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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GODDIN b AppE Eli

"A
v III y 4 BLE kEAL ESTATE IN
Wlli be sold on THURSDAY the 9a,b nj 100 s
10 upon tas premises commencing at o,elocE
naL &c ssal Estate in Manchester now n th
seph Butter, fronting 90 feet on HnI az" -I q
back on Allen street 206 feet to mn slI il
aots 70 sgi pufchasersa plat of which
cen DC seen a. toe once OF the auctionesrs
TERMs-one-third cash balance nj I; and - r,or,h.
Tor bonds bearing interest, and title retained iii ss
By request of Mr.. w. C. Archer
de "a GODDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.
PURSUANT 10 q decree entered an tho
IL 30th day of November, 1858, in the case of e,as
dln assignee, rs Baker and ais, pending in the or
cut Court for the city of Richmond. shall las snb
stltuted trustee In deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife TO Samuel q. Adams and J Ohm Van Lew for
the benefit OF the Bank of the United States dated
the eighth day of June, l8l5 and special commits
sioher appointed by said Court for that purpose, pro
coed to sell, at q O'clock, p NJ the 10th day of Jan
nary, 1894, at public auction, to the highest bidder
on the premises the following real property, viz
"A lot OF Land lying in Adams Valley in the city
Richmond fronting Il feet Fifteenth street: also
the following pieces or parcels OF Land lying in the
county of Hsnrico near the city of Richmond viz
a lot beginning at the North East corner of Fl and
IWenty-ourth streets, continued and running East
wardly along the said street So feet, and in depth
along said 18th street continued 10 feet one nm
divided half offs lot ginning at the north easyyarI
corner Of III and 18th Streets continued and froutine
on SAID 18th street, Continued, 10; and one lot on
Union street fronting said street 100 feet and run
ming back l40 feet to street so feet wide on which
It also fronts 100 feet" The sale will commence at
the lot first named.
TERMs-For cash as to so much of the proceeds as
Will satisfy and pay the expenses Of sale; and on
credit to the residue of six and twelve months with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ments and the title retained until the last iustaIneut
Is PAID. JOHN HOWARD,
Trustee and Commissioner
December 10TH 1855
GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auctioneers. dc I0-dtd
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM ST. DOMINGO.
NEW YORK, Dec 22.-Adyices from St Domingo
state that French steamer had compelled the
Dominican Government to pay $4,000, as indemnity
for the expulsion of two Frenchmen from the
Island. Not satisfied with this a call was made on
the President to dismiss his Cabinet; but with what
c,7anoeo No h. va mot v,a+ JosrpaI
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FFHOMAS SHEPPARD wishes to call
L the attention of all in want of good BOOTS and
SHOES, that he has hand full supply of the
shove goods for gentlemen boys and youths, and Ia
Gies and children. Also for female servants
and three hundred pairs Of BROGUES of my own
manufacture which will sell low call is solicited
from those in want. Sign of the Golden Boot, 3
doors below tbs old Market House.
no 24-lm THOS. SHEPPARD.
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I, &C--RICHARD

Enc AGENCY, &c-RICHARD
W HILL JR. l. B. w. TALLEY (of Hanover)
General Agents and Collectors attend to Hiring out
NEGROES, Renting out HOUSES, and Collecting
CLAIMS of every description
Mr.. EDWARD 6. RAWLINGS, late of Spottsyl-
January 1851 de 7-d&ctI5thJ
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COMMIssIONEl,s OFFICE }

EICHMOND, Dec. IHf, I6J3. )
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified to attend at my office in the CITY Of
Richmond on the 18th day Of January, 1855 at 10
O'clock i. NJ, with the evidence necessary 30 enable
me TO perform the duties required by said decree.
WILLIAM +. DAVIS
de 2-lawiw Commissioners
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~ NOTICE.-Ladies and gentlemen,
Eff you want BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
e CARPET BAGS aud VALICES, of good
quality, either for yourself children or ser.
wants, go to Allen HILLS where you will find
every article You want in his line, and at prices thst
Will not fail TO please. no IS
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WASHINGTON IrEms.-We take the toIlowin

