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SAY FRANoIsco, June SOth.

SAN Francisco, June 30th-
Hr Mark Ticdin-Dear Sir: VII you start,
now, without unnecessary delayy
Yours truly,
PRoFRIEToRs OF THE Alta, Bulletin, Times,
Cdl, E1ansiNeT, Figaro, Spirit Of The
IIBses, Dispatch, G0ldsH Era, Dramatic
Chronicle, Neles Letter, Golden City, Police
Gdzsfte, The Californian, The OrsriGHd
NoIstklu
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USE OF MOSOCHROMATIC LIGHT As A
MANS or DETECTING DISEASE Photo
graphers, says the Scientific Resisle, and other
persons accustomed to make use of various
kinds OF light, have often alluded to the
curious properties of monochTomatic rays,
Ell, rays of one colour. Thus, spirit lamp
burning alcohol saturted with common salt
given giastly hue to the features Of the
bystanders. We read in 4 recent paper by a
Dutch physician, DR. G.. Schlegel, that this
property has been made use Of in China for
many years as a means Of distinguishing
persons effected with leprosy. The virus
can be thus detected in the blood of
person who has been infected with this
dreadful disease only one or two days
By ordinary daylight, it is impossible, at
this early period, to remark any difference
between the tint Of his skin aud that of
person in perfect health; but when the faces
of both are lighted up BY the fame Of spirit
lamp saturated with salt, whilst the face Of
the healthy person appears deadly pale, that
Of the Individual affected with leprosy
appears red a. fire. 1t would be interesting
to ascertain whether mOnoehTomatic light
could be used in the same manner as a means
Of recognising any Of our Europen diseases
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Our Public Libraries.

The Ala had an article on this subject q
few days ago, in which it places the number
Of volumes in the Mercantile, Mechanics
and Odd Fellows Libraries at 81, coo volumes
The two first named are open to all sub
scribers; the latter only to the members of
the order and their families These three
libraries are the principal-almost only pub
lie libraries in the city, exclusive of those
belonging to religious denominations, and
attached to the Sunday Schools of the
churches Pursuing the subject, the paper
alluded says: The total number of those
who read books from the public libraries is
not less than 2o,OOo-the wives and children
of members having the privilege of getting
boOks-and it may be as highas 5000. The
proportion of library subscribers 10 voters
is larger in this city than any other, and We
presume that the reading Is relatively great
er" San Franciseans are decidedly read
ing people.
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JEFFERSON. A profound peace settled
upon the politics of the country after the in
auguration of Jefferson in 1901 That great
man knew the importance of little things.
The stately ceremonies and tedious etiquette
of the White House were immediately laid
aside, and republican simplicity charac-
terized all the intercourse between the Pres
ident and his fellow citizens. A coach and
four no longer conveyed the President
through the mire of Washington. When
MIR. Jefferson had occasion to attend at the
Capitol, he rode thither on horseback, unat-
tended, and tied his horse to 9 post before
entering the building While such trifles as
these enchanted the multitude, wise men
were gratifed to see the national affairs con-
Quoted with dignity, wisdom and economy
which, We truly believe, have never been
equaled in the government of any nation.
1t can not be that Jefferson was a chimera
of the popular Imagination. No mans con-
duct and character have ever endured so
long and keen a scrutiny as his, and he re-
tanned to the last the veneration of a great
majority of the American people Such an
ascendeney as he maintained for thirty wears
over the popular mind, was not due to apv
splendor Of talent, or to the eelat of military
exploits; ii was the honest tribute of an in
telligent people to the greatest and best of
their servants. Thomas jefferson ruled the
United States, by himself and disciples, for
tWenty-four years. Indeed, we may say with
considerable truth, that the United States
has only had four Presidents, namely: George
Washington, Thomas jefferson, Andrew
jackson, and Abraham Lincoln. The rest
have been satellites, disciples or accidents
RIrtOa
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SAY FRANcIsco. June sOth.

