY TAYT. =, egro ag~d about 80 years.
u. IstAC, negro nged ahou' "a years
g. MARTIN WHITE, negro, aged about 50 years
2. ~ = negro. aged about 22yetrs
s. HsboE n "nl ae esrG 5o SH q 2a5
g. WILSON negro aged ab % 60 yea,srhoser.
s.: BRTT, s, negro aee% eho1t g yeaTs-carpenter.
s. kHW S w& aS1 hss% sS% aaSi 1s 70
g. b MEG ag Ssgr n5Ig : Sa5 g boy driver
3 R%hAfT HENeY UcsF r. as sS ab6a. years.
g RoREET pHILIrr = negro asst "b sor, l. years
T. WfAM nESR RS'0 ueFo o s assd about 4 years.
8 ROGERS, egro, aged about l6 years.
A. D WIS negro, aged about 10 y srs.
IS. WILL M. ne aged about years. -,
49, (CAIRE, age about As yeas-hospital keeper and
AZ. 1sAN,Y. aga0 abou-6 years.
a. AMAND negro aged about So years, and her
g. g. H RfN 9:fr9 IF rFs afsS Sfs! Years
81. MATILDA: aged years
$a$H4 e: g. $s$s aged .s, % and he,
S. lPAGE aged ahont lG months. ,,..,,
81 }MAR9 ANN M. aged about 20 years. and her child
ss' abb q and her two children
81. fTITINE girl 7ged years -,
& e: 81 ssi':; ;:s::
6s. 1MAR .nMkITE aged 10 years.
ANFSfF sea as sS" q Years.
8 NARY BtR + oeFrsss, aSsd a69rt 50 years.
T. VICTOR NE mnlao sg r., ah9 9a a - "fs.
ckEFzfFE ssei San G"!
Is JANE: negress, aged abont q wears
POI EY nsEres af az an9g ut p Ss years.
ma Sar neg ess e soa n0G vesF years.
go NANCY negTe-s aged about "a Yea yeaT5sa; sors
81. CATHERINE negress aged about q years.
Mules, Horned Cattle, etc.
TGfty Hs nornsd Cattle consisting of Cows Calves Hers
and one Bull
Twenty Bog and Pigs.
Carts, Wa CONS. Drays, etc.
Fourteen Carts. Wagon. and Drays.
A lot of Ger
Implements of EIusbandry.
| Twenty-four Flows
| NfoveaIsies. Furniture, etc.
lot Of Furniture. consisting Of Beds, Bedding, Table
| Charsand Croekery Ware.
| a LIB AIRY and it. contents -
The of vsluabe Plantation, Sugar House heaner,
Slaves St0ck MoveabIe etc will be sold in book the Savt
without any warranty any kind title on he following
| ncsq- TERMS AND CONDIf hSS-The purchaser to pa
oneouh cash. the balance credit of one wo three NJ
years the purchaser to give his notes, with security TO
satisfaction of the the said notes TO
further secured by vendors lien and special mortgage on
mr. pertv sold the notes with credit TO he diyid
into such the require and to hear
pr per from day of sale I'LL maturity ahd II
then eight Interest per hnnnm until pal
fe said made payable at the Bank OF Louisiana,
New Orleans,
RA plan of the property and copy Of the Inventory may
the pc of the Auconeer where parties desiring lh
nation in relation to it, will please amply $50
Act Of sale before Theo. Guyo Notary Public at the e
| nense of the nnrchaser AIN 10 my3 3 a l5
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Biens Inlnleubies.

