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WIsIiseros. Nay /. Ise.
In purspanoe Of the psoviaous Of the seventh See
Son Of he nyosnt kssolstlGn n tels 30, 70 =.
proposals. viii be reosaved ~ tins Qaee snpi Mo-
fsf furnishing the paper that us' De resuirsd 81
he Pse,s srl1tIns Ies the year ending On the Lat
fhe sutso. ned Lsi specifies, 90 nesrl, 90 csn ~
lfceftaiD ed. the suestity Of eeoh kind of Pspas
that Will Do re s1re<:
1000 reams fine pnntins pspsr. unoslendered, 90
meature 81 by S inches, And 90 veith ffty pOunAr
70 the ream Of boo sheets.
CLASS ?.
500 rem, me g nSSans PspeG' Sa.s se So TO
pounds 70 the ream Of 500 sheets
,oA sfSfs.se. ss%, e. b The sS.fscisr and sSsi
be fuMsh d 70 ssShessts there{of. This pspsr is
TO he put up in susres OF tve'ty I'VE sheeSs eaoh
and In bundles OF twd reems each; each ream e.
contain $40 perfect she IN. UNIFORMITY IN celot
die lexollslve Of vrappsrsl vs~ylns o.e oI under
Eve pr cent. from the standard &c sht vll Re re-
cstved, end the gross eight will al ceses pe
same bundle 20 make up the weight Va. Be COZ
tbaered violation OF the eontreotJ
go reams superhne printing paper, hsrd-slxed
and super cel eDderco. 20 measure - D, 81 inches.
and 10 weigh FIFTY p unds 20 the ream Of 30 Shoots
GLASS;.
1000 reems az perhne map paper, sized and csleo-
dered, OF such izss as ay be rec ulfed, CORES
pondinx m weight nth paper measurtnk 10 By -
inches and wels hing twenty pounds per ran Of *a
o eets-
500 reams spperhne plate paper. iceenderct OF
uncalesder ed, be ured ls ~ - lnohes,
AID OF such weight ger resm as may be rec ursd-
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Az IScIDENT At MISREPRESENTATION enough i,
Col Kelly has brother-in law Ia Wheeling
who 10 described as the most pestilent sscessionist
IL the city, This person wished to come down
to Grafton, to SET the Colonel, and applied to
"CertainlS" said Major Oakts; certainly. sir
you shall have II. hold mp your right hand IL You
PIES. And wi bout d word OF explanation, the
Msj pro. eeded to administer the oath OF allegi-
an =! He had not got half through II. whea the
secessionisi exclaimed; "Stop, WON'T AXE thstI'
"very well, SIR" replied Major Oakes; "I'm
so-Iv for Won then, but YOU can't go down to
Philippi.n And h- didn't col
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PRESTIcKANIA.-Iheg great mass Of our coun-
Gymen seem out Of heart and hope We have
never before In the half century Of cur life known
period when sensible men cared so little for a
longer sojourn on earth as they do now. Life
1sn't worth much. FIVE get sick again, we shall
be half tempted to send for Doctor.
The mother Of States has lost her character.
She lis no better than should ben Ii 10 TO be
hoped that she will have no more children.
Many a man who puts his foot IN Golden
Circls may get his neck in q hempen one.
Toombs, the Confederate Secretary, recently
gent to Gen Scott ear of green corn in the busk
with his compliments We are GID he did NOT
send any OF his Cobbs back to Washington.
The four great conqusrors Of the world are
Love, Fashion, Death, and Gen. Scott.
IL said Of old that .sbe stars In their course
fought "a ainst Sisera." Not only the stars but
tie stripes ht against the Southern Confedefacy
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MRS. n. COTS
INDIAN EEGETARLE DRC0nrKnN
FRrNcu Military HA.RCYY BOOKS

