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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
POSTPONED SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
OF EAST BATON ROUGE.

lSlAIE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
WV. Il. R~ASaLpsoS. Admir-. SIKH Dist. Court
e.. rs. sfs Parish oil I.ast Ba-
lrea. 4. N RAsAInsos, and ton Rouge
10y virtue Of a writ Of il. fa, directed to the
IL sheriff of the Parish of Fast Baton Rouge,
frosi The hon. the sixth Judicial district court, in and
for she Parish and State aforesaid, ! viii expose at
public sale ON Sdiarday, The siria day Fef MARCH
1872, Of ii o'clock, A. NJ, NIL tho right, title. interest
and clam of tho defendants, in and 80 THE following
described property, so-wit
4 certain tract Of land, situated in the Parish Of
East Bnton Rouge, and bounded as follows North
blythe town of Port Hudson or Parish line; west by
tl,a mississippi rivers il being The SHINE acquired by
iisR defendant Mt the succession sale of James A.
Rfnaldson, decd; and containing five hundred
actes, more or less, sale TO sake place at the court
ha;ise door in tie town Of Baton Rouge.
Ternis of Sale-On q credit Of twelve months,
Thy purchaser to furnish his band with approved
vel urity and morlgaged retained until The iinal pay
nient uf said bond, " ith s per cent interest iroti the
day 81 ssle. III. ". RABIN,
feb. H-4ts. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
MILLER, HARRIS e. WALDON,
No. 70 Camp ST. NeW Orleans
Wholesale sand retain IDcasera In
Fine Table a%tsstIory.

FRhb AsAuae QUERY.
DLATED, Planishsd. Tin, |Japansd and Wooden
H. Ware Table Mats; Gilt and Brotzed Lamps
nrd Giraidoles Glassware Plain and Colored
Floor Mating, and House Furnishing Goods gem
erslly.. Sperm and Wax Candles; Sperm, Whale.
Lard, Jinseed, Neaisfoot and Chemical Oils; spis
ft Gns, Catnphine, Alcohol, T'utpentinc. and
Paints Of all descriptions Window Glass Putty,
White Lead, Sand Paper; Glue Cnrfed Hair
Hair Sealing and Springs Flowing, Polishing,
S~etaping. Furniture, Coach, Black japan anil
White Damar Varuisliest AIso--Pieked and
Common Moss always for sale.
rHieKs or GAMphtaft
by the barrel, : 60 cents per gallon
by the FIVE gallons . % cents Der ealloo
For d less quantity 20 cents oef galioii
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

NJ. Etiittr siR-%Please Announce
II. q. D%EhAnopgRtr, ESQ, rs q candidate
ior Mayor Of Baton Rouge
MANY VOTERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
C0ur du Sixieme District JuliCiaire-
Paroisse d'ESt Baton Rouge.
KAYMoN LAfoN, ". G, q,
Al. ldr

III - wv ul{. u.#.s. Z#=H#-
Gltt s. HFnHoS vs. CuaHbes Vtseiar.
Couy dc Jtee de faiG--pardepaa, p. "A. Watker,
u r.
I'm veftu d une orlrc De n. Ga. adress6 au sherii
Ia de la paroisse TFst Baton Roage IT laned
par FHon. Cour du Sixiems Distriet, dams Oh
pour Ia Paroisse Ct t.tat susdit, ct aussi en vertu
dune attre alias fl. ia. adresse en Sheriff sisdif
par 2 A.. Walker Esq, I'm DIES Juge Dc faix
dams ct poif Ia Paroisee d'Est Baton Rouge,
J'ai saisic u exposerai eli vcnte plibliane Saniedi
le troisicme jour d'Avril 1869, a IT henres du
matin, tous los droits titres ~interefs ct preten-
tons DIES deiendeur dams ct b lii p~rorriet6 hy-
pothequ6 ci-apres decrite, dams le process Nc.
ai7, dc la Cour du Slxicme district, Savolr Ia
motto ihdivis dun tefr6ir, STUD dams e.tte par
lie dc Ia vile de Bato1 Rouge, arpen 4 par 10
fen Antoine GIass, dams rIlet /, mesurant q,iar-
ante treis pieds sur Ia rue Lafayette, par cent
dixhuit pieds ct trpis quart, do proiondeur me-
sure franchise ct latr6sisant h vingt pieds b la
Iigno arricre du dit terrein ct bora6 au nofd par
un t%crrein du Docteur Laycook, ct au sud par
I'm terrein dc John Higuet, aussi la meti6 indivis
dun terrein situe dams cctte partie dc la vile
de Baton Rouge, connu par 10 nom de " Hallss
Row y mesarant vingt-deux pieds sur lie feuse
Mississippi par s~oixante pieds dc profondeur sur
Ia rue du nord, ensemble avec Ia motto ipdiyis
de toutes les arneliorations sur Ia dite propri6tG.
Saisie pour payer ct s~atistaife les mottants du
sur les deux ordres de. 9. Ja. ensemble avec les
~interets eli frais.
Con litions de Ia vente-CorDptant, avec lie
beneGee d'6saluiion.
RI. v. BABIN Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
GardenSeeds,

