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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
CoparIner5bip Notices.

NERSHIP.-PHILIP HEARTT and
~ FREDERIC ELLIOTT admitted Partners With from
The business will be conducted under the hfm
heretofore -- No 81 Bseknanst, NeT-York Feb !, f5L
ELLIOTT HOLDEN
NOTICE is HEREBY GINEN-That the limited
~ partnership Of HAUGhWOUT DALEY has been ard Is
Wines our hands th. tenth day Of February 1884,
EDER V. HAUGdWOUr. f. 81
WI DALEY It's
WIN wORAM f.
ssad ard De vered IN the presence William DlyidSon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

CPECIAL Auction SALES.--ANTHONY j.
- BLtECKER will sell at auction TUESDAY FEB Z5 1884
II the Merchants Exchange by ORDER OF hiis ad
executors Of Livingston deceased the following desirable
property Nos ia and los Duane and Nos 500 $40 SZ and 81
Rypftons For maps particulars 70 the auctoneer 10
Broad st or to FRANCIS T. GARRETTsON Attorney H. NO
Jehu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
" ines COUNTY COURT-County of King

Kings COUNTY COURT-County Of Kings
IA HUGH KELLY sEt MARY ANN DARLINGTON Henry
Darlington and Charlotte his wife Mary Darlington, John
Darn.ton and Abraham serole, IL 10 HENRY d. DARLNu
TON and CHARLOTTE DARLISGrON his wife You are hereby
mned and required In this action which
wa fd Ia he oc the Clerk Of the County Of Kings ~ his Of
ice In the CITY CITY of brooklyn tbs tsnth lay OF
November 1883 and copy Of YOUR ani" to the said con
plsIn on tho h Office No Nassau VA the Gay OF
within twenty After service Of ths
YOU of Of such service and fail g. s1'ser
H. eompsnt time Aforesaid the plaintiff ia this seton
viii appy relief denaf ded 10 tho complaint
Datsd, Jsnusry q, 1854 JOHN RCAhlLi. fis Avyo
10 N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals viii be re-
eeived until MONDAY Feb % a. O'clock p NJ for fsrn-
pr the materials the work for the rnhn
and fttus M School No 81 Shst u Az
haTs In he 18th Ward plans and specifications can DO
seen At the Office the Clerk OF the Board of Education corner OF
Gland and PIN proposals endorsed. Proposals. for
ftlips up Ward 81" be delivered The school
the right bid not deemed by them best
ioi INC pu''' ~ " T. C WEEKS
Chairman School Officers lfh Ward
C.. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

III kc 81 Al Cuion's i2T Bowsry; also she foliOSing;
Balssrn OF Wild Cherry fsr Disease q The Laass
Ayeus Cherry Peeforz ard Pills for BrouchHs &C -
Rcderss Syrur Lyer~ort snd Tar fc' sPrs Of God 81
C-gocc. Ipdis Chosgoque for Fever aud Asae. = -
Rov.rd Tonic MIXTURE and Dr. hsPtons veg Kneafe' 40
each, 81 -,
Van H,mber'. Female Monthly Pills for sapprss'or 81
Mor-es Irvigorung Cordis for lmPstency - <for -
Watt, Nervous Antdote for Nervous Debility, &c 81
Dr. Cooks SAFE snd Remedy for In'enPerance 81
wole Aromatic Seheidsr sehnsPrs Tcnie Daretis 81
Is Extract o. Sar.pas Tor the biooc 81
Hysi's In lible Life Bssar ter Rheumatism 5SesnS -
RSGwsys Reolyent 81 Relief 5 and 6 cents Resaator 10
Ruys and Lotion safe for certain eNceses 81 -
Uei.ke's Sc DalIeys NcAs.es 2oc each Holloway S'e
Lovers Deusons wshphene. 81 each Davies RAhssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
E ftp + n SHl EE5aarsr ACT Board

