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and in some at &c. Corn was active and mer with
sales Of shipping lots Of Western mixed here and to
rive, at 5shc 6oc Pork steady with sales Of mess
at Sl4 20 Sia full weight and unnspected do at SIS 25
SIS 90 and prime at 50 rs $40. Sugars quiet
but steady, with sales of 200 hhds Cuba, 5s5 hhds
meiado and 80 boxes at rates given in another column
Coffee was Arm, with sales Of 100 bags Rio l5c.
l614c Freights to English ports were steady while
rates were unchanged. Shipments continued active to
Hayre at &c for wheat and at 95c. for -four
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Jersey City News.

FIxEs-Y Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the
dercsene oil factory Of Barrow and Smith, in Morgan
street. 1t originated from defect in the 1uc The
building, though Of BRICK was totally destroyed, to-
gethcr with contents Loss 81 900. No insurance
TIE RHODE ISLAND TRoors.-A detachment of nfty men,
commanded by Captain Duckworth, from Rhode Island.
arrived in Jersey City yesterday morning en- route fo-
the seat Of to join Of the State regiments They
left in the twelve O'Clock tram for Philadelphia Thev
will Join the Second regiment, Colonel Van Lier.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

The ARMIES OF THE PoToMaC-NEw DEvEIOPF
MENTs.-It will be remembered that but few
weeks since our lines were menaced by the
rebel army occupying Munson's Hill and erect
ing Notifications that in measure commanded
Washington. The fact of our generals allowing
them to erect their Notifications in sight of and
within range of the capital caused no little as
tonishment throughout the North, and was
severely commented upon by the public gene
rally. Recent intelligence from Washington,
through confidential sources, reveals the fact
that General Mcclellan had an object in thus
remaining quiet, and furthermore, he courted
rather than opposed the occupancy of that point
by the rebel army, considering that byso doing
they were placing themselves in his power the
moment that his own plans were matured. In
fact, the sequel shows that the rebels in taking
possession Of Munsons Hill, were carrying out
the plans Of Gen. Mcclellan.
With that peculiar adroitness that character
lied all the movements of Gen. Mcclellan in his
campaign in Western Virginia, he had made his
arrangements to bag the entire rebel force on
Munsons Hill, which he would have done as
for some leaky vessel in the War Department,
through whom the spies all of whom have not
yet been captured obtained their information,
and posted off to the rebel army, frightening
Reauregard, and causing hasty fight of the
rebels from their advanced position. There is
not the least doubt but that the entire force ON
Munson's Hill, numbering between six and ten
thousand, would have been captured, had it not
been for the leaky management of the War De-
partment, one of the persons connected with
that branch of the government being the only
person that knew the plans Of the Commander
of the Army of the Potomac. Although the six
thousand rebels barely escaped by the leak in
the War Department, the discovery Of Gen.
McClellans plans by them has caused such
fright among the rebels, from Beauregard down,
that they have not recovered their equilibrium to
the present day, and it has been productive Of
as important results in the rebel army as the
battle of Bull run.
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THn Nrr1AnS

The Arabia from Liverpool on the 5tA ana
Queenstown on the 9th inst, reached Halifax
yesterday, on her way to Boston. Her European
news is two days later. She has landed Major
Doyle the new military commander at Halifax
and Hon Arthur Gordon, Governor of New Bruins
wick.
Consols closed in London on the 9Th inst at s2J.
D 9S for money. The Paris money market was
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New York State POlifica.

ALBANY, Oct 16, 1851.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention Of the Fifteenth
district have nominated Hon. John Willard who is also
the nominee Of the Peoples and Republican
Judge Willard Is democratic In politics.
The Democratic County Covention Of Onondaga met
yesterday and resolved make party nomination
in the county but to support the Union ticket with Mr.
Geddes republican for the Senate.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