Biens Immeubies.
HARITATIoN sVoRIGRE SONS enc Ro5 de
tions ayan1 appa tenua e Anone en 81 fen Pierre
l Rvs's rd ns'%I % as s'Osi i;
DE- Ia vile Nouveeo iau dune dendue superfeiele
% a R 4lsS dre P par j. T.
les ooraons de tous genres les engns ct les maehiue
DIX shseun les nnmsros 10 H. T. 49, H.
y e"d NoS iehs Dc 8? ey o n de-
IN s9i2 div lots ayan les dimensions suvar les,
lie lot No 10 m peds de face teuve, gnes
parallels stedn' isqn'au eneain de fer au COLE an Mexi
s a. gs 23t n6 5@ e, az
P'snSS%f s sur 81 aSs FER
pes ou Fori. Ayeone g n e., e, sur l. ,o ig5e
's1F Ct s. ss sST% usan
d avec M gu" de pete aqsc
oTne o' No ne,s $50 pic aeuvc pro
fond1Ur deviron ITO apens Ia sn super cure e Gen
Tm oS a !" 5"f s s's' cots
Y sn ps de qconu 9"yG sur ue p ct r
h ign 1tsS s oas do al avc r p,e Droou.
denr 81 arpepts sur la gne aupdcue ct dc 10 apens
SUI vot No Il m sure 10 peds sur
oHrpen's sur la gpe s"aeue " de ~ penis sur
e lot No IS esurr pes lcuve profon
d d cS ne S%t de fS dn pI du Maqs @
n de fer sur In me 3mSrfne a. ed y pomss
On Flor da Avenue &c Ia llo Peds II, gHG
sI a Sr % DE- S ' pie SUI Flo
lie if No 49, ds de faee an Hense sur u9e pro
We an chpmn de IS ped du chemn de fer unna !" fiji
ea a2' ," ' ep 4g pieds igns Dte nis
lie lot M Il Is pied de face mn heuve sur ns pro
coIe If sur Ia de 4S25 eds pouceS dn ev
an cHemin de fer ct ps pou sd CHI MN de fer la flu
fE ps M nG%ces az DE- e ace
chsmn de protondeur a 256t pieds Sponc du che
'n T Is mrsurc 8n pieds Neuge
Ill fondeur e a 81 Lyme snpd'ere ct 46i5 pes
ces gne nferieure ct sur ue argen dams e iona Ut o.
ri lot 70 10 22 pie euve nrofoI
dsr de s69 PONCE sur "a on my pus oG
S"e 1E n,y ATTEsIX IETs DE TERRE faisant pare
III r6nSitntton AMP e Pierre y mis- Irf49nd
rt lUnee Nahn etc d'vise en- ne ct 70 'HS - u
res sous nom Versailles uiTnn p drGsse Pr os ~
jill lie is i'pvt n. 1887 dtpost comm plan N' 90 dams
'' nab joue en- villa ir virgt inq lie sd9yhs pn
M nuu1fo ae, ui, hull, w g e.n 'its 'ts
- ...rp trenre-hu uuat t., quarante'epi, q1aTn'e In
u trte-n-u enGunne, cnquh" den&, Sihqu!htel'h
,e cinuuauteSept, crquIne nit soiAanesoS soixNntese
M TRHs iiETS dssi mes pr les ruu1aos 3 10 ct Y
u" IT lLEFs utsgueS par les huu2ro> 80 o. b. d. IT,
and % SIX iIETs Les nuns, os l. cts
arc DN IET4 de ignts les nnnd n' ~ = q oo M
IA ONE If1 dtigu6 par les p'Hnaos 63, tg i5O W.
HUIf LIFTS d6gnds par 1885, 9J, 1911 1872
to, Of TRoIs LIFTS DE rERRE dtsends par les NUM-
any soxante-luatre soixane,eize ct syate qna1o ze en-
sst In die haitatinn ausi les machines engns e
Of peHdanccs central de In dte habAon CT dc Ia ditto rain
The f TR euTRE MoRGEAu on PORTION DE TEE
he consistent vrgx iles sie dams p%rosse e
n I'd ct fSant artie de rAnc habtton !selafohde,
dow nue. m Versailles, div see en- ilets slHal
lie plan los Pile vye lie 10 aVri sH 81 dspos
eChes notsre u dts lots d6guts 10 dit piai
J. s. nslasFos 26S 20 2 ia 2s5, 2oo NJ, s9s 49, 800
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I. JOHN HENRY, Negro, age d'environ 50 ans-commar
q William BURGESS, Negro, age denviron IS ans-cori