AR bOOkS "
= nENCh klCHSflEN havsiust received
Iarge ana completA assortment of Mllitary Books
o. al Kinds, which they offer rom ten to ifty
per cent. below the regular retail prlcescin-
,r.i nev edition Of Hsrdee's Infantry and Rife
forner Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, a.
Allet,s Compendium of srdee's Tactics, oc
Sross's Military surgery. $50
aben,s Field notification and OUTPOST each Is
Msrdee's Tactics, cheap edition. $50 :
A III e sSielers Guide, complete manual and
~ H0os tor the use oil the Volunteer Militia aud
The Hand Book for the U. 8. Soldier, being +.
n OF Instruction to the U. 3. Infantry tao
clio si,o Military Maps, Map of the Seat Of War,
Flsgs, Badges aud Medals If every description.
Any ofthe above sent by mail free.
40 FkENCh 4 RICHsTEIN,
M as Pennsglvsni0 ayenue
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ID READER, ~.
Il ERUSE The following statement and then judge
of its facts for Yourself

ADRIAN COLE, of Brooklyn N. Y. a we'll
known citIzen there, had suffered from pyspepsIa
for some years, without permanent relief until he
tried AYERS FILLS, which taken sooordIng 70
the directions for this complaint, resUoreo ai to
month he has had NO return of his complaint
GEO. w. CROSS, of Harmony, Texas, had an
which covered about one third Of his body Il kept
tie parts affected covered with q soab, and being
and dist easing. so much impaired his health a.
to unit hint or business and kept him in constant
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT sARSA-
PARILLA, which cured HIM His skin still shows
some sceIs from the liberation, but It is otherwise
clear as an lnflntH.
JOHN H, SHOOK, ESQ.,, an eminent lawyer of
Richmond, Va took cold which settled ON his
lungs. A severe pain set in On the iet side with q
bad cough, which was soon followed BY the unmis-
TAXA 10 symptoms OF consumption; When reduced
RY PECftlkAL l.. whIch soon stopped the cough
.PrsPa:ed By DR.. J. c. AVER & Co.. Lowell.
Mass. ma Is cots
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THE EVENING STAR.
FROM FAIRPAx.-The Richmond Dispatch has
The following letter from a corr.spnndent:

FROM FAIRFAx-The Richmond Dispatch has
the following letter from a correspondent:
FArRFAx C. III June 10 This is a delightful
pleasant place. and OF the prettiest little towns
I ever saw IL thus far we have seen any Of the
bardsbirs of soldiers life, we won't object to
being soldiers all our lives Since the late attack
made by the enemy on this place, we have been
getting mp at two and three O'Clock every morn
Ing We form into line with kRapsacks, &c :,
on, and stand thus for couple Of hours, prepared
TO give thea Apes hirelings warm reception in
case they should come. Rest assured, IL an at
tick Is made we won't be surprised like our sol.
oilers were on the LIST inst. Our scouts went yes
terday within hearing distance Of the enemy's
drum. None Of their scouts could be seen. Scout
lug and standing guard Is duty quite trying to
tmid PERSONS nerves; but the men all seem to
Ike 10, and are always ready and anxious to 90.
Most OF your correspondents company, you
know, are young men, not ont of their teens.
They are the soldiers who seem to be most an
Sious 10 90 out on duty. There is a squabble
amongst Us every evening as to who shall 90 out
as scouts and pickets. We are all anxious. to
have brush with the enemy, and our only fear
IL that We won't have one. There are rumors
ahoat every day that the enemy are coming by
thousands to attack US at night. Our only reply
Is, let them come.
On Sunday morning last, we were aroused by
In two or three minutes every man was into line,
prepared to contest our ia hts TO the last. The
reports proved, to our sorrow, to be false alarm
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ANOTHER STEAMER PIRCHAsKD.-The United
States Government, through It's agent, Captain
Ku. z, has purchased the powerful steam tug w
II. Brown, to be used for service at Cairo. She Is
On of the strongest and most sub stantial boats on
TIE river, and cost Sl6 COO. The boat was bong bit
on Monday, and left for Cincinnati Ga Tuesday.
-PIttSbKrg Post, 1874.
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III A donation OF 100000 cartridges has been
Presented 20 Gov Morgan, By Messrs. Smith &
Rand, Of Kingston.
II Three companies at Harrer's Ferry recently
refused to drill under any flag but the stars and
stripes.
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NEW BOOKS.

