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soFT SHE'LL ALMONDS $50 bags, for sale

|coFTsHELL ALMONDS 25O bags, for sale
- nv A. F. ceFFiRAN kEo. ~ Tchonrian'as st.
EsTAa CANDl .asssss-200 boxes i'll store, for sale
- ts y. u. HAM a CO. ~ IyleAli,otlas street.
STARCH-20O boxes Fox's, for sale by
y tian7l A. p GRIEF CO, s. 4o and q Old Leyee.
GODA ASH-l5o casks, landing and in store,
> for sple BY JOHN HAYMAN CO.. . Magazine street.
STAR CANDLEs-ao0 boxes, for sale by
- aas L. J. HART CO 70 Tchoupiionlas ST.
STARCH-15o boxes Fox's, for sale by
~ japla AID GRIEFF & Co, IS and 40 Old Ievee
GTAR cANDLE s-5oo boxes best Cincinnati
sna s'"''s 4 D. eRiEFF CO.. and ~ Old 1evee
GUNDRIES--Just received and for sale, So
- casks NEW RICE 40 bales GgN S BAGS Apply to
SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER-so frkins,
q, handbag e bark Baltic rs s Mfo W 81 se 4 sS c,s street
a r.i loo w s %6SF
GUGAR-10O boxes Coverings Crushed; 25
ba Coverings powds1 u Tts 1 n hoa @ sale by
SALT-Cearse and Fine, in superior order,
JAMS now landing m lots % sui Ios ooIE as Bank Place
g ALT-Coarse and Fine, in superior order,
N ;sna s' now ST o f si Bank S Place n'
GoAP-2Oo boxes Winchester, various brands.
y for sale by Ell HART Co. 70 rehonIitoulas street
CODA AsH-15O casks superior quality, for
y sale by JOHN HAYMAN 4 CO., ss Nlaga1ine street.
SPICEs-50o bags Pimento, in bond and in
y store; so bags Pepper 200 casa for sale by
jas T. j. HART 4 co, 10 Tohouptonlas ST.
YEyOBACCO-350 boxes choice and common
"a brands Tor ss " ARTHUR CO. % and 20 NswLevee
YEyAR, PITCH AND RosIN, AMERICAN and
ls1 FIRE 1 RsIsK H AR E e. 81 Ky street.
yT,HoMAsTON LIME 1900 barrels Fresh
JAMS and Il
yEyALLOW- barrels city rendered Tallow,
ianr IN store sfo NE wALwoR ehoupouas
TyEAs-5Oo boxes Imperial and Pouchong, for
L. sale by fanl7 A D. GRIEF Co.. as and 80 Old eyse
TyEAs- packages Green and Black, for
Il sale by fdss) f. j. HART CO, 10 Trloupioalas st
rEyHoMAsToN AND RoollLAND LIME
ar4 1000 '' landing 5F III Ha ~ CO..
| TEVOBACCO-50 boxes medium and common,
H., in store and for E ss!s b co.. s Magazine street
YnNAR--1OO bbls Lake Tar, so bbls. North
Ms7 oar'''' i' ''f join HAyMAN co., IS Magazine street.
yIyALLOW--9 bbls. city rendered Tallow, in
H., store and f'r s rs Il wALwonrn SO reupns street
YNTEsTERN BUTTER-25o firkins prime, for
/ wv sale BY D. GRlEFF CO. 5, 20 and 42 Old Leyee
ENTAX MATCHEs-50O, OG0, manufactured
Ina 'S H. 'S E. HsR NJ co. 10 Tehoupoulas street.
N7HITING-25 barrels Spanish Whiting,
iaps smlaw 'y A. DELAeRAvE co. IL Magazine street.
WHINE AND LOU Rs-Foreign and domes-
JANIS pe 'o0 AEEs II HaRT co.. - rshoptouas street.
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SECOND DtsTHIcT CouEr H. l.. STONE CO. va EDWARD
or NEwQRLEaNs. RlGAN AND JOHN AMES. :. No 47s4
RY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Second District of Nswr
lerh the above entitled will public auction
in The Rotun" Of the CIV Exchange st street. Cha
and ROYAL Streets U tRlDA February 20 1881 O'Clock
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND with the rights. ways
and herenne beonstn situate IN suburb Lafayette
jehuraon,
Josephine St. Andrew and Camp Streets designated on plan
drawn by Hugh Grant, Surveyor the February
measuring IL feet inches front Magazine street. by lepn
Ob feet inches and the
same on the other line Of lot said plan, Ii
lines width IN me and forming lot No.
plan annexed
Public in this City, on the 10th June, 1881.
Seized in the above suit belonging Carris
ieinssash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
inn20 30 e1u Sheriff Of the Pnra ~
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Q 8 8 Q 3 . 9 q 8
gga g o u N TERI rs! -sss@

M EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
1Va CNES, 80 PoYDRAs STREET Newt HUFTY
would respectfully the public generally
chased the entire the Southern Empire Co.
leased the 50 P0YDRAS STREET
siderable for the Patent Medicine business Having
passed fcies supplying Druggists generally
article this line he confidently solicit, inspection
and prices.
az Satisfaction will be given to all who may
patronage.
The following list only of assortment
which and will be furnished to the Trade
any oil house in laS South
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G1RECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPs.-A
and safe remedy po.it civ caro- the Sick Head
fl ch and Feyer aundice, Dspeps Chronic Disrrhe Sea
Sheiefa and Cholera nnthn,
IN, liver without particle OF Hae rcry quiuine OF morpIn
a 90 not p9rLo to DO remedy for al diseases that
uos eif TO- but experience
positively They will also al III, c,,aI
called rheumatism. - '7'''' ''e SYSTEM eohinohis
Its excellent remedy Gravel and Ms yenniuse or Worm
Medicine, there is better. '''"''"s' vi worm
York, "A few doors from Broadway. " ~ 'S'''' 4''"
sE- For sale, wholesale and reta by n nIAfu
South OF char,res Customhouse srcets
AGENT Tor Louisiana Aabama Mississippi Arkansas Texas and
'- telI lNd&W
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given TO Ill who may tnv0r him with their
comprises part of his extensive assortment,
he'd to the Trade on ne reasonable terms as
4.
LINIMENTs.
Mustang Eminent,
Hewes's Nerve and Bone Linimsut,
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
!, Hayes's Liniment for Piles,
rs, Libby's Pile Ointment,
Connell's Pain Extractor,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Judkins's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment,
lble, Military Ointment,
Connell's Mixture,
Roach Bsne,
Smiths Pnnacea,
ltters, Houck's Panacea,
Indian Panacea,
!. Cbildren's Punncca.
Tar, Gays Canehalagua.
Wild FEVER AND AGUE.
Oriental Life Elixir,
Cherry Mortmer's American Tonic,
w Indian Cholagogue, for Fever and
4 Wild Ague,
Green's Fever and Ague Tonic.
HAIR DYE.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye,
up, Bachelors do. do.
d Tar. Jayne's do. do.
DR.. JAYNE's MEDICINES.
Jayne's Expectorant,
Jnneis Hair Tonic,
+ Jayne's Alternative,
s. lane's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carminntiye Balsam,
It, Jayne's Tonic vermiiuge,
Her, Jayne's Sanntive Pills,
Jayne's Agup Pills.
!. MISCELLANEOUS.
Hunters Pulmonary Balsam,
Indian Nervine Balsam for Fits,
Spoln's Sick Headache Remedy,
, |Spohn's Elixir of Health,
opaiva, Mothers Relief,
.ucine Cordial,
:. Juno Cordial.
Uterine Catholicon,
fhompson's Eye Water,
GraefenbereEye Lotion,
an. 0lmstead's Eye Salye,
French Clypnus,
Mrs. Jerv;s's Cold Candy,
Stove Varnish,
BRrtine's Lotion,
Speeds Electrical Febrituga,
hl, Jew Dayid's Plasters,
Linn's Plasters,
Oil Tannin,
Acoustic Oil, for Deafness,
Ihompson's foothnchc Drops, ETC.,
Hair Brushes,
Flesh Brushes,
am Tooth Brushes,
Paint Brushes,
French Liquid Blueing,
Feather Busters, etc.
'rises some OF the leading articles, dealers
their orders will be promptly supplied with
licine line not included therein.
or the GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES for
Mississippi.
DR.. JAYNE'S MEDICINES, MOFFAT'S
nd PHENlN BtTTERS, and WRTGHT'S
is.
sonable terms. au2l d&W "
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1-rEN UINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No,
~ 1S1 CHARITIES SYREET-J.W WRIGHT CO having we'd
to stand unrvaed in department of their business
with the poprieiors and all the
nes throughout the Uued Saes keep
By h enabled
opurchase the which
sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
particular department the most liberal SCALE
supply the trade at prices exceedingly lows That the
iail
retail at tqeir establishment be
ALL GENUINE PATENT following list comprises
their
at from twenty TO twenty five per cheaper
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SODA ASHES, PALM OIL and SOAP ROSIN--
$50 asks Palm Oil and Soda Ashes Soap
sss by Jams smswl A. DELAGRAvE CO.. u Magazine ct.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec 10, 1851.
=. - COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO,l
sIrTss OF Tu1spav December ., 1851.
ID ESOLVED, That 1t is the intention of this
u Council provided there satisfactory opposition made
thsrsto, open Common Street Shell Road rem present
nation through the Maas Read line Of lxts
is and seass ae property e. ~ Nsyoean cnn Bank ec
pssyi snd opening b. naas ursf w. s pSNssd " ATTY e
leans aud TIE scnaa,0rS herpp appfoypd ia Mas, 4i
Rsieted That the Mayor be an.rsea lYg public r!cr durns
twenty dass In the official paper and III a Neweas Bee FYshah
and English, Of sald Intention. 1890. ~
[5igned1 jkAiEe n, CALDWELL. PRECEDENT,
Approved December 10, 1881.
[signsd1 a. D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
II. EfyR Clerk,
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Ierms-tash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
janis ~ teb 10 Sheriff of the Parsl, of OIeons.

