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SKATING WAlTERs.--At a large beer drinking
house in Berlin, Prussia. the customers are
waited upon by female skaters. The instant Il
customer takes his seat, one of the damsels darts
from the end of the room, skins over the floor.
describing graceful curves, and in a moment is
at his side, and requests to know his wishes.
One of these female walters will collect a num-
ber Of orders in her round, or carry her beer
vessels, to her customers without rutiing their
snowy froth. The motions performed resemble
skating, and strangers are likely to be deceived,
but the act is performed by employing small iron
rollers set into the soles of strong but neatly
fitting boots This is all the mystery 1t takes
time and practice toexecute the movements well,
and the work is somewhat tatiguing. The floors
ever which they glide are made Of very smooth,
hard wood boards
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DAILY CRESCENT

BOHEMIA MANoR.--The name and origin OF
this Manor, which now contains so many splen-
did farms in Cecil county, Md. and New Castle
county. Del, is not generally known, and many
are ignorant why il is called Manor at all
In the wear 1892, we believe. Col. Augustine
Herman, of Bohemia, now part of the Austrian
Empire. emirrated to Maryland, and obtained
a Grant Of what is now called Bohemia Manor,
from Lord Baltimore. He named it from Bo-
hernia. the place from which he emigrated AS
population increased, himself and his descend
ants sold and leased out the Manor, which is
now divided iritoso many farms; but the whole
was originally granted to and possessed by Col.
Augustine Herman. Col. Herman had also
LARGE possessions in Newly ork, and going to look
after the same during his residence on the Man
or, he found large body of squatters on it,
vino placed the Colonel in prison, and threat
ened his life for daring toTclaim his own He
however escaped on an excellent horse, WIN
which he swan the Delaware river, near New
Castle his faithful steed died just as soon as he
reached the shore. He is buried on the Manor
The only lineal descendants Of Col Herman are
the .Oldhams, who reside in the village OF Chris
tiana. Capt Oldham, who fought in most of
the battles of the Revolution, and was a mem
her of the Society of the Cincinnati, of which
Gen, Washington was President, was the grand-'
father of Mr. Charles H. oldham and the rest
Of the family at the above mentioned village
married the only granddaughter of Col Her
man Col. Herman is buried on the Manor, and
his grave can yet be seen also, we believe, that
Of the steed which so nobly carried his master
in safety across the Delaware.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Home Mutual Insurance Company of

NEW ORLEANS,
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
at the office Of the Company, No. 90 GRANTER
Every 7urin- with becomes
profits divided those the rongny ls
earnings to be invested here, under the
This company established purely the principal nr
ars and the Trustees believe this subscription tS25ny) ample
security to the policy holders
The portfolio the
wishing make insurance with
ALEXANDER BROTHER. President.
JOHN IL. OWEN, Vice President
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

INSURANCE COMPANY.
r,, r. Authorized Capital. Ten MrflIoSs Don ,Rs
surplus AMI Reserved Fund Ia,5
Working caparwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty THOUSAND
ft'. ny its unusually large capital Unlimited Individual
nanny 81 III" StnrRloie That great drslertu
lTt"ct SECURITY !" the IHblr-s prepared against
rti RISKS u Ntwtrleahs the terms
me usual abatement of premium made
xxi lnr nm th4 Mutual Companies md al
cHAs, BRIGGS Agent, Office Common street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS,
f"p p I AI'0''so"' a. itsiGe, Ill"nns Scllar,
VIM fsllowcs, J, b. Behn, q. Built
u. Ogden.
r-.,,,.c ..-,..- No.. :, JAS, BROWN, cuarnm,.
Mari W. tUlrt, Mort IiyincBIn W.T. r San'"r,s,r
q. W. Faber Vim < Wr,nnr11
r,.,,.,. ,,, =, - ALfRk' pElI, Resident Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL;
l,, :, rn.,,,- wA'. NCoL, Chairman.
J ,,s Hom m%aI1' Deputy chairrnpn.
iho' Brock elamk, Eobt. Iiigsiu, John Marriott
WIN. Earle IInra ~ r;u" mum
hos : Gladstone, g. H. Lawrence .ns.pl, Shitiey
LAM, II .ihWicdar, H. Stolterfolt,
''''' '''SF''''i John Swanson.