WINTER GARDEN Lavaier, and ''Napoleon tho
Great continue to attract excellent audiences to this
theatre Tho comedy is admirably played, and in the
DRAMA the excellent acting Of Mr. Kemble Mason, Ma
poleon, is quite feature in ITSELF
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HnrEsASN At BRooKLyN.-To- night tho great magician
again makes his appearance at the Brooklyn Academy
The that has attended his performances there has
been as great as at New York.
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MONTREAL, Oct. 16, 1861.
Lord Monck and party Will come out in the North
Briton.
Patterson, the abortonst who respited until FRI
day next, has had his sentence cDmmuted impson-
ment for life,
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WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway.-EvxRynopYs FRrrSn-
Af YOUNG NirE AND OLD UMBRELLA
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eAoADEMY OF MUSIC Irving place-B. Ullmans
Beneht-US BAILo MAscnERA.
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Death OF Ex-senator BeekmRn.
ALBANY, Oct. 10, 1861.
DR.. j b. Reckman ex State Senator died quite sud-
denly at Undertook to-day.
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VILLAGES THEATRE, No. si4 Broadway.-Tua KIN
o. fHk MooarstNs. - ~
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The Richmond papers recently announced the
arrival in that city Of Sir James Ferguson, OF
the British Parliament with letters from the rebel
Commissioner Mann in Europe to Jefferson
Davis. We inferred from this statement that
this gentleman was the bearer Of dispatches to
the Confederate government, and stated so at
the time. In reply to that conclusion we have
received the following communication from Sir
James Ferguson himself
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE Oct. 49, 1861.
SRA paragraph in ono of your recent numbers par
ports to convey the intelligence that lave been tho
bearer Of dispatches from Mr. Dudley Manu. one Of the
Commissioners Of tho Southern ccneeracy, to President
Davis. Having regard to the Kindness and courtesy with
which have hi,ro been everywhere received, )th in
tho North and in the SOUTH think 1t right to take the
earliest opportunity IN my rover Of informing you that
such statement is without foundation. the bca
Of no dispatches had no mission whatsoever, or any
but open letters of introduction feel that It is
sary to dsclam the character which you have further
thought proper 10 impute TO me- have tho honor to be,
sir, your obedcnt servant, JAMES FERGUSON.
Of course we can have no motive for misre-
presenting the object of this gentlcmans pre-
sence in Richmond, or the character of the
documents Of which he was the bearer. He
admits himself that they were letters of intro
duction, but he does not state who they were
from-whether from the rebel Commissioners or
from British officials. In either case, taken in
connection with Sir James political position,
and his arrival in Richmond just at this time,
they are not to be regarded as the result of Or
dinsry attentions shown to q person travelling
for pleasure. Letters of introduction just now
often mean more than they convey on the face
Of them. If Lord Palmerston were dcsirous
of opening negotiations direct with Jetfer-
son Davis, without mourning the risk of
attracting the suspicious of the federal go
vernnent, by communicating with him through
Lord Lyons or any of the British Consuls here.
he would employ an independent agent like Sir
James Ferguson, and commission him in just
such AWAY. He would not of course transmit
sealediespatches by him, knowing the risk which
he wo,Ad run Of being arrested and of their con-
tents bling made known to the authorities at
Washing gton. Neither would the rebel Commits
sioners, supposing this gentleman to be the
channel of communication between them and
their government, incur such hazard.
Under present circumstances open letters of in
PRODUCTION, in the hands of competent envoy,
are far safer and just as effective as the most
elaborately penned dispatches or instructions
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BARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway.-pav
vna .frttn. .-''HFAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BEAN,
hkA LION AND OTHER CURIosfTiRs '
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NEW B0wERY THEATRE Bowery-srRAscrp-r,s
LAST Lscs-DrAn GIRL GENOA.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. Broadway-sxyxs SON
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Sir James Fergusson's letter to us does not
therefore, alter in any respect the inference
that has been drawn from his visit to Richmond
and his associations with the rebel Commission
ers in London. 1t simply goes to establish the
possibility Of an error in regard to the former,
while it withholds the information that would
have proved it, supposing it to be a mistake.
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bRYANTs' NINsTRELs Mechanics Hall 472 Broad
Nsy.-hao sTRucx siLtr PATTERSON
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THE SITUATION.

New York, Thursday, October II, 1861.
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AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. ia Broadway. .-Soscs BAL
tfIf, fA>rosinfs. Ac.--JoLLY MILLEAs
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sTryyEsAST INSTITUTE, Broadway.-rox 4 suA,
&Ess hfssTgFL&
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CMET1Es CONCERT ROOM, SIC observation-disclosures
Boon ksrKEfAiSMEsrs BALLKrs. PANronIMEs FARcss Nc
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1 : MISCELLANEOUS
(fHAHTIsR OF THE CALHoUN MARINE
-aa CONFEDERATE sTATRs or AMERICA.