FOURTH DsHIcr CouRrIuNl BANK or LOUISIANA w. JAS
NEwOgLRASs. GOLDfNt;. No.;7gl
e4 VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
sale TO me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Newenns, tho
auction in the nunda xrnnge ST. Lus street between
Char'res and Royal Streets WEDN 1852
IL o'clock NJ y '' '' -'
ACERTAN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, with NIL
privileges n, advantages hereunto belonging
Administration in the Second Municipality this city, being
sr FORM and designated by the No Dunbar
Surveyor of the Second Municipality April deposited
me office OF A. nzurrnn Notary Public
being bounded BY Benon Euterp" and Felicity streets measuring
English measure, &c feet inch
feet 10 inches and lines on Euspe street and l3
lines Felicity
Sezel in the above suit
Terms cash the spot. JAS. p
janis IS feS Is Sheriff o he Parish ot)ti, p
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1lM has obthlned reputation 0nisvie
of the towns OF the South in BILIOUS, YELLOW and TYPuS
well as all the following diseases Rheumatism eut Fits
Tic Dcuoureux, bronchitis Pears, Hepati Liver Complaint
rer,ears and all the determinations Of the Internal viaosra His
College
with his visits the Charity Hospital and the number Of spee
of Morbid Anatomy which lie exhibit enable him toundernnd
the peculiar the facilitate their
al veneai Diseases such Syphilis It's worst and
Secondary Gonorrhea Structures Ge Beuea Spidmi ETC.
Office No 80 PMIrrA between Pora and Peddo streets
Dr. L0CKWOODS SPECIFIC, Syphilis
onorrhga ETC.. office
the receipt five dollars will Of the
United States The greatest will be Observed in all
tIf- Office hours NJ. NJ. o3 lyos
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NAYoRAIrY OF NEW ORLEANS, prosassr

btAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS Iogosassr 10, 1851
n.y. NoTIoE is hereby given, in virtue of the
above resolution passed by the Council Municipality No. Two
sitting 9Th
publication hereof, the Council of Municipality Two proceed
act the improvement contemplated said
ont Common Street Shell Road from is Examinations through TIL
Meare Road, straight width feet adjoining
property Of the Newoean Canal Banking Company, aeeaby
isons Of the act Of the Legislature of the ID APRIL 1882 regulating
the opening of and the
May, 1s47. A. u CROSSNIAN Mayor.
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MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, LIE IS DEcsMnnr, Il

MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE-oRIEA LIE IS DEcRMnRn, 1851
Rs" En- vertu de la resolution qui precede
adopa lie Consei de la Aunicpald Dsu1
embre ISL eat par lie present dcnnd que vng
jours pnrt de Ia publication, Muntcpnh
proccera mise execution de lamdon proeee par
SELL ayoir fouverture ct lie poogemept
ae Commune par de ~ eanson aeinrle usenau cen de ID
proee de In anqne u Canal Orleans eoformemen
emes de acie egisatf du l 1881 regsnt
trace ct iameloraton dies etc. dnns la willie
Orleans tie n supplacnae nce approve Mai 1874
A. H. CROSSMAN Marie
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION HELENA CATARINA
OF NEwoRtEANs MARIA BARLAEE DIVORCED WIFE OF
JOHN KNAIPER.. No. 1856, " "
R1 VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered on
bg ssh january 1852 directed by Honorable the
second Court Of Newrlenns tue above matter will
proIeed to sell at public auction the City Excnnge
March :, 1852, O'Clock NJ ' ~ va ''N'i'
A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situate in suburb St
Mary IN The Second Municipality Of this tie bounded
God St. Peter ST. John and Julia designated by the NUM-
per hH on plan drawn by H. Peie Deputy Surveyor
h nnuat} lsi and deposited in the oHcf h chpel Notary
inches lines kree by depth between
ss nearly parallel of hundred and ten feet wonyegh
elSh Inches
privileges ieennto belonging wise areriaining
lsrhE four hundred dollars cash. the balance
JAMES FRLiRET "
let 10 " mhs Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans.
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HYDRAULIC CEAiENT-6OO0 bbls. of all
Il IL brands for sale by JOHN HAYNlAN CO..
Agents the Newark Resemble Cement and Plaster
janis Company, ss Magazine street.
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FpunrH DISTRICT CouRTyA ROBERTSON AND ALIAS JotN
,S OF NnwoHIE.Ss PEMBERToN, suBRoGATED vs. Ar
AND oTHsRs f IA. A 1Sss nSs JOSEPH PRADos
Rl VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias IN mo
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of New
iennh ~ m, above entitled
non IN i R"anda of the City Exchange ST. Lous street, bey
O'Clock ~ 'A' "Hroh y 1907, at IL
= The slave named AIPHONSE, aged about as vea,s
r. etd IN me above slit belonging Defendant Prdos
snop a' " aue spot JAMES P. FRERET
i0' 's'' - hih' Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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'ounrH Drsri.tcr couRTl GLDERAIEEsTER AND MAIILoT
OF WIDOW VAN REkSSEJ A Ma u

ForHrH DIsrIcr couRr GlLDERAEEsTER AND MAIILoT va
oFNEw0nLKANs. WIDOW VAN RENSSELAER, No. 1850
Ny VIRTUE of an alias writ of feri facias
- directed by the Honorable District Court of
Neworleaus in the abose entitled cause proceed 10 eel al public
auction in the toun of the City Exchange ST.
Chnres and Royal Streets MONDAY February 1853
All the rights, title and interest the defendant vanensse-
lear and to FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated square
By Jackson Common, Mas Second Municipality
designated lots Nos and plan C. A Iodn
measures 80 feet inches front jackson
and depth Maa inches and
lines front 30 feet inch DEPTH lines
and has side alley OF inches
and lines front jackson depth inch; there
aside alley OF II inches No measures 81 i.e,
slnches md lines front on Alarais by depth
and lines between parallel lines Together with buildings
STORY BRICK
HOUSES WITH TWO FRA Me KITCHENS.
Seizet in the above
Terms--Cash on the p. FRERET
jani6 90 e6 iHnii The Parish Of CtIe6us
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MARIE DE LA N ORLEANS, lie ID Dec. 1851.
..l- coNsEIL DE LA AUNIclPALITE NO. DEUx,