Swfsr"s BoULT, Secretary
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
10. u,.,, w.. ;, . -, WIN EWAItT, MP. Chairnaa
az W IN. T. l1ahah-, Bart, Hon. F. Ponsouhv,
VIM. Brown NJ. F., ,Iolu ~
Matthew Forster NJ. p, Jnti.. II Rnss,.,or
Frederick Harrison, Snvnorr ,T,Iau '''
'"Ii"' FiaflvN, Swnton Honlt
Ross do Alaugles, NJ. r.
ma 5h BENJ. IIENnErSux. Resident Scerrtrrv
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


20 Incorporated IN April l49' and declared dividend 80 per
cent. on Two Years Business.
Office, NJ .is AMP ST lnw rrn ,;r,,i.. ,,nI ,, st.
BUSINESS "F The COMPANY Cossrp TO IY I>stn hrE i,<ty
h company being organized solely fer lie protection of fin. v
hn'rs ma Their families
>AoH' rn"'"it Institution mon the mb secure
H. Plui' lI hton- i'r small nuill sum- mid turing
- All policy holders, whether
me IDnr"'' I'LL rafi rrismt. whole of tho PROFITS nj
r,t'"r. insr the lives OF Debtors married ,,ourr am,
t Insurance an M f "t her husband the SOL bel fit and ia. nl
h'fe'' """ rl'ltrrn, 'r" rom the creditors "
TRUSTEES:
II,'th ,rgAn, Joseph Walker, Henry s. Bucku,r
-, IT. lauhS"l White" John g Allison
a. '''i oalhii stewart, VIM II. Levprch,
'~''s '""'a"u, Edward Sparrow.
Pl1EG CoSREy, 1r., President Bonr, Of Trustees
DIRECTORS
+ Ei W sr"r,; l"hn A. pooghHry, John Claiborne,
II =, iI. 'oN", 5@"h NJ Lee, T. y. Mast"rsrn
u - fiHnrti, lhcs. G. Jenkins NJ Preston
NJ N. Currn o. Wirkham u r t,,rrnU'
- I,tih,i, John ~ Roberts, John NJ. Currnn,
So, ~" " "a; ;99th X H. brunet Il, 7, Arnstrah,
fnM. JK>NEE CoxF. Vice President t'e'F'
I =, -. " tEnnEHGrHN, Nj D., Medical Board of
L. c HFtGrf Actmrv ~ H. .1 C""a,, ATTORNEY
ktAHn BtIN, NJ n, No. III Magazine street Marn F,nnn.r
WIN WIZ lf -" the otc" daily from hntmst - NJ.
~ h. Garter only $4,000 is talc, on a single lt.
50 ms Company prepared
er ad ss" Policies all sound and healthy persons nd
zero at the tnil - Rates established by the Board. hicl are las
% '' by the Orl
't slr"Ions To residence Tho H.,
l 'front.' declared annually, and the profits nap. and Csn
'"alh1i at one" to the event thirds amount
"L,re the Pnriy hn, pail his PREMIUMS i'll full 1850 ''
tHiinuInt Permits HudI
i"or OF lHles md all Information Life
TO elect Insurance. can he had St the Office Company
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges. ''''''
ho irs,g NJ. to IN
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MAYoRALTY OF NEWORLEANs, Dec. l6, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. TWO, !
SITTING OF SEPTEMBER 80, 1851. (
VKTHEREAS, James Golding, Minor Wilbur

" james Sullivan James Forsyth others residents
holdrs this Municipality, have peiioned this Council
plank Felicity Road, FROM Apollo Howard streets
an desirable and viii afford facilities
reedenis of the
b tsotrt That the corporation Of shall
p ibis TINT the Mayer be ause and requested after
giving ton days notice in the Official journal sell pnb
contract for furnishing all the hyinE
Felicity Road from Apollo Howard
accordance with the specifications which will be furnished
Feyor and published with the said notice
Rssolrea That the Secretary this
RESOLUTION 10 the Council oi the city Lafayette.
ISignedl JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved October 4, 1851.
~ tsignsdl A. D. oRossMAN, Mayor.
