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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

On.er Wdey OF the fifteenth Precinct, arrested smos
newman on charge OF asssu!tDg h wie tCethane New.
mani and n.c unnz skull i'll The ohcer mrs.
found the crAwns INTO cellar, her BRAINS orppihs
ffoa tie net skull She was Immediately coL
v.d 10 the City Hospit. wh-e her lie Is despared OIL
ien .wmnns face and hands were coyerei WITH
blooa p before Juscs Kelly At Jefferson Mar
s ard held TO AVA. the result Of us wiie Injuries New
man aid that hls In the nsb 0i eeiuHg drunk and
tha on ths could no. refrain from striking nes
The
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORREcTIoss-Tho
Commissioners Of Public Charities and Corrections
met yesterday, President Draper In the chair.
During The past two weeks, 52l vagrants were sent
to the Workhouse. The nine negroes picked up al
sea by the schr Triumph were placed IL charge oi
M.ssrs. Wright 81 Vandervoort Of Brooklyn, 70
work in their tobacco factory AZ 81 per day. The
sum required for the Public Charities and Correction
for tie year 1868 10 estimated by tie Com
at 5000 600. Tbs sum includes $4,000 FOR teu-
porary hospitals, &c., for soldiers. The lumber
admitted to the institutions since Octsber % WA
,629 remaining, 1891. la addition, there are 1T
Bellevue Hospital 33i, and at the Jsland Hospital
2Ol slck aud wounded solders.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

N,y,f.-Ihe u. s. steamer Dakota aad ship lno
cruise in searcb Of ,hs pirate Alsbsma
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

DEPARTURE oY MrssiosARIEs.-On Saturday the
IL, instant, the Rev. l.. ID. ChaEin and wife sailed
in the bark Ly-ee-Moon from shanghae, China.
Remarks were made on board the vessel by the
Rev. DR.. G. w. Wood, the Rev. DIR. Asa ID. Smith,
and prayer WAS offered by the Rev. Mr.. Chapin of
Amsterdam, n. Y, the father Of the missionary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Board OF Education.

The Board Of Education met on Wednesday even-
ing, VIM J.. Curtis, esq, President, in DE ci'nir.
The City Superintendent presented rrrnr', from
which il appeared t1at The number OF papilA under
instruction the several gran schools, primary
Departments and ecdools, snd culored and CORPORATE
schools. daring the year ending the h Of sept,
was l73, 1873, being an increase of IL 25 over tie
number in attendance during the preceding year.
The attendance in the various departments was Us
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

REMOVAL OF PRISONERS OF WAI-On THURSDAY
Marshal Murray received directions from the secre'
tary of War to remove The - prisoners of war cap
turel at Femandina and brought here a week since,
to Fort Columbus to await further orders from the
Government. Since their arrival here, these pris-
oners have been kept in the House of Detention.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Cot. WooDFoRD.-Col. Stewart L. Woodford
late Assistant U. S. District Attorney, left this city
yesterday afternoon for his regimen, at Upton Ill.,
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL THRx.-Nov. 6. - Be
Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.

jules A. Candee ct al. agt. stephen +. Williams.
judgment for plaintiffs on demurrer to complaint
Lewis Levy sgt Anssasas Nichols OF M-Judgmens Tot
psintif demurrer TO enswer.
William Exerton sgt William McKess-Jadsnent for
plsint.
Phirnps ast Bats.tFur.her papers to be faTnshed 10
the Court
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Handsome LIrHoGRAPBY.-Eno e. Sherman, o
Nc. 81 Park row, have just published finely
executed lithogrsph Of the U. s. sloop-Oi-wa
Iroquois.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
CITY ITEMS.

CORconAs LF6 oN.-Ths departure II this com
mand was yesterday necessarily postponed until
TO day, AT r. NJ, AZ which time tie brigade may be
expected to leave for Forrefs Monroe. Col. Bliss
Paymister-General, and Lieut.. Tu,tle, were yester-
day busily engaged in paying the soldiers the re-
spective amounts due them. There is growing
feeling OF Indignation among the enlisted men OF the
Legion at the non-receipt n promised boun'ies
Many Of the officers remained awake on Wednesday
evening, anticipating IN outbreak. Tie suard-house
was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Whether
the eoulagraton originated through accident or
malice remains to be ascertained. Arms Will be
shipped on board the transports conveying the SOL
diers, and distributed at Fortress Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