Irom the y Huntington Star, OF Y ednesday:
A HEAVY DAYS BUsTNEss.-The money trans
actions OF the Treasury Department were remark
ably heavy yesterday; the u. :. stocks redeemed
being larger IN the aggregate amount than ever be-
fore in a single day. More than $500, 900 OF such
stocks were redeemed on account Of the Baltimore
Savings Bank, upon which there has recently been
4 severe run, it will be recollected.
We understand that the Secretary Of the Treasury
has instructed the District Attorney OF Ohio to APP
peal TO the Supreme Court OF that State against
The decision OF the judge who recently discharged
James Collier, EX.Collector of the port of San
Francisco, from custody under writ OF ha6Gns car
pas. The laws of Ohio authorizes such appeal
in such cases.
Mr. J. Y Mason, L. 5. Minister to France, arriv-
ed here this morning and lett for New York this af-
ternoon, to embark there, on Saturday next for
Liverpool, on his way to his post
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, in sets Of

N Q, 7, 2, d and 3 pieces
Ivory handle Table and Dessert Knives only
Do do do Forks
Do DO Carvers and Steels and Beef Slicers
Which we offer at low prices
c. J. SINTON l. co, II Main st,
de II Sign of the Circular Saw
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FsNEkkA COI1A.-IMPOKTA TO
Il BUILDERS AND THOSE BUILDING, OR
ABOUT no BUILD, HOUSES, &c.-The attention
of the public and of builders is invited to the use Of
TERRA GOTTA ORNAMENTS, for building pur-
poses. From the nature of the materials and manu-.
factory of this article, there be doubt of its
durability Every description of architectural orna
ment can be made of it, that be chiseled In
stone carved III wood and much less cost than
ordinary enriched ornamental work. 1t ia adapted
more particuaryto brick and stone buildings that
are designed to last for years they imperish-
able as the brick stone They also equally
adapted for trimming wooden buildings as they take
the paint readily than wood, and will retain
the color longer, and viii not decay.
Plaster and Column Capitois of every description
can be had, Brackets or Trusses, G nsols Modons
Limits Cornces, Chimney Tops, Window Caps and
Stills, Mouldings Rosettes, Atea and Column Bases,
and all the regular ORDERS be procured at short
notice, and at such low rates exclude the idea
of using wood.
This article is also adapted for interior decoration
has been and is now being extensively used in
very extensive buildngn, North and South several
large Churches in Philadelphia and Charleston, s. c.
and on Mills House, Charleston, 5. c.
Views and specimens be at the office of
w. A. POWELL,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Two doors above Main, on 18th street.
de 2l-8t Richmond Va.
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ITO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATTON

ITO THE FRIENDS Or EDUCATION.
4 MISS LYFORD, having recently arrived in
this city, from Baltimore IL DESTROYS OF forming
class OF pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH. She is
that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians for selecting the instructors of their daugh
tiers ana wards past but as she does not intend to
teach the English branches, she believes that her ad
rertissn ent wall not be considered out Of place.
Miss h. desires to call especial attention TO her plan
Of teaching French INSTRUCTION in the language is
given IL manner that enables the scholar to COM
Tneuce conversation III l. almost immediately and
1hps acquire perfect knowledge OF il with great
facility. 1t has been the custom of Miss L. TO
her pupils to begin conversation rs soon they
cuire the rudlments OF the language: consequently
they DO not labor uudcT the disadvantage experienced
IN many schools OF being unable speak
deFstali il when spUheni though perhaps perfectly
able 20 reed ana WINE IT, miss j. coPanFhceG Tue
study OF the French in eGrly childhood, continued il
under native teachers, ald completed 1t IL distin
Euishtd t3feiSE tahEr ta@t OF tnG siS,ei-i--+| 81
Don CatGeron dc IA Barca late Minister T-oin Spain
tothe Uait"d States.
Mrgic Vocal and Instrumental, Is taught, according
the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
ef Baltimore. As the attention Of bliss LytoId has
aep rsglicuar!v directed to the studY Of Music aua
Frl4ca aGd she has had experience and success IN
Teaching these branches Of polite education, she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy Of the conf
Besides the names appended which all it is
thought necessary 10 publish from an extensive list
Miss L. refers the parents OF her scholars III Essex,
King William King aud Queen and Gloucester c0uu.
Ties il the TWO last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
Il i The wish OF Miss Lyford to commence her
course Of instruction early in the month of January,
1851: All who aGe DESTROYS of entering the classes
viii therefore make immediate application, when
her terms win be made known.
REFERENCES.
Mile. ALMA LAIGNOUX, Baltimore, Nd.
. AIMEE ROGET %
Mr.. AS1UR CLARKE,
Prof j. f. PETk1,
= Jos. GEGAN, Conductor Of the Cathedral
Choir, Baltimore.
In this city, Miss Lytord considers il sufficient TO
give AZ a reference the name Of the Rev MOSES d.
HOGE.
Apply at the residence of the Rev. N. b. Sweeney,
MARSHALL street. between 4fh and 9Th nearly opposite
St James tEpiscopal) Church de l2-fm*
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NOTICE My store having undergone
\ thorough repair, and new stock of GROCE-
RIES laid in, | resume my former business and re-
specftuiy solicit cali from my old customers and
the public in general.
de8 A. Z. MOORE. 100 Broad st.
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l. Brass, pierced iron, cast iron and wire Tenders;
Steel and brass head Fire Irons, III sets and pairs:
Copper, brass and sheet iron Coal Scoups Cinder
Sfters; Fire Carriers; Extra Pokers; Kitchen Fire
Irons, extra strong; Brass and iron Footmen; Janb
Hooks Bronzed Fire Iron Stands various patterns.
&c. For sale at reduced prices by
c. j. SlNTON Il CO. II Main St.
de II Sign of the Circular Saw.
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BY ALEXANDRR NOTT ! Z
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

