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Destyucftps Fire.

CINCINNATI, January pa fire occurred here,
on Saturday night, which entirely destroyed the
extensive lard factory of Mcssrs. Conkling, Ward
& Co. The entire loss is estimated at thirty thou
sand dollars which there il an insurance of if
teen thousand dollars. large quantity of ma.
terial was consumed. The vinegar and castor oil
works contiguous were somewhat damaged, but
not seriously.
The river continues blocked up with ice-wea ther
cold and business dull Provisions firm and i'm
proving.
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KossUTu,s pAeUERREoTyPE.

INK ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore Sun
Il Of the 18th. and the New York TJrnss OF the
10th instant, by Whtehurst claiming tho credit OF
having taken the Likeness Of this distinguished in
dividual, lie not true
The only Dagoereotype which has been taken
in America Of Governor Kossuth, was taken in his
rooms at Browns Hotel, by Bennett, and the only
Gallery, ue,r Seventh street All others are copies
Dsguerrcotypes Of Madame Pulsrky and other
disting ushedJ Individuals are alec on exhibition at
BENEFITS National Gallery.
Pa. avenue. near 7th street.
Jan %
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The Syracuse Rescue Car.

counAel for the defence, occupied the morning in
reading afiidavits and papers in support of the mo-
ton to quAsh the indictments. Mr. NJ. was fol.
lowed by his colleague, c. b. Scdgwick, esq, who
had not concluded when the court adjourned
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

|VNHIS INSTITUTION Ia in successful ope-
l. ration. lts session will continue TO the first of
August, 1882 The Teachers' Departments are
ably filled, and classes formed in ali the branches
few vacancies exist. Early application ia desir-
able, and young ladies will be charged from time
of entrance.
For terms, and other particulars. zee advertise
ment Of this school in the papers of a previous
date. Number Of pupils limited to twenty.
Mrs. JEFFERSON MisoR, Principal.
Mics AsTofsrrTE PaosiUs, Teacher OF English
and Classical Literature.
Miss EtnABGrH Polk, Teacher Of Instrumental
and Vocal Music.
Professor Oswald VoN KorSfo, Languages md
Mathematics.
Midway. Essex county. Va, Dec. 25, 1851
Address j. MINOR, M. d., or Mrs. JEFFER.
SON MINOR, Miller's Tavern poet office, Essex
county, Va. Jan 3-tFebl
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NOTICE.

DERSONS having claims against a balance due
Il from the United States TO MITES CRsw SOS u,
Boatsvain's Mate, United States Navy. deceased
arc hereby notified to present them at the office OF
the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury within two
months from the date of THE publication.
JAsUApY %, 1852
lar al
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CALHOUN'S WORKS-First volume, being a
~ Disposition on Government and Discourse
on the Constitution and Government Of the United
States Edited by Richard X. Cralle. and pub
shed under the direction OF the General Assembly
Of the State of South Carolina.
A supply this day received by
Jan n FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Adjourned until to- lnorrow',ll o'clock, a. 4

GoyERNoRsHir SoUTu CARoLISA.-Colone
John 5. Preston and Colonel Wade Hampton, OF
Richand, and Colonel Ashe, of Charleston. have
been severally nominated for the Office of Governor
of South Carolina
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, Sc.

WATCHES, JEvSELRY, Sc.
MI w. GAIT BRO will open TO day 4 spleen
wi. did assortment Of superior Gold Watches
new and elegant Jewelry, silver Spoons. Forks.
SC, besides general assortment Of every thing
new ia their line; To which they invite public atten
ton. NJ. w. GAIT BRO
Jan 2i-3t Penn. av. between 9Th aud 10th sts
FINDER GARMENTS. at reduced prices, OF
~ Silk, Fur, Mcrino, Lambswool, Shaker Fian.
mel, Canton Flannel, and Nett Cotton, for sale At
CHAS. II. LANES
Gents Furnishing Establishment
Penn avenue, near ~ street.
Jan 24-7tdif [UnionTel, n Evening Ncwsl
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, AMctionecrs.
GALE OE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Penn

- ALE VT Valuable TROfENtS PrNu-
~ syivania avenue, at public auction, 10y order ot
court. On Friday, the Both January. 1852, al IL
o'clock, noon. shalI offer for sale, public auo-
ton, in front of the premises, lot No Is in square
u, with Improvements, consisting of three story
brick house, with back building on the south aide
Of Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite the
National Hotel. and adjoining the store of Messfs.
Middleton h Beall. Also lots Nos. 20 and n ia
square b, with improvements. consisting OF large
three story brick house, with back building, on the
side Of Pennsy lyania avenue--the dwelling
part at present occupied by Mrs Taylor ss board
ing house, and the store by Mr.. J. II. Buthmann.
The above Is some Of the most valuable property
in this city. aud the attention VI capitalists 10
specifically called 10 IL.
Terms Of salc--onc- fourth cash, and the remain
der in three annual tamcnis, with interest semi
annually, secured by lien on the property.
DYER x MCGUIRE.
Jan 2t-dts Auctiont crs.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
Commencement Of a Ihap Forrest Diporcs Case
Ship F2ora Nc Donald --imsiouse Satisfies -
The Markets, &c.