History Of tss ynitsd ! sthsrlends, By John
The Rise Of the Dutch Hsp ublis, history. by
John Lothrop Motley; svo.s olothi free ~ mail,
Silas Manner. tie Weaver If Ravelol, by tn
author Of Adam Bede !" cloth 7sioents paper s.
oents
Life and Career of Major Andre. By Winthrop
sa-geant: Ella -
Amer lee6eres with Painter, q Summer Voyage
% Labrador and NeviOI ndland b. Rev Louis L.
Mob eS 81 80 %. 80
bon Ulh, bJ Thomas Anufelt, NJ. D.; Si.Is.
FRENCH A. RICHSTEIN,
Az -- aTs penpa. avenns.
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spective navy yarda: - ING ~

fPeotive navy yards:
c... No. !, KWSTSTI rs. BY MAINE Ma. " ,v,,.
E.osR 2s.s; NJ T SsF }s S% f.s
BACK WIZ. flnfi and MS ma hsa and N
WHITE sh Oars and Hickory Rqits; No 3.
"a a and Ss' No. No. 2 Pad .Sas IN sns
VS. Wiis; No No q Fs! Canvass; No: g. Co.ton Can
sunslnE AND Dry Eo0ds; No 81 Pitch f., E Ro,;S: %:
No . SS:P o ri FiIs W sa5s chands
ci SHAiR o LIEsMT9WN: MAssAcHUsETrs. ::
PTomiscaous T,m ntts On AZ Log; No. Whis Oak
c c,Ss. R, 9ss% n e.. r.: "a
white Oak Slaves ami aesdns: No n i,o Mc' Ne o
q fPlsss and Salis; No. Is Lead, Emo, TIN; Nc.
F,n ctaSa.s M 3 PSs S,so,. OLE; 81
Fax and Cotton Teine; N. 81. s!ass; No.
kS sn,s. an. Nd Dss d aSs " No.
nc SO NJ TaoS; Snsp. and Oil, No ST. ship chand,'
q. OK Hides for Rope u NO a. FIRE wood; No.
>BR0OKLYN. NEW YORK.
OAK P.n n9 No. w WIZ. Ok *. Logs; No White
ss1 Ne White GaS Keel pieoss Nc Ys lh,
Bsams; No. '" YsIidL Logs s Nc Yellow Pine
b No. White Pins Mast a: T snS PSI NJ Tin IT,
n Mhite ,Pine; No: II Ash and CTpress; No. H.
e ehs E,c! .na b.
No. Esn ana hsafN,ns' NJ I,n rs 81 s.os
1 I'D Nsil'; No 70 Lead. Zinc, Tin; No 81 Pc
N NO NJ GI Is ssIdw,rs No. n Pants and Oils;
G:atbsI!a P H. Cot ~ Twins; No; 81 Glass; No. g.
P atnS5nf Far and Dry Ge9ds; No s. Lanterns. No 81.
Woo. " 'iI'is' NO. 81 flre
c,PhII;ADEI:pHIA, PENNsYLv mia.
o Si e. Nc; 2 Whit. Oak Plank; No 1 4 h,ts
YAK nee PIeces; No. 6. yellow Pine Plank StocE
p pGs.; No. ,. Yellow Pine Bs,m.; No 8. yellow
No. II. An and SpcI r,meel; No 10 White Pire;
.,d e. and Mahotsny; No u. Is HE Ash oaTs
NN .iT. Nd No; q Iron: Ne; spikes and
ware ware; No e. Pains and Oils; No e. Flax Can
Cotton Twice: No 5 Glass; No. 50 ieat r1 Ana
~ ~! hose; No 81 Brushes; No. s. Bunting and
low; soap, and oil; No Sc s6io U6snSsl;.t nj
80. stationery; No. IL FlrewOod. ave
WASHINGTON, d.
, Class Nc, 10. White Pine; No 81 Iron. No %
md OILS, Ps irS1i No G rs hsIs..Ts 40 Paints
Tank, ard Galley IrOn; No. A. Chsin Iron: No az
in.o 20 copper; No. ~. Bellows; No. 10. Puies.
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WATcHRERsA.ISSITlNSss tySgs WARE

