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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-04
DERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
i, .e Pain Killer,
The great Family Medicine of the age.

The great Family Medicine Of the age.
We ask the attention Of the trade and the public this
long and unrivalled .e s.sf 81
FAMILY MEDICINE,
For the Of colds, coughs, weak stomach and gene
raj debility. indigestion, cramp and pain in stomach and
bowel complaint, collie, darrhoea cholera, 10. pal
..e 20 AND FOR FEVER AND AGUE,
There is nothing better It has been favorably known
for more than twenty years TO be the only specific
for the many diseases incident to the human family.
Internally and externally 1t works equally sure.
What stronger proof of these facts be produced
thanthe following letter received unsolicited from Rev.
T. 4 ROME, MAcoNB Co., Mich, July 9, 1860.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS i Co.
Gentlemen The confidence I have in Perry Davis
Pain Killer a remedy for colds, coughs sprans and
Rheumatism, for the of which have successfully
used it. induces me to cheerfu.y recommend its virtues
to others. ot 1872 ca u PISS 1903 81 I'd
A few months ago I had recourse to 1t to destroy
fe0n although had never heard OF its being used for
that purpose, but having suffered intenely from for
one and having other remedy at hand applied
the Pain Killer freely tor about fifteen minutes at even
Ing and repeated the application very briefly the next
morning, which entirely destroyed the felOn, and in.
creased my confidence IN the utility OF the remedy.
Yours truly. A. w. CURTIS,
Minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-04
The Pain Killer

Has been tested in every variety of climate and by al
most every nation known to Americans. 1t is the al
most companion and inestimable friend II the
missionary and he traveller, and land, and no
sho Id travel on lakes and rivers without it.
Be you call for and get the genuine rain Killer,
many worthless nOslrums attempted to be sud on
the great reputation OF this valuable medicine.
EJ~ Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers everywhere. D&. -J|s Ti}y
Price &c., Soc, nd 81 per bottle. ...t-..
i'm. HARRIS &. Co..
Projectors for the Western and Southern States.
Cincinnati, y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY jerks, Saint Paul.
RICHARD F. COMBS, do.
A Hemp Co, st Anthony
81 Vawter, ~, do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy Gray, Minneapolis
w Leonard, do
VIM H McCu lom Mendoza
WI Whpple, Prescott. oc26-wly
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-04
nR. S. 0. RICH RDSON
- Dei.tai II IS. .ea.. a. megl 2f9oot
Sherry Wine Bitters,

Sherry Wine Bitters.
The celebrated New England Remedy for habual Con.
spator aundice, fever and ague, general debility,
and all diseases arising from disordered Stomach,
Liver or Bowels. TT" 'i ~e fN' '13''3b1o" .
They used and recommended by leading rPhysi.
clans of the country and all who try them pronounce
them invalu BILE.
DR.. James L Leepere. writes from Navarro, Stark
county, Ohio r..lIA0 A.lt 81 sHrp 9oWElb %
18th Biters are highly praised by those suffering >
from INDIGESTION dyspep.!a and liver compliant"
Ds,s PSsm as a. Ohio say:
having taken cold, become PROSTATE and lost my 49,
tte It relieved ne. and can recommend it with great
Or VIM Kerr, Of Rogsrsville, Ind, writes us that
RECOMMENDED them with great success, and with them
made several cures of papaon of tee heart and gene
raj debility. ----
Thoa: st.nsorS Ess Bonneville; Henry county
He was much reduced. having been afflicted for three
years with gres: nervous debility s Of the
g after using few bottles was completely restored,
and am nowin robust health"9 o. D5oifd1 ssW 81
George Hoffman says he was afflicted with Iheuma.
sm for twenty years. in all its various FORMS and atthe
date Of his letter he had been two years the Bit
tiers eectng the cure when several physicians attend
tism, dyspepsia, liver Complaint kianey adecdon,o or
dropsy II is specific certain remedy" So = BE-.
W Hunt writes from Dephos, Allen county, Ohio,
e. section where fever and ague prevails) that he most
cheerfully recommends them decided merit in all
cases OF Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and General De-
biity.