Commencement Of a Ihaw Forrest Dipores Case
Ship F2ora Mcdonald -iiasaouse Satisfies -
| The Ua,ieis, &c.
| BALrimoRE, January go p. M
Succeeding drizzling rain mt carly hour
this morning, we have fine sunshine, that is oaus
Nhg the snow and ice to disappear from our streets
tnost rapidly.
The news Of the decision Of the jury in the For
| rest divorce has caused az much stir in our
city as il il We're great nationa, question that
had been disposed Of Opinion is divided as to the
justice of theverdict against Mr. Forrest but there
seems to be decided majority approving it. and
| in favor Of Mrs. Forrest.
The ship Flora Nc Donald with 300 emigrants, 10
still blocked in the ice Annapolis. Boats
had been~despatched with provisions for their re-
lief, but no tdngs had been received as to their
success.
The brig Samuel Baker, from Charleston. was
burnt yesterday on the bay, about sixty miles from
the city. The captain run her ashore and scuttled
her, and escaped with his to tho city. She
was entirely destroyed.
The number of inmates at present in the Balti-
more anshouse is 745, whilst the building il
only designed for 500 The number received dur
ing the year 2,l5o--the number of births 45.
OF the number received during the year, 900
born in Ireland and Germany. The number Of
deaths were 256. The farm labor for the year 10
valued at $3.50
bbls. Howard street -four at 81 81. Sales Of yell
low corn at 90 cents. We quote white at IS u 80
cents. Oats So 80 cents Whisky 2lk cents.
Beef Catte.-The offerings at the scales TO day
reached 900 head, 400 Of which we're driven off, and
the balance sold at prices ranging from SO to
So per 100 lbs. on the boot, equal to S6a SO net,
and averaging SO 90 gross.
Hogs.-We quote saes at the scales to day at
ST 80.
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Or 81. Psuls English Lutheran Church.
corner OF Eleventh and strcets.-Presc hing may
be expected in this church every day during the
week, at II o'clock a. IN. and o. m by Rev &
w, HARxsy, and Rev =. ID. B,rTLr. Of Maryland
Jan "a
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yoke, TAR, AND LIME on hand, and for
~ sale at the Harrington Gas Horks-T Coke
as fuel gives an intense heat, and gnites almost
readily as charcoal. The Coal Tar 10 used
chiefly paint, for the preservation Of timber
iron, &c. The Lime being highly impregnatcd with
ammonia, Is of great value as a manure. and far
superior to the ordinary lime when used for that
purpose. Dec 29--u
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TRoY, January 24.-Thc Black Swan sang here
last night TO a large and fashionable audience with
great success, being frequently encored The hall
in which che sang the largest in the city, and
filled with the elite and fashion Of Troy who
were very happily disappointed and delighted with
her entertainment.
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OFFICE OF RREsPONDENCE,
Washington City.