l. V. HAUGHWOUT. Importer and Decorator
H of French Chins snd Manufacturer Of Brooklyn Cat and In
gsved Fu Glass No SOL and $50 Broadway New In N
Dourein the Dissolution Of the Coputuersap heretofore 1n
under the Of HAUGHWOUr DALEY and the eonr91s
tor Of the business urde the above style the ~oad re-
speotfuy tender biz thGnks his Numerous Paron SEQ
ier liberal generously extended 70 bis establish
the and would ne particular attention
the entirely which be ha made in oTcer y 10
eate the eIeeuon Of the anekes Of the basnfs
of the China Decorative Department he wo.d invite
especial attention. and also 70 the improvement and Adon 70
the Chandelier Seon the second oIy) The Ch2n1ehe
Manufactured expressly for this establishment by the Celebrated
manufacturers Cornelius Baker Co, of Phisde phA
by combined and certainly supposed BY N the world
He would further add ths be will the 9Th 4 March an e1
eegsnt Of French aud English Chandee
the ste,t and approved designs 10 addition the subscriber
would direct particular attention the c hsf he has added gen
es complete Of stons Chins Dinner Desert Tea
The various Departments Of the b.snes5 will be
scient ard experienced clerks sad the st
will devoted the skipping and Delivery De-
psrIneut the utmost possible degree OF dPach An4
puT ctuGiiiy. zee, $780,,
prices hioushoui the house vii Be siqeed rni hEed
without afsterert 2. v HACGHNOUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
IRON IRON ORE-Coar.e.gr ained. Black MAG

nc Iron rtrsordir ry or the remarkable
"Eisher Vsin kssex County y Also orders or min1iae
prom PITY led ~ lowest prices AP
ply the Office Of the Union lien COMPANY No Il Val
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
WILLIAM VI WEEKS Auetioneer
IvAITARIF PROPERTY at AUCTION.-The

VALUABLE PROPERTY at AUCIlON:-Ihe
subscriber will Gel. At Psbic As;tiOn on sAIURoAT NsTca
20 the ,,e Daniel Wiilets ,aaed AZ Mana
I L ~ about mile distant the Sorh hemtesd ana
rlrbi,g Tnrppke srd miles from Witi,usbursn
The int parcel beautifully situated on Cow Ssy
a. view of the md the sd OF paris OF the Sn
80. scre Of arabic with Dwelling Hoase and oneI Oa
Rniainss and springs OF excellent wsier =, -.
ny ,srr, contains about 90 Of Land 2 OF wah are
woodland situated the road from Msnhsset to SANDS ron
| The srst Parcel The ssbe land under hsn s'ste OF
s-1,iS ton Win Barn sud Hay and Grain Houses -
The above property would be desirable for
se. a. bere beautiful building sites with wafer prospects, ana
thee S.iv comm unicAons with the City Of New YORK
Title iudisputAble orvrcErp
Co No Broadsi Of the subscriber No q beeknan%'' "
~oihLShFi hh"In-N' sFIIY sCHENCK. Referees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
HAIR RESTORATIVE is

now introduced tie citizens Of Ne.York At No t bro'';
wonderful ELECTS be uly explained by personal
Interview with the inventor Certificates Of ladies' ana OF
hs edor notices OF southern snd western
satisfy the skepca and refer 60 the cer
I,,;,cs C.RLYLE M. June a. 1888.
Have Woods Hair Restorative sad hsye .toired
- wor8erfu effect Ny hair becoming thorSht 9rem,
ty srs tut the Of his restorative IL hiss resumed Us orr
sin color ard have 0 doubt Permanently so,
s ' SI6NFY BREEsg TX senator OF the United states
This restorative only restores the gray hairs 70 me Color
vrth Int removes dandgua prevents the hair rom falling on
lie bald head with uxusn gro 18th in short time aud
a. free from Coton and desirable Tor the Laies
ORG s1l6L toilet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
ipDICATED TNHAIATION-A NEW MErH-

wi most wonderful discovery has recently been mace y
Dr. CURTIS for the Of Asthma Cons1mPnon stonesg
Ccus Colds and s Luns Comp nts BY Meieaied InsaASn
DR. -CIRTls,S HYGEANA- or lNHALING hlGEAN NAPOR
CHERRY SYRUP has accomplished the res sSndesi cares
IN this city TIE ltst 1tn known
10 nan See certificates In hands Of agents The Inhaler worn
on he linen without the le1t oe
being Sufficient eVapOEae the flld supply os
the constantly with healing and ssresbs VaPo INTO
Al. reached in other sold oy BOZ
PAUL Court spdtsti RiDs corner Of Johnst and
and by Mrs Hayes No us Fulton St Brooklyn frcs
Any losing - % Boyd Psu or
Curtis Perkins NewYos will receive package containing
Cherry syrup AMI an nhaer N
OF the United states or four
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

