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$50 GAsp,p JAMES, Deyu.y Clerk.
NTAT DE La LOUISIANA, QuATRIEME corr
- n a De DISTRICT DE Ia NnuVELEE ORlkA gS-J,Frstr
~ IA bbSgiSIASE Tous eEUX QUE CES pREsENJfs

IIs
~ DE DISTRICT DE Ia NouvELLE,ORLtAys -J,Frs n
C0NGERNENT-SALUT: 80 'f'9 fiNfoHH1t.a
QuE John coleman
hefi de Ia par0isse dOtans pfoIriete apres ier &
iresse an Grete de cee Cou tut enraoT E ~
uus a* Juliet DE annee 1884 ccnoneflen m ~,
ae III de FEtat LouisiAn ntlute Acfe on
ei les wires des acquereurs iudeas IN
Mars 1904 u soft ner6 sias
IRENE Coar dc District de Ia Noupee opi n6nrran &
afolt la proprete ciapes decrts CONSEQUENCE aim a
forms dams Poidre lie dee6t eiugemen cour en-
Y pene eid iaita, GU dc topte 6gaat6 6gats %
non Fav gu IL TENS ete mode a Ia Oh p5pr NM
queconqua de ae daer de h
loguee S FA9 s'Hu'uet el Noino-
La de propieee ut vendue le Sheriff. eus dit la inn,
de annee 1861 yeftn dun ct yenfs a. 90
endn inn de Feyrier de Pannee dams aai ~ 80
man vs. j. MADDOX, No ISL du Docket de ees ,anr Ia
Vente le dt John Coleman B'est uour ~
DESCRIPTION DE La PRoPRiETE D,APRES In n
9uDClARE, SAVIOR: Une portion de- .rr
,ee deslgle par No. los plan FauonT Fi %
som 81 depoe en- eude de Theodore Guyo Notnire pH l
ye s DIT e mesnrant 1926 peds rue Second ceI
Va rue hlrd 700 peds face la Pryania meme sa Ia w. W.
aheat hkaee portion ilet lorna ie NAY
81 second 81 eaure 9l3 peds Ia rns Ssran @
pus sur ia rue fTytsnia ia de sur lone nnra
rue SECOND comps toues les batisses
tat!ssrs ct amelorations CONSTANT an
Gu eonVerte ardoes, gaIsIie avg
az second etags griage meme an ras T. "a
SUI es uols coieA la cuisine les des
pes ae "a mason prncpale, carriage dams IL s
ut lea balquettes toits de
an grsr de la Deureme Cour District A. Ia
o'sAns 10 Aout 1854. GAsPD JAMES Deputy CTs SsS i
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goHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT or sAR-

AZ remedy already carr sppl
he aueod than could BE- al ts
M % IL nSsa
s'ai aa asi ioT
pure M t
originating s.ats Hood
6E aas S
ssS
the baiorsSsI
msdicsroo forming compound producing
S'sA''''D'A"'' s 10 6H TEsT1aoEr
1s Ohio State Journal Columbia Chic thuspeskh OF BassAa
esual Compound Flus
sEtrasof sasapaa heity, Aes has introduced for tbs
past month; osy with ths very SPoa
hss ssua Ths. bold
Bear reader Bulls ss
'.paI an.i he woNDEE OF THE woRLpl
Oven DruEg. APohscHry ofSersra
severely sictsd Mereal Headache duiihsa7y psuS
n s,s aS ~
aas t. ss With three bottles Of which more
pleasure i sAF'aPAr. to tbs
Very fs,pssssfaglsly Es,,.g ,Bm 5Ho#EN' MD.
sshoss sassrng agoaaag
gsT rad the and what may be done for
Joss s1lLAssr las. have
sls %s
.5
and RsTE
Da'n''"n oni SR s5SPf Bk Nv aS +
. to your sasaPaA will say that.
P s ye caeR
cons
JUNCTION vita would pissr oar
seoaisarnsas sgPs;Issa
Ls#.pori, gy December l,is4'.