& s STATE OF Louisi ~ Pss.s s Of oanEAss,
waiter Kick. Peters, cy a q NsT pa ofsag and
the city and Parrish q Orleans u Iouisisa aforesaid
ssen e sas and s
psarea the psrie. who named undersigned
ss ss &
BIZ % ssd H9 sna ssa ,ss e.
asnda9Iy thereof ps;ssd By said assembly and approved
and those By them rspsssntea hays formed seeves
hey and into The aowns
articles of agreement .Tpr,cvp prpsr,-~ --- - =
Ths CALHOUN Marine Association, and lis domie 1sd IN
'1' '''' u '''" ARTICLE SECOND.
The purposes for which this Association formed for the
other vessels and vehicles transportation
On ee
e. G. ss The sns q @
vate lawful ends aud ob lett, '. ur,,.
The officers Of the Association shall be Prssidsn Vice
ant I s S aeS OF sf
be elected as provided for IL Article Sixth,
The President Of the Association shall be the proper officer
upon whom citations & she5 1s'sf sHY be served
The capital stock Of ths Assoeaon consists IN the
s hf s 5 @
Ella and Mermaid lying in this port which divided
''''' - '''' ARTICLE s1xTH.
The business affairs shall be managed
e the Fdent the and ee
on he sec md Tuesdy Of November Of each year by majority
Of the votes present at meeting called and hsd simple
"'''''H n.''' i'' '- -AR srif.f SEVENTH
This Corporation formed continue term of five
years but be dissolved said time with the assent Of
Of the stock represented at meeting called for
the purpose ,r,,- nv, -r,-r,,
No shall be held liable for amount be
'|A' Ills D'pA'' '''''' 8RTicLE NINTH ID
Proper books of OF the transactions OF the AsSoca
and for the registry of and transfers of Stock shall all
times spto which books all stockholders shall any
NAV 'NNs''' ARTICLE TENTH.
The Executive COMMITTEES may adopt such Rules Regula-
dfpRsa
Of officers and agents at may also e
s Sf Of
think proper and when specially authorized by majority Of
under said sahory lawful nature in connection with he
'Ys''' VI '' A 's ARTICLE ELEVENTH,
The Affairs Of the AtsSe alton may be adated and closed
SsdsIs called sad pa,:
oS oF ks as %s 1 The he,
by re.onon and with the consent Of majority Of the stock
'l.'-'' ARTICLE TWELFTH.
If or more of the subscribers should die before the expa
9n Of s tive sd fer h of this
shall pso fscto vest in and become the of the
's ssh e
ps h soas e sSs ss al
either more or less san their cost hs excess Or deficit as The
legal of the deceased party parties
'A' ~ .. 70 ARTICLE THIRTEENTH -s-'
The Of the their dences and the
and Sc, opposite to he names Of each respectively
Thus done and passed office at the sad city qf New
sis wtnesse, Of lawful age and domcated in this city VIII
n on s sva s1 hs said ape
eight hand red and sixty-o ~
7-'Ns'DA' ''sN'0 " ''' p''' r B1ENvENu, ..
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"A PRUCLAMATION.-BY THE POSTMASTER
AGENEKAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF

AMERICA. = - - =
Whereas By provisions the Sd section of an act of Com
for distribution the remaining In the several POST
Offices the several States the time the postal service
the Postmaster General make proclamation that all persons
who citizens of the Confederate States Of America and
have rendered postal service in of the States of this
Cor ederacy under contracts appointments made by the
United States Government before the Confederate States
charge If such SERVICE shall present their claims
to this department established according TO such
less Than six months and requiring the claimant to under
oath how much has been paid and the date of snch
occurred and whist fund provision has been set apart
made for the further Of the whole of
the balance such claim the Government Of the United
States Of OF the States and they shall also state
OATH whether they performed fully the service according
their contracts appointments during the time for whi they
pay not what partial they did perform
what deductions have heen made their pay far
they know account Of any failure partial failure to
form such servtce.n :. -
of the Confederate Safes America do issue this procam
tion requiring all persons having claims for postal service
under the foregoing provisions the Sd section Of the above
named said claims to the Auditor OF the treasury
for the Department for examination before
the 18th day March 1862 order tnat make report
to Congress of the amount thereof required by law
Blank forms for presenting and verifying the claims will be
furnished application to the Auditor of the Treasury for The
Post Office Department
leced moneys posasers in the States composing the
Confederate States and which they had paid the
time the Confederate STATES took charge OF the postal SERVICE to
make under oath and send to the Auditor OF the Treasury
for the PostOce Department. before the 18th day OF
October next general or ledger account with the United
fedeae States in accordance with .he general regulations
the Post Office Department issued May 18th, 1859 06
my hand of the PostOce Department
OF the Confederate States of Aerira Richmond Virginia,
the 18th day of September in the yeeE ,l ls6l r,,
se2s ltaw{w Postmaster General.
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pUBI,TC sHOUsEs.