l. JOHN HENRY, Negro, age denviron 50 "ns-'0mH'an'
q william BURGESS, negre age denvf0n IS "ns-cOrn'
g. SMITH In, nes!e, age d'environ 80 ans. |
S SnH 9ta xA HsS Eyre az denvoS y ans
T. THoWAsSIN, nsEre arS a'eny on z sEin In!
J 5fIT IAhynS neg's ago asnyiIon 4S-ngdniour
L. ANE age asny i on "a AOn sLfOrgsFSn'
T. Il: M JOIN A& & Ssss sss ds"yj'on IS
t. 7S: s So Hs5's 60 ?s"$% ms
i iS K RI@ Il ehi HssTt, aga dsay.o 22a,s
sTH bR SsE Ps* 5s Si"s'2S ans
RDE EEY aSFE6 r. ss sv as snsitou so
81 AL1GK, Negro, hst denyrol q % ANS ans
e e M NJ \ wnlT&, nsstc 5gS aoHviron 50 ans.
s. WILLIAM DENT negro agd d,snyi.on = ans MS.
81. Wise On Negro, 40 d'envis,n so a9s-ya , Ct
g. fsf T S,T 6E as5 ds"von snsnsrpCne
1IFEe 4s% p d,s"y S4 e sn .ron ans
IS DIGS nsg,q s@ e"yon y ns
R#S$ s a. Ssn1l5s" "9 ans
uFT f ns ss a e. enT u Sa IA aus
H. SOS: negrc, age d,onvi,on 10 aus
IS RoGERs, n "ssrs E. 3s5 S S'yGyToG u.s. 40
4 WiLM Gss s s sS on \, a9s ans
| At iSANnY arG d envi Oh 5 ans.
| AZ MARIE agGe d. uvircn ! ans
a AMANDA ptgres0 ag6s d'environ Is ans ca ses cnt
| enfnns
| 20 BEN age ans
81 WiVNEY ndtresse, "g6c do 3 ans
SCI MATllIIpE. Agee de A ans.
al ELLEN. agGe d. 3 nJs
"A S4 | IUDG H. alts de s nps g..
b. FRA Hell negresse sgee denvaon 20as ct son enan
IS. PAG age de Ii moiS.
81 MARIE ANNE, agee dc 20 RNs ct son enfant
is. 5HENnERSUN. . . st,
80 Sc NGg"esse hgts dc z s ct ses ehfaLS's
| g. }HENEihT +, ntgresgH Igte de ans
d. (TITiE@ neg esSe, hgG- de avs. =,
g. (LUrIS tOM rs, nGgrebBe a5a denVlroh aes OF Il
. drux eni.ns:
| IS. IS A r II. il &c de 4 ans
| GA. ADRIAN ago de ans. -, 10 .
y 65, SurlLE 4 MAJ n5gTesss' Nsas "e'VF'A 30 ans
| H. lMARCiuERIre agGe de- 10 ans.
g. CT hNARISSE neg esse, agee d'enYtLa a ~ ans
~ a. hSTOI NE TIE, rdgressu, i fGe de ~ ans.
a 6g ROSE nagreSse, agee d'Hnv ron 4ShIs
=" iii MARIE BURGESS neg 'ess age d'envlrnn 81 ans
IL H. YtGTOkINB, mIlatsPsse, aE6e dens,Hp ~ ans
os III VIM Y uGg esa4 agGe DE vlron ms.
"a. II EIIZ RETu rfg1e-se agee d'e"viFon Y ans
NJ IA CELE2t e, negr hse. ag6e HenV1ron % ans.
~ H. JANE nagreSse Ag6t' de q ans.
RE ~ nnJJ,EY nGgrs SO agee d'enviroh y ans,
-, ii SALLY nSgresse ag6e d'enV'' on % ans.
~ ia GEORGE MA, u&gresse, agee de sViran z ans
ef' 10 FHOZINE, r4gresse, hg d'enyi on 70 ana. .
On 50. N SNCjY, Dtgresse 6r d'ehgron II ans "
IN 81. CATHERINE, nj esse, agee densifon " ans.
ore ore Diu'ots, Betez cornss. ETC.
iol, Suarante mulets AmericaEs, %
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r B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. WALTON.
CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUCTToNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES LANDS, ETC., etc
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues personal to all sales of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks and Mer
chsndise generally
Heinves attention to Of plans and plan BOOKS o.
Estate-naugursed at large every
square every every square, with the Measurement
thereof the and other valuable Information,
the authentic sourcessecurine in tho pur-
chase ao and appraemenl Of Real Esae unequaed advan
tagea and information.
sFrrn'nra and other outdoor asia" attended, to sa En-
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BY J. B. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40 Camp street.