SAN FRANCISCO, June SOth.
Mr.. Mark IicdiH-Dear Sir: Do not delay
your departure. You can come back and
lecture another time. In the language of
the worldly, you can "eut and come again"
Your friends, The CLERGY.
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SAN FRASCIsCo, June 30th.
Hr. Mark Ticdi1s-Dear Sir: You had better
go. Yours, CHIEF OF POLICE.
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A TAsKEE captain once sung out in sguau
to raw hand on board his craft. a Let 20
the jib, here Darn y0uT skin, let 20 that
jib" - amt touching il - squalled out
greenJ-
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Gentlemen. Restrain your emotions; you
see that they can not avail
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JEwELER AND EheRAvER

MIR. ,. CO IA
I. nov urspared to execute with Evmptnsss
N v-ork IN his Iine Of business, szrn
rrnfeh and Clock ReFaIriEE.
Manufneaur1Rg JeWeArFr
And Engr1vin2
shop a Fort Street., opposite Odd FslIss'
Hall.
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CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ESPECIALLY TO THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
SAN Francisco, July 4th, 1865
Local Anairs.

An immense pavilion is in process OF con-
struetion-coyering nearly the entire extent
of Union Square-for the accommodation Of
articles to be exhibited AT the forthcoming
August Fair As / have already informed
you, the opening Of the Exposition is
fixed for the 9th of the month named, but
exhibitors will hardly be prepared with their
articles by that time; probably not before
the 25lh, or the first of September. The va
rious wooden mills (and we now have threel,
intend making each a grand display of their
fabrics. There are few persons who have
not visited the mills, who could form any
conception of the hneness, variety, and -ex-
cellenee of the cloths, blankets, carpets, etc,
they turn out They have managed to Sc
cure, and will always hereafter command, a
monopoly in this department of manufactures.
When labor is cheaper, there will be little
occasion to import made-up woolens, as is
now the case TO great extent All the tex
tures aud eolors of cloths generally used
can be found here, and at prices that will
compare very favorably with those charged
at the East. There will be an extensive dis
play Of machinery in the Fair-one entire
wing Of the eapaeious building having been
set aside for its erection and accommodation
A countless host Of articles in the hardware
line, Of inventions, of cabinet ware, of agri-
cultural implements, Of machines, firearms
ETC., etc, will be on exhibition. A spacious
gallery has also been devoted to photo
graphy, paintings, sculpture, embroidery,
wax, etc. and taken all in all, II the expecta-
tions Of the managers are no more than half
realized, the exhibition must prove one of
interest, and it is hoped, of profit.
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ParePa-Rosa-

People arenever so happy as when genteely
humbuggsd. We have had in this city, for
several past years, an excellent opera troupe,
which was, in the end, literally starved out,
and took vessel for Australia While this
troupe failed to draw Femunerative houses,
there has scarcely been time when the
Community were not prepared TO run wild
after any celebrity, or rather, notorious per-
son, with high sounding name, who took
the precaution TO fill the shoE-vindOEs Of
the stationery stores with photographs like
nesses, and the street-corners and bulletin
boards with immense posters, in red, black
and blue ink, announcing their expected
arrival and trsnscendent, historic, instru-
mental or vocal abilities The latest a. sen
satiou' is fat and forty" Italian lady,
with the compound patrouymic Of 81 Parepa-
Rosa" Why the hypheu should be used to
make her name conjunction, Is a matter on
which have not been informed This lady
came into our midst when the fashionables
were positively suffering with sHHaa, not
having had any place to 90 for long while,
aud her success Is therefore assured 4
line OF carriages occupying the entire block,
were paraded on Montgomery street, the
night of her de5us at Platt's Hall; and al
though We have had at least half a dozen
prina dounas here who were her superions,
she will serve
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SCIENCE IN AUsrRALIA--At the last meet
ing OF the Royal Society of Victoria. several
intererting discoveries were reported. A
fossil seal has been found in the tertiary sands
of Cape Otway, which closely resembles that
Of the miocene tertiary beds near Bordeaux
In the same sands occur the teeth Of the ex-
tinct species Of fish identical with the lower
mioeene and upper eocene formations In Eu-
rope and North America, such as charcaro-
don megaicdo1, charcarodon augustidens,
oxyrhin9, disori, etc
In this region Professor Mccoy has also
found vast number Of new species Of ex-
tinct yoluta, eypicea, etc. He announces a
cies Of trigonia. This sets at rest a question
which has puzzled geologists. The discov-
cry OF new species of icthyosaurus, and Of
two species OF plesiosaurus, at the head Of
the Flinders Bay, establishes the fact that
there are mesoxoic formations In Australia.
Near these new ancylocorus and a helem-
mite, closely related to some belemnites of
the English, French and German lower chalk,
are lound- IL has been ascertained that the
Buchan lmestones contain fossils Of the old
red sandstone epoch.
The phyto-chemical laboratory Is now test
Ing the value Of the five native fibres as ma
terial for paper making. The "Stringkark
tree yields very fair quality of pulp for
writing paper. The examination Of the diff
frent species OF "grass tree" has developed
Come interesting facts. Many other indigen-
ous trees and plants have received attention.
The cinchona trees in the botanical gardens
OF Victoria are growing finely. The Govern
ment is very anxious to acclimate this tree,
as well as the cork and coffee trees, in the
fern-gulleys of the Colony
Several of the gigantic Australian acalypti,
or myrtle trees have been measured. One in
Western Australia is four hundred feet high,
and one in the Dandenong ranges is four hun
dred and eighty feet. The botauical work of
the Linn9n Society has reached a third vol
ume, and DR.. Muller has published fifth
volume of his Fragmeatd Photo0rdEhis Aas-
trails. This latter work is to be complete
exhibition of the Australian fio-a.
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ChArini's-