&c. JEFFERSON LAKE MOVElS-END OF
farrotou HR-Haytps isased tis deiightsaIY stasked
Hcuse for of years, take this c nakinz
knon to the pnbiie hss hss been thsroughT
painted ard reprnshsd and will be opepsd z oil
April Thsnkfai patrons for fayors pscs ID
every r:nner possible to meet their Wishes snoad please
Is So ~ DAN'L PETERS Il CO.
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NEW 1SFIRMARY.
D R. REYN o L DS,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,

Woud Inform his friends and the public he has
completely fitted Intmary the spacious and
gat mansion No 10 Batonue street.
mon Streets he will devote all HIS CURE
Of CANCERS in their forms, Scad Heads White Swell
lings and Ulcers Of every description.
He efers, With much pleasure the certificate
MADAM A. GHAPPELi. known and highly respect
able lady o. this city
copy OF Cerfcael
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1861
Tt certify thR the undersigned, resident city
New Orleans for humber Of years and residing No
252 Eato street. had been long afflicted with
Ger breast. In order have removed,
signed applied Dr. Warren sohe who operated three
different times without eeeting cure Subsequently, ap
piled DIR REYNOLDS under whose the Cancer
eftcnaly removed and perfect made take
this Of doing Justice Dr. Reynolds aid in order that
others similarly uny themselves of his valuable
NIL If s A. CnAPpELL.
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49, BEERSHEBA SPRINGS wses
NGI GRUMPY COUNTY, TENN. ~
This watering place will be opened for visitors about the
9th inst.
The premises have put in thorough repair and among
other additions is Dining. room for Children.
The whole establishment is in charge of Mr.. JOHN Z.
HUK of great experience this line Of business whom
letters may be addressed at the Springs. 1.-''
Stages will leave Tracy City daily Tor the Springs arrival
the and convances be procured at Mcnnve by
hose who prefer that route. jy6 I'm
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o29 n22 80

Parish Of Orleans. ! No. 167.
Ply VIRTUE OF q writ of fieri facias, to
- directed by the Hon D. f. Mitchell Second Justice
the Peace for the pash of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction AT The City Hotel Common street.
cember, 1851 at Il O'Clock ~ the following described prop
ery-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First ,ss
District Of this city, in the square No s. bounded by St
Joseph, JnliA, Tcbouponas and Foucher Streets LI
plan drawn by A Hedn architect dated 18th March.
SAID lot measures ~ feet front ST. Joseph by Iii
deep between parallel lines and front Fouchsr street.
which streets it forms the corner
Together with ali the buildings improvements thereon
consisting Of brick Building, etc
Seized in the above suit. - s.'
TERMS-CRsh on the spot
W H. WATERS Copstobja
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CLARET
400 st. Estephe, Bonnefond + Co.
6Uu :. Klepper Co.
bU0 MargauN,
rs ;. Chat Gallon, :.
50 Chat du Terre,
SAUTERNE.
100 cases Chat. Yquem.
BRANDY.
10 = and 20 u pipes Poultney.
Is y and IL q Marett.
VINEGAR.
40 barrels White Wine.
A LIE.
400 casks Marzetti's.
200 :. HibberL's
30 :. Bass.
80 :. Allsop'f.
PORTER. .-
800 casks Hibbers
800 Marzetts
100 Barclays
For sale by S. WOLFF
se23 Corner of Gravier and New Laree Streets
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nl8 DE- IL
SECOND DISTRICT CoURr
OF New Orleans,