True RIHR Clark
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This Improvement viii! at the
Howard street with Felicity Road shall
Felicity 10 the intersection thereof with Apollo
to junction with the stone pavement al head of Pra
amy place between that street and polio where the pavement
end, and beyond which the shall he anmlIed.
pnrt from Howard to Apollo be completed
INST d April 1859 and from Apollo toward
mouths thereafter the hill
to complete his work on the aaid first dny of April
Five strings Of mud l laid luhgulnaly
length the road Of best slwml cypress will
shall halyed together he
pinned to the ground the
tosa plans with inch oak less than
middle stills
those nearest the middle l1cheB BY AZ inches remaining
at the sides road 10 inches by inches laid
ar and SO that the section shall be level the upper
The cross plank and els TO rest firmly we'll
covered inch OF shells
The l and the between them rolled
well filed Of
the ls with aayer less sfap seu
The plankng will then spiked
inches thick feather edged the sides surface he
ends OF pans at sides road will be
connect with said ridge they must he beveed
street road, between julia and Gnod streets.
All top pInla TO be OF
deecs calculated 10 mpur their strength
inches wide by inches thick long measured in The work
They are 70 be brought closes well oned spiked
cred over the Joints with sharp sand.
The whole in conformity with lines given y the Sur
NGSors LAFAYETTE aud the Second Municipality and the work
Bids TO be by the running
val OF the Council Of tho Second Municipality. ''
security III the inl amount the undertaking
thtlslclon of said Council.
And of
ton OF each third of which adjacent proprpo
me lafayette side one third by those the Aluncpatv %
ana the balance equal parts by said
= HUGH GRANT, Surveyor uf Second Auuicpuliy
NewOrehns, December is 1881 f''
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M EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
lNA CINEs, 50 POYDRAs STREET, Newoeana Jos. HUFTY
would most respectfully inform the public generally That he
chased the eurs interest the Southern Branch Of the Empire
leased the SO POYDRAS STREET. and has
siderable expense for the Patent Medicine business Having
passed facilities for supplying Druggists and Dealers generally
and prices. '
patronage
The following list only Of his
Will be
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-
LiNiMENlS.
Mustang l!innnrh',
Hrw,s 8 Nerve and Bone Llnimaat,
indian vegetable E'ixlr,
Haycs's Imminent Tor filcs,
Libby 8 file ointment,
sonheil ram Extractor,
iHiiey's Pam Extractor,
yhdkitls,s Ointment,
Srseh Mountain ointment,
Military Ointment,
Go'lnei,s Mixture,
hoarh bnne,
SMITHS Phnncaa,
houck' fanacen,
indian Pnnhcea,
ohildren's tHnaeea.
Say C;,nchaIngua.
FEY Ek AND AGlE.
oriental Lite Elixir,
M9tiiineu s American Tonic,
ihaMl ehoiasogue, for Fever SID
asue,
"rseh'S feyer and hgne Touie.
:, Haik DYE.
hnions nlhsilc iHir Dye,
In'uue,iof ) 40 40
'"H p q 10 90. DO:
"; IN MES MEDICINES,
'aShe,s EfPsctorani,
Jams mar ionlc,
'"Snes al'.fHlivr,
,...,., lanes HAIR Dye,
'"sue f,nrinii'httrt bi'isnin,
'"FnE iohie Norihi'nSs,;
say u s naia,lss THE n!n,
,uS,; 2HSns . Asne rus.
yhuter,, p,,I,.d,,.,, y. N e.
lndiun y, rrin. IiaIs,m inr Eits
ISpolin's siuk Ilrndache Ronndv
lSpohu's E,liyir nt Unnl,b
Mothers Il, linf
l,ucin. Cordial
Juno Cordial
Uterine Catiolieon.
| 80 " - = ~ Ai'fs
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, December II, ISL
s- In VIRTUE of the above resolution, passed
by the Council Of Municipality Two their
1851 notice hereby given that viii sell at office MONDAY
January - 1852 at Il o'clock the lowest bidder the
balding Brick Engine house, Stable Hose Trough etc
Mechanics Fire Company plays and specif
lions on file in the Surveyors Office.
d29 A, D. CRCSSsIAS Mayor
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAyoRALTY OF NEw0RLEANs, Dec 81, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO TWO, 4
SITriNs OF DECEMBER IS, 1851 j
ID ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized and requested after giving Ten days notice
IN me oflaI Journal Of TINS Mnpa to sell public auction the
for Mechanics Fire Company No lot the
OF St Joseph and Commerce Streets owned by this Municipality all
accordance with plans and specifications file the surveyor
office The work to be done without delay good and substantial
to the aaton Of the Surveyor and the Fire Committee
Tho contractor give security twice the Of tile
thu fathu performance the bids be subject
approval Of the Council Payments to be notes.
(Sgned1 THOMAS II. SHIELDS, President pro ten.