And now that l have commenced TO speak
Of amzsements, shall go through the list
1 suppose your isolated position in the great
ocean prevents you from enjoying the oppor-
tunities for theatrical, equestrian and such
kinds Of exhibition. regret this, for we
have here circus troupe known as 'Chari-
nis Royal Italian Hippodrome," which, for
brilliant performances in every department.
riding, vaalting, rumbiing, on the trzpez
balancing, dancing, gorgeoasness Of vest
ueut and perfecfness Of training in its horses,
excels anything ever before produced on this
coast, and think might truly say, on this
continent A couple Of Ethiopians, = boy
aged about eleven years and = girl twelve,
hroe1er and sister. and black zs ''the ace Of
spades" are prominent sz equessrians among
IFS splendid eompany- There Is dash about
both which exeites invariabIe admiration; the
boy rides in a three horse act and four horse
hurdle act, bare-baeked, in t0p-bOots. in such
Z bold, graceful and successful manner as TO
proyoke the widest applause, and the gin can
leap higher on horseback and clear 3. the ban
ners" with more admiahIe spring than
ever before witnessed in any Of her sex, old
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Pacific Board of Brokers,
Wells, Fargo & Co,
The Merchants Exchange,
Pacific Union Express Co.,
The Bank of California,
Ladies Cooperative Union
S. F. Olympic Club,
Cal. typographical Union.
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State al G.0 sej>jnss l.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF sAINr-JAMEs.
Estate Of the late W;dop C~hrislophc
Rousxri.