STOCK SALE OF GROCERIES, FIX
~ TIRES. BOOTS AND SHOES, DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c, AT AUCTION.-Tbe
subscriber intending to change his business will sell
at auction, at his store, of Broad and Brook
Avenue, on FRIDAY, sd instant, at 10 o'clock his
entire stock Of Groceries, Fixtures Boots and Shoes,
Dry. Goods, Re ady-made Clothing, Fancy Articles,
&c &c.
FURNITURE,-Also, lot of Furniture consisting
of large Carpet, Sofa, Sideboard, Wardrobe,
Chairs, Tables, &c.
Terms at sale. WM. J. CHICK.
Sale conducted BY r. CAUTHoRN, Auot.
de q
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RLANkEIs,-A full assortment of heavy
~ Dufhl and twiIied Whitney BLANKETS H.
negroes; also, Whitney aud extra sIkbonnd p 81 81,
for sale by ~ s'ote ana
DC ID KENT, PAINE & KENT.
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AUCTION SALES
--,--,,-.--.-----------.-----------------
THIS DAY

Ugh CONsTABI E'S SALE.-WilI he
'front.' of the High CopstabIes ofE;rs he f11
property, viz: One Wardrobe. one Press ons Wash.
stand, one Looking Glass, Table oue shopv cass
containing three small Looking GIssses and Ios ~
Fancy Articles Cooking Stove, TO satisfy exsca
de Sit p. BLAIR H. C. q n
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{ NHRlSTMAS u NEW YEARS PRE-
~ SENTS HAROLD 4 MURRAY, Broad ST.
have now on hand very large assortment of Books
and Fancy Goods, suitable for presents embracing
everything in their line.
In the juvenile Department. they have more than
900 kinds, consisting of all the popular authors both
English and America, mauy of them beautifully H.
iustTated and attractive to the young and almost
everything which can please and delight the youth
tul family circieeto which they invite the especial
attention of their many iuveniie friends de l.
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Ga AUGUSTA HOUSE.-MRS. + A
Iii HIESKELL having taken the tenements, Nos
20 aud ISL in Bosher's Row, Main street, lately
cupied by Mrs. Abbott, is prepared to Accommodate
BOARDERS by the day, month or year.
Mrs. II. wishes TO hire cook, dining room servant
and chamber maid Immediately, or tor the next year.
de 7-lm
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TAMES d. FILETT. General Accent

- Office on GOyernot street, opposite the Dispatch
Otice-can be found ataA hours, ready to attend to
any aud all business in the Agency line such sell
ing and hiring out Negroes collection of claims sell
ing and buying all kinds of produce, renting out
houses &c &c. &c Its
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-. ii b NHANGE IA uQITR ~

~ .-ailA CHANGE OF HOUR OF
ESsS5-..Ree. :5z.asrsSTARTiNG FOR PORTS MOUPH
AND hUBFOLk.-Ihe steamer CURTIS PECK
Captain Joiin Davis, will regularly leave the wharfnl
Rockets every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
mornings at half past O'Clock precisely, and re-
turn each alternate day. leaving Norfolk at the same
landings on the river, going and returning
no - Il. O. HASKTNS
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NTANTED--A second hand Engine, suit
w able for Saw Mill of not less than Is horse
power JNO. w. WRIGHT,
dec Dock W narf.
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND s.