Approved December 81, 1881
[signsdJ A. D. oRoSsAIAN Mayor,
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any other house in the South
SARSAPARILLAS.
Bulls,
Shhkcf', [fIowcs,)
Comstock's,
DIR. Townsend's,
Graeienberg,
Or. Gnyso!t's Yellow Dock,
BlTTERS.
DR.. Blake's,
DR.. Green's,
Iiutehinscn's Vegetable,
Graetenberg,
Murtimore's Bitter Cordial,
Wild Cherry,
Alotfi.t's Pbunix's Bitters,
Prpsin's, for Dyspepsia.
COUGH REMEDIES,
DR.. Rugers's Liverwurt and Tar,
Dr. Davis's Compound OF Wild
Cherry and Tar,
Wistar's Balsnn of Wild Chen
and Tar,
payis's Compound Syrup of Wi
Cherry and Tar,
Fink Syrup.
Cod Liver Oil,
Pr. CoXe's Syrup.
DR.. Clarko's Wild Cherry and Tar
HAIR TONES.
Smiths Hair Touic,
Owens Magisirantin,
BAlm Of Columbia.
DfSENrERY SYRUPS.
Diilings's Carmiuative,
DR.. Stephcns's Asiringont,
DIR. Davi,'s Pain Killer,
Graetenberg.
Olmstead's.
PILLS.
Grarirnbrrg,
Motfnt's Life Pills,
Brandrolh'.,
l.augonherk's Sugar conted Coptiy
Mortiuiore'4,
Graetruherg Fever and Ague,
NERMlEuGES.
Comstoek's,
Jayne's.
Winer's Canadian.
COSMETICS.
Meen Fun.
Almond Sonp,
Farina Cologne,
Windsor Soap
Rose Hair OIL,
Taylor,s Shaving Soap,
Military Soup.
Transparent Soap.
DESTIFRICES.
Qrris Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash.
DR.. Lacruc's Tooth and Gum
Specific,
Calclned Carbon.
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vs,JFl
"f -'1~pi.n!Ss, POLD..,,Eu l5Gi.
r VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale to
N" agtt " the Honorable The Second bsirt Court Of New
Nan w Ie .hvye thtite ] viii pg.c" sell fgb
o'clock, e. - '' -V' 's'!' III ~
& sgdFn i9l Of GROUND GNe in the square city in the
, co'Ft'1 H"Hfhon, Royal st. Philip EtsNluls r
"nh ua lot measures French measure, srl I4ur.
'1 ~ W. Ie eB brwepn parallel lne bounded ov
VA" property OF Felix bulUe S,,
nni N The by tlit lately belonging To jean IaulIn
'"Srihtt WITH the buildings md
"t"&7,oty KANE Sc ini the ilr lot. Sled
Terms Cash on the spot. JAMES T. IrprRF'T
den 10 iHnlV 20 Sheriff o.. he pGr;s', az ,jI'.rs
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SEwOuLEAN-. MON. No 46Gs.
Hp1 VIRTUE Of n writ of ficri facas to me
diryccily the Honorable IN" Furth Disyr Corto Orleans
~ The above entitled will > public
MONDAY, January 49, Njs 81 alpsst o'clock, my Ware
hcts', Ne. Jefferson street., rs
AlorOF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, .t6.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms tue spot. JAMES P. tREkEr,
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FIFTH ps9e. ,,s AE X A b sREA VII f.
by VIRTUE of a writ Of fieri facias to me
l. directed Honorable the Fifth District Court Of Nworlean
in the above entitled will proceed sell at public huio tho
the Exchange ST. street. between Charities md
ROYAL Streets SATURDAY. January 81 1854 at Il o'clock
Two LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded BY
Hercules Euierre White TUpschore the city Of New
Orleans said lots of ground being designated by de Nos Sand T.
No. l. according plan drawn Joseph Pile Surveyor dated
the 10Th July 1910, andfeposul the office of holho AaIur
Public the office Of Thomas ayo his Lot
No auns lot No. and 81 feet front Hercules street ny
% feet II inches and lines deep between parallel lne- Lot No
aions lot No D. ~ front Hercules re by 90 feet
II inches and lines deep between parallel lines all American i""urs
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cnsh the spot. JAMES r. FREREI.
Of tho AR of Orleans.
NEwOHtEANs. N BAfCAVE.