The State and Court afntesaid:
II" Mrs. Marguerite. R""ssel and husband
Atmani Sanchez, Of the Parish Of Jefferson,
Mrs. F.tn1-e MIll"t and husband Zsplyriu All.
~. Mrs. Marguerite Rons.el and hn.b and r
Virkna'r. Cele-iin Mile, natural tutor If
Amanda M,i'~', Ztphy,in M,Ilel tn,or Of the
"'n"r Julia MIllei. all Of the Parish Of 81. John
'le Baptist, Mortimer Sanchez, l.nd-er SclrA.
n"ii'r j., lndcerine SchexneiJre and husband
William Sanrt-z, aud Mortimer B,~. all Of
the City oi New Orleans, nnd Adam Guid,y
ut II" P.ri-h of Ascension. isliys tutor Of The
.n'nnrs Aired, NJ .'hiii., Clropi,as and Gn.,.ve
Bo<. and Chatle- Rn"ssei, r.sidin. in the Parish
~ Ascension. and 1" the Creditors and MI mr..
lies herein concerned:
Whereas Fl"r,an Ronssel. Of the Parish OF
~ James, Administrator III the above Estate.
has flied in this t'onr, his tinai accom-, Of admi.
Of he. sail Succession, prsyino f.,
III" h"mo'ogs,.on Of the sane and his dis
charge:
You are notified, and public notice is hereby
given t" all and each "f yon. 10 show canse IN
writing, within thirty days from date hereof, in
the Othre Of the Clerk Of this Cour,, a, The
C""r, House Of said Parish, why The PRAYER Of
said petitioner should moi b. granted.
-l Witness, the Hon, r. BEAUVAIS
Is Judge Of orr said Court, this ooh
~ day Of June. 1868.
7. S. GAUDET, Clerk.
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e une %cer'aine llat5,a,ion erablie en- sucre.
= rig, esi'uee d.ns la patotaase sain,, JACQUES
4 sns ia 1--WE sstroae du flssvs Mis-i>>ipri,l
= e"viro,A67 mi||ey an dss.sas De la No"vcl'e.
y o'lta~s, mtauaant si~xss,fs"'s g, IN ,i.r.
," plus ~ moins de face AZ dit f.nve, sur
9 q"at'e 'ina's a'pe"'s Plus on moins de pro-
i fo"de"r, fermant dams la wn(uYtenr, bo,uar
:" a = Iis"e <aptHe"rr pat ~ here's de M,
" utsin LeBGiif, et a Ia tig.nee intfarie,rc par
!" celIes de NJ. Joseph Yillayaso, ensemble
q avec J" Sucterie, Ia machine a vapeur, les
=" ba'isses ct authorizations qni s'y ,rouven'.
" sous la reserve dune petite maison avec Sc,
6 dtpendtnces appar,enant d Uranic, femme
" de conlenr.
~ Ainsi donnte OF accorlie sons ma
LIS. main ct le 'sr-an lie In dire Cnnr, ~.
>~ roses 4 IA Pa~roiS.c ST. Jaconrs. aus.
'l',r, ls gle ""r lie JUN do i'annec de No,re
Se'ynemr 1868.
r. s. GAUDET,
G,f1ier de Ia die Cour.
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N
ct disparait \ tire-d'ailes. Que faire , Pareil au Mo.
hican qui rampe sur lie ventre. il iant rampcr sur le
ventre, s'ecraser sur Ia terrt. Sc contnndre aseesl c
sol, Sc dissimulcr derriere unr toutf. dh-rbes, sva6K
Ger avcc la lentcur d 'une quasi.imlnobilit6, palrOu,8
Ell une heure la distance d IN arpcnt, arriyer an
bord du marais plat, eteindre lie fu dSsson yiegs5N4h
arreter le battement de son ceeur, puts Atendre one
les cauards Sc soient grourts Ell nombre snM sant.
pratiQne ct n est DGaF toniC,as facNe. / DXnc.,,E,,t :.
excelait, ct uiShpunte d. biz pitSlsfn laanst ma
decouvtrt daAs~t&i rsyoms do SIX pdedk. = / =
En- etet Doueement a disparu.
Neas savcsss -birar quit ra..s,,s, evil rsn,rs, len,e-
ment ct shrrment; mais nous nc lie voyons mas. In
prairie est immObi1e CONNIE In surtacc d'nn Inc ct
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Etat de la Louisiana.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JUDtCiAlRE.
PARoissE sr.JACQUEs.
FYoriska Gaienmie
ar VS.. No. 324
AchiNe Dr"ilhei, son mari.