NEW-YOhK SUPREME COURT.-PETER Ne
IN FUs ag.in.t ELIJAH C. HARRIS Summons for money
on contractCou served Ito the Defendant You
ave hereby and required 70 answer the IL sa
sen fch sled Ia Office Clerk ofths City and Coun
Is the City Hall said city sHd @ 'ervs copy
yogr the said the sussribeTs tasr Of
ice No 6l BTosaw the City Of New-fork within t~e1ty
day. Of this eIcusye o. zoe GAY
II fail the said comp amt @hin
the tim. the plaintiff 10 ts setion VIII tsSs u5toa
Won for the three hundred and sven 1D do
VIII rom twentygbh day Of December one thoi-
.snd eght hrrdred and hy besides the costs q tn s1ro
- t.1s-ss, Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

L'AIR NUTlCE.-Thc seyerest cold OF cough Is
readily cured By f.itSf,ly that z,- srps o'
,tn sr.-arseed all Il us.d s or moU-y
special Orders address to WIN hESNE "enerAi As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18


VNHE FIRM of ADAIR d SCOTT, Of the City Of
New-Yors Stone Cutters Is this day dissolved By mutaa
JOHN ADAIR viii attend to the settle Of the sfa- Of sid
be authorized TO collect the outstanding debs u
szid sTu. Dated Jan &c, 1884 JOHN ADAR
JOHN SCOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

NOTICE is hereby given that the balance remaining
~ proceeds the sale Of the Real Estate Of WILLIAM
POST late deeeased lately made under
Of Of the County hewYok James
H. Thorne appointed by said Surrogate Tor that
pose be distributed according law Al the surrogtes ONCE
the Of EewYork the twenty eighth day Of March next
AT 10 Of that ayDted ibis gh day OF Feb
mary 1884 lI0f Owl A. W. BRADFORD SURROGATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

The Corntuerhip Of HAUGHW0UT DALEY hiss this da
beer Dissolved by mutual consent
J.. V BAUGHwoUT Will hqaiaAte the ba.insss, -
New.HoTk. FEB. 10, 1884. r. HAUGHWOUT,
DALEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

New.YoIk FEB. 10, 1854. Ey HAUGHwoUr,
w J. + DALEY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned have
provisions Of title chapter of the Re-
the State Of wYork aerly limited
q te the firm v hAUGHWOUf
the business Intended he transacted II
Of the importing of and general dealing In China G IS
other House Furnishing Goods and that EOER v
HAUGHWOUT whose residence 10 the City OF New YORK IN the
the general partner interested theren and
WILLIAM WORAM and OLIVER b TNEEDY whose residence
respectively the City New Yok the special
ths the said WILLIAM WORAN the
hes contr ed the Of thousand dollars
OLIVER TWEEDI, the other special has
contributed thirty thousand dollars oil actual
stock and that the said
nth February the Thousand eight hun
and will terminate tenth dag Of February
one tn usaud eight hundred sud fifty
Dated h tenth day Of February thousand esh aud
fny four EDER v HAUGHWOUT,
WILLIAM WORAM.
OLIVER B TWEEpY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

V'HE COFARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
i der the firm Of W B. LEONARD z. w SMITH has been
doved bv mutual consent The affairs will be
by W b LEONARD at No 6O Besverst.
- Csigned) w b. LEONARD.
np q lasi Z w SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
EUssFIL w WrsTcorT, Auctioneer.
CtpIFNDID HOI'SFHOLD FURNITURE at AUG

- TION- On MONDAY MORNING at icy O'Clock pFeesey |
~ . nv C.aosuc without reserve all the rich Rosewood and
Mshossny Furniture Tapestry and Ingran CaIPss on al me
rooms PierGlssses Suites Etss6res Fanoorse IN
Pair tns Sc contained in House No y Sthav nesI lfh 81
and othe superb Furniture for the pfO
chamber or will find this sale unusually abrasive
there Of thing useful and ornamental
IN, furnished hot including magnificent tnssh
COLI Hunting Wstch 500 Sale positive rain or shine Cat
nartcl.rs Herald and louner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

THIS DAY, Saturday, February H. az ~ TIoeh
at the auction rooms large ssle OF HOUSEHOLD ~ AN
TURF large assortment OF new ana
FINN French Carpets aud Oh Oohs farce
nit Rotewood Fupitu1e in Brocstee Mahogany Wdrooes
Bureaus Furniture in sues SOFAS and
TEte Couehes B6sed Patent do Rosewood and
Msbogpy DINING Tsb Work do, large French r1ate MioA
~ ain Marble Center and side Tables Cary spIe
and Black Walnut Chss &c Also lot OF md ar
ritue family tessus up he9tekeepns also oVVV I'M
rod hrsuds Resahss Noesee &c &c Ihe
whole o be sold to pay advances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
Sales bp Anrtion.