tary Of War to The I2 prisoners Of war cap
turel at Fenandna, and brought here week since,
to Fort Columbus, to await further orders from the
Government. Since their arrival here, these pris-
oners have been kept in the House of Detention.
ARRIVAL OF THE 4lsT MAssAcRusETTs.-This
regiment Col. F. 4. Chickeripq, arrived here at /
D. m. yesterday, and were qusrtered at the Park
Barracks. There are at present but seven comps-
mics. numbering $50 men. The Colonel is ono of the
noted firm Of piano manufacturers in Boston. Every
hne officer ia provided with horse, and the soldiers
received a complete outfit. Msjor-Gen. Banks and
lady accompanied the regiment. The following is a
list of the officers:
Colonel, +. e. Chck.ring; Aent Colonel, A. D. wr"i
to- C. b. stodl. Surgeon. 4. e. BLANCHARD l.t Assistant
sssco Allen and Lssy csap:in Hs t1a: yD,
Lieut. Jss' W. Hefyey; I'd Lieut.. Z. Il. ROoaiq.
ss S%e e. 81 Lss
w% fs%E'Iy T. Tods.:. & 81 sIi3sH q Iisa, Ga ."'1
l.t Lieut. %@. >. OFT; ID Lieut.; : H,ri.. ,,...
Company z. Of BossnCspt Lyman W. COuldi iss Lieut.
w A. Gore: ID Lieut. H. Weston
Company T. OF Boston and sububs-Csp. @. r. Stevens;
lst Lieut.. H. c. Dane ID Lieut.. Amos limited
c9mpsn} a. ssd ,S. sS:oqc. sosra1j m I'd
Company H. of Boston-Caps r. c. Boyd lst Lieu. Chas
G. w. Rhodes; ID Lieut. John L. Gray, Jr ~
PETROLEUM AND CRUDE EARTH OILs.-The
The Committee on Ordinances met q! the City
Hall yesterday to consider the ordinance relative to
the storage of petroleum aud crude earth oils within
the city limits. Mr. Stensbury of the Merchants
Insurance Company said that, when the earth oils
once got on fire. water only aggravated the flames,
by spreading the oil over larger surface. He con-
side ed that the section allowing barrel OF crude
oil TO bs stored was unnecessary, inasmueh as the
danger was Just as great from one as from nifty
barrels. Placing the petroleum IN metallic vessels
offered no additional security, as they were liable 10
explode. lie proposed that sections three and four
Should be amended, by forbidding the manufacture
Of petroleum to 10 carried in fire proof buildings
nearer than 100 feet from any other building; Ia
wooden buildings, nearer than 700 feet. Also, to
limit TIE quantity OF refined petroleum on storage to
ten barrels ia any one depot. The practice OF stor
ing the oil on sidewalks WAS most dangerous, and
should be forbidden, and empty barrels were more
dangerous than full ones. Mr.. VIM. Tilden said
tha, nsphtha was absolutely necessary in the manu-
facture OF varnish that he used thousands OF gal
Ions Of it per inontb, and, If the ordinance went
into effect, il would entirely stop his business. De
denied that naphlha itself would explode. Dir. Nc
Cary thought that tho yaporIzlng point ought to
be made 10 degrees. la England aud OHIO the
point was 100 degrees. The oil would not explode
al 100 degrees. 1he Committee adjourned Ill TO-
day a. noon.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