En- vertn dim ordre de Fl "a A mn; adresse
Faff"ire one dessps. j'si saisi ct ~j'oftirai
en- vente pnbliqne, a Ia Maison de Conr d. In
Paroisse 81 Jacques, lie MERCREDI % JUL.
= 1868, q II hcnres A. NJ, Ia propri6,6 ci-
apes decrite, pour sa,isfaire lie dit writ, savoir:
Tn certain moroccan de terre si,nee dams Ia
paro'sse St,Jacqnes, sur la rive ganche dn
henve Mississippi, a environ 81 miles au.
dessns lie Ia vile de Ia NouveIle.O orleans.
mesnranl I'm demi arpen, de face au di,
hsa.ye, spr qnarante arpen,s do prnfondenr.
.Flnseoa -soirs, fermant dams Ia sprofoudeur.
bo'aes ." hant par la prophets du Ds.aL !.
OsPsos'er. Fl en- has r~v cello 4Ade,.,d
Jos'da", ensemble les ba,issss Fl BARRIERS.
qai ~ 'ro"ve", q y superintendent.
. ~ =f'' 5ermes e. Conditions:
Co.rrAxr en- billcts ayan, con,s.
s. THEREOF,
Shkr;f
s7P~sisse S%sint.Jacques, 20 JUN 1865.
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Eat de- IL IOUtsUNS ~
Cour du ouatricmc District Judiciaire.
TAROISSE SrJACQuES.
Succession de fem Irene Roussel ct
C,iorm inlet.
- o.
Pierre Schepp
Zivhitin Millri. adm q, al.
Pierre Schepp
ZAphlfin MiIlr,, adm. e, al.

En- vertn dun nf'rc de ven'e lie Honorable
Cour dn leme District Jud,ciaite dams g, rou,
IL paro,sse Si-Jacques, en- date du lpr Juliet
1stS, J~'otI,itai en- ven'r puhi,Que IT 4 I'cnchere
snr>irs 'ienX, MARDl II AOUT 1868, a 10
h'ures a. NJ, les prophecies plus bas dacri,es,
savoir
Une %cer,aine portion de- terre si,nee dan. Ia
raroi>se ST Jacques, sur Ia riy. .aucI,e du
hru,e Mississippi, a cinqnani. miles ct
d"rni Il" la Nonsrll"- OfItams. mesnran, un
DEM arp.n, de- face an DIT n.nvr, plus GU
mons, sur denx aIpeni- II dem, lie p%tnin,-
deNr, boftte en h,u, ri dams lie i,nd par
Ia pfoptri,t do Vrnve Christnphe Rnns-
sci, ct par sn has par ce'Ie dc Mime Deus
Jphn"ss. ensemble les ha,isses Ct xn&ilOrx-
,lo"s IN, - trouyenl de.sus.
Un lot do meubles
Tsrmes ct Conditions:
LES menbles ~rayahles compliant; IA ier,e
payable denx tiers compliant e, la balance 4
I'm an dn jour do la vcn,e. IL ,erne lie credit
Ell coupons 4 Ia satisfaction du vendenr ct
sAra"', par hyp"'heq"e e, privilege de ven
d"nr Ell lie pact de nun aiienanL,, sur Ia pro-
pr,e'e sendne jnsqn'an p,irnen, final.
la ven'e dn ts'rain Tel qu'lI a etc inven,orie
sera ia''e per arertionem de borne / born" dc
Tell" gnanl'ie qui Sc trouve dans les ltmiies
sref'iiras sals gaian,.r la quaullta ri sans
din'nuli"n de pax a cause du nian1uc do
mcsutc dams lc dill terrain, ensemble les ba-
llsses FL authorizations erigees sur Ia ptoprik,6.
EScspis csies 6''.&.s par Pierre Scisrpp, ct
i"-queiies bat,sses II amdiiotaIions le di, Pierre
Schrpp y IL dIoit d'snleser Lu ds,ui arpsn, de
lace cou,a", p.Ialiels jus1u'a .peu-ptas qua.
,anle pieds lie Ia d.meute du al, feu victoi.n
M'lIr,, qui a loue Ia ,ii,e fraction DE ,eus com.
mrncam ]. % Janvier 1889 ii finissaut Gu
JAhvler 1868 au dit Pierre Schepp.
ANT. W. WEBRE,
Encauteur.
S..Jacques, II Juliet 1868.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du ouatrieme District Judiciairo.
PAROlSSE Sr.JACQuES.
+. s, GAUDET,
Clerk Of said Court.