A NJ MEswrx. Auetioneer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER g. Co.-Trade Sales
~ Room. No 10 Pnt.row.
RY GEO. w. LORD d Co, No. 35S Broadway.
Frsnn and Leonard " PnSrss
BOOKS PAPEh STATIONERY BINDERS
win commence TUESDAY Feb Il, a, sAM and continue
from o.. day 70 day sntil completed
Booksellers and olhsr are rs%isd s that the
and may b had o. sppiesiiSa.
- joan "; sonIalsOT.s ,aetio9.sT
COESTABLEs SALE on MONDAY, Doth inst, at
.9 f sSGssSDfs X; 5 ;S:: a:-
ASrHosY J. BLggcKEa, Auctoueer.
EXECUTORs SALE of VALUABLE PROPER.
d
2 the or SS re VI. :, zoe Of b a se
the Dorth Of AID stsy
th.t subsnsi threeory brleE several smaller
ire rem, in ih Immediate Vicinity Of lie Bible Coop
PER Union and other % ana w e on2
rs%sin mo5tsase Further psreoaIs can Be 9Sspsd
It, q Of a. j, BLEEcKER- No Brosdst
wK TArLO1 Co. r1 ASaneneer r., y r,v
u IoR Co, win sell at suction BY order ii. sagr,n.
Gg q & A % Go @ nna
No G. Brosdwsy This collection contains some Of The hne'
Hess P.nS A5oni Fmpsi BIN Fsrao si,sr z.a6ars
fS oh5 dSGS Ss s cI ss
n Poun Bstoni veInet ss'so FaITsto Dnrer Laes,el
Onoro Aori and others equally renowned and menoroo
pictures their pure original imported
Italy They will be ready for public ospeeton day and evening
FRIDAY 18th until the evening Of the sale There
light both
med good advantage. Sale positive, without
JAMES COLI Auetooess.
GREAT and ABSOLUTE SALE of $50 LOTS of
~ LANDin the EIGHTH WARD BROOKLYN-JAMESC COLE
son WIFI sell az Auction ESDAY Feb a. at u O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange $50 o md Plo in tbs City Brootyn
he 9th 10Th and ltbsys and Plank Rosd and 9Th 10TH nth
i2th 18Th 18th and l5h Tbs property egby lcaed
In that section The cy high grades overlooking the oesn
bay, hATnor and City Of New York the jersey shore,
Of and graded aud snd
paved this property line OF omnibuses pass eh
the block opposite this property several large and elegant mansions
TO be erected in the ensuing summer which wall ihs
have been laid down within three blocks
these This offers n3ucem 20 those either seek
ing building sites the property will be sold
parcels Of from 70 twenty-five lots
TeTmsCo cent emainOn mossse Maps and fu! par
tculsrs the office Of the Auonee no - Fuonst Brooklyn
an No. Is Nssseu-st, New-lOlk
Mn Attn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

VALUABLE PROPERTY on LISPENARD-ST.
near BRoADWAY-SuPreme Court usdeE the direction Of
JOHN ORSER sheriff =.
II LUDLOW will sell TUESDAY Feb p at u o'clock ".
lie the and brick House snd
Lot No ~ Lspepad Broadway Sine Of House 2x5 Lot
2Saei or lees ,.----
TIE aove property very dersby located either for business
purroses occupancy and ohssa nne 70 cap
itsl!ss or others sale peremptory t1tle perfect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
h1atrhes, gewe!rp, &r.

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.-The Subscribers
" would call the attention Of purchases 70 bis large and we'll
selected stock prsirg part following which he ote1
than the prices .nd which VIII be for Fsrtet
the United aud Canada By Mail Express
free OF charge. JULES JURGESsEN WATCHES, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
County notice is hereby given 20 al peons having
claims against MARGARET HALBEhr late OF the City OF New
b.erlcr az his Office Cfst. IA the City Of NewYork
on or beforrhe sh dag OF May noxtDad Nefork the itb
day OF November 1853 LEWIS Wa IhIo'
rcurEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
MeoicaI.