NOTICE TO FzMALES
John ons Of hs Female II
ed the eened when the efforts OF naure
d
asa, smed aas
the Of hOe
healthy hath and happiness
dseaas and them Than
H. Tvs Rs
snE sa a sSa
whieh often sssodaPt With much Bull
preaching should apprisod this
- $50 BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How We all admire eeaI beautiful white ska and
ssvsg.y ysh.s ssss.as
s",g Ss h Ra e. sad Sf ssn R e.
taon akin upon hs osy
Gy M and % Of
siePs
every and changing the yellow, dark AND saow
the wise issucent and hint enough for the lai
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAyoi
OF ANY MEDtcINEl
x. n.
BULL
Hsraapaa to be the best article manufactured for the
aroa Syphilis and other cuaneops and
used ii with onrs number the above
MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE.
Me- loHF BULL using your saaapalls several
oscrofula and with happy effect confident
e6caous medicines that be made for that dsease
ky IL Fol sd.as sMss n
efficacy Of Bulls SafaapsYiia;
YRoM DR., L, P. yANDELL. PROFESSOR OF CHEMIsT II
| THE LouIsVtlLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
the M of ingredients composing John Bulls
POUND Extract of ssssr aud have no saying
| which il 10 applicable. J.. II gAEDELL n D.
Louisville, June 9, 1888
What Pyles phyacan by appointment ofba Louisville
HOSPITAL, says of spll'sssrnspsTila;
LouJsvILLE, Msrch 30, lsas.
examined the prescription for Bull
believe the combination
~scalcula9d produce Alternative impression system
both public snd private The
artcs Of ssrzapsrinhtn nse NJ. PYLEs, IL. D.,
Reaidsnt Physician at ths Louisville Marine Hospital
This Medicine dss graphing with diaoss through tie Tese
restoring blooming health youthful yieor
ugcsaa-nay, those thst giavously tornented.
Certificates teening from ell directions
orsistaudns trem its Intrinsic worth, Al
| remedies before the public.
| Bold wholesale and retail by gOEN BULL
his Principal oMee gOur.hsifsst
| in she city and country
Wv Paraoa. wishing 50 accept
| thPErillA will please sddIeEs JOHN BULL,
| Fourth stree. .Louisyills, With refsrpnees.
n.y. The pBrpA EewOrisans Ruil'
| tarsaPArilla, Wholesale snd retail, are
l. WRIGHT CO., atshsir Pssen. Medicine Tsrehogse,
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LUTAER HoMEsss

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
=Gornt, ef BERToHsnd EUPHRosIRR sfsst',
ERr Office No 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Two Doors from The St. Cbarlt fhestrsi
ofthe Latest and approved Patterns Of
YERANDAHS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAriTs, BRi b s,
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS STORE FRONTS, Carl.
TAILS and nil kinds CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK
Building Purposes.
Prices OLD STAND No. 1906 ST. CHARLES
STREET 1y
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STATE ,l.: OF LOUISIANA, sncoSD Dlsrmc=

d. TATE OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DIsTRprr
~ COURT OF NEW oRIEANs.-THE STATE of i0TsI-
GREETING - StiA1L Sohh-
WHEREAS John Coleman having purchased a, sale made y The
5helt OF the eE Of QrsanH the properly hereinafter do bs
applied 20 the Clerk of this Office the decd al sals
recorded on the 14 dny Juy Monitop mr. ky,
uement ~ orny to Act ohe Legislature OF lie State
Aah ehiltfd Act ot The further pusg
eTs ~ Jude ales approved the Tenth March 1894
NOW THEREFORE, KNOW all persons inf
m ae hereby cited and Rdmonished te
ana, and oil the Second District UrIeat who can a. @
ahy sh the or claim and to the hereinafter dd IN
consequence Of p!prmat the h
N the appralsamen and advertisements
3r any other defect chow
the day thus hlontion Inserted the papers WHY ibr
SO made should not be confirmed - " '
The agd property sold Sheriff d the Parrish an
ths Slh day April D. 1854 All aIa
sued from this Court the M day February D. Is51 in
emitted John Coleman VIZ j. II. MADDOX, 1881, of Lr Dock
tins Court ut which aae the Rad John became hs purchaser
for the price Of 1910 ~ Wv f1''uHse'
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY AS GIVEN IN THE J1fnrcbr
EoNFEfANCE VIZ: ain portion Ground situated in a
taubonrg Vauta Parish of JEFF being the on fourth mn
Of ground designated on The Man NJ ok ~
city,
he same iton on Third on pryan lte
W ae 'front.' on street. which portion ground
corner tryania and Second and @
on the line parallel ~
On me ne running parallel with Second win nj
ann thereon, akGtch before H. L. Laws
Noiafy Public, dated 18Th
gallery front the ait
on !he lower story on three sides, the aud n
taehed 10 man building slate walks garden same hsp
on side walk ali the building slated aEen8
Clerks Office Second Dgtiet Cnnrt NJ N.,r ri -,
day Of August, A. d. 1854. " 49," 0t'e''s, his 4on
aull I'm GASpiD JAMES, Det utv fyol,
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SuNDRII1E5ss517,s ;. $. Bowie, Re-. WHISKY.