RB VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
~ of rendered November directed by the Honorable
the Second District Court of SewOrlcs tG Uyc rnt 10
John t. Lewis late Sheriff. by said a Sheriff tome lrusler"d
will proceed to sell pulc the Rud Of the City EN-
clnr St Louis street between Chartrcs Royal Streets MON
DAY. january u, 1862 II O'clock NJ the following named slaves,
MARGARET, aged years, and her three children,
JOSEPH. nlllatto boy, aged years
TlloMASS1N, n munto hoy, aged about years.
TERENCE, muat0 hoy, aged about ~
Belonging TO said succession.
TerHs-Cnh JAMES !. FRERET,
die % ian2 l2 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS

GREUIAN F4ANCHERONIAN DROPS
L sur h saS remedy for and will positively Sick Head
acne ,is aud Fever, aunice, Dyspepsia Chronic Disrhn
Sickness, Cholera and Cholera and restore hr.lt ] a.
me Liver without particle of eone mercury quinue or morphine
Ihey do not pnort to be remedy all of diseases that
nes is her 10, Out experience
positively cure they will also all The stomach
called rheumatism $3.50 = ~ '''
1t excellent remedy for the Gravel veunifage o Worm
Medicine, there is hetar 7 ~ ''''"
l Prepared only by Dr. Us FASCHER $40 Fulton sirar, N.yy
York, few doors from Broadway. 80 ~"
~ For sale, wholesale and retail, by f. u. BEACH,
South west corner of Charities Cnstomhoase streets
Florida. ff' I'll ',iSI. ''
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'nE ND,sTMl,TC"yRrs b. coNREY Vs. nus CREDITORS.
p,,',hnns No.
Hel VIRTUE OF and in obedience TO an o,,1e, ot

- sale r"n!"rrd December T. Lv the
~. inhl i-'r"t Court of Neworrus above led nttrr
~ public in thu tv Eyrn,,
n",S sire, between lh res and ROYAL streets ATRAY
w. to. At Il O'Clock for the creditors of ,n
"N so RE the city OF jefferson st. bounded NV NnoIcor
N''u', hEhs tlt and JcIa feet trntin
Nv en!H BY a'rpll Of &n0 feet improvements " ic 49,
ue tnLrlS new consisting strJ fur dwelling and ::
lNos'rS ialis ont dwelling
s- rach containing 5000 gallons,
me , grounds IRE in good cultivation - ' Usea
oN Lol OF GRl Y the IHavcttr No front an anvil
M ~, :! el inches by dela Of 100 feet square bounded lv m
rel, hlrd Jersey strec ~ t@'u
W,rsb LIS OF GRou Sd At Ago in The jr,ovn
~ tnrih Hn Ent Avenues Alice Fila streets i
zee, nShss front, by depth OF 123 inches ~
uNE lOIDF GROUND In the Of NewirI.,rs S.,o,
panty, on fhlpPa street, bounded
w streets AMI Triton Walk Lot No. inch front m o,
op ieei, WIN all the
SS ~ MI MI steal frame rear building csens etc
L'i VI GROUND in the city
III thIe No. ~ bounded by Prytan Nry,as
it. sts" 0i No. q fronts inches on rytnr 49,
~ lnG mems consisting story DIV elm sT @
vi H,tt,,s,ng tor servants, with .
So ~. VIZ i h"lst servant, wears.
Slayr DIANA, house servant, ngsd eS y0n,
"a Shares ODD FELLOWS STOCK,
Shares ST CHARLES HOTEL. STOCK
GUILD WATCH and CHAIN.
sale '' ~ '' S''' '' 'l' tihlr 4t'I naf" Of
!s November. lsSg ' -''' -''''' :" 'ft''' "p I'VE
Terms sash d. til spot JSs;Fs = rIFprl
'''' =Hsif az ths fsliS4 81 siFla4Hs
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AtLss-l000 kegs assorted sizes, in store and
y - Ssss 1920 fsRp BENNETT CO., 81 sIssssins n,
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY.-J T.