Raised ana put up by the society o Shakersby
Pleasant Hill, Ky. Jest received anil for sale al
&c. LANOUE, Pest Ofice
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
le dS fsVfieF 1907.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COUR T!--Povish Of East Button Rouge
La. January 1871 1862.
Mary G. Fulshite, wife,

John .. Sculder. husband.
The plaintiff snes her husband for separation OF
property. ~alleasipg the embarrassment Of her has.
hand and claiming the separate administration OF
her estate. TIE ,ase being submitted on the plead
inys and evidence, and the law being in fayor ofthe
pla;ntifT--1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that the plaintiff and defendant be separated
ofpronct'v, and thai the community Of acque's and
gains existing letween them be dissolved, tshe hay.
ing renennced the same.3 Further rd.fed and de-
creed that plaintiff resume the iree administration
of her estate separate and apart from her husband,
that she BIS decreed to be the owner Of, and recover
md be restored TO the possession Of the following
property viz. negroes Jeffrey. Marin, Sonihey,
Line, Frank, Sarah and her ~cliildscn Taylor and Ja.
cob; Abraham and Big George Also one hundred
head ef cattle, twenty COY wild horses, one CORN
mill, household and kitchen furniture, consisting of
tables, chairs, beds. bedsteads, bureaus, glasses and
q barouche and horse. ssas5
And il is further ordered and decreed iha. her hus-
band pay 10 her, ths sum of two thousand three
hundred and forty Elk dollars 53lt00, Wit, five per
cent interest from this date for monies cash, her sep-
arate funds by him received used and applied TO bis
own searate use and advantage and proceeds Of her
separate property by him sold and used and that for
tie payment Of the said sum sle be decrrcd 10 have
d nfortgage en- the lands and slaves OF her said hns-
hand operative from and OF date 18th March eighteen
hundred and forty three, and that said lands and
slaves be sold to pcy said debt inter st and costs in
this suit. january 9th 1852.
iSignedl ]. ]. BURK.
Judge 9Th judicial District Court.
Clerks Office, Parish Of East Baton Rouge Lolisi-
ana.
I~certify the foregoing 70 be a tfue copy Of the ORR
ginal Judgment.
Given Under my hand and seal Of Our 9Th Jnlicial
District Court At Baton Rouge, this 2Gtll day q jan
uarY 1857. NJ. MORENO.
jan. 81 IS55w Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
To Raftsmen.

| YTHE subscribers offer for sale on sery rea ION
i able terrna, an excellent pin check line; Or
cable, whiehhas been but littIs used and is as mood
az new. 4&HH 4@#ss g
lfsmcn are intitcd to call at the Foundry I'm
Baton Rouge. Also on hand sefernI smaller lines
and excellent wrought iron chains, of disIsrens d.
n~aenaions for securing RATS.
mart wit. HILL G i1EN ERSOR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