100 half
200 bbla Flelcher,a Extra WHISKY:
100 ind eighth casks American BRANDY
50 hbla Winter Strained LARD OIL;
so terces Sugar Cured HAMS;
300 bbls Small White BEhSSt
800 boreB BTAR CANDLES;
500 bali sHd quarter do;
400 boxer OLETHE SOAP-FUr sale by
N JOSEPH LANDS q CO., SO TchoupitonlnssL
SUNDRIES-
~ 75 h0xes assorted Pickles, (UaderwoodbD
70 do Brandy PeAchcB
81 do TOmatoe and Walnut Kctchnps, q nlsrw0cd's!)
IS do Gaytnne Pepper,
IS do Ntriaile's 0liyen. For sale BY
aus 4. +. COCHRAN Il HALL. rs tirayer It,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nCEAN SPRINGS. MIss.-Tbe nm AR.

n ROldA4t c1 hl1s0Ds hlop.--1ue f4z4sN
~ degned having sased for term Of these EE5am
newly discovered and highly valuable Mineral Springs
peettul Informs public that he
Hotel for the reception
ing the winter extensive additions have been Hotel
aud no effort has been spared make the highest
intent comfortable. Attached the Hotel
Rooms aud other usually found watering places
me hshng and bathing be eqnad the Southern
The the water of these Springs
chemist thatt contains mineral qualities the highest
The oxide fen and hydrogen exn quanie.
ad suffering from chronic diseases have restored
to health by the this The
between New Orleans during
from the Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad.
ie93H L. JENNINGS
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

ICE! ICE!!-J. STAFFORD & Co., Wholesale
Retail ICE No. u Eysian Fields street. opposite
the Pontcharrain Railroad bepoi, lower side:
Old Leyee street;
IL Tchoupitouas street,
No. Levee street;
No. IS New Leyee street;
No. Commerce stree;;
No. 6s5 Tchoupitoulaa street;
No. 4Sl Levee street.
TWO HOUSES Ninth and Harmony Streets Fourth
District. Office No. IS New Levee. ian1 1y
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
sE, GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they supply Druggists and Dealers
Nv Gsnea Depot and spscia Agency ISL CHARITIES st.
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss. &nns%sAs
This famed and popular Summer Rsseat generally dsik
known throughout the Southern unde the
msn of hlrs ELIZABETH PRADAa her JOHN
situated about one mile distant the village Biloxi will opened
the LIST Of June for the reception of vsitors.
GREEN OAKS too we'll known needan extended notice
For the popularity the establishment
Increasing The many natural advantages commanding the fne
water prospect the Lake. and the
flows from the Gulf have failed impress avoraby
visitors from New Orleans Mob and the surrounding
During the Winter the
and additions The BILLIARD ROOMS arrange
lifted up and ALL BOATS will all
visitors iree Of chnTgeo,alao, CLARET at Dinner.
CARRIAGES aud HORST Els be procured
In addition, the celebrated engaged
and a BA LII may be expected twice every week.
Visitors wishing s'ep the GREEN OAKS
the Hotel. ~ =
TERMS.
80 90
EH onidfen and Servants, half price. mya 3n
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A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr GooD's Compound
"a EXTRACT OF CoPAIyA-This is the great remedy
vey used in New York and other cties positive for
7onorrheR, elect the Whites Spanish English
Sold at No. 1sl CHARITIES STREET. el4 sm
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S UNDRIES-
~ 500 boxes Star Candles.
100 do Western Reservp Cheese
80 hbls lArge No. 8 AIatkereI.