-,g.. CONSE1L DE LA MUNIClPALITE NO. DEuX,l
= SKANcE MARDi 9 Decembre 1851.
ID ESOLU, Que Fintention du Conseil est
peurvu qnacne opposition egae te) pro
longer 10 cem eoqules
Ttnaiaon aeue iuauau ehemn de Ia Matir ge
argeur de soisante pds adjaente In prop6 Compagn
anqus DIV Canal Do laele doSant
ct lameioraton es villa rleuns
paete amendnno lie dit arte, approuye lie Mi 1871.
Ri 10 Mnire pubiaue, penlan
gazette, ooe Abe IN Angise et e
FrnncaB, de linunton c dessus
I5 Isign6l JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approve 10 Is D6cembre 1851.
[sgnel A. .. GRESHAM, Marie. "
POurCo mic clDfpri ri Comm
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Woods,
BulPs.
PILLS.
Chickner's Sugar-coated Purgative
PARIS Life,
Mofntt's Life,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
hIorrison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Cooper's,
Anderson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgutiye,
Hiboard's Anti-bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanatiye,
Herrick's Sugar-coated,
Sappington's Fever and Argue,
Covel's Rheumatic,
Grasfienberg,
Spencer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chainomile,
Persian,
Allebasis' Health,
Allebasis' Aguc,
Evans Chnmontile,
Vandtz's Anti bilious,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchnn's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecainpane..
Wistnr's Balsiun,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Duncan's Expectorant,
Bartholomew Expectorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's SyrHp Wild Cherry,
Schneek's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort.
BITTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix,
Iibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blake's Aromatic,
Herrick's.
PANACEAS.
SWANS,
Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor,
luwley's Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allobasis's Bl ,kac
Tousey's Master of Pain,
Conklfn.
Buffers letter,
McAlister's Vegetable
Daniorth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norrts's. Mixture,
Jay@'s Hair,
fox's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoop's,
BAileyis.
III All articles in the Medicine
will be supplied on equally tavorabl
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VERMTFUGEs.
Wlner's Canadian,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
Swain's,
Baiiey's,
Jayne's,
Chnllen's.
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. Townsend's,
Bailey's,
Sandals,
Winkoop's,
Bristol's,
Woods,
Bull'a.
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OF NEwORLEANs. ION Ma ~ tan Ni''''N'-
ER4 VIRTUE of a writ of provisional seizure
49, to me directed BY the Hon. L. Winter Justice Of t
Fence Tor ne Parish of Orleans commanded TO spl nj nnho
on on SATURDAY, February H. 1859, at II ocoE nue.
Warehouse, of Baronna ats " NY
Seized in the above suit. '
sBs Terms cash.
felO II GEORGE II ppIn.o>- =.
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John Bulls Sarsnpara of the greatest Medicines no
existence In those where constitution deb
lated the energy esned when the OF nature Al
weak and deficient poe overwrous face is pn
aud cooress the strength feeble and yielding spirits troubled I'M
depressed the health boke mind shaken and consequently happ
destroyed then Bulls Sarsaparas remedy
nature in the performance of her duty braces the woe SYSTEM
permanently the mtu energies checks
ereaos md heay blood and impas health appnes
Were ladies generally adopt the this medicine
far less suffering disease and unhappness among exists
health would take the place of disease the rosy
the pad ncs should have smiles of tears and perbupa
long life Instead Of short by disease or made miserable ro
continued suffering and acion AT that critical period termed tn
turn of e' which is often attendant with danger Bull
Sarsaprla is found TO exert beneficial effect All ladies' al
preaching this crisls should be appraised of this
of this valuable medicine, " ~
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IA GER
tain, Of
|iectlial &
prom P'
|reiiIcdN
|fOr I)iar
|rliu,a,l,y
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FIFTH DISTRICT couRr UNION OF CHAN
OF NKwORLRANs. DLER SMITH. No bass
pY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to