WAM ANuFSc cTr6SRYi.' HA "A
have one Of the best establ shments, and mr.
nishsd with compete set Of tel. for repair, N
Particular attention give 20 the same, BY a
thorough competent workrnan and A. work enaran-
WARE, PLAIN and ornamental, manufactar ed under
my own supervision, which my customers Will End
sold By dealers IN general and ree5esSntsS * their
evn nsnuiAesars' ,sa p. 81! H. " avSUp1 /
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~ II The undersigned bees 20 ,ntorm me
e MoNUAENTs,, TOMAS, he ADS i0SEs,
new style OF pIsvinss can Sc seen AZ tie ID and
pew s'yis Of Msrsls Msnrels. TAbie fops &c..
1ionpty attended %, Nv WS. f RRx liS.f yyork
{ n n-soA 9 % Pas 1T isSi S1d Ia u.
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BROMNIS itnTEI.
KIRKWOOD BOUSF
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Qsdrfsynastu's 0Ees, u S. Ms,tSs Corp,l
.e Washington, I'D NAV. 1851

Qsarfvmastg's 01cs, U. S. Ms,ise Co,p,l
Washington, 22d May, 1861.
SiAIED raorosAL. viii be received At tbi, off a.
soci for n sGs s5h DAY % 81 JSgns 49, q
8. Msrlnes sGsiioi,.d at w a,hinv ESh 70 ne
e Ice, OAK 20 'as ta j snS
~,sbs5 tsa meesufed and at such points
Sss.s 5s,ed By the Commenting MATHS si ss DC
h5s Of expense 70 the UnIIed stats o'H'e''
coal free from d1s. ami to weigh 30 ibs 0 ao e sSs
sos, = ne Eeighed inspected, delivered Al speS
S1sZ ss as.l5 y b the c:mmaSd1ns s Ns1 ne
botS 49, ~ nj OK sease To .he Unied state and
snd IN sueh ansntit,es the said Comma nan nslSs
..PssmsnI viii be- be m ssfsi ns:, m
:ssn q Tie sne aGsissrS rsSai
~ - Tor the use Of his command asrsea
sgsssnty. to be signed by two responsible p.r.
the D.tffci Jsd9s must Be cert ned 70 BY
otbsrss SG,iseior, must sooompany each proDoss
TO b snSor.edH e? bp ps . .iids ere
dressed 70 the undsrsigned. uef' ana Id
maenvtw ouartsrma.,Msr. NAIL Y s,LA.C sas::.
3 KNAPsAcKs. &C., FOR MARINE OORPs
AZ QsArisraas,ss,, 2ece, " S. Mari.. c.,,,.,
WashinEton, 9Th June, 1851
Gee unit. oeIoot VII " b Esoeiysd 2, this of
oIe. i 1;,s, Tor sussIyiEE the u 3. Marine
i1s mo contract 1000 knspsscfs, loo CspsssS,
L& nsyersaoks.
III, me sooye Art ces to cossorm In every res,so,
~ 49, 70 be seen 81 this gffice; the on a.
o. 5 re Assntsat q aartermsster Marine CoIps
~ 49, sprSce Street, Philsdelpbis; the Maine
Issrs ~. SfeokIyE. N, Y ant the Marine Bar
~ efpsn.e 70 The Uaitsd Ststss at the M.nps
ana - S..re i,2s9 cIFLos Ileet, PhIIsde phIa.
NSsistsat oS.s Ia N s:etson sod approval Of ths
sna "a saaossed P .opossls for Knzpsacks, e. -
ts,a ;ss W,B. SLACK,
Apsr and q uarseemassst.
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- certify that ha- proper fac,li
hee, asd = able 70 fulhl oontfaet Tor furpishirr
ing the year ending Jane 50. le6a, should - bd Ls
ncoePsoo. s1..s. i....-se m o0-y@W
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sCHWERIN's PHI. Ls ara .ur. data 90 ~"
eha MICE nj Schwerin has received oe r. 6aaies
uom the tssldent Of 6irard College. Directors of
n mIIusT OF hefuge, fennsylvania Hospital and
Stnsi rromnent INSTITUTIONS Of Philadelphia III.
N: SsiI, ashington, ID c.; and Charity Hospital.
Nj he Original certificates can be seen At the
w noiesale and X etaIl Depot I24 North Seoond
III LA nm, coIpeI Pa avenue and AZ sts., and by
REWARE OF SPURiOIIS INITA9roNo
~ y Re@smbsr to AK for sohWsliRs Annihi-
II None genuine unless signed NJ. scHwKsIs.
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r. FRENCH 4 RlCHsTEIN
,veiopes 20 match Also, = lAg papec of al kirds
VIII and WITHOUT ~ otsoes; Envelopes tn match
A large assortment Of ststionSry
,New fork fspers received daily; Papers from
- FRENCH Z sIoasrRIN,
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a. WOQpEN DRUMS, Drum Heads. Drum
fIute. n Snares Brass and Copper Bngles. Flies.
y u Z psrriysd At the Musc Store Of w. G. NET
~ L, corner Of Eleventh street aud Penna
nil
OrIICEks. PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea.
0 o. any slaver can hsvs their CLAIMS for
$500 ah 20 assa Money promptly attended to b.
Ns-Ll Ision, ~ q. 90 - - - 10 iss,pp'
CRhEERtNG 4 sons PIANOS 20. say
~ on monthly Psymests, or DISCOUNTS for cash.
-, JOHN r, ELLIS
ssH 800, betveen 9th and Jth sis.
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10Y FOB fAE SICK AND SUFFERING,
- LET ALL WHO ARE kFFL CTEO
IfLY THE RKHBDY