300 quarter and haif boxes Ralsins,
50 lerces Rice
5000 Straw Paper.
800 boxes Pickles. Ketchupa Pie Frits assorIsd nnoI
and sizes, in store and for sale BY '
aulo A. d. GRIEF CO. 4e old Leyec
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New Orleans, La.
vERMlFUaES.
Winer's Canadian,
bwain's,
aM Porry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Esri'B,
b. A. FahneBtoek'9,
~ McLane's,
BAIsAhtS Il COUGH REMEDIES
WissRr'a Balsnin Of Wild Cherry,
HASTINGS Nsptha,
Shsrman's Bnlssm,
anchan's Hungarian, .s..o
Davis'a Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck'a Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's EYpeotorant,
HALLS BalRsm,
Swayne's Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Peetoral,
raylor's Bslsam Liverwort,
layne's Expectorant, .... .
Winer's Elecampnine, Nv
hogeTs' Llverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liyerwort, o.
Ssahler's Cherry Expertoran.,
Loudon's Indian do.
DR.. Roses do,
SARsAPARTLLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. P. Townsend's,
Sandu's,
Old Jacob Townaend's
Carpener'a,
Wynkoos'a,
Shakers,
~ ms Gransnberg's
Guysott's Yellow Dock,
,.. PLAsTERS.
Wslls Strengthening, -
Ewan's Strengthening
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
BadeAu's,
Knspp's Indian
Aleoek's Porous,
Griffth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnica,
LINIaIENTs.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Butler's Nerve and Bone.
Hunts, Nv "%4
Hayes'a,
Tobias's Venetian
Hewes's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger'a,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
Merchants Gnrgling,
Cherokee,
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s' Pans Ss Of os. e9qhr RAnAsA 'o aERREN
Rf VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias, to me
N directed BY The Hon l. . Gaieune, Justice Of tie Peso
Q me faah Of eteane willie Auction, SAT
y "a tne lsth o Ausst 1854 nt O'clock my W4rthous
One let OF FURNITURE.
2slzed IN he above slit TKRMs--Eahh.
i HOPPE ro,n,t,
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AaUE REMEDIES, etc

AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood's Indian Chologogus,
Rowhnd's Tonic Mixture, n
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge, @
Vegetable Fabrifuge.
sLOZENGES.
Shorman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS. vi.
Loyett's Wahpene or Hair Clos,
B4rry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Katharion, ". Il
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, M .@.
Van Deussn's Wahpene,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Haue's Eau Lustrale, M
0ldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways CiTcsssisn Balm.
PANACEAS. o Y
SWANS, Houck's,
Cullen'e Indian Vegetable,
Longlev's Great Western. 5.
OINTMENT AND SALYEs.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Hotloway'a Ointment,
afcAllister's All Healing,
Brooks Magic Saive, Pryor's Pile
Grsy's, Harrison's Specific,
Traak'a Magnetic, jndkin's,
Louden's All Healing, Russis.
ug OILS. #.."
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
MeNair's Acoustic, scarpa'S do.
Britinh, Hsrlaem. M...
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pELL CHENEY sPRINGs.-The un- t.s:zAA

4 DELL CHENEY SPRINGS.-The un- h.zss
tsIsgnsd inform the public that they saAH
purchased ihis WATERING PLACE.
d construction improvements
The Springs situated the pine woods parish Landry
thrseyen miles north OponsaR diAtap
youth Of Aexand, and ten miles north Bayou Cho
aef possesses highly medicinal qualities and
aggravated dipeses which beyond ordinary
The Bath supplied BY Spring Water much appre
% by tnvads Deer, Fox Wild
me sort to the hunter; and the Lake. length with
septh OF twenty feet situated three miles hall the
ao9gR oa TGgt and other fine sh Of HOand
BEST Mlnts and Liquors which the can afford
@ oe keH constantly on hand Coaches always
aid
me Springs Good Music will be furnished given twice per
week gat Hunting Horses he
Lake WI be kep for hre Gentlemen hunting bring
received from lat May LIST November. ~
TERMS BOARD:
Children Ind Servants half price, W
APPS im DhIgIF h M 4 JIf,aa Np
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1uM ARABIC-25 packages assorted quail
Va tiles, for alsby Ell. HART ap "a Tchauptouas ii,
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CApIrAL--TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Agent,
dec2o ly Office, rs 81. Charles street
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| woLFE,s AROMATIC sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
tH Druggists Merchants all dealers Of the articles
contained catalogue will call
sending their where will be the
assortment GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
\ Staten, at the lowest prices. Please address,
| j. WRIGHT a. co.,
| GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
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q - FELLOWS KEST.-Vaults in this
pssy can be Obtained BY PERSON
WfiiTAIs III oana q Camp and
foT hs The price of Vaults
y, $au;
" q win child or all other baa IN Srise
% eo insariably For purchase Of Lota or
@saen respecting the stRsst, apply 10 " 'ea "'
=. 9. PERSON. CONNIE reial Alley,
sAs FunsRAux, Secretary q, a. .ne oaa soS S m, aas'
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6SHOIOE WINES AND LIQUoRS.-BRAN-
~ DEs-Sararac the vintage 1885 1905
otard Dupuy and brands
and qualities.