D z Galehers, d, writes from Van Vert Ohio 81
most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Biters
to the notice of Dyspeptc persons who REQUIRE
stimulating medicine. -. q .gos n
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY,
Full directions accompany each Bottle
They sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price TO-. per bottle. 1880 'tH e Is
JIM. HARRIS CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Wesern States.
..--, to whom address all orders.
| f For sale by
DAY jerks, St Paul
RICHARD F COMBS, Do tttHt Hl. t
h Henniup Co, st Anthony
s l. Vawter, nsD0 do i5 - .. Ht
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy {. Gray, Minneapolis
VIM H Leonard do -.f
VIM II McOullom, Mendoza ~
W. Whpple, Prescott. oc26-wly ,
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CONNER clAL .
.rtet Repor, of Drake, Kleinwort & oohe

EIYgspoor, Nareh 10 1851
MogEyThe minimum at the Bank Of England fl yet
Bet bat the prop lower have nch improved
since yeseray. None in the 1arket became rather
cheaper, and he Bank of France refaced her To- F
tonsols cl9ed to-day IN London betse
than last Friday. FF4
and manufacturers found bat few
buyers tuesday last and prices continued be extremely
low TIE report of to-day reds more favorable and IL woa
appear that the worst point was passed,
CJTr0NA very moderate business only done IN the
early part Of the week. and pcea loirg streng
Wednesday morning Since then deposition buy
has been bon and ICES last evening had recovered their
position of the previous week We repeat quotations
cordirgy,
The sales Of the week have 50 100 bales Of all kinds
Guiding 400 and AGO Indian. There
bales declared to be for speculation and II export leaving
81 40 for consumption.
The astua expos amounted 1856 bales of which 1853
were American and 1903 East India.
The imports Is 1873 bales intending T256 from Amer
lea. and none from the indies.
The stocks of all kinds has increased $3.50 bales since last
Fday 1t compares now With that Of last year, follows,
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To-day the market has been very active with sales estimated
have been bales including 5000 for export and specHla
ton The tendance of spnners has been good and the
generally cheerful h favorable change during the last
days Is owing various the fine werther tele
graphic adgces of diminished receipts at New Orleans during
the week ending LIST March; rather better for
from Calcutta and last but not least to the prospect
easder monsy market In instances 1l6@9+Sd better
pce have been paid to-day for qualities Aeiiea
bu. the quantity Offering cont nnes very large,
BREApsruFFs,--A very good eonsumphye demand existed
since last Friday for Wheat ordinary quat
Red generally advanced d ed per 100 MS while California
rather difficult 10 sell a. previous pca Flour
inquired after and Is 3D. barrel dearer Indian
Corn is in steady reque I. and Sd per ID higher;
SUGSRsTh- of the market has hanged since last week
and he demand has ecn lin ted for spot parcels Exten
sive for parcels arrive have been made however
but at prices in favor OF buyers. ~
The previous prices for new drop have
sustained 421 punceons Cuba Mscovado sold l5 3D. and
to- high offer extracted for Cubs Clayed lis I'd 3
cw all duty I'D There IL old crop sale
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We append tte following quotations OF uncuFrent
coins and bank notes the rates of John Wood & Co:

Since Monday last there has been considerable
excitement in Chicago and other places, regarding
the issues of the Illinois banks-free banks they
are called-to which may be added the term, Black
Republican yea, Illinois banks ale all Black Re-
publican. There are now the issues of thirty-two
country banks in Illinois refused to be received by
their confreres in the good Black Republican city
of Chicago, from the LIST instant, as appears by the
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The movements in uncurrent money have been
light. The offerings of distant bank notes have
fallen off, and though the banks of South Carolina,
Georgia and Virginia, well as Tennessee,
under suspension, and sanctioned by authority OF
the Legislature of each State, there does not APP
pear to be any influx increase of the issues Of
the respective banks. 1t is somewhat unfortunate
just at this moment that so many of the Southern
banks should be under suspension but never mind,
they are in good company, with the banks of the
submissive States, Tennessee, Virginia and Mis-
souri,. As regards Missouri, there is an oasis, even
in that desert of suspended banks. The Exchange
Bank of St. Louis continues to perform its functions
of coin payments, while the other banks have till
the LIST of May, 1862, to fulfil the duties they to
the public. In the meantime, it will afford us
pleasure to aude to one garden spot in the wids
of Missouri and other Northwestern States
The receipts Of coin this week have been light
some few thousands of Mexican dollars have been
received. The rates have somewhat declined-last
week l0350ll04 were paid for Mexican Eagle dolls;
dealers say that they were not worth SO much to-
day. They cannot decline much, as they are con-
sttuted legal tender in the Confederated States,
at l02 American silver, rather half and quarter
dollars, of the coinage under the act of 1853 is in
good supply. The brokers purchase freely at from
98@9SA, and sell at the best prices they can above.