RioT IN THE FOURTH WARD.-Yesterday fore
noon, a number Of Fulton Market rowdies under
took to monopolize the sdewall. Of William street
near Frankfort, attracting large crowd OF idle
persons, and pushing respectable passers-sy from
the sidewalk. Officer Templeton Of the Fourth
Precinct endeavored to persuade the wdies to go
along peaceably, but they paid no attention to him
whereupon he proceeded to arrest the ringleader,
when the whole party set upon him, beat him, and
knocked him down. They then fed toward Fulton
street, officer Tempeton and others being in chase
Sergeant Esterbrook, hearing Of the occurrence,
promptly ordered ont the reserve section under Ser
geant Kelly, and sent to the Fourth Precinct for
their reserve. BY this time the rowdies bad reached
Fulton Market and were reinforced, but the Police
advanced upon the crowd, arrested two Of the
ringleaders, Martin Miller and John Petty, and
succeeded in dsperipg the mob. The two dis
urlers arrested were taken before Justice Connolly,
a, tho Tombs Police Court, who held them for ex.
animation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-0KSKI,aL Tgsx-Nov. s.-Bsters
Justices lSaRanAr, LroS,Rp and BARSARD
PP0lNrNENr OF MANNERS AND cBARAc1La
COMMITTEE.
The Conr, sppoined Examiners to exsmiue applicants
for admission 70 toe Bar Me.s samuel Riksr. Thomas J.
Glover and Charles A. Rspaio TIE following sentlsmen
appointed to hear proofs OF the moral Of The
csls: t. L. farcisr. George W. Parsons and ThOs H.
90 the repor, of the last Committee John Il w.,,or and
CHAxsKEs- Nov 6-Before Justice BAxsAsn
SOLDIERS HABEAs CORPUS cAsEs-wRITs DIso-
BEYED AND ORDERS OF ARREST Issued.
In re. James Maboney agt Thos. NJ. Reed, Colo
mel 9Th Regiment Corcoran Lssion writ va: issued
time since 70 Col Reed produce Mahopey Hs pro-
ducea and ordered lie discharged upon re,rbs his u s.
cong and paving baek to the CITY the go bounty The
conditions complied with ba tho Colonel refused 10
Mf F. Talent for Mahoney b,oush. the matter 70 the at
judge Barnard th. he should think the vote Of
last Tuesday conclusive 70 the power and 'asd an
order OF srrest against Col Reed for Contempt .o,
In re Peter Clsri sst. Homer A. Nelson Colonel i'sA
Regiment N. Y. w. or any officer IN command.
& witt Issued TO produce Peter Clark and no vas
brought ia Court 10y Lieutenant The case wss sdtournso.
but the Adjourned day ClaIk not brought up ssn:
Another sdoarBaen. had but the recruit was Sill nos
The Judge now ordered an attachment against the Lieu
regiment camp Staten Island and upon WHOM the wns
These attachment. win be placed in the hand' Of The
Sheriff and remains: 70 Be whether there power
- Before Justice iseaAHAx
DECISIONS.
John A. Russ, r., agt. VIM. Poultney; Mary B.
Benjam sgt Emily s. Walker; Edward Fitch sgt. Chsu'-
cey Nichols ct al Paul SpofOrd ct al sg. Stevenson a.
Edward h. Johnston sst Wm A. Colt; Isaac G. Osdsn ct al
sg Ransom Bemsn Grocerf Bank sst Dsuiei b. Norhrup
John A. Russ jr., ct a. ag. EdyArd AicxsrdsMotions
granted.
Elmer H. Garhe.t ct al sst. Isidor Hsua 81 sl-Mshss
granted for I'd Friday oil November
John Alexander sgI Louis j. Bellont jr, st s-Mehoa
dismissed
I. wallns sg. John Keyser.-Mosion granted with 90
costa.
George Peabody ct al sgt Henry g. Lesvitt st sEen-
rauda for counsel.
Before Justice LeosiRD.
Thos. Andrews ct al. at Jas. Eliis.-uotaon de-
MED with : 10 costs Of opposing
John W. Cores sgt. Charles Graham ct a., u cases-
Judgments ordered.
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TIRx-Nov. 6. - Before
Justice BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
jules A. Candee ct al. agt. Stephen F. Williams.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
]. A. STEyrSs. eta.
J. A. STrvry.. esq.