WtNEs-oid Reserve Pathenho Side and Ma
deai Harmony Sherry; Old Port St
ndsparkng Hook BouEy Fleur Sery aud
Champagne White Wns ciaet
ases, of all qualities.
Holland Crol1 Rum Roanoke
aud Old Rye Whisky Fruits aud Fruits
Eerydeserpon; BOXERS Berlin and ouley
ahe Of WINES LIQUORS, which will
thlstetna he found, for oash or city paper.
100 easkBEGg TER and ALE in pints and quarts.
AF' SEWEI.L T. TAYLOR, Roy latreet
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From Philadelphia

From Phlladelphla.
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECIsION-sUNBURY RAILROAD
ExCURsION-DRATH OF A SENATOR.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. q 1854.
Justice Black Of the Supreme Court gave his decision
where Alderman had fined different tavern keepers
atty dollars each for selling liquor the Sabbath. The
defendants claimed the right Of trial jury denying
the jurisdiction Of the Alderman. The decision howev
err affirmed the judgment Of the Alderman and said such
were not suits at common law, but criminal pro-
oeedings, under special act. All the other Judges
agreed with the decision except Judge Lewis, who
tended against the whole principle Of summary convic
ton, as an invasion Of the right of trial by jury.
The members Of the City Councils Of Philadelphia with
large number of those who invited to participate
in the opening of the Sunbury Railroad arrived
here last night most unexpectedly to citizens who
had sent committee to meet them at Buffalo; but
ing to some mistake in the arrangements, they passed
through that city without stopping The citizens here
most cordial welcome. They were received BY Mayor
King, who, in eloquent speech profered them the
Inequalities Of the city, which duly responded
to by O. +. German, Esq. public dinner
given them this afternoon ct Browns Hotel, and
grand reception ball comes Of this evening at
the Reed House. The party leave tomorrow for
Ptsburg via Cleveland, and viii leave Pittsburg Sa
turday morning for home.
Levi Foulkrod member Of the State Senate from the
Fourth district Of this city died at his residence in
Frankfort this morning, aged about SO years.
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Cushing and JEFF. Davis are opposed TO any appoint
msnt in his favor Upon this point even Guthrie chimes
in with JeG. Davis.
These are among the passing Developments at the
West End. Stranger than these win be disclosed
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. n, 1854.
Nos. IL, IL and 13Joseph Battn, patentee and Sam
ue Battin assignee James Taggert and others. Err
rors the Circuit Court of the Eastern district Of Penn
syvania. Judge Mclean delivered the opinion OF the
Court reversing the Judgment Of the Circuit Court with
costs and remsndng the with directions to award
rtnire facias de
No. 20-Adam D. Stewart, plaintiff in error, The
United States. This cause argued by Mr. Cox for
the plaintiff and by Mr.. Bib for the defendant.
No 2s-victoire Shields ct. al appellants, Robert
R. Barrow Appeal from Circuit Court of the Eastern
district OF Louisiana. The appellants in the cause hav
ing been called under the 10th rule, motion Of Mr.
Jann the counsel for the appeee and failing to ap
pear the case was dismissed with costs.
No. 29-Catharine Kinns, wife Of VIM. Variance, ap-
pelant, Pierre Jorda Jr ct. al Appeal from the
Circuit Court of the Eastern district Of louisiana The
appellant in the having been called under the
18th rule motion OF Mr. Jann, counsel for the aps
psse and failing to appear, the cause was dismissed
with costs.