There have been no transactions in land warrants.
Arkansas is the only State where these warrants
are now available for the entry Of cotton lands.
Arkansas is, however, in a fair way to enter the
Contederated States. There has been slight i'm
provement in Spanish douboons. These as well
as Mexican douboons, all being of a certain fine
ness, are legal tender at Is 80.
We append the following citations of uncurrent
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RebitN If the Nlarktts fur gast IssR,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
~, riI,1- Manning A mi lsIil 4

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street I
Saturday Morning, April o, 1871. )
We stated in our last weekly review that the
market for our leading staple closed on basis OF
l25@l24c. for Middling, showing an advance OF
A@bc., since which there has been steady de-
mand and scant supply, in consequence of which
factors have been enabled to realize higher rates,
Middng ranging at l24@l22, and even running
lists of good staple commanding fraction higher.
In Tobacco there has been considerable inquiry.
In Sugar there has been less movement but at very
full prices. In Molasses a moderate business has
been carried on at better rates.
CorroN. The week opened with fair demand
at fuller prices, the sales of the week embraced
IS 800 bales, including 5000 on Saturday, 5000 on
Monday, 5000 Tuesday, $500 on Wednesday,
5000 on Thursday and $500 yesterday. We now
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NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFICATIoNs.
6+tdoEv ga ais S 6aa 6s,
Good Ordinary lGs@ ~ Kidding Far...... nominal
Low Middlins 3agl2 IFBr.,,s,,..,.'r nominal
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1860 bales. 74l3
Received since i71i922 ,--z.s,
Received yesterday 4oI- t,ii5sjol
4e4a52
Exported yesterday. 6,47O- i,659,9j5
Stock on hand not cleared 1s05Gs
TOBACCO, =. We stated in our lastweekly report
that the market had been more active, since
which there has been fair inquiry and the sales
embraced about 1000 hhds. generally at fullprices.
We repeat our quotations as follows:
FIs@'SSs sssgsz
Fair
Choice and Selections ...............,........9h9l1
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand LIST September, lG60 ....: hhda. 9,570
R Be- ysd y ynes; ~4s ao5s
A,n6
Exported yesterday .............,.... 0C0-- 2224o
Stock on hand not cleared. 1886
SUGAR. :. The receipts have been liberal, and
with fair demand prices have shown but little
change, with sales of about 1900 hhds. during the
week, and the market closed at the range of our
quotations as follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fafs ; S Psme to and GoSf @ 81
Clarified and Refined QBita
Weeks receipts, 1918 hhds.; exports, 1Sl hhds.
MoLAssEs. =. The receipts have been moderate,
and the sales have embraced some 5400 bbls. at an
advance on last weeks quotations. We now quote
Inferior to Ordinary at l6@2oc., Fermenting 22@24
and Choice Reboiled at 25@26c. % gallon in barrels.
Choice is scarce and nominal. Half bbs. have been
in moderate request, and the sales embraced about
$50 bills at 26c % gallon for Fermenting the market
closing at this rate.
Weeks receipts 1919 bba exports, s53
bbls.