Friend, 90 You suffer! ATe roe tho victim of ANY
% those numerous ailments which Srise from I'M
purity OF tho blood. Wat are they do you asE
Rather ask, what are they not! The blood is the
source OF to and health and !. Is tAs frat clement
q our boing to respond to kry ozuss which Affects
the syEtom, % the pulse infsby stt.sts. The ever
!reysiilnE Esar;isis, the irrztins Ery spelas the
vous Debility, Dyasefsia, Liver Com saint with its
torHor And detection, and the puubef!ess MI. thai
pesh &c heir TO, derive their hi3eous origin from tie
blood, Deal kindly then and cently with tho blood
Csc the vltaixlas resources Of nature for its aid
And sussr Us to commend 70 jour confidence AND
ase that truly valuable modiosnent known as
MRS. ID. COTS
INDIAN TE6ETABLE DBCOOrION.
With regard to this almost infallible specific
eesui5r sentlmont has spoken in deci6ed tsrms
NC tne evldoncse OF thls great sfioacy are sus-
s1ihed py constant AvoWA-s Of curative Effects and
te hePpleHt resals from its ere sitter al othcI
reInsdies and the best medical skill have failed,
Lot as say, IN combustion, that certificates
CURES are NOT sought from the llterats and super
sssotabe sources and justify the highest terms in
MneR it II possible to oomnend so valuable Z
sssclho 70 public approval. We May add also that
the curative properties of the medicine are &c nailed
Sny DJ its restofatiye effects, the system recover
ihS hom disease Elth renewed titutioual yigor
For sale by all respectable Qrusgists in this
OILY, snd Dy the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
. M9no Sonuine nniess her name is blown on the
poLle And her seal on the cork
[nGe pei bottle, SIX bottles for o.
econ S s.oxn. 15sr W VI r. cIssEt D5usfist
~ l8-n - S
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Date.