IL nary 81 1882 to directed
iet Court Of the matter proceed
10 sell NJ public auction account the creditors
IiusDAf February 49, 1862 at II o'clock the establish
meht known as me Castno situate Canal Duphn
andB Burgundy streets i
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF SAID EST ISIMENT
consisting Of PROVISIONS, WINES, FuRNiTuRE GlASsWA ARR
CiIINAWARE, etc. ' " '
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The balance OF the LEASE OF SAID PREMISES 10 cx,rc on tn
first day of November 1853 the sgbOp pr aunn
monthly. - 49, "
Surrendered by the nsolvent to his creditors.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERFT
fe5 015l9 Sheriff of the Parish of (rl.5ro
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~ directed by the Honorable CONT NJ
ne above entitled cause viii proceed to sell Public auction b.
hotunda OF the City Exchange, St Louis street. @
R9n slr IRE on February y 1852, o'clock
AZ; NE kls,HI TITLE AND INTEREST OF j. b. NhYoIS
Mortimer Turner Letter being i, anil NJ - r. Nay
docket the Fourth District Court Newc,uIs for a5gI "a mi
February ' ''' '''o U" ana 'eFl
Seized in the abos e
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p Eprpr,
Sheriff ~ M, D.,
The daily union., 1852-10-05
Eleventh Hour Inventions.

The democracy OF The different States must be prepared
ior the usual eleventh hour fahrcatons OF The wings
We know that series is about being lei loose upon
the country The authors OF the alsehoods and ISLANDERS
Of the present campaign, which have already been so
completely and rumphany reiuted. will not hesitate
10 resort the system again before The election is
over In ls44. it will be recoleetad that statement
was foot at the last hour of the campaign, that r
Polk the democratic candidate had the negroes on his
farm branded with the letters r and lhls airocions
cslumny was used as fayorle weapon OF wing leaders
II was finally proved TO be aisehood made Out OF the
whole cloth. without shadow of truth to upon Since
the present campaign has opened we have had number
Of deliberate and abandoned fabricatons from the
prolific source and it owing entirely to the watch
fulnsss and the determination Of the democracy that these
fabrcaons were discovered aud exposed Our political
friends must be the look out for all descriptions OF
these eleciioneerng names; and they should be pre-
pared for vile vugariiy and backer abuse than
that which heaped upon General Jackson and James
X Polk.
The daily union., 1852-10-05
sad picture of seward whiggery.

The letters of The Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. The Catholic
clergyman OF Portsmouth and Concord, are documents
which, no by who's. perused, must carry convc-
ton 10 every honest mind. We printed one of them on
Sunday, and give the other this morning Plain. pointed
and earnest they are eminently truthful and just But
what picture they present of whig morals What a
disclosure OF the proAgacy Of the Seward leaders in
the North How, while they vindcate General Piercc
in the manly language of honest sincerity, they tear off
the cloak from the whg leaders, and expose TO view
their revolving degradation! Thank Heaven. there lives
no man who can denounce democratic men and dem
ocratic tactics with the force and the truth
tha, make Mr. McDonaIs letters Overwhelming.
The daily union., 1852-10-05
The washington Republic.

This is the journal which first proclaimed that General
Pierce was falsely charged with opposition TO religious
freedom in New Hampshire. II did this without solici-
tation of its own free will, AFTER CAREFUL
ANIMATION OF THE RECORD The impulse tina! prompted
this act OF justice hailed throughout the nation
good promise for the uturels signal for the leading
whg press OF the country that the campaign was to be
conducted with rmness and decorum II will hardly be
believed however, that after this voluntary tribute of the
Washington Republic General Pierce the friend OF
religious toleralon in New Hampshire, without word
Of explanation. the paper is laborng daily to
prove the very by the meanest bases and most
discredtabe deception Such is one of the expedients
resorted to TO defeat Gen Pierce.