FLOUR The receipts have been moderate, and
prices have shown less buoyancy. The sales up
to Thursday evening embraced some 10000 bhls.
at q range of IS 2O@1s5 25 for Superfne, S. IS
ass 873 for Low, and 81 00@$S so % Dbl. for
Good to Choice Extra brands. Yesterday some
1906 bbs. were sold, including 800 Unbranded at
81 so, 400 at 81 50@s4 rs, 500 Superfne at S. 20,
1900 at S. %, 80 Low Extra at IS so, 200 at S.
s., 800 at Sc 90, 400 Good at So 20 and 100 Choice
at 81 IS $P Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1852; exports, 2l,025.
Corn The business of the past week shows
but little change in prces with sales up to Thursday
evening of about 140 600 sacks at range of 800
SEC. for Mixed and Yellow, and $4,000. % bushel
for White Mixed and White. Yesterday we noticed
sales of about l6, 400 sacks comprising 6600 sacks
on private terms, 1000 Yellow and Yellow Mixed
and 1000 Mixed and Yellow Mixed at S., llo0 Vel
low Mixed at Sc and 700 White Mixed at SIC. %
bushel.
Weeks receipts 2l1 ,O05 sacks; exports 1oo,746.
WHEAT The sales of the week embraced some
$50 sacks White at 81 so % hushel
OATS. .Priceshaye been pretty well maintained,
with sales up to Thursday of about 5000 sacks St
Louis at 359S7c % bushel. Yesterday the sales en-
braced about 500 sacks St. Louis, at S5c. e
| bushel.
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EDNGAISH SUGAR KETTLES, FROM THE
Mandatory Of
R.. ( j. RANKIN. LIVERPOOL.
Wrought and Cast Iron SUGAR KETTLES, of every de-
scription, constantly hand and for sale by
NJ. A. DE LIZARDT 4 Co,
II, Ri"ny He street.
ap2E.lAEAEED Observation-Disclosures TABLES
SS......,..... ST. LOUIS STREET. ....-.......3E
Under the St. E4fsraZs Hotel
undersigned begs leave inform the pnhc tht he ha
,nened BILL ARD SALESR0OM at the above place. wher'
,eineudsto keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
rom the celebrated mgnufsctory of j. ". BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati all descriptions and prices; such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
with Marble Slate or Wood Bed Also, Bagaelle Tables
end Balls Pool Boards Cuhions, Cloths Cues Po2heta Cue
feathers Ten Pin and everything spperainns to BIZ
hnrds other games.
B-specimens of Tables beseen at the 81
!hsrIes Marble Hall and st. Louis billiard Rooms.
ReY done at short notice and on ressonableter
so,,
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. April g. 1854.
Arrived yesterday SO Western and 100 Texas
Beeves. Sold 80 Western and So Texas Beeveas
100 Hogs, 80 Sheep. Stock on sale 4O2 Western
and IA Texas Beeves, 60 Mich Cows, 1856 Hogs
and 2Oss Sheep. We quote:
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the quantity Of American cotton known be
Britain about 230) bales inst III C0D bales 1860
and 1875 600 in 1852 and that Of Iudia cotton
here fom Bombay by about the middle Of June next Is
bales against 1871 600 last year.
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s1x1EuH CouR pE DISTRICT 2LA WHILE DE IA N'LLE0R
de Ia N0ugeils Orleans LEANS VS.. SAMUEL p. DOR
I eri fcas moi adres5e par tToopabe Sixeme CoUa dc
District dc In Nouyee0rleans. dams afare cdessns 10 Pro
c6dsgsi lie VENDREnf 26 davr 1861, Ts!d Hotel de 10
Cite EIe Commune, les du Camp ct de Maya
sins pbique Ell adjudication de Is propriee don't
Suit IL description sAvoit-- "a,
IN TERRAIN sue dana e Premier District de cert. VILE
dams par Tho ploalas Tougher, Grod ct
Lafayette.