I REMIUM VENETIAN BLIND S =
Il GEO. ". ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma
ker, No. 81 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs. HAB-
LlSTON i BROTHER, No. I8 Governor street
Agents, ell orders left with them will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished ut PHILA-
DELPHIA PRICES. no l6-3mis
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss OF
l.IEE
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M first rate workers in
TIN PLATE and SHEET IRON, to whom con-
slant employment aud liberal wages will be paid
Apply at the Stove and Tin store of GEO. STAR
REET, i6 Main street, near Exchange Bank.
Le SIS
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| WANTED TO HIRE, for the coming
w year, i've or six good HANDS accustomed
| to WORK II Il -four mill; also, good COOPER. APP
| ply to
| dc I2-l2t a. c. LAYNE & CO. Richmond.
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4 STONISHING, MOST AsTONISH-

3 SIONISHING, MOST ASTONISH-
AAiNG CURES, made by LF.ONARD'S INSTANT
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS
COLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, &c-LEO-
NARDS INSTANT RELIEF is the best Medicine
eyer used Tor those suffering from the above com
plants. Consumptve persons who have tried il
have found great relief from il Hundreds that have
used II, pronounce it the greatest Medicine of the
gEe 1t Is pleasant Medicine, equally safe for she
infant the admit.
Tc be had in . and 30 cent bottles, of
THOMAS LEONARD x CO.
- krnah
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WANTED wish to rent a Store on
Main ST., on the left hand side between 10th
and 18th SITS. Apply to EDWARD D. EACHO,
no u General Agent and Collector.
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AND EENnERS -60a In

CRATES AND FENDERS.-6OO EN-
~ AMELED CRATES AND TENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRiCES-The subscriber
has for sale the largest stock of CRATES and FEN
DERS ever before offered for sale in this city, of his
own manufacture. The Crates embrace all the va
rOus kinds and patterns, such square topped
Gothic Lptic, Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding
Tenders, Summer Pieces, &c. to match
Orders for Crates, Tenders NC, from town and
country, PuncUally attended and refully packed
Merchants purchasing sell again will be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices, with the usual discounts
OF Tor cash by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Brass Foundry Main, between 9Th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va.
de 2-dlmis* SAhTTJET, d. DFNOON
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WANTED-A young man in the Shoe
w business One that can come well recommend
ed will hear of good situation by addressing Box
boz, Post OllCe. &C q
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NILLIN ERS WANTED.-TWo or
I'VE three good Silk hlilliners.
Apply at N. C. BARTOVS,
oCO-r 1863 Main St
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w ANFEU-For the ensuing year, 3
W COOK and HOUSE SERVANT. Apply to
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Corner OF Leigh aud 9Th streets.
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ffa HANDSOME FARM IN sgd
k-4 EEY FOR sALE.-The subscribers are an
taofizea TO sen that very handsome little Farm in
me Town OF sydney, now in the occupancy of Mr. G
:. burton, containing III acres The land is verv
rich, and the buildings ample for the sccom,nods,
de I7-6t IDDbfg aPPip nffnC~,,
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w d. UUULDIN, General Apent and
W Collector will continue to hire ont sa,,a.e
Tor the ensuing year, 10 houses and 70 col
asct SELF ana adjust all kinds Of claims, and TO sell
ana buy every KIND OF property on comInissiSn ~
The very extensive aud liberal PATRONAGE he has
hitherto received, aatters him with the beg ne, ha
nc has been able to give general satisfaction He so.
same patronage. e''t Inc
Franklin. 41aih ana
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BY THOMAS W. kEEsEE-
THOs. W. KEEsEE, Auctr.

nj lGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING
~ commencing at7 O'clock, viii resume our
night sales and continue them throughout the sea-
son, at which time viii be offered from the shelves
splendid collection of Staple and Fancy Goods, Card
and Glass Ware.
Also fine assortment of Cloths Cassi1neres Vest
ings, Nnsllps, Alpacas, silk and Cotton Pocket aud
Head Handaerchefs, CraYats Irish Linens, Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery, eli colors
Shawls, &c.
Also CLOCKS of every style and pattern
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
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WANTED TO RENT-(Po Possession to
w be given during the month Of Noveulberl-A
comfortable Dwelling House, containing five or six
rooms One on Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply to
E. ID. EACH0.
ocl9 General Agent and Collector
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Also, a fine stock of double-barrel Guns, Pistols
Bowie Knives, &C.
Country merchants and the trade are invitedt to
tend ouF sales, as they will find large variety, and
hrst.rate quality.
Sale commences every night at o'clock.
no It's A. MOTT & co, Aucta
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| NANTED--A YOUNG MAN to act as
| w salesman in my store. One that has had some
| experience IN the business preferred. Apply imme-
! diately to
no Il WEN WALSH, No. 43 Main street.
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222 Broad street.
de It's Corner Of Broad ana 4th Richmond. b