Kryyry nnnnu
NLW uUuDo,
49,
~V
trre,r no !. a.
JUST KECEID by J., PAISkf " 20
0 ,%ierces fresh Carolina Rice.
o hbls. No. /, Leaf Lard,
30 kegs do do
25 boxes fresh Scotch Herring,
90 boxes fresh gaekwtsat flour,
q bbIs. /" Western Reserve butter,
20 fresh Western Cheese,
70 English hairy Chessej
20oo lbs sai,vassed hams,
5000 30 Bacon Sides,
2000 10 Shoulders.
10 bbls. Mnckernl,
20 Kits
hall bbls Salmon
3 bbls. Whale on,
5heli" pnich salno'
y btis, Lard oiiy--winte
lsiiaiiied'
o boxss Pine apple Cheese
10 iifkins Gosten Butter,
~ Kegs western
2lills. Virginia hoif'ihy
varieties.
Q Gases Ms Tobacco,
. " Sings
o boxes HARNESSES best chewing Tobacco,
fine cut @
= pressed
8 quart casks French Brandy,
Pale
Holland Gin,
. bbls,, American
0 casks Jamaica Hbms n
9 eases CoIdlals,
~ pohes "a1e,-assoftea
ap IN oo' III = ossn'n, ,v,,,
- Vv'st lihs . m"gho'a "HsssU
~ rapo, .,,. u.4as.,
n aa" : uvup,s see' n.
t "u"n saaa sass ssd h'n ~ - olanay' ...,
a az cases : a'a boxes safaifies'- I'll OIL
90 III hLsa ataaant s '
ovS t,e..nea &usa',
IN esq ,ss.f s gaai al ..''S''' anu ''''' sugar
-, ~ III hphes ~ nesn ps aoo-hs't
: - a. = = / ~ ,s.,,ta. A
: y i. hss. ,'aa : 49, eG.ln....
. u 4 Wn,ehsa,srs6 ir nI san's.
n hovos f.ssh NJ. VII ,'aa.T, H..
4 d eyAs assnt,"d l' ,,fss aofn asSo''eo ea"o'e''
d eaaes fresh I@nnst,al and f,,p,o,yaer ,sss
IL Lases ,alver}lsd salatstns'
10 il New yn,k pssti s,aset,
10 Il asserted to;let Soar,
8 !" fms boston wasblna Soar.
10 Il I.e,,isviiie Ir
10 q Baton Rouae
20 sacks Rio Codtss
10 /" Cuba g
q q Java q
. bags black Pepper,
5000 Cinars,-assofteJ,
lrGctter ~.
TOFFEE Cups, Water Pitchers, No. /. vyr1
~ ia, Eartben Fry Pans. lFrenehl Mo- R
ste p,,.to,. n;.ua,,1 IL e.. .,.Ia. " !.
.aw ,,,,hs hs;,taaia ~. ao'E .alse"si ieiow
a,,.a tfr..,, t',asas. 49,. , rt.la' otass ess
Ga, i riass,, i, ya.st adyues y, ,"n'Ps'
Tobae ,a,. aud spiee ;ar u', nr"ssrv S'' s, 'aeds' a 'ad' "a
~ isrs ''''''' "'' o""'
y usou.c u-,,r,,,ss,soc Sa...,a
-,,.r.t. -. ,usss sH"Vss'
oucksts' vorsssl hoFe' safap.wick
~. s ~ = .a"..s. " TT, = lab s,les
H. rl -, de a. Iap".' III III o' ~ lio,s'
,o I'o'oes oo., 'hav,pg eo, Iia'f oo., Corn 10,
: III pia'es, D.,.h ouese's' WASH o9Wis' Lamps,
t,on ssi,annefs sugar .fuhks, Looking
S'asses, 'o5s, 'epPef poses, Nu'theg oratefs,
w. ~st
W sisOW Vnra
"A compete ASSORTMENT constantly Oh hand.
I'm Ware.
q Varied STOCK always ier sale
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Fer Sale or Rent.

N Tract Of lard, containing 140 arpenfs,
IA with good dwelling and out houses .lierI.on
all well enclosed, at about one mile east OF his
city. on the road leading 10 Gen. Demand p.aruta-
ton. For terms apply 10 ]. d. EsUNNoT, ia ten
Rouge. on north Betfley arc vi. A4 mar 2s Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Pnmps PUMPS !

TUE subscriber has on hand a fll assortment
= Of Fofce paaps for raising and forcing wa
Ter from Wells on The r;rer and having all the
advantages ofa Fire Engine, also an assortment
of tAe Endiess Chains Pumps compete ell OF
which will be put mp 10 4 suhstanti aluannsr at
easanahte prices. NJ. II. TLNN.39,D. a5v.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
N0TiCE.