A LII PERSONS having business in the city VI
IA Washington are informed that the under
signed has established here an OFFICE OF CORRE
SPONDENCE, for the purpose Of giving any ia.
formation desired by any person in any part OF tho
world. No business, whether public or private, II
Of honorable character, will be uded from the
correspondence of this office. Persons wishing to
know how to proceed in any business they may
have before Congress, in the public Offices. Sc,
will be discreetiy advised; and where professional
other aid is necessary, the beet will be procured
recommended.
The undersigned will regard all matters com.
municated to him in connection with ths office
sacredy confidential, and will, by himself and
through such agents as it may be necessary for
him to employ, use every possible precaution TO
preserve them inviolate.
Every letter Of inquiry must contain q fee OF foe
dollars, which will generally be the only remune-
ration required but should it not compensate for
the service to be rendered, the proper amount will
be stated in a satisfactory letter in reply.
o. Address (postage prepaid)
THOMAS c. CONNOLLY.
Office of Correspondence, Washington, ID. &.
WAsHIseroN CRY, January 10. 1852.
Mr.. THOMAS &. CONNOLLY is known to a
as a clear, accurate, and ready writer; aud
gard him eminently qualified for the able
prompt and faithful performance of the useful du
ties connected with his new and original design OF
an OFFICE OF CoRREsPoNpENcx.
RICHARD WALLACE,
~ S. Marshal for the District Of Columbia I
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor of Washington City,
30. GALES,
[Senior editor of the "National Intel gencer' ~
II. w. LATHAM, [Banker.
Jan 20-TuThG Satif6m
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EAieaANTs ron LBtaA. One hundred and
hity tive colorcd cmigrsnts were TO leave va
Nsnnsh on Saturday last, in the bsrqus Iiberis
Packet, direct for Liberia
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HOUSE or REFUGE. The watch house, dur
ipg the recent cold weather, has been sought by
many unfortunate creatures II place Of shelter
at night; enjoying n stove and ga soft
plank " they bless the captain and his aids for
the Comfurts thus afforded.
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Pennsylvania Avenue.-Mrs. &. keeps con
stantly on hand very large assortment Of Mill
merry Goods, Bonnets, and Dress Caps, made to or
der She is confident that her Bonnets cannot be
surpasscd by any other stablisbmcnt in this city
Her Fancy and Trimming Articles well select
cd, and every eyerton Is used to give satisfac ton
Christmas and New Years Presents of a superior
quality. Fairs supplied at liberal discount Don't
forget 4 street, ono house north OF Penney lveniA
avenue. Dec 23-du
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, 22d instant, at Christ Church,
Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr.. CALovrLt, FRAN.
CTS DODGE 20 FANNY j., daughter Of the late
HrSaY ~ CHs p~As, Of Maryland.
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/ OsT-On Friday lsst, a small Cold Pencil
II Case. The finder will be duly rewarded by
leaving i at the Office Of the Rep,.A,c.
Jan 27-tfif
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TSIni Of Henry IPoodin for the Murder of his Uvs.
CAsAsDAiouA, January 24.-The evidence con i
sisted yesterday Of contradicting and sustaining
witnesses. An attempt was made to impeach
Woodin's son and wife The testimony brought
out by the defence has not altered materially the
appearance Of the case. The defence rested their
case last evening. The counsel commenced sum
ming up this morning at nine O'Clock.
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Great Kos.uM Meeting in 81 Louis.

ST. LoyIs, January ga large Kossuth meet
ing was held at the rotunda OF the house on
Saturday evening, which was numerously attended.
Mayor Kennett presided; and the editors Of the
Republican, Union, Times, Organ. Reueiie, JVestern
Signal, and Tribune, acted vice presidents
Messrs Hare, of the Intsiixeneer, and Ladue, Of
the ufSettnsar, were appointed secretaries.
Several speeches made and resolutions
adopted inviting Kossuth to visit ST. Louis as the
guest OF this city. committee Of fifty ap.
pointed to make arrangements to receive him
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NTiNE STORE. JOHN H. BUrHMANN,
w Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
a. and 9th streets, has received invoice Of red
and white French Wines, viz:
Chateau Margaur, Chateau Mouton Leoville
~ Pierre, ST Julien, in quarts and pints, Margsux
Medoc.
Chateau Coutet Haul Barsac, Chateau. sauterne
Haut Sautcrne.
Alec, an invoice Of superior London Brown
stout. in pints.
My Olive brand Champa gne having arrived At
New York in the ship Vauclusc from Hsvre, now
expect daily 10 receive II, together with choice
assortment OF Vince, Brsnd,es. Cigars, sc.
Nov Is
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SHIRTs.-Dress Shirts, plain and embroidered,
~ OF the finest qualities; a superior and complete
assortment now on hand. Good fts guaranteed in
All csses. CIIAS H. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, aud Gents Furnishing
Establishment Penn. avenue. near a. Fl.
Jan - -7tdif Union Tel & Evening News1
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fees, WAS argued by Giberson; and the motion
ovcrruled by the Court Not sentenced.
The petit jury was discharged until IL O'CLOCK
10 morrow, (Wednesday.)
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HATS AND CAPS Of the latest fashion. Of cvery
Il L style. quality, and price; full supply con.
stsntly ON hand. and for sale NJ moderate prices
at CHAS. II. LANES
Fashionable Hat. Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near al st
Jan - 7tdif lUnonTel & Evening Nevsl
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Severe Earthquake.