w Il have just received ! piece super
w BLACK VELVET, for ladies' cloaks
Also wide and narrow Black Velvet Ribbons; low
priced Plaid Shawls, &c. &c.
de C. HARTWFIT, Ar co
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M ANTED, tor the ensuing year, good
Y cook, washer and irouer. Ajs0, u middle aged
male dining servant Apply TO
RIO. PICKETT,
da 2l-dts ST. and Leigh SITS.
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III ARRISON'S LIP BALM for chapped
Il d lips ]. BT,AIf
DE Il opposite the Depot, Broad Fl.
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WANTS.

&ERVANTS WANTED.-I wish to hire
- two FEMALE SERVANTS, withaut inculn-
branee, via: good Cock ana Nurse.
q. n. JOHNSON, Broad st..
81 doors above the Monumental Church
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THE SCHooLs.-Lest our silence on the re-
cent school examinations might be improperly
construed, we will state, that not having had
time to attend in person either Of the schools,
we requested friend to act for us. As yet,
that friend has failed to hand us either notes or
a communication on the subject. From the IA
vorable light in which we noticed these schools
at their last annual examination, none, we are
certain, Can accuse us Of being opposed or pre-
JUDGED against them; and nothing would have
afforded us more real pleasure, than to have
been able to attend but circumstances over
which we had no control, prevented us from SO
doing. Ali those with whom we have conversed
relative to the schools, expressed themselves
highly pleased, and even astonished at the ad-
vancement Of the students as general thing.
The young ladies Of the Institute, in particular,
are said to have acquitted themselves in a mas
terly manner in, their various branches The
class in French, under Mr.. Pilard, gave EVIL
dences Of the great proficiency Of their profess
sor, in his beautiful vernacular-the language
of refinement and fashion-for no one could i'm
part so thorough knowledge of it, as was evil
denced by the class under his charge, unless he
was o complete master of it himself.
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Succession GArcine Bergeron, Veuce Td1eTy Hyn's''
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.-Etat

de Ia Louisiana, Cour du Cin1neme District Judicie'
siegeant dams ct pour In paroisse de Lafourche.
Au par auorite de Ia Cour du Cinquene D'ss'ss
Judiciare siegean dams ct pour Ia paroise Dc
oert vente pubque par NJ Bourg sheri CT enea
teur les eux, situes dams Ia vile de Thibodaux
SAMEDI lie 1Oeme jour de sEPTEMBRE, 1885,
10 heures A.. NJ, les proprietes suvantes SAVIOR:
1-UN CERTAIN LOT DE WILLIE, situe dams Ia paro'sse
Laonrch, dams Ia vile de Thbodaux, connu et design. ~
plan de Ia de vile fait par James B. Grnage, e va
1912, ct depose dams rofee du Recorder CONNIE "'
avec toutes les batisses qui sly trouvent
2-UN NEGRE, nomme Casimr, age de IS ans. -
3-Plusieurs bois de Its garns armoir, un ba'eaA
(tolet) une pendule, des chaises, ETC., etc c.u.,
TERMEs EFT CosDriOSs.La propriete personDehe So,np
tant Ia erre escave payable par tiers tiers en- o
ct cbacup des mois de Mars des 1854 1855 ct 1917
La terre ct esclave specaemen hypotheques @
parait payment, ct toutes ponctueeem pay
porant HUT pour cent dnteret apres echeance Les
reurs folrnissant benne ct vaIable caution :,
Aout, ce 1858. [35-tds.l NJ. B0CRG, shefn
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An OLD FoGY.-Dr. H. McFarlane Of New
Orleans Delta, wherein he advances the follow
ing absurd doctrine:
"That so far from believeing that the filth
and impurities in our streets, yards and sub
urbs, having anything to do with the creation OF
Yellow Fever atmosphere, believe that, to a
certain extent, they are calculated to retard its
formation"
Any one entertaining opinions similar to
those set forth in the above extract may well be
classed among the most ancient and unprogress-
i've list of cold Fogies."