Il ,.Hs.. a, uu.t,ehe. We will oNGU eSr, which
vii force them to o- and thick 10 IL, wss, without ala
fa,f "a 50 kaIf dcren part OF hs eonnuy n
GRIHAM No is Am Mrs HAYES No 10 fatoaS' o'0oA
Jyp: j r. sPAULDING. No Il Tremont.ro~. bossos -
mr. PHINNEYs VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILL
A b. d. SANDS, Assnts
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-04
Explosion du Kate Hearuev.

Une depeebe telspraphique u rAbeile, an
noncait reinforcement l'expIosion du baleau a
vapeur Kate Kearney a ST. Louis. Les jour
naux de cette vile recus hier, nous fournissent
sur &c %sinistre de Iamentables details. Lac
cident a eu lieu lie Is du c%ourant, all moment
Oh lie c~apitaine venait de bonner lie signal du
depart. L'explosion a etc terrible ct tout ra-
want du steamer liltaralement broye. Cepen>
dant lie pilote ma pas etc atteint ct lie capitaine
ma pas non plus reeu de'blessures. HUT per-
sonnes ont etc tuees gu noyees, ct trente grie-
vement blessees. Les deux mecaniciens sont
au nombre de ces derniers.
LIE Kate Kearney etait une tres vieux bateau
ct une des chandler res await saute adeux ans au-
paravan'. Les journaux de st. Louis sigma
lent ce fait aux autorites ct demandent une
enquete. Mas ne savons-nous pas QUEEN pa
relic Circumstance il ny q jsmais &c coupa~
bles?
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-04
Puts Artesiau,

La p|upart de nos ~lecteurs ignorent sans
doute que ron grouse maintenant, rue du Ca.
nal, pres de la rue Dauphine, une puts arte
sien. LIE puts a deja, dit rAJeiAe du 81 Fe.
vrier, s~oixante pieds de profondeur ct il en- aura
cent demain ou apres-demain. g
On ne desespere pas a la Nouvelle Orleans
de trouver d'exce'lente eau de source. II ne
s'agit, dit &c journal, que de creuser ct d'arriver
a une de ces couches du sol qui sont imper.
meables ct Oh Sc Torment des etangs on laos
souterrains.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-04
NoUVELLE AVIS.
PENSEONNAT EE EXTER
Dirige par Mime. l.. G. Haase.

MADAME HAASE a rhonneur d'informer
ses anls Ell lie public en- general que son desir etant
de Sc h%er d une ~lnan!ere permanente a Plaque
mine tiberviilel a pris la resolution de Sc vouer
dune naniere toute spectacle a r6ducation DIES
jeunes personnes. o
Madame IlaAsE a Ie~poir de continuer a posse
der fopte Ia c~oatlanca don't ellie a Gle honorGe JUS
ga apFesent, en- pFod!guaut tous SONS aux entans
qui lul sct0Ia ccntites Reinforcement a l'educa,ion
ct au bon genre.
Lensei sue!nent ~religieux sera pa,laitement
soigne, etant Ia base de la bonnie EDUCATION.
Ii sera ehSeigne dams Iinstitution:
10. La Dictlon dams les daux Iangues.
90. La Grammairci denl.
30. L'aTathmetique, la Geographic.
40. Lhistoire general, Litterature.
Les ouvrages a l~'aigiulIe.
AIsES G'AGREMENTS.
10. lie dessin ct la musique.
Extremes.
PRlx.-Pour les commentaries dams
les deux l%angues. So per mois.
Glasses supelieures. 81 per mois.
Pensionuaires.
PRIx.-Pension et instruction. SI44 per an.
Les b.anchissage livreS. papier, etc, pave a part
aihsi que les arts engagements.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-04
On a Siugulier.