PAsrsa q EAsr BArox RouGE, =
A N ~elrction vii BE- held On SstaraA 1. tie Gais dav
IL nf March next, 1857. in Ward Ma. 4. af tie
usaal plare ofixadias Ward ~elecfiosss AID provided
hy the WAri Commissioners in said H arish, fr lie
purpose II aesefiing ! Constable in raid 81 ard, Ill
conformity u2ifh iaw.
hi srder Iii die frrsi5entnf lie rhIice Jary..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Baton Rouge, Feb. ssth. 1889.

BdtUH fNUSt3 FtU. -otH. Ic01. 5000 Is n
MAS committed to the Depot at Baton "a
w Rouge, on the 18th day Of Febrnary,K
1852, by ]. r. Dnfrocq, J. r., a negro boy -
who calls himself Edw ard, and says lie belongs
to Ms. Mary SmiIh, of West Fsliciana about
him away.
m. 6-3t ~. OD0M, Jdior.
]. p, a negro man who calls himself Wii-6
liam, and says lie belongs to Mr.. Woodlif, Of
New Orleans; about % years Of age. 5 feet $
inches high. The owner is requested to comply
with The law and fake him away.
III. oDOM,
M. 6-3f. Jdlors
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

RA0 Reans, good qualify. Just raceived fHosn
OOV manufacturer Al Cincinnati and for sale
at New Orleans prices by
dec I JoHV q. III NOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Si1th Judicial District Couyt-P0yish
Of East Baton Rouge.
CLEak's OFFfcE.
TTTHEREAs James II. Myers, has applied to
w said Court to be appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Mary R Allison, late OF this parish
deceased. sesss
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause within ten days from the first pub
location Of this notice, " by the said application
should not be granted.
" Il. 81 M. MORENO,
February. % 1S52.3ts. Glen,
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Wrannfng Paner,

fresh st. Lcufs F5eur,
IA LWAYS on hand, and Tor sale bv
nov 80. JOHN PHILLIPS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

House Furnishing Goods.
DROOMs, Buckets, Wbisks, Rope, Lafnp.wich
- Cotton roe, Chords, RnlIing.rins tatl sizesl
High cards, Letter paper, Tooth brushes, Horss
do, Clothes do, Shaving do, Hair do, Corn do.
lin plates, Dutch buckets, Wash bowls, Lamps
Spoons, Iron swimmers, Sugar trunks, Looking
glasses, Toys, Pepper boxes, Nutmeg Craters,
&c, &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18

have . right to buy newspapers, as they would
buy lard or butter, wherever they please and
wherever they find suitable article. AS for
fattering or honey Juggling " steamboatmen,
we have never INDUCED in that line Of business
towards any class of citizens, and this Journal
andits conductors are too well known among
steamboatmen for them to suspect we could be
bought in, to any such course. Even the mat
ter Of consolidation, ,chich paid some of our
contemporaries something, never paid us one
cent. We have neither pictures nor extraygant
pufs for steamboatmen; because we have rated
them as common sense men, with little stomach
for humbug.
! But the Delta is pleased to say
But before these lahorers condemned for good
manners 1t would be well to inquire wheih hs treatment
they usually rereip is calculated to develop that dspas-
Guinness Of which the Pcayune is SO lofty an ad
mireri'
q The treatment they usually receiyep Well,
will the Delta specify in what "the treatment
they usually receive is censurable, and how
the officers are guilty It is not, Of course, in
failure to assist in the circulation Of the Delta
| The complaint is, that these steamboat labor
ers not only violate positive contract of ship
ment, but cunningly do so at an hour to render
'boat's departure possible only by full con-
cession to their outrageous demands, and if they
fail to force this concession, brutally mob and
abuse every man the boat may engage to enable
it to ship another crew. Such men arenice pets
for jcurnalism--but of course, they are proper
men to bully, outrage and defraud those who
do not circulate the ssfayorite and customary
ionrnal. e
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N1NG OF KExrucK1ANs.-We publish, this
moSling. 9 call for meeting Of those from Ken
tncky, to take place tonight, at the Hall over
The Shades, on Perdido, near 81. Charles The
object Of the meeting is, to make suitable ar.
srangements to take part in the obsequies Of
clay, Calhoun and Webster, on the 9th Decem.
ber
Our great trinity Of national statesmen is re-
spscted by every American. It presents names
worthy Of general honor and commanding gen
eraI admiration and respect. As statesmen,
orators and legislators. they lowered above their
generation, and the life which has gone out
fkom them, like the sun behind the mountains
top. has left deep and solemn shadow on our
land and time.
Sd Honoring them all Calhoun, the pure and
honest Webster the grand and eloquent Clay
the chivalric md patriotic, Kentuckians,
wha4ever tho prejudices or belief Of an hour,
cannot forget that the proposed celebration is
ii part homnge to their States chief glory
! man whose chief devotion was the Union, and
whose last, prayerful aspiration was for its
perpetuity
The cdll we publish is from Kentuckians Of
ersry shade Of political opinion, but who intel
hgently recognise the greatness Of the states
man, the fidelity of the patriot, and the fame Of
the man Of power; and who willingly work to
the inauguration Of the great Triune in Histo-
RVS Empire.
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BUREAU DIES CoMAiIsSA AIRES DE LA
DETTE CoNSoLIpEE DE LA NOuY Ellie ORLEANS.