LIE terrain daigne lP No Qunze dapres IN plan
alnex6 rapport William Ghristy, autretoa no
tae public VII date du 10 de tegrier 1850 Ct
1equel terrain facade de 20 pes pOUees sur Ia rue
Focher 70 pieds p0uce ct gnes de prooateu entire
lignes parRltlsS.
SRisie dams l'afare ci,dessns
: C0NDITIoNS-Comp au moment de ladjudiGaton.
E. t. PARKER,
na23 a9 q shsrifde Ia Paroisse d'orleans
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,sgs.ess.sssss LOSS of TEIkl'Ek4-Ur. j. VEST
i2 St. Charles street. continues to supply tho
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
&11IILLunon his principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
ended bang he most ingenious system Of supplying Akl
FICIAI TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation mascaon and perfect and natural
appearance as defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
VESTS nalhod Of filing teeth with gold combines all the modern
improvements Those Interested will find those to be
entirely and serupucnsly DR.. W returns his sRcsre
thanks to the inhabitants Orleans and vicinity for tht
practice they favored him with for the last fifteen
years Once residence liz ST. Charles strest second doc
Pom Iafnve+te Sn1arp ss5H
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These banks have circulation of about three
and half millions of dollars based upon Missouri,
Tennessee and Louisiana stocks.
The present market rate of the securities of the
notes is 85@90o. on the dollar.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
Corrected expressly for The New Orleans DAILY Cescent
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srz1ExE CouE, DE DIsrRrcr LA VILE DE La NILE.
de Ia Eouvelle Orleans. ORLEANS VS. W II.


srzlExE CouR, DE DIsrRrcr LA VILE DE La MILE
0' !" ->O'lVS.lg.l''l,'' .WFidHEeNo ali7.
I'm VE{eVU dun writ de naisfe ct yente
e moi adresse par rHonotahe SiAieme CoWr de District
de Nouvele Orleans dams 'Glare cidGsss ie pocedeai lie
LuNDI, % d'avr,l 1861, a midi, iHotel de la Cite,
rue Ia Commune los du Camp ct DIES Maya.
sins, Naturalization de
TR0Is TERR AIMS, stuas lie Qratricme District de
cette Vile e borne par les S. Denis Harmonic st
Patrick ct Sepiiemh ~ ~
Les d is ter torment lapgle DIES St Denis ct Sept
ieme chtcuu 80 peds de face N |cpieme
lp eds de pofondeur dis tros aims gins ct
aeade profnde de III peds
Ia st, n,nis.
Sass dams lHtairt CT deSsus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment del adudcation.
= E. T. PARKER,
ucO as 90 Sheriff de In PHrnsse d'nrleans
f5Froyn DIsTRICT COuRr lUITY OF NEW ORLEANS
of New Orleans MARIE E No y as GoRDlEN'
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at pubc auction. the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Jlnmp and Magazine Streets MONDAY I'D day
Of Apri 1861 II o'clock NJ the following described
property, towit-- ,.,,-, 80,
IAND situated tie Th I'd DistrcG of his city sSt
Of the said rton land having front ten arpens
on the GENTLY road, ay thirty arpenls in depth.
The other portion wing front Of four rpents the said
<4entilly road by twenty ttrpents in depth
Seized in The above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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r. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRo1sIEnE CouR DE DISTRICT DC. RosEIIus. RECEyEUR
de Ia observation-disclosures yWs, VICTOR asa ABADlE-

TRo,srEmE CouE DE DrsrHrcr} C. RosE!Lus, RECETETR
de In Nouvelle. Orleans. VS. VICTOR ABADIE-
I'M VERTU dun writ de snisie ct vente "a
II pt Honorable Trolsieme Cour de District
NoGvee Orleans, dams aare CT desrs, e prOcGdGrH lie
SAAEDI 20 d'avril 1861 di fotcl de 10 Cite, de
Ia Commune sntre les dn mp d MAgasns, fadju
dicaliou de In prop don't la description stvor
LA MOTlEDE L11LEf y u TrRRE esignd par lie No
Soixane HUT $3.50 bone par les SalOmon Fapo
de fnce Ia lomon, cant cinqu ne pcds de face
cha;une des d0rtaus ct Ste Anne ct l62 pcds
Ia gne de division cdurat de Ia rue dOrl6nns la Ste
Anne, contormement plan de ID section No. 2 dcpoa
bureau du dit RGcGvcur.