HOLLY SPRINGS, (MIss.) January 26-The
shock Of an earthquake very seriously felt
here on Friday last. The most substantial build
ings for miles round were caused to shake, and
many chimneys fell. Some houses were thrown to
the ground So far has been asccrtained, no
lives were lost, and no very serious damage sus-
tanned. The shock lasted several minutes, with
intervals Of cessation. The inhabitants were much
alarmed. noise like distant thunder was heard
for some time before tho shock was felt
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Misunderstanding Of the Empire City

New ORLEANS, January 24.-Cotton is firm, with
sales of 4 900 bales at steady prices. Receipts of
cotton at New Orleans I43, 900 bales ahead of the
receipts at the same period last year
The steamer Empire City sailed to day for New
York via Havana
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COPP,S PAVILION.

COPP'S PAVILION,
In the OF National Hotel, Louisiana
Avenue, near Sixth Street.
BOARDING for gentlemen at tho low price OF
ID S3 so per week. Board and lodging on rea-
sonabIe terms
Connected with this establishment are comIno-
dious Bathing Rooms, where warm or cold baths
may be procured at all hours
Jan l7-STuTh2w NJ COPP
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Sailing of the Palmetto

CHAaLEsros, January 25,-The steamer Pal
metto having been put in sailing order, left her
yesterday afternoon for Baltimore
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TO RAILROAD COMPANIES,

ii r. BLANDY, Proprietors of Locomotive
III Engine Works, Zanesvile, Ohio. respectful-
ly give notice 60 railroad companies that they
nov prepared TO furnish Engines Of the most APP
proved construction and hnisb. which. for capacity,
speed. and durability, are not excelcd in this
country.
Also, all other railroad achiuery OF both wroush
and cast iron, pertaining TO the road stations or
machine shops.
Terms ss favorable as any other builders in the
United States.
The facilities of transpor tstion from GAINESVILLE
are as good as from any other point In the Union.
having steamboat navigation to the Ohio river. and
canal boat and railroad connexion with the Ohio
river and lakes.
One OF their Engines, the GAINESVILLE" on the
Central Ohio Railroad, may be referred TO,
others at their works The attention OF those in
teres,cd is invited, and orders solicited.
Dec l-co3m
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CHtRLrsroS, January 2i-salcs to-day OF 800
bales OF cotton at 8 8. cents. The market il
quiet and unchanged.
Arrived. scbooners Naiad, Baltimore, s. T.. Par
ker, Norfolk.
Cleared, scboonou :. c. Engle, from Philsdcl.
phin, and Pawn, from Baltimore.
Sailed, scbooners Sesmsrk and Minerva
Wright, for PHILADELPHIA
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PaicEs OF ADMISSION. Private Boxes, So Drsss
Circle and Parqu tie, so cent?; Reserved seats rs
oenis: Orchestra Seat IS csnts; Family CIRCLE, rs
cents; Third Tier. 80 cents, Coored Gallery. rs
ceiss. Jan "a
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Fatal Steamboat EIpiosion- Earthquake.

LOUISVILLE, January IA despatch from Mem
phs reports that the steamer Ptzer Miller exploded
her boiler at the mouth Of White river yesterday
and that several persons were killed. No particu
lars have yet been received.
At Holly Springs. Mississippi, on the 23d instant
a severe shock Of an earthquake was felt wbict
shook the most substantial buildings for miles
around. Several chimneys were knocked over
but no other damage was done. 40 far as known.
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ST. LOUIS, January 26.-Tbe weather WAS mild
all day yesterday, but grew cooler towards even
ing.
The Alton packet boat is running regularly, and
the river is clear Of ice opposite the city, bot is
gorged at Grand Tower. The stcs mer Tobacco
Plant brought up part Of the Dunkirk's cargo last
night.
The markets, except for provisions. are dull.
Sales OF 10000 shoulders at cts; 5000 sides at
g. cts., and 5000 hams At cts. equal 10 g. cts.
mixed.
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1fnrkkfa-

Nrv YoHy, January 26.-salcs TO day Of 200
barrels -four at 50 % 50 rs for State, and 90 IS
50 81 for southern.
Sales OF fifty barrels beef hams at Sl3 IS.
Sales Of 100 barrels rosin at 81 IS a 81 s7l.
Stock Marksf.-Ssles Of Erie st 49,; Canton at IS;
Reading at 6sl; Ohio 6's, 1860. at los; United
States Sc of 1862, ITO; do. Of 1856, l0s2 l05.
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A N USE NJ IN rs
NATIONAL TlInArIlE.