En- vertu de la 37eme section de Pacte de Ia
Legislature de Ea de la Louisiana, nu "Acte conoder la
vile de la pOurvo 'admn
arprouye lie 20 tvcr 1881 de la
supptmenn relatif Incorporation de vile
Lafayette Nouve Orleans APPROVE lie nmej0a de Ia 3me
section dun arte nu Acte supptmenaire
dsr la vile de Ia NouSe Orleans pourvor ct
Ia direction de aares apponvt lie s52
nret de la dee enare de Ia vile re toutes les ob
Anenne corporation Premiere
Troimc Municipalities de la vile de Lafayette schant 1885,
De Submissions cahette par
date iusquan hu,Sme land IS dtcentre midi aha
partie dune se de Ia vile de
ve Orleans Ia de mile pnstres chaeun les dts
porter date premier juliet 1851 ayub guarantee ans,
bureau du resorer de VILE des dnte de
nyaes hnnunnt parir du Ter snvier
annee Les Gtre pour aes
bons de la vile de Nouyee O6an Adope Iye
er Bureau commssaires la Cunsoite Ia vile
de la Eouve!e Orleans Lea dles
iugfa plus haut ench6sseu 10 deeembs midi lit
ci-de.sus.
ret ou des obligations de lancisnne vile, DIES Premiere D
eme Trosm Municipalities Ia vile lafayette
1850 chox de faccur quart PREMIER Jnvir
premier Mars quart premier Mai la balance premier Juliet
1885, utee raEon de pnr a,tr premier
JHnyer 1853 Les conmiasaes pour
cent 10 montnt des bons auges gaan la do
Pacheteur, de fdGte areh6. Les Conmas
outre e droit de reeer les otfes rartie.
..CoMMIsSAIRES..
A. D. CRossMAN, Mare.
o. DEBuYS, Contr6leur.
VIM H. GARLAND, Tresorier.
W. CONVERSE President du Com.e de Finances Consei do
Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE. come Finances du Conse dcs
tantsA Aldermen.
A. LAYET Secretaire. 20 Oct Up.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRLEANS.5