81 nous en- croyons lie Public Ledger, de Phi.
ladelphie, il y a maintenant devant lie Congress
une petition de Nine. Elisabeth G. Smith, du
Missouri, qui, en- 1916, %s'enrola CONNIE volon.
taire dams Ia guerre du Mexique, sous lie nom
suppose de Ben. Newman; ellie servit pendant
dix mois, remplissant dune maniere exemplaire
tous les devoirs de sa ~nouvelle profession; mails
son sexe ayant etc decouvert, ellie fut renvoyee.
Depuis cette epoque, lie faux Ben. s'est marie, ct
maintenant revenue a son sexe, ellie peti;ionne
pour ob,enir So pale ct ga concession de terre
de rEtat. Commela loi s'applique aux soldats,
ct non pas settlement aux hommes, il est a pre-.
sumer que la petition r~eussira.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-04
PLAQUEMENE:
% - q
samedi, Mars 4,1s54.
Rapport de l'Ingeneur de lEtat,

" ! Liz e1SuI O0 ALaCS
Retatirement d Eembouchure du BAYOU Pa-
! quemine.
Nous sommes receivable a Honorable r. d
WOODS, pour une copie de ce rapport, conte.
nant pres de quinze pages. Nous %n'avons pas
encore eu lie tens de lie parcourir enforcement
Nous voyons. dependant cue rIngcneur d'Etat
est oppose a la fermeture du Bayou. II dit que
beaucoup de personnes dams Plaquemine desi-
rent gull soft bouche, mails que 81 il retait, ces
indIvidns seraient les premiers a demander sa
reouverture, en- consequence des dommages qui
en- resuulteraient pour la vile. Tells que raug-
mentation ct accGlGration des eboulis des bords
du fieuve. IL pretend eu ouIre que la clorure
du Bayou serait. une grand prejudice aux habi-
tans plus bas que PIaquemine.
Voici les amGliorations GU travaux que Fin.
genieur d'Etat recommande de faire a I'embou-
chure du Bayou, atm, nous croyons, d'ttcarter
les bois de derive, ct d'assurer une navigation
non interroupue dams les eaux hautes, ct aussi
pour la protection de notre vile. q
AalDeIiofattoh que Je cOnslnere dams tOus
les cas- IA meiileure, ct qui merite lie mieux de
ire adoptce, serait ferection de murs substan-
tiels en- briques, qui reduiraient la quantite dean
entrant a Tembouchure du BAYOU, a la Iquanti-
te quipeut 6tre ~ecoulee plus bas, ct par &c NOV
en- reparer rerreur tatale qui a etc commise en-
creusant lie canal. LIE mur suptrieur ~servirait
de je'ee (break water) pour de'ourner lie fort
courant du Mississippi, ct lie mur i~nterieur pro.
tegeraitle lords du Bayou sur lie cote de la vile
de Plaquemine. Ooutre ces constructions, ie
recommanderais un radeau "flottant (floating
tender), denviron qratre cent 1uatre yingt pieds
de long qui serait place auiessus de rembou-
chure, lie bout, on eXtremite inferieure serait
tenue dams lie courant au moyen de palettes
permanantes places dessus. lesque'les s~eraient
mues par lc propre courant du fleuve, de sorte
que la meme force qui amenerait les bois de
derive contre lie radeau, les rejetterait dams lie
courant a une distance suiii slnte pour metre
pas attires dams la force du %courant du bayou"
En- ce qui concerne les murs en- 5rique nous
dlfferons enforcement d'opinion avec ce mon
s~ieur-d'autant plus que nous conside rons IN
tel Outrage a Pembouchure du bayou, en- fait du
bien gu avantage qui pourrait en- resulter com.
ME la quintescence de la foiie.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-04
4 1OUR DE JUSTICE, ParoisSc dIJcri!e,
Y Ell De IL L0niSinnp

Roth Freres Us. John Laport-Nc. II.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi addresse
par 5. Webb, juge de paix, Ell ct pour la paroisse
d i~hervl'lc, JeXposeral en- vente pubjgue au plus
oftTant ct dernier encherisseW SAMEDI, le 1 de
Mars 1914, a 10 heures 4. NJ. a Ia maisonde Cour
dc ceite raroisse. tons les droils, titIes ct intcrets
ct pFetenlioHs de John l.aport Ell ct aux prophecies
ci-apres d6crites, SAVIOR:
une echelle, echahoudage, fun ~nouton) massue
ct ~ pieces de boIS ecarrIes mesurant chaIue 513
pleds cOurant, Sc ~trouvent sur les deux cctes du
Bayou Paille a la j~oncton du cit Bayou au Bayou
Crosse Iete en- cette ~paroisse.
Conditions, compliant.
saisles pour payer ct s~atisfaire au j~ugement in
terets ct trals du sus-dit process.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sherif.
Paroisse dIberville, Few. IS, 1854 fylS