Dsrre, oouar CITY O. icy sr ED L
d, ofssw Orleans Sssf!sI K Breton Dssehapeies,"
RY VIRTUE Of = writ Of ssizure and sale
New s hf s
asd 1G9 au e. @ city Hs I
FHsEE h5fs or GROUND sna lying in the First
part Julia sress desgnaed By Z he
I'D Fs the a. ns
street. BY 81 feel il inches between parallel
ndsss 5 with al the rights Ways serytndes prv
pertaining t.t
four years date six per cent interest per annum from
date until maturity and eight interest after
ton cash on the spot. L
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
co"p D. F p S z5:s5::
Z ase De'ehapelles)-No
81 e
y 1 d Se &c "a c
rue de Ia Les Camp des Magasns
TR6s TRA1Ns sues dams lie Premier District de ce,te
s IT. dgDs pa" s.s Is Plan
!sa sa 9n contgas msEent ehacqn nesue smereane
ges parae psds En-
ou lea drois privileges servtudes avantages
ys sae dss ss a sbp@ets q .asssn,
ae de Ia de ss quinze piasfss s6I ehacnn
IT'LL Ar s Sd eu odre par eux eno
bHnque de Citoyens de Ia Louisiana ois et qua,re
pour apes Ia de ecbaapce jasqna psifa
M Ia balance du prx dsdudcation compliant
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DEu1IEAE CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NOUvEL-
la Nenvele ORLEANS TiDR BARGNo Vs. AZ 4ElS
HIN VERTU dun writ de saisfe ct venfe
y moi gdref par tHon9rabe Denxeme Cour de District
VESDRED1 z9 de noyehbe. 1861 midi Hotel de Cite
rue de la Commune entire celles du Camp des saasns
yene pnblque ct adjudication de la prophets don't
cription, sayor--
IN TERRAIN slime dams lie Quatrerae District de
Vile dams iIet borne par rues Magasns du Camp
philippe ct Premiere ct 30 peds de face Ia du
Camp sur 100 peds profodeur plan
par Bnisson, voyer lie de mai 1851 depoe No
dn ve des plans en- eude de A. Dncae nsaire public
cette vile. =
Sase dams laffaire CT .dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de 'adjudicaon.
- e. T. PARKER,
o29 n22 60 Sheriff de Ia Parotsse dOrlsans
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PREMIERE JUSTICE DE PAX NICHOLSON 4 CO. ys; F. H.
Paroisaps o d'o IT fANhfl-N0 s''i
ESN VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a moi
~ adresse Ilon. A. g. Brce, Premiere rnx
dams ct pour "a parose Orleans je procedera IL JEUDI
de Decembre 1861 midi City Hotel de Ia Commune
tire les rnes da Camp Ct de Magssins la vente pnbque
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE s,ue dams lie Premier Dis
rct de VILE dams le borne par Florida Landing
les rnes erbgny Roman ct Cypress dagnt par lie No. Is
de let No plan dresss par Geo r. Dunbar date
Ter svrer 45 ct dtpose etude de D. L. Mckay auefois
noaire public cette VILE lie dit lot IS pes
Ia Hebgny profondeu de IS pieds
hgnes, entire lgnes PARALLELS
Saisi dams l'affaire c dessus.
CONDIT1ONS-Comptant moment de adjudication
Z. T. PARKER,
NJ IS d5 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrleans
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT.

Il
Capitalists who wish make safe and profitable Investment
of te surplus MEANS and wishing to purchase City
Residences property for their hear Of
good bs gains BY 9pptylnE to
e. HUNTINGDON. Real Estate Broker,
Alp. r. Sargents, Sc Camp street
several fine residences for sale Covnson and
Jackson Raroad and ~ 100 Of the finest Cotton
Lands In the South. n22 Ct
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~-rr~, MEMPHIS, GRENADA
k&A Es&9 Ii and New Orleans Air-idas-Msss.
Ezsippi and Tennessee Railroad and ifs
This road inst opened Is making close and reliable
nectons with the Mississippi Central Railroad Grenada
forming direct line the city Of Memphis By this line
FIFTY-THREE NILES Of travel and several hours time
saved,
Passengers for Nashville and fe North, spend
few hours IN Memphis and still make good time reliable
e9pnssons over shs line as any othsr This new line RE-
Passengers leaving the Great Northern DEPOT
the foot Of Csope street. A. NJ arrive MeInph
at 6.sD the morning.
Through Tiekets and reliable information inquire
Railroad. "f - ~ = =
q. HOyGH, General Superintendent
NeE Orleans. July ~ 1851. g5ssE5 ~ : @5@ljy3I IL
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THIRD DsrRIcr CoURr2 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. LY.
of New Orleans. : MAN ". EILBERT.-No 1891.
nv VIRTUE of an alias writ Of seizure
- and sale 10 directed by the Honorable the Third Dis
trc Court of New Orleans in the above entitled will
proceed to sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common
street, between Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY,
Oath day of December, 1861. at II O'Clock Nj -
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND together with <seA
all the buildings and improvements thereon rights ways, @
and situate lying and being in the Fourth District of this I
city il the bounded by Jackson St. Thomas ate Full
toni Philip and Chippewa streets WHICH said portion ground
measures Amecan measure IS feet inches front jackson
street, by 2N feet in DEPTH between parallel lines.
The buildings comprise ts o-story frame dwelling
story kitchen attached to the house, building the
rear, bath house cisterns, gardens, etc. ..,
The whole plan made by c. De Deputy
General of this State, dated November L. 1861
deposited in the SheriTs office for reference.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cabh on the spot.
JOHN wAIDEN