Witness.
hereby certify that the above named ---
make good their guarantee o "
IT. rae Signature, GH.
Judge, Gnlto1 states District Attorney Co,lec-
tor, or Navy Agent. 0-
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-, hereby guaranty that in case the FOREGOING
D,G Cd hs for auy Ct the classes therein
days after the receipt of the contract at the po,t
m, NEE named; o. navy agent designated, soute
tne oontract i1r the anne, with good and sufficient
enter INTO oonir.et as aforesaid, We guaranty to
make COCA the Inference between the Offer If the
SAID - - and that which NAV be acc ptsd
Signature oftwo guarautors C. ID,
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Signature. A. b.
Date

The schedule which the bidder enoloses mu.t be
pastsd 70 his offer, and each of them signed bT
MN. OPP sta each article in the schedule this
price must be set the amount carried out the ag-
ETesate looted up for each class, and the amount
likewise wTl ten in words.
Form of Gndraatss,
The uudersgnsd of-- !, Oh. c...o
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

THE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this institution within
ms last seventeen years and the important Surg
Cal operations performed by Dr. Johnston witnessed by n.
reporters o. the papers and other persons, notices Of
which have appeared again and before th. public
des his standing gentleman Of character and
shy, 10 sumcsnt zuaTanRs to the afflicted l5ly
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SCHWERIN,S
AnnfbilatinR
powder

Ii the only known and
best ARTICLE to
cIterminate
toaohes, Bed Bugs,
Ants, Moths, Flies,
Fleas, Garden w ornis
Vino Bugs, dc.
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MT, '''.''''''''' oVoV Sl00000
nus done and passed at the city Of New Orleans aforasod
nls aSy month and first above ten in preseps
MArceI T. pucF0s and Antoine Conand wHssses of nFI 80
sG h eq,rea nd domicia,ed ia this city who hersGnto
The original signed j: R. SI.AWSON and others'
M. T. nUER0S
A. COEAND
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
liant IN my Current Register. R' - 0 eeA
New Orleans 18th .une 1850
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
r Recorder Of Mortgages for the Parish
81 orleans certfss that the foregoing Charter has bpen III
uaS recorded OF in Society Book No, 1, folio 4l4
New Orleans 18th June 1sRD .--
jea law5t CHAS nARCANTFI., Deputy Recorder
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sHERlFEss SAFES.


WILLIAM SCARB0R
SECOND JUDICIAL, DISTRICT COURT, OUCH vs., JOSEF
Parish of Plaquemincs. STTES0S AVID MAIN
SELWHITE, Jn,-N Nc
pY VIRTUE of writ of fieri Eneips IA
n me directed ny The Honorable ihe Second judicial Dc
Court nah Of Paqueminrs, in the above entitled cause
will proceed public auction attIG Civ Iotrl rom,I
stree bew en- Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY
Suth tny Ct March, 1861. Mt II o'clock II -
IA, TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in suburb ST. ,na
Mary, First District Of this city, in the square bounded y &
Camp Gtr6d, II. Mary and Snnh stree s. of IEfay. i
etc square and de gnnlcd by the Nos One aud Two on
plan drawn by Aes IL Fo~tan, Deputy Surveyor on The
l6th nt FEBRUARY, 1882 ~ -
Said los adnn each other and measure each fAmerican
mtASure Is feet front South street. of a4ette nv
Il feet deep between parallel lines lot No. One fol ming the
of Camp M : South streets. ing "
Together with all til bull ingS therec
consisting OF threestory brick house, known as The Vcmn
dab Hote y kitchens, ~
2 ANOTHER Lor OF GROUND with the improve -.
ments thereon rights. ways PRIVILEGES e,c situated in @
same square and adjoining lots allows descrihGd dos A
ignaed by No. TIL &c Same pHn measuring rs feet
ont South street of Lafayette square, by depth Of % est
between parallel lines, '
Together with privilege Of using in the rear certain cor
ridor alley three fest wide, opening Csun street which
to he used in by of One Two and ee
b Four hundred and Fifty Shares (ow reduced TO four hun
ded twenty of 500 in the capital stock of The
Bank Of secured hy mortgage on the two lots herein
above firstly described being the remnants of lot oripna
shares have been set apart 10 constitute cash stock r said
bank. ~
Seized in the above suit belonging to the deienden oeph
Stinson. 'f
TERMS-Cash OIL the spot.
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Z. .JOHN- n. M0NRnE.- afnror.