New ORLEANS, October 81 1852.
By virtue of the thirty seventh section Of the
act of the Legislature louisiana ENTITLED "An Ac to
City Orleans and provide for the
administration of Its ars approved the 0ad of February 1851
tho supplementary thereto and providing
incorporation Lafayette with the City Of New Or
approved the day and Of the third section OF an act
entitled supplementary act TO Consolidate the City
Orleans and provide the government and management its
ars approved and for the Of paying the
acng entire debt the city, and of meeting all obgn
tons the corporation the late First Second and Third NUM-
paies City Lafayette maturing during the year 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS received this office from this date
SECOND MONDAY 18th December next at IL o'clock
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, for the
sum THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH said Bonds to be dated
FIRST JULY 1884, payable in FORTY YEARS. at the Office
with interest attached thereto at
CENTUM PER ANNUM, payable semannua'y
January 1885, the City of New York. on the
January Of July Of each Proposals to be en-
dorsed Of the City of New olenns
addressed Adphe ye Secretary of the Board OF Commits
sners the Consolidated the City Of New oean to be
auea,ed the highest bidder the 18th
December, noon, aforesaid.
Of the interest or oh-
cations city, Second md Third Municipalities
Lafayette 1881 ut the option the purchaser
oneouh on the frat of March, one
the May and the remainder on the rat OF july 1885,
per per from january 1885, the Commits
rerying cent Of the Bonds ndud
compliance his contract the part Of the
purchaser further the right Of rejecting
any all bids. -.,
oMMIssIoNERs...
A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
o DsBUYs, Comptroller.
WIN. II. GARLAND Treasurer
w.P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
LHPI,ACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
| A. LAYET, Secretary. oct2l t3thDec
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention of the public is called to the superior facilities Of
this office for the execution of EVERY VARIETY Of
8uok, Sob, ano .Gaueg Iettsr= lPress lPrtnttng,
FROM MAMMOTH POSTER
To ihe smallest and most delicate Gard and Circular,
In style of beauty and elegance and at prices
moderate any office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Is of the most complete and extensive in the South Large
additions Of the
Latest Styles Of Types, Borders and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest Improvements in the
business will continue to be introduced as last as
they make their appearnncein tile Northern
and Western Type Foundries.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant STYLE
~ Particular attention will be given the Printing OF sIEAM
BOAT BILLS CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS and POSTERS,
which departments been given In the selection
Having Press of mmenfe dimensions ara enabled to
larger Poster than be procured elsewhere
~ Particular will also DO bestowed LAWYERS
which will be furnished the shortest notice.
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A Cunious RELlc.-At the last meeting Of tho New
York Historical Society, tho Rev DR.. Abbott who has
been in Egypt and principally in Cairo presented gold
ring weighing about three English soveregns which had
been found in the tomb of high priest the south side
of the great pyramid of Loupon who the Cheops Of
and the second Pharaoh Of the fourth dynasty
It is believed to be tho sgne of Cheops himself Its date
was upwards of three thousand years before Christ and
the beauty of the engraving Of the herogyphcs could
only be seen by the of microscope and could not
| now he surpassed,
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BUREAU DIES COStMISsAIRES DE LA
DETTE C0NSOLIDEE DE LA NOuvELLE-ORLEANS.5


En- vertu de la 37eme section de racte de Ia
Legislature de Ea de la Louisiana nuls pour consode Ia
nsan de Ahat aprrouvt % Fowler 1882 eide la Sine
section de lacte ntus Acte ppmenre onsoer
la vile de Ia pouyoir Incorporation de Ia Vile
Lafayette Vile de Ia Nouvei Orleans approuye lie 20 Fee
vrier 1885, dams e but ancenn y dcs
premiere oame Muneipat6. de Ia vile do Lafayette
Des Submissions cacheees echage
use equitable les bons ehu autret
obligations de aneenne y ct dies seonde rosieme
Municipalities Lafayette dcs BOsS DE LA WILLIE
DE LA NOUvELLE-oRLEANS POUR LA SoMME DE MILE
PIASTREs CHACUN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1852 PAYABLES
DAMS ANS bureau u Teoter de la Vle des
avcc des coupons pnyabes
vile few-York, lie Janr ct l Ter Juliet de chaque annie
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deus squau vier 1885, epoque laquee les
inter6 sur les bons ems commencement.
commissions enlossde oe anse de bons etc.
ouvee quaene lund de haqae lund
Noveulbre 1881
commisaares rerven lie rot de- reer rar oa
lite les Submissions ofertes.
...CoMMIssAIREs
A. D. CROSSAIAN, Marie
o. DEBUYs, Contrtleur
w. H. GARLAND Trtsorier.
w. CONVERSE, President Finances
Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE. President u Com6 Finances Con Assis
tsntsAldemen.
A. LAYET, Secretare. % Oct. 9p.
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ID E-OPENING at No. SO St. Charles street of
- the BRANCH OF T MoREAu's ESTABLISHMENT, No ISL
SATURDAY, October 49, -
The Store which considerably enlarged will enable the proprietor
70 h stock justify the patronage with which he has
hitherto been favored.
being convinced that selling low the only mode Of
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He therefore offers for from this GENUINE JoU
WINS GLOVES AT ONE DOLLAR PAIR.
The GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON has been
the Second Story has richly frnsed ofs every
desirable comfort estabh
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