"WEDNESDAY, May IS, 1861, at IL o'cloc X
w NJ AZ the Merchants and AucLioneers h%enrhge SIG
Posotce Royal by virtue AMI r. pursuance OF an or0er
OF The Honorable Second Judicial District Court for the
Parish of IT. Bernard No @ Of the docke Of sad Court dated
Anil "a t6 will proceed sell public auction. for &C
count Of the Succession Of William Dunbar deceased Inc ol-
lowing described Real Estate Slaves etc. to-W1t
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SUCCESSION DE THOMAS BOYLE EFT DE sA FEMME
Catherine Keenan,, dtesdte-Une &aison en- bois a IN
etage stute Ia Benvie.
PAR J. b. WALTON,

"EnCanteur-BnreAu, 10 rue du Camp.
CAWEDE, lie Is de Inai 1s6l, 8 midi, In
- Aarchands edrs Enra auciennr posel
de Ell coniormanen IN ord de Phone
rable H. Morgan ige de la Deuxierne Cour de District
date davrl 1851 dossier de Ia our NJ $50 vendne
ponr lie compile de Ia succession cdessus Ia prcpas suvaue
SAVIOR :--t I .
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE si'ne dams lie fond dn Sc
District VILE dams Pet cnpris entire les res
Benve Prienr Conf johnson, detgns CONNIE lie lot No.
de fet No BS plan dresse Jos Pe voser date
le 1870 depose ieiude de ID L. MeCay antreois
noatre willie copie de Ia ite pr9pee des
see Hedin areheete ineGne civil, date lie II
mars 1851 deprse Fetnde de NJ Gern1n Ie dit
terrain 50 peds II lgnes de face IL en-
VILE 80 10 pauces gnes prooueur sur IL lgne du
terrain No 81 neds ponces antrc cots fnssant en-
poin fond avec lea authorizations qn sly
consistent masnn hos dage, ayant deux cham
cuisnea hambre citerne puts ct hangar
pour ie hos le toni louG ration de SIS par rlos
nN- C0NDITIOES-Gomptant
de pardevant -, notaire public, any
| frais de Pacunerenr ala p m ID W liz
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:
SATURDAY, May 49,, 1861, at ~ o'clock
~ A. at tho Merchants and AucIloneer Exchange. old
Post-otce) Royal street. by virtue and in Of
order Of the Hon H Morgan Ju Of the Second District
Court dated pgil II. 1851 Court Docket No 1850 Will be
sold for of he above named succession the following
described property, t0-wit :
A CERT AN LOT Of GROUND, sttnated in the rear Of
tire seeoud District of this city in the bounded by Bisn
Vile Pren Conf md johnson designated lot NO.
u square No &C, plan drawn by 6n Pug urvsyor
datsd May 40 deposited in the Office Of D. L. Mcay- lte
Notary in This city, and copy thereof made by O. AZ
Architect and Civil Engineer da ed March H. t5 aud
deposited in Ihs oe ~ Gerno Notary sid lot measuring
SO inches end lives Benvie street 80 feet ~
and in depth the line adjoining 10, No. ., and
sc ee inches the other line, running to point IN the
improvements the consisting Of onesto
Frame DWELLING honse containing kitche of one
room well and wood shed, rented SIS per month
E5F- TEEMS-URsh aa.0 "4.
act of sale before Notary Public at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser. ......
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.ss-gs,rzeassa f4tJss UN' TEaEGWK4-Dr. y. " Ell
liz st. Charles street, continues supply ths
Loss OF TEETH without wrea apringss
1AIYYYfy his new principle OF self snsescn Ihis
method has procured him universal sprobaon and u
mended A. bainea ingenious aysarn Of supplying
EJfT All TEE ii hitherto invented in all restoring
perfect articulation sna astcacn and perfect aa nssnh
weste method Of filing teeh with gold continues ~ shoderB
Thnse Interested will Gnd hes 70 be
entirely and scrupnously correct Dr. W. rera na shesfe
thanks to tnha Of New Orleans and vicinity me
nryc fhc7 have with theasf 1ttee
years Office and rsdsncs III ST, CHARLES street, ssea 500
from Lafayette Square. ssesA
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v. A, u. RI.ACExHIAR d BRO, s==gsaa
SHETV Wholesale and Retail Deaiersin Nt&t'
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans

Grand Grand Square and Upright Pianos fro the
s ssS TO the RAVEN, BACON CO. fIANos, now
rst introduced this market For the last thirty gear9
have besp especial favortes at the North tor their
gnrnbiSy beauty Of ns decacy Of touch power and sweet
ness ell of which points we know that they eaho' os
exceed, . s.I AwEs VI vosE
pIANos These Instruments though placed on exhhiof
At Boston Phadepha other places in competition win
a vast celebrated naker have invariably received the hh
for coed solid workmanship, elegant finish and
sst eyenness and richness of The PARLOR GEM tht
ons nced frsteass Pier thew ord Every Faio sou o
warranted to give ens satisfaction Melodeons Gutaa
W56ina Brass Band Inst and everything appertant
y ta sinch If i eonpee us Store Music aud Music Book
e. Reht ny hIat, PH"''~' '-N~'r TarnHat
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i. II. NJ ALTON.