DEPNTnrsT oT STATE WAsmsoTos. Nov. ]. lss2.
7o Jorx A. SrsvEss S,v,tr'y Q ns CAa@be' y Con-
mere Of ais state Of Aes York.
s,E have tie honor 10 acsnow.ase s reception o. tic
% s Chan Der q Commerce - the 1te n View
To, relating 10 b. subject Of grafton. which you have
,fsus,ied T. me The President suhozss me TO srf't
70 you hsh sypfeosh,l Of lie proapnr wi'h which te
Chamber d Commerce h. entered the coaftcfsiioa Of s
ton which had the honor 20 submit 20 them ard oi ths
hBsd and ps.riote spirit ia waeh they have di'eass'd
tie - 90,
tie noe rs,l eetfal sit-nion.
..r xau- a. y~rv.ut
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q couh12 SUCCESSION or + & GOTTEN
.: as III. s.ysn ssiss
hey within dn h
pss Ct
~ ' E,M1cHor, Deputy Clerk.
eegs p gE
e ssas
Isssas
point spprouve honoogue, les fonda ses mains re-
'.ts e 5ss at s'npss,
skoosp D,srn.cr counr ssuccEssIoN OF BAsnIo CA.
Fl NsS : 2 q 9 RI l 1saSo
s.Feas has staas h
given 's Ill whom nay eonesgp 70 show
cause within ten why The prayer Of the said petitioner
sp BY oi de- q he Court. +, E g
~ s@ y .. MreHoT, Deputy CLERK. 2
s.esss gAso
sns ~. aHs E aass
ds Gnfsss Ia succession dc Basa GARLIC
/ present donnsa ps,,s
anses Il serait pas fais drot a dite petition. NJ @ 81
7 jazz re- - 2. sncHoT Dspu.e erstnsr.
ISIS; .s.ss -. 49,. TRzAsuEEn,s orYIcE,
NOTICE TO d5E ssnaai is
ssfsa
eye years that the same Que and payable from
Notice " further given that viii at my Office corner
Berlin and Magazine Streets from O'clock A. NJ O'clock
theaboye mentioned time they viii be dealt with according to
law. ~ gs,ss- ~ e r. ~ - s55tss ~
$780, T
- s.7S .2e@ = BuREAu NJ TRgsoRIER,
.5S- Vile do Jefferson, Ter de Janyier, 1867. ~
IA Wis AUX CONVRIRUARLES..--P LIE
n present tones Ieronnes residents non-rsdents
Dc m ye Dc Jefferson s 81 a fen q
prscedentes sont notifies les es dues daer
du Ter janysr 1862 seai Cham
bre Gonse encogne DIES Berlin ct Magasns Vile de
Jefferson de heures A. NJ. henres r. pour receyor
des taxes. 80 ~. :. X y. IN E..,5- n I
Totes perones des la de Vile sont par
present reanise dayor sadresse bureau dci
iaa sos -, l.. -. FELK LAGRouE Ttssorier.
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HOW THEY ARE MADE. ID

-szitr Z. q
Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills ve been hitherto
solely and arenow mainly special orders from
physicians druggists planters and other regular customers
use them altogether account of their that
they are simple and ecacous ngrsdients land
because OF their confidence IN Dr. ben frse from
the 81 Offering tsae that is not ue
and genuine Thenew 81 aiins lie plants ana puri
Tying the essential elements from all matter
mainly the discovery Of that great CHEMIST Dr. Tosrey
alone enabled him to make these Pills cest sufficiently res
sonable to place them before the public general
certificate from The wsknown analytic chemist
Dr. Preston is sufficient guarantee of their purity:
DR.. JOHN WR1GHr: ysEssy ssag "a sal ~ 4e*.
request have to the test Of analysis
quantity your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected al
random and take great pleasure at found iten
70 contain nothing deeierioas the human bnt on the
the Sudorfc Dfuretc Expectorant ana
Cathartc properties IN harmonious cobinat
and that they the greatest universal remedy
known 70 thes@ orlds afs # a4siSs $s 8sa} ~ $3.50
4 Respectfully, s..s 5sss4
A. n ~,
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

received from gentlemen whose high standing
testimony of 40 little weight with people of common ssnss.
ons s from the Rev j. 8 Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called to field Of
aborin Northern Texas who John Wright under
date Of the 10th of September, 1858 follows: a. a
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes Of Pills you to me at
that visit They have been blessing many unfortunate
menber Of little flock and In all this ueIghborood they
are hailed as the harbnger Of health. 4 satisfied no my
dear fend that their value at the
time explained their effects to Such pleasant
remedy before given helpless MANLY his srcful
sAuthor" ~ Es.s5g =. -ss-+4E ~ 9SE $50
other is from wealthy and successful planter of aba
ina, which we insert entire: -
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SHEHIFF'S SALES.