TUESDAY EVENING, January 81,
Will he performed Shakspeare's Tragedy, III;
FIVE acts. OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
HAMLET. Mr.. q. v, BROOKE. Medley Dance.
Miss ANNIE WALTERS. Overture by the o.
chesra. To conclude with the admirable Farce OF
the PLEASANT NEG uBOR.
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Supreme Court of the United States

G. PoRTER, Secretary.
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OFFICIEL.

MO. 243.-ResOht que lie Contr6leur soft ct
demeure antorts6 yenr PencHn apds dix
contrntpOu Ia onrntre Dies banes
de IL vile, lie eme dune aimee, dapes
cationa gsres au bureau du Voyer
[Signcl FRASS. ALPUENTE,
President du Cons. Aldermen.
lSignel JAMES ROBE,
President u drs Aldermen,
Approuve lie aoit, 1852.
tsisnt] A. D. CRossMAN, Marie,
Pour cope conforme II. BIER, Secreae.
BUREAU DU CONTROLEUR,
WILLIE DE La NLLEORInA Ms Aout, 1859.
N@ Conformementala resolution qui precede,
avis est lie present donna nrean LUNDi
lime jour dOctobre midi, a lee cOnrnt Usii
au5 got o. DEBUiS, Contr6leur.
Specifications pour la fournurc de 6nndcs dc
tlnees points, pour rusngc dc III Vile, pendant I'M
Les handles convenabement premiere gua,:
le "ciacoal, Files
longueu largeur, Giles
pouco de paisseur
songagea iounir les tpooues
ees qualities e orlonner. LIS tes
vre la eyc. de la ve tells enirois que
dtsner dams dtlai ous penc
a. amenuc de vngt-cinq pascs par jour
Le contrac,an sengageaa remete vi peSpaton
On ruritG de Ia mile pastrcs
rantie de la hdAe xtcuion con,ra
Placements compliant acepaon es baIdes
Les propositions pm livre,
Nile Orleans, 10 nout 1852.
lean LOUIS II, PILE yoyer
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luas consuis conformament lagne
dimensions ournis
Les poeanx carries de dix
sode do vngt lied GsIar de
DIX pes u La tote DIES pceanN quarre commencement
Ia haGteur ct ion ppln chapeux
dc pouts attaches
es dun HUT longenr Les n1 bouds
de cine ps du iprtern ahec Saqnr nrisec
ton chaeaun de ceNes on clnns lie seize cs de
ou dtqparute Les nches dcstu6e
ont de cSpre melG aiie. dc
d6pnisseu dix de qupse Vie lie ouguer
oftemnt nbnuriu,
presses dc ct lamhoErNs ct 10 panc"r
pis ehofs euye de letHas rHng6e
Vohtdmite dos dttes nmbourts chHcau dc protection
seleSAut
DIES forieen chaqrc amhurde chev
Wis dun dcm dam6te Drs poux moul!ECe
mnt lies chspnux poteAuN guais chves
Wis dan leuN Une lausc lU eonvenhe
He tuyu
balastrAdc sera dc cnq p,eds de haueMr.
Les separations n Orange cOnssercnt clever
lie paaeber du qua piei aud u ul constrre
We anstrhde Gu bots conrenab cuq peo haurr DIT
DIT quail ct placer ehapu de protect CO. de eau
mouiage.
rons les mastaux la nleuc qual6 par
- " -
LIE eoIactHnt s'engages ouvrage menioune
qaate oas apres tRpprobson Rehabilitation
ahiends de rinSt-einq pjastres par Jour
- - :
Les propositions seron peas supecie pour
el par sarre de 100 peds dc uler pour paaons
- Sile-oHenns, 10 aCdt 1852.
iosu LOUIS II. PILE, Ecyer de la Vile
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE

SNG9Npt Couh lusrcK, JAMES McCAFFREY PATRICK
r,RorssE , ORLEANS. MEGiIAS,.. No, l2ll2,
ANN NERU dun writ de tieri facias mo
address PSF Honorable Winter Second uge do PS p1u
Ia tao Orleans dams lare cessus intiUle e pr9etsra
vendie tncan Samuel jackson. ncognute Foydaa
baronne, 10 SANEDf, II Septenbre, 1854, midi,
uN GER LOT DE fERE BAIlSSE degS stages
dams
Seconde Nuuiepst la Vile de la Nouyeie Orleans s File
Perdio, Gravc Preur
Johnson dssne par numtro donze sur Ia psn @ par Lew
Bnge deposG lie bureau do d. L. Mccoy
note pub AngIaise, ving neuf pied
pces sept ges de face la johnson sur ceuteinquans
de Trufo!rieur trn.s lA7 hles
~ I,oulinns ror,nt,ut. GEOR';kF +. PEARSON,
AuiU rs sepil Constable, Srr h'c Z ur he Justice