Z 49,, -,
g. IS. go s2asagd 9said los fully described IL
ANOTHER p Reel OF GROUND consisting Of sqnare
Of sated in he p4ris nf ST. BERNARD and heng Dar
of the 70 le aRonde's plantations known o. Yer
saes divided into per pan drawn by jos Pts
Surveyor Id squares designated by the No 20 49, ~
asd ESQ., which said Of groud ia y described
In passed by Joseph Lsbony, late Public in be
city Of Orleans ana 6ea ing dae Of the STh April 1871
ANOTHER PARCEL TRACT OF LAND, cons sting
Of nine Of onnd situate in he Parish Of 50 Bernard
and bring the plantation known be des Robd and
to-day Versailles said squares designated BY Nos r. r.
25 90 2S 30, 2 and Al, plan drawn by Joseph Pe
Surveyor the 18th April, 1885, which said above los are
fol Described cnted before Joserh isbony
late Notary Public in the city Of New Orleans dated the II
day Of nyernber, A. D 1859. .
nNnTHER SO ARE OF LAND situated in the said Parish
of st. Bernnrd aud forming of tn plan alton 1rmeI
known de aRondH and Verailes said qnre De ia
ted by he No 49, and fully dec in act Of sale passed By
Jo sboHy, Notary Public in New orieans dated the
23d day Of January. A d. 1861.
Another parcel of ground composed of eight certain tracts
land situate IL he parish of st Bernard in this state at hs
Of about three miles from New Ortas and on be SAINT
de of the river III The Of the town Of Versailles designs
plan made by Wo }. Mciuoch Surveyor General o.
the Unied State the State of Lnuinna Deposited in th
Office Of Edward Barnett Notnry Pubc IN New Orleans
plan x, by the number So T. s. 10 and designated AIS
said plan by yellow lines Said lots lie in section nnnos
township number twelve south range, twelve east
The whole containing 3y1 7-lU0
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=. B. WALTON.

BATTLE-GROUND. SUGAR PLANTATION AND RE-
FINERY. MACHINERY, FARMING UTENSILS, CAT
TIE, MULES, etc., etc,
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: ArEsraRs,s TRoPnoAh ROOFING