JooRDAN& Co. 80 Camp street. give prompt attention
eoheg Of al Subscription received for @
feiodlcais In all the States, Europe i'f
advertisements
ta and aso 9f the paper in the parishes Louisiana
aSs On hal and for sale
iofohs ihiiIR PAPER PERIODICALS and STATIONERY IN
MUSIC, eo1sine of the latest publications fNr "a IL
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HAR. BANNING,s CELEBRATED BopY

4 an BANNINW'S UELEBRATED BODY
np BRACE PATENT LACE relief and cur. al thr M
NiE Diseases VIZ Weakness of the BrrHsi Bronchitis Shortt at
tie Chest, Weakness am
tion OF the Heart Dyspepsia Costycne Piles Pains in liz Ik
spinal AhcoIs Failing of the Bowels Prontsu Utrri or Karin,
e~ Tsg"1 Painful or pFofsr As4so!ion tendency to Aor
md disposition Dtoopng, Loungng and WEAKNESS nirl %
10 Males Females, - '' " '''N'''7'S p'oc"ilhI
Sold only by DIR, SHERMAN Arsri far ,, S,,n
AZ his office 10 st. Charles street, NewtrI,a,s
Charles street ' ''"E'" II !, :, ~ ~ 81
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by VIRTUE of Il writ o
- rected BY the Honorable the -Four
in the above entitled cause, will pro,
the Rotunda OF the City Exchange, St.
and Royal streets, on TUESDAY. Jam;
l. 4 certain LOT Or GROUND
comprised between Franklin, IRENE, c
designated by the No. !, and having,
inches and lmes front pn Bieuyill" strr
lrrnIe street, together with tho bull
Mntthcws from Municipality No. one,
villier, Notary, under date OF the 9Th f
., Two other LOTS OF GROUND
sigmted by Nos. 5 aud ., and having. t,
irUut on IRENE street. hy ~ feet 10 inch
No. Q, ~ feet I Inns front on IRENE
linrs in depth, with the buildings th.r
from W. l., i0dEf, hy act PASSED btfol
der date Of the 7tlI of January, 1871.
The building consi,fso aH id .lHntq
Seized in thu abovr suit
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SHERMlAN's PATENT ELASTIC sH0UL-
te sign OF the "a the doorTo the
Cestrd The Stocp Round Shoudere the Brace great
Parents look chirrn They support while growing,
well 10 improve their health bad habit
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MARIE DEIAN, ORLEANS, lie ID Dec. 1851,
MARIE De LA Nouyrl1E ORLEANS, La IA p,,,, -
RECORDERS OFFICE, MUNIclpAllrY No Two E,

Nh@oRLEANs. November A, 1851.
~ NoTIcE is hereby given that the under.
Sa sGa5 70 limited number of INDECENT Orphans residing
a, ba % q s Maniepaiy and ht they will b provided
sa % ne municipality, ngeeaby The
G9h passed October H. 1851 orphans having nebp,
aIuer nor i'ote need CALDWELL Rp,s,or
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:, NJ J y,
We taken trouble Daviss
Cherry aud Tar here have sold all received from
H. has thinks highly the Medicine
~ Dr. Cook is Of the eminent physicians the United
States and the attending physician Joseph Bonalrte,
OF Spain, during all his residence in this country.
When offered public with the
expressed intention publishing certificate without good authority
its truth To that rule have adcred rejecting all certificates
the authenticity of which have had the responsible
The following forwarded respectable Druggist Mr. How
OILS. ot De WON, Ohiu:
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ESRulTS, ALMONDS, etc.
IL 5000 boxes NJ Rnisns;
2S0 bugs Shell Almonds.
1900 drums Prime Figs:
30 cases frHlet, i'll Jars and Fancy Boxes;
10 cIsts Sarjfes, whues halves tfu Ilrtprs,
$50 boxes No. Fire Crackers i'''
For A. +. CocUR IN -, ~ l....:,..,
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] can highly recommend DR.. Davis
from my knowledge of its virtues. NJ
time with weakness and pain in the bl
short time entirely relieved her. TIL
recur, and on all occasions the relief "
is now near SIX months since she has
slider i and recommend it as u most Vt
ing effect las been very grcnt III adIit
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EOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

8F sIAFHIILAhls myalun already
the hearts thousands daily giving more consolation 10
the afflicted than could he mines Cali
ona and the world combined 1t put up quart bottles and
contains the strength of six times muc Honduras Sarsalara
my similar preparation made
PElcE-sl per bottle, CT six bottles
1t has een well establ she'd faet that Saaar when
pure and properly the
originating impure the blood mercury poxi
eating drinks, evil habits YOUTH lsrenness etc. boldly assert
that JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIA is the
only preparation before the public that prepared scientific
principles aud OF uniform rength. Tie SarsHImra purchased
ont regard price and pound before being subjected
the siretest chemical ee and being