FirrH DsIaIcr couRr AUGysTE BIRNsTAIEE ".
--S.',, o'"n'' if,1sa' '41'NAs. n 80
RYVIhTUE Of a. writ OF seizure and sale
y to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
New Orleans BY consent of parties interested IN the
entitled cause, viii proceed to sell apb1c auction, the
MerchantG and Ahci0nees Exchange Royal street. between
canal and Cnsohouso Streets Second District SATUR-
losa hs Y dsy q Fsbrnsry at ~ O'Clock "
a., A,S;EIRTAIN re of aaoUED. together al
the buildings and thereonf and all the
r1gnt ways privileges and advantages belong I'D
situate In the First District or tile city Of New Orlean
,hs sasrs by Notrs Magazas Teo
on Eore Dame street Ry dsphof " fess inches and lines
fse inches the whole according to plan dran
benefit Of Patrick Brady Hartman, minor. - Z. ' -. q
house, twotory brick kitchen attached to said house. partly
covered with States and known lately No Fire Engine
House. situate at No. 90 Eot.e Dame street. First District Of
this city. .s5E5 = - - w x q &
Seized In the above suit
IERMS-l Tho purchaser to in cash Tho snn of eight
hundred and thfrtytree dollars and thirythree cents
CESS 49, And for the balance Of The price of adjudication
the purchaser gye his notes twelve and eighteen months
bearing cent interest from day Of sale TO
maturity and cent interest per from maturity till
paid, and mortgage retained hs property the pay
the purchaser. t.&e 4 &E4 n n So, r. 4 yaett..j
Plan be at Bonaers office, Notary Public Exchange
:. : JOHN r. WALDEN. - L..
~ u -...,s n Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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LETTER FROM A FAINTER


Messrs. John Wright & Co., n 4-'-tlf . H#AH " W y
New Orleans 'La.sf;Ela s4'aa Lt.'b u. 81. V ~ "A
Observation-Disclosures please find check No. 49, thr
days sight Mobile for SID 50 in settlement OF
date You will please forward to three dozen OF
Wghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. They the great
est thing lever came and heavy medical bill
yearly my place The directions plain easily
destood that my finds difficulty In treating every
Of sickness that his knowledge with propness
and perfect My negroes healthier and stronger
than those Of plantation know and candidy confess
be my opinion and that Of that this agreeable
fact Is solely due tia whch Is taken them the first
complaint Of Sickness and their being treated by course of
these Pills them altogether in my family and would
not without full supply small fortune. This may seem
high praise YOU but Iassre You It 10 nothing less
than plain maeroffact truth Please forward the Pills
at once and by the sane route as before @ ' SEP '.NE
24&3 aTS4 Yours, truly, fE5ssF IS ~.
THos CT HENDERSON. Il
From Dr. Humphres of Charleston, s. c. have rebeyed
the following honest letter. written him by but worthy
who new and stalwart soldier in the army Of
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HSRas-o'sh on the spot VIII WATERS Constable.
DEuznAr JUSTICE De PA11 n YouEa BoIs

.au.EE=S.==n SMALL ARMS FOR GOVERN.
G&R&S$@AAlEfm mont Persons having Guns Of any des
MVyN0tEE criptton, or Boyonets. to sell or donate
5J sse. to the Government, sell or dispose Of
W "-Ff - the same, by calling at the Confederate
- r. RI Major tIenl N. LOWELL -,
t''A .@tt Commanding Department Mol g s. A. q
.z5sat - EgE BALLARD s. DUNN, ia.
d9 If 800. .,5s Chaplain and Ord Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IA YaEtsh 81 Orleans. a IA cARLaoN.-Eo.3 2ga Il
RY VIRTUE Of . writ ~ Meri facfas, "
the Peacs the parish of Orleans ID The shgys entitled suit
will proceed to sell at public auction WEDNESDAY the
18th day OF February 1852 II O'Clock NJ, Ban sfreet
Qsfs st. J0lln near Common Street " ~ J8s75Its5 Isl
ery plaintiff Basin street Common street coDssng
wooden building and nssd by defendant for aabie
+ Seized In the above suit +1-7s ~ l37 ass'"7 s-S
q TERMS-Cash on the spot. .4
az 5(sonstabLa!
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daIa f ORLEANS va. PATRICK
5 Nouvele Orleans: Y 81 CLARK &PATRICK GLE