Saisie dams lRliaiTe ci-dcssus
CONDITI0NS-Com au moment de l'adiudcatiou.
+. T. PARKER,
m1p as 81 ShsriF dc |" Parn'sse h''hlGaus.
SIXTH ulsTlslUl uUUnr ca - AhN plttE N1 Vs. w.
Of New Orleans { II WRIGHJ-No. 9247
DY VIRTUE OF Syrit of seizure and sa lie
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District C0ur Of
New Orleans the above entitled caa6 will proceed sell
at public auction the City HI tel Common between
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, 22i day Of
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth
District this city the bounded by St. Dennis Hu
mony Patrick and Seventh Streets Said lots of gro nd
forming the of ST. Dennis and sew nth streets rd mea
each 80 feet front Seven street by 10 feet in dep h.
TIE aid three lots gdain other, ad the LOT hns
front and depth Of III feet on st. DtnEis street.
Seized in the above SUIT.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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- E. T. PARKER,
.ncn nc de In Pnrnsse L, nrleAn


DEu01GpE CoUR DrsrRrcr IA VILE De La NILE
S'.'2Fa,'.' SCORDIER-No. F.25h
INN TEHTU s'ula writ de saisie ct yente
T. moi aareese par ploaorabe henXisme Co4r dc Dstc
Nonvelle Orleans hs Pataire cdeSsus e pocedera
lie LuNI9L, y davr 1859, midi, pii6lel de Ia Che
rue Commune les dM Camp Ell des Magasln
pubiQue adjudication de Ia propri6te don't suit
la description, SAVIOR
DEUX PORTIONS DE TERRE stHees dams le Troi,ieme
District vile, Fuelie faGade de diX ar
penis GNesnr de GENTLY ren arpens de
Laue portion facade d. unate alpents au DIT ChemD
de GENTLY SIR arpeDts de Rroondeur.
Saisies dams Patlaire cidesSus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au moment de REHABILITATION.
e. T. PARKER,
= EGO nS % Sheriff do Ia Paro1sse d Orleans.
sIxna DisrRIcT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS So VS.
of Eeyv Orleans SAMuE' ?. iRSEY-No 2d99
pT VIRTUE of an aiiaE piurIes writ Of
ID directed By the honorable the Sixth Dis
Caar Of New leans, in tae above entitled cause will
proceed sell pbc auction, at the City Hotel Common
street. hetween Cassp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY,
18th dGy Of April 1851 at Il o'elocS NJ. the follow
ing deScrfaed ,uropeny. Wiz - ~
CERTAIN LOT OF ROUND situated in the First Dis
ctofthsety bounded by Tesspoua F9ncler
Girod Lafayette The said lot OF ground being
designated o No. loan plan annexed 70 IN act passed
before W,aaA hrsty late Nolary Public is this city on the
l9hday February, 1850 and which lot Of grsind has front
of 20 feet Fonch street. by 70 feet 10 inches and
lines III depth. hetgeen parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cast on the spot ,,,r,,
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R.ATT,R,DAN TRAVELLING.

sp+cial trips. when required at night by oylnR
the conductor. Fare 50 per trip. -. ,
The Train will stop aontily Station when notifod,
except, however, mail trips Fere Is cents sach way
Conductor must be notified before the tr n starts
Cn1nhuases Leave Canal street Depot every five min
ny1 ;. PAFDEIiS Superintendent
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II sopys 49, H'n i, VIII de nert fncias
Gnlhicme Cour de District de Ia Nouree Orleans
faire et.desus je procddera lie MRDT G davril 1851 iO5
heUres A. NJ maplsin dc depot Jefferson
judeaiien de-
TouS LES MEuBLES FIT RFFETs trausnortts de Ia mai
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