No al-wm. Fontan, appellant, vs. Vim. Ravenel
Argument by Mr. Gerard, for theAppellee.
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City Intelllgence.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE OBsBoUTB OF THE DECEASED
FRExAS, JAMES LowERRE.-A meeting Of the foremen
and engineers Of the Fire Department held last
evening, in the Stuyvesant Institute make arrange
msnts for the celebration of tho obseques Of james
Lowerre one Of the members Of Hose Company No. Z,
who killed by the falling Of wall during the recent
fire in Broadway. series of resolutions passed,
expressive of the esteem in which the character Of
the deceased WAS held by all who knew him, and CON-
doing with his friends and relatives in the loss they
sustain in his death. It decided that the whole
Fire Department should turn out in body 10 citssnA
of the Department draped in black. The members win
meet at the Chiefs office, No. q Elizabeth street. ct IL
Of rSsS the
procession win start at O'Clock. The remains win
be inferred in Greenwood ssmsts,y i appear. that
which he belonged and he was regarded one Of the
most efficient When taken from beneath the ruins the
upon him, was found lying near him. he was young
man, at the time Of his death being exactly % years
months and Fl days old The American Rifles Of which
he Was also member, win act as escort to the hesrss
FIRE IN THE FOURTH AvKSux-At about half past two
O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE discovered in the
Mrs Carlton Odacers waldsr and harrington, Of the
Eighteen ward succeeded In extinguiahing before it
had time to do any material damage is said the aie
lar These furnaces heaters appear to be Of dangerous
construction The Fire Marshal should investigate
these furnace apparatus In the fullest manner.
4,
At A. NJ stood ct Is deg, abatement Of cold equal
to deg from the same. period the day before Daring
the morning there slght snow squal but It clear
ed up before the afternoon. The tsmperaturs was
quite moderate throughout the day the thsrncmstsr
standing at average Of about 80 deg FAIR p
II. It stood at 80 deg.
INHAIIHG FUMES FROM CnARcoAL.-A colorsd woman
named Bridget Carr while sitting BY charcoal furnace
at her residence In the Of No. 1S9 Church street
on Wednesday evening" became insensble som the fumes
and accdsntsy let child, which she had in hsr arms
fall into the 6re The cries Of the child brought asss
lance and it rescued but It's recovery a.vssy doubt
fal' 4Ae xe#sH, + 10 thought, can b resDrsd.
SUFFERING AMONG l,ddHAE-An ,ssS r. s%%srsss
named Ann Hagan with two chtidssn, cns = SssHs
With measles, Was found on WedneeoS
per fcct Of Chambers r..rs they had been ssd-
them taken to the Third ward station house Where ths
::s disd s6oh aftsr entering The other child and
it, mother were In starving condition. and Immediate
attention had to DO given them.
TIE PrvmxlIY CAsx-The Court Of General Sessions
yesterday deferred the passing Of sentence ON Charles
Peverely convicted for attempt 70 fire his store
l47 Front street. In July last until Saturday Of this
week. Judge Beshe viii render the judgment Of the
court.
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From the South.
TIE NAILS-FREE NEGROES IN SOUTH CAROLINA, ETC.
CoIuNaIA, Is. GU Dec. q, 1854.
We have received here New Orleans papers Of SAtur-
day last but they contain nothing Of Importance.
The adjournment Of the South Carolina Legislature
takes place tonight.
The bill providing TO- modification Of the Laws in 70
laon to the introduction Of free negroes into the STATE
after passing three readings in the Senate and two the
House, was laid upon the table.
The Charleston Courier has received by the arrival Of
the schooner British Queen dates from Nassau to the
9th inst
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Death from the Enscts OF Ether.

ALBANY, Dec. 81, 1854.
4 beautiful young girl, eighteen years old, named
Weave. belonging to Scoharie county, operated
in the hosp..A here to-day for tumor in the neck.
Ether vas admins .ared, when she tainted Stimuants
were then given 50 as to her, when more ether was
had recourse to- Tho operation s proceeded WITH abe
Was completely stupefed and not Ions afterwards died.
Dr. Marsh. assisted BY Dr. 0rmsby and others perform
ed the operation.