No. 549s.I
Tlas lie Street Commissioner 10 aud he Is hereby
ase placed l#In.post and oil lamps al The oi
III streets N the Foar.h District, to.wit
k@as saHap CORNER uf Iosephne anI franklin I &H2
~ ORA tsaaf eeTnsro JesephiHe and Jacob.
fibe lz1ap Eptaer Of Josephine ard ocust
y4sag rpFaer 6F jackson and Howard. lf4 Z t85
Y tse lanF carner III First ana 81 David
e S3ae LAMP Of Seeond and ST. David. sE5a5
N sAaap e0rHer Of First and Rauipart
taElp Of Bacelis and Ptip Ist$ FE t3s
# qHs ssssp CORNER M First and Howard
Il t3ss iEuip corner Of FtAnklin and PhiHp.
g3ne iAmp corner IF faheris and Philip
A M g3s4 lslap corner af Viii Il and NJ Andrew s@
n tnsrg srnrr of Rampant and st. Andrew
s flBe IafaB corner OF Rarnpsrf and Fourth streat
f5Ns lssap corner of White and Fourth street
tSisnn8l 81 ri #DEf1ABARRE,5
y 89tt President pro tenn Bnsri 1t Aldermen
iGnedl LEA II. iAKEWELL,
N VA SpTa4Sd Afsrch u, 1851.
tsrasJl JOHN r. MONROE. Mayor
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TRoLstEHE CoUE De DISTRICT YETTA SAKE Vs. SIMON
US Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCHWERIN, mari.
an VERTU dun writ de fieri faefas a
= MOI aaesss par HONORABLE Toisieme District d.
~ onves Orleans, dams ntfaire Gessu il nrorf-r,
SAAEDI l6 de 1861, l01s beures A. IL snr les ienS
chpFeS desgneS Ia vene pnbliruc adjudication de
LeFDHDS dun MAG S1N d'H ABILENE NTS etc s,tus
au w rue Poydas dams lie Premier District cette vi lie
sulrEnt inventare depose pour recours
Sas dams Iafnire ci-dessus F 7'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nu moment de Psd;nd;cat;o,
800. F. I. PARKER,
nlf ii ID ShGrif de "a Parnisse d'Orlsnns
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z. 7. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrEe.,ny,

oiAikHE your De DISTRICT ETM. B BURKE vs. John
De Ia Nnnyelie oreaLs. s. CLARKNNo eSs6 o'ii- ~
HtN vERIU dun writ de fieri fsctns "a
MOI a1resse PHonorabe Sxieme inur in nis,
qg Sp1See dams sSre cidesns procddeTai ie
apres dtg16s, q Ia pubfgue OF adjudication -
Ious les MEUBL ct EFF FETS contenus dam In nssop M
eEee par e d1endeur ct Sinee Canal ~ an
de h Banque du Crescent City, inyenIae deposs en-
mon bureau pNur recsurs. ANt''o St
Saiss dams ltaffa re ci.iessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de DECENTRALIZATION
,,t II 10 y. T. PARKER
Int ~ 10 Sheriff de In PHrnisse d'OrIanns
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Ssss oR the sns properly The city between fs,
sse ioRt Leyee attd Water street also on Frna
ssal tasier aud The opeung radna
sAA lNN} D AFRet, bstmeeii and Rnirnaf
Z Is SEA as rs ely repair asiG
e;rRyer street: Taerefare il. Il
stffst Ia and I'D ii rrehr
w Haf n e iateia,. expense Of s3st md
I said streets good order and repaiT viii
4 lglsa s.. r IegTsABAERE.
PRESIDENT pro lem Board OF Aldermen
s5ssSlssst LEA Il FAREWELL.
sPreSt IL B1ard If A s;sta,5t AlSat,.n,#
SfEtI }sGi " q H DIV n
aess = e.sgsasal 4. MONROE, Mayor.