Cheaper and superior other used Ina Southern
climate. ,,.,.
4 WI DIR ABILITY-euual TO the best slate roofs.
al to any other; no cracks
or lesks being possible
"a BEAIY-T presents smooth and grsniteiise surface
5fh CHEAPNESS-I much less than, though 1t Ia ~
GOOD any slate or wood roof and less than the inro,
opcson roofing heetofors offered to the public saves tbt
e' sb. will resist nro better than
plateronf. = =, .4s - L. ~. .,a. -,
ts cinss and protects the interior OF buildings from tina IN
torse heat Of snmr1er. So -
can be put ngon roofs of slope and being 81 g9
sFht DOES not require heavy ratera to support III "he ~
MT liable TO and breaking does require repairs
ME TROPICAL RQ0FLNG'' is chamica, compound o
nphsancss several of which peculiar TO alone eornnet
IN proportions discovered BY aotuai experiment and e1sec
Of the above are in The ae4c
of Ia agent may verified by person wahg he
HI orders lsf at the postoce, Box Ne. I, will
pEolnp'A' "'s'--S J. 0. gATHMAN,
ssIS1r CORNER at RIanri'ls and Astaia SITS.
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SECOND DISTRICT Court y MATES S Us HIS
DY VIR TUE of and in obedience to an
I'D order Of sale, rendered May T. 1881, and to me DIR
eans the entitled matter will proceed to sell at
public auction The premises hereinafter designated on
SATURDAY Is day OF Ma 1861, l01s O'Clock A. NJ Tor
account Of the cred,tarS Of s id in.o vent
THE CONTENTS OF STORE No 6. Tchonpitonlas street,
corner of Coon District consisting Of Counting room
Implem MS. Gas Fixtmes, etc, -.
AMI mme iatey after No. 66 st. Charles street. rst
Dir and Fixtures, etc of Cigar Store Inc
stock consisting 80 90 Ws of the m s approved
brands the fnet Chewing Tobacco, aSham pes and imlta
Ito ditto Virginia and Turkish Smoking Tobacco .
The whole by said nsovent to his creditors a
per schedule on file.
TERMS-Cash on the spot ,,,rr,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Drux,Enn coun DE DISTRICT 3EDwARD !. MATES BATES VS.
de la Nouvelle'orle"ns' SEES G M i Ak
INN VERTU dun orstre de vemte readu IL
IA de IN i 1861 ct a moi ndreSs6 par Phmorabe lieu!
ieme Cour de District dams ahn
cidessus e procGdr lie SAMEDl, 25 de mai 1861, t
he les lux clap cs dGoigneS pour lie COMP
de rinsolvabe la yente pubique ct adj dicn
| ton de- u
LIZ FoNDs DUN MAG asIN tue au No. rue Tchoup
Premier Di~tric CONSTANT Gu n,iaHoLs Ct lneupie
| d'ohice insa lutious de gas, ETC.. nj.
E immediRemtnt Hpres, No 66 rue ST. Charles fr"rt
District, 10 fond Installation, eIc, dun Masasn de
Sock Sc compose de sU0n Cigares nellie marque
deNcellen Tabac ChiquAr ditto tuner, dc Ia sirgin1e dt
| Turc Pipes Cuu.er duo limitation
lie abadunn6 par Pins vabie creaucier ct suvsl
| inVnntae. ....... :.
| observation-disclosures au moment de padj 0dlcation.
| EFT PARKER,
pov13 Sheriff de In Pproissp ~ Orleans.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER

From the White Sulphur springs,
GREENsRIER COUNTY VIRGINIA.
BOTTLED At THE SPRINGS
This Company made improvements in bntttng the
transpored perfect chen taken from its
''uiee' N ~ WILSON, MASSIE Il CO.,
ufactHred Tobacco
OuIi nL ' 3E 'Z-avier
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COLE AGHNGR
- "a STACKER IROE W0ERe
TEENES6EH
On inches diameter 81 70 81 inca
:. IS to a inches diameter l w an lnch
:. under ~ inches diameter. ........... Is az men
nrnSce Mouths S26 $780, $685. according sgs SID psi
serp, Crate Bars Ae- per pound.
q. r. LAVTLLEBEUVRE,
,s.555 Commission Merchant,
r. ~ TN esrasf,
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HABITATION SUCRIERE EFT RAFINERIE AU DETOUR
DIES ANGLAIs, MACHINES INSTRUMENTS ARA
TORRES MULETS, BE5TIAUX, ETC, ETC,
TT
oUATRE-vINGTs EsCLAVEs DE VALEUE,
rencan pour lie compile de Ia succession de WILLIAM DUN
BAR, decide.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

ENCANTEUE-Bureau 10 rue du Camp.
NNERCREDT Is de Mai 1861, n midi, a la
Vh Huse DIES DIES EucanLeurs AncIeu bureau
H. nost Ro ale de FRAGMENT orre de
Honorble Seconda District udisiare ponr Ia pm
roi,se do 81 Berna d. 3S du ope de Ia de date
du davr 1861, je poGderai Ia vene enchn pour le
conn de In succession William Dunbar, decide des bens
immeubes esclaves, etc. c-apres dtcrlts, a savor
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\ no FAMILIES ~ no FAMILIES "a

4xsN NJ, FAMILIES - no FAMILIES ssssE
M TIE gEETRAI HOUSE. -
MAsEoLIA Hrsa.s
been constructed OF ths cag1E uS
Ssw Orleans Persons deing TO aEai houserls 5f rifles
for tho purpose enduring the prvatios eroed hpsfs
and Northern waterng asysns end ii Man6sa cuiss
healthy horae, with sill the comforts OF . fratetssA
Pure ee8tons wafer, good bathne high attitude, zig
ureaaue country, drives, ar1u1g
tsges offered. "a
This place be reached ~ ies tan foar aa ha nonra
BIZ the New Orleans Jackson and arsat Northern EATosd
5srsons doing buBineaa city
II night and return before business the dry.
mvI1 If GEO Il. tia FsR 2. Proprietor.