-, ...-,.,...r..E,l14s AsoN.--No 1915.
I'm VERVU dun writ de sniSfes ct yente u
moi adresss par pHonoabe Deuxieme Cour dc District
ds 70 dnns a ls
81 des Encanenrs Roya entire celes D1uane
Canal Ia ppbIiqe adjudication de propriete don't
suit In description sagorS- ~ j17s%
I UN TERRAIN tue dams lie Premier District de cetts
vle dams et borne pars Lafayette Holivar Poyas
piedy de profondeur. rs Ffait sn{f 5SsS95s
Ensemble toues les ahsses considerations qui
q TN AuTRE TERRAIN s,tue dams piiet borne mar les
des Regieses La Course Tchopouas Orangers
ct ayan pieds de face Ia des
Ensemble toues bisses ct aeIiorations au
fronyent. 3S7t ~ -. f. h--.s SSsfE 53Sss
Safsie dams 1adaire cidesss. = aasfe ssg3
4O0NDITI0NS-Compta an moment de ladjudcation.
a. p7.ystJl.;. IN JOHN1P. WALDEN, -
" kfe1 Fl m5 s Sheriff de Ii Parosse d. Orleans.
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CONST A.BLE7S SALES.

FlRsT ygsrlcE,s couRr, 81. W OLIVER n PAULENs.
RY ViRFuE fsl ef rttoe aeri f Id Is me
g = Rajis s Fss, s
IS 81 's' sss'
ssissa tseabass snsslsa suit II .tass
"A s = ~ s 4. DEaRuY Constable
paraIunnns Ju.1c. De PAX o. W OLIVER q raulEss.
psro,<pps el a,b T. e. No. Sissr ID ~
slziss n s & f ss. s.,.s
dams q POM psIoisss proesdsrai
ss sssPf.
Z Df SN LOT DE MEunLEs. ;sss
Jazz les 4 -. - 3. n. DEGRuY, constahles
s.,,,, , 10 con.. NIaIek a; roUcHER
! Parish q Orleans J1R aT9iS HI FoU
s!ssss y ss a:s,
e. s.ss.a
s ls fdf y e 81 Rousp .a. 4
ps..st An
drawn eli March,
4ssssss a III t ts ssass and
:. seized In the above entitled SHIFTS ., 49,. q 5000
Il, g ~ VI. H. WATERS, Constable. j
t4 z III
pares!ss s $d 4 SSSHsb9S IL
" sagsa a s phs ss
d fsvsr sss Ho9sl Dc IA Commune
les gu Camp des la vente pubque ct i'd
III sss
s 81 ess
ri Hedn s. q Ct date dn y sss
zFoncher, ct formant renc gnure sss III sss:5 7
consistent baisses braues
an moment Dc
SECOND Jus11en,s counr n NJ YOUNG BeIsBLANc
RR ViHT E1Sf q shrse Nj IS & ~
entitled win proceed sill puSo auction Bar
y e Hss G49 Fss osp
pr
between Broad Dorgenois streets measuring fee M
less front Bayou Road street. BY las feet
o Consisting hess having four
kitshss having rooms and garden covered with fruit
S $hRMs I ne ~ fait hs.t ~ @ Is "a
DH0z.r s sss1Isn Dn Il Nogsa 1 5 RST
~ ssss.s! tKss as st Ss.sss
9ss 4 passsff &C. y4 ss s s
Ia yene pubque ct adjudication de la pro-
PUN uss SUI lie cbe al
s ss ses s re- Sss ssyea
rnoins de proondeur Ensemble les qp
CLEANLINESS cuisine hsae ayan anare cambrss u
din convert darbres fr.tiss detoutes sortes a j $s Il
CoNDTTIOEs-Uom ptant d. moment de padjudicstion
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CIaauIrxE CouR ps Dusrarcr 1AUGUsTEBTRNsTA1NE vi
I e1a Nouyee, Orleans. PATRICK EHAKNAN.-

I'm yERTU d,un writ de saisIe ct yentea
- moi aresse honorable Cinqnieme Eour de District de
l. dams Paare sessns dq senssateIaen
Fever 62 midi ID Bouse Eegociants des Encan
tours Royale, entire cees du Canal ID Douane Pad
judicaon de Ia p.oprea don't suit Ia description, sayor
sua dams lie Premier De Ia vile de la
Nonvelle Orleans dams let par Noe DaIne
Julie des Magasns ct Tchonpitenas, e esant q pes7
pouces lignes de face Ia Notre Dame profon
dsa Dc 81 pes Ct gnes sur l. Lyme d. coe Dc
II dc Soyembre 1854. = - g Seftf !
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