l. E,at ct Ia Conr snsdi,s,
A 'ous ceux que ces rresen,es conccrnen,,
Salm
A't"nan que Pierre Masptro, de Ia Vile dc
la N"nveIIe.O deans. ayani acl,e,s d me ven,c
fate par lie Sheriff de Ia Parni>se Sl-Jacuucs
Ia p%roptia'e ci,apres decri,e, s'est adr.sse a
moi, ponr me Monition on I'M Avis, confn,ns.
men, d IN ac,e de la Legislature lie I'E,a, lie
Ia Lon,>iane, in,iinle "Acia rela,if aux Mori.
tons e' d Ia maniere lie proceder", approuve
We lie IS Mars 1885,
En- consequences je, sonssiyn& ThIophile S.
Gande,, Greffer de Ia di,e Conr du Qna,teme
District Jndiciaire, dams ct ponr Ia Paroisse
S,,Jacques snsdi,e, an nom e, par rau,ori,s de
PElat de Ia Louisiana Ell de la dile Conr, ac.
corde par ces rrasen,-s Ia dite Nutrition, som.
'nant 'ou,es personnes qui ponrraipn, avoir
dr"it a la prophetic en- consequence d'nn dc
liant de forme dams l'orire. le deere, on le iuve.
men' de la Cour, en- vertn dnQnel Ia ven,e an.
raft etc fate, on de tou,e ir,6gniari,e on iIIe.
ga'ita dams l'e>iimatinn, PAWS on Ic tennis o,
lie mode de Ia ven'e, "u pour tonte an,re dafec.
'nos',e teIle qn'elle SOFT, de faire voir, dams un
dsIai de Iren'e jonrs q par,ir de Ia date on
celie moni,ion aura 6,G premieremen, joss,ee
da"s les j"ur"anx p"b'ics, po"sqa"i Ia ven,e
ainsi fate ne serait pas confitmee e, homoo.
gnee.
La di'e p'opri&te fnt vendue par le Shelf
lie la P.r"isse $, Jacques, lie % Janvier 1868.
en- vertu dun dacrei de partage de Ia dit.
Cour, remlu lie II N"vembre 1867, dams ,af
faire intitnl6e ''E. V,iIavaso & ais. Us. ]. v,l,.
vas" g. ais" e, !e dit Pierre Maspero en- de-
vint Pacqnerenr pour Ie prix de Neuf mile
'to's cent soixante qui"ze ~piastres, payable IN
Tiers compliant. un tiers dams un an ct un tiers
dams denx ans du jonr do Ia venle. les acooe.
rsnrs fo"rnironl Ieurs b;IIets par coupons, avec
secntite bo"na ct so'VsbIe, fats payahIes an
Bureau du Recorder de Ia Paro;sse Saint.
Jacqnes, por,ant irteret 4 ,aison de hui, non,
cent Pan, i dater de Ienr ech6ance insuu'a
Pa'fai, Placement, e%aran'is par lie privilege de
v%endrur, hyp"'heqne speciale 9, lie pac, 'ds
non alieus"do'. LIE dit privilege de vendeur
ct Ia dite hypolheqne devau, btnf6cier ,ou,
por'enr on por'eurs fu.nrs dss dis biIIe,s.
Description de Ia propria,s d'.pra. 10 trans.
fs't judiciai'e, en- favour De itacquersur-
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
state Of LOMi>iassN.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Foriska Goiennit rife
VS.. No. 324
AchWe Dru,Ihei her husband.

VS.. No. 324
AchIe Dru.Ihet her husband.
BY virtne Of an order Of a =, IA IN mo III.
rec'ed in the above suit, ! have seized. and
will offer a, public %anc,ion, a, the Conr, House
of The Parish Of St. james, on WEDNESDAY
the ED day u U 5 tt5H fie 1863, II ! oe4oek A.. NJ,
the herein after described property, 10 satisfy
said writ, TO wit:
certain tract of land, situated in the Parish
OF 81. James, on the left bark Of the Mis>is.
s'ppi river, about 81 miles above The CITY of
New o''eans, measuring one half arp.n,
from, on said river, by forty arpen,s in depth
more or less and closing in The rear, bonnd.d
above by the property If Dr.. l.. DePoor,er,
and below by that Of Adelard Jonrdan, TO-
ge,her with lie buildings and fences thereon
and ,herrnnto belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Cash in legal currency.
7n @ $. THEREOF,
,..,,c. Sheriff.