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Genstne Pop,s,n,. .uedicimes,
]. WRIGHT s co.
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,

q. their
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
No. ISL Charrou street, New Orleans.
IN quantities to suit purchasers. 'GS
osGooDs INDIA GHo1AGoGUE
b. A. FAHNEsTocH's vERMIFUGE.
THoRN'S EXTRACT. -g
woLFEs AROMATIC sCIIIEDAM sciiNAPfs. ~
GoUIEY,s VEGETABLE BTTERS.
RIsEToN CLARK co.'s COD LIVER OIL.
sEIDITTZ AND SODA POWDERS.
WINER'S CANADIAN YERhliFuGE.
FARRELL's ARABIAN LINlMENT. @.". "
BARTINES LOTION.
+-z DALLYEs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JOHN BULLS sARsAPARILLA.
PHALoNs HAIR IHylGoRAToR.
BALLARD'S HAIR DYE.
SANDS sARSAPAR1LLA.
MoRsEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
MoRTIMER's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
S. P. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILLA. =.
LYONS KATHAIRoN. I=S."
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
HooFLANps GERMAN BITTERs.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. ae
JEW DAVID OR HEBREW PLAsIEF.
GRAY,s OINTMENT -
W1sTAR's BALsAA OF WILD CHERRY.
RoeERss SYRUP OF LIvERwoRT, TAR.
BRYAN's PuLMoNIc WATERS.
BARRYhS TR1CoPIERoUS.
McLANES VERMFuGE'
MoFFAT'S PILLS
BRANpRETHS- PILLS
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER.
WRlGHT,s INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
. DIR, MoRsEs INyIGoRATiNG CORDIAL
-ss CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID ts. n"""u Mad
RoWANB's TONIC MIXTURE
All of which are warranted genuine, :
and will be furnished in any quantity DgSss and Whotsa
Dealers and on than they can BE- procured fo
the proprietors themselves, by applying to
- j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
No. Isl Chsrtrss street. New Orleans,
fahqn qdnkt under the Orleans fiOa
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u. u. Skeek.

PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER s. sTATIONER,
OH Gse~CAMP STREET.-8@ on
sgr ALWAYS ON HAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW (Engsh aud Frsneh MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC.
kg STATIONERY. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
Ey- BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of cvary description.
tS- PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING executed with ueane'a
aud dispatch.
tB- AGENT FOR j. T. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC"
AND HOE CO.'S CELERB ATED PRINTING PRESSES.
fsba0 7tap INV
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united Measures will be submitted to you for
the amendment OF the law relating to the re-
presentation of the Commons in Parliament.
Recent experience has shown that it is necessary
to take more effsctual precautions against the
evils Of bribery and corrupt practices at cleo
tions. 1t will also be Jour duty to consider
whether more complete effect may not be given
to the principles Of former acts, whereby reform
were made in the representation Of the people
in Parliament ~
In recommending this subject to your con-
sideration, nv desire is to Tensve every cause
Of just complaint, to increase the general con,
fdence in the Legislature, and give additional
stability to settled institutions Of the State
submit 10 your wisdom the consideration ofthese
important subjects, and pray God to prosper
YOUR counsels and TO guide your decisions.
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Endi3s' .Rascfiaaa.-

ER PHILLIPS woalda5 call the attention of the Ladiea
city ard its vicinity that no s THIS DAY opened corner
Louis and Royal Streets LADIES' AUCTION will
selected assortment of FRENCH FANCY GOODS fok hs Wiz asI
invariably to the highess bidder p ~
The stock consists in part BROCADE SILK UsIs
FLouNCED bAREGEs and FLoUNcED JAcoNEfs variety 81
other sye of Dress Goods, with large FINE EN-
BRoIDBRIEs. Hza- ~
ALSO F1NEFsNs SILK PARAseLs, PORTE MoNsAIEs Extra
sftELL Coabs large variety, too toenttou.
=5sa 'Tat "a f7s's'~ AL SO -.
~ Alage assortment direct imported FANCY GOODS saYed at
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET .r -l
r. The sale will commence daily O'Clock will till
every article Ia sold.
Blmportea desiring close Invoices Fancy will do
wen 70 avail themselves of this opportunity. %
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~ OPPOSITION TO THE NEBRASKA B1LL.--A great
meeting was held in Rochester, N Y, the night Of
the 18th, in opposition to the Nebraska Bill, at
which strong resolutions were passed: Mayor
Williams presided. and parties Of all political
creeds We're present. - s,5..,-.f
An, immense and enthusiastic Meeting was
held in New orks the same night in opposition
to the Bill. y Speeches were made by the Hon
John Hale, the Rev Mr. Beecher and. others.
Strong Resolutions were adopted, which are to
be sent to ahe President, the members Of Con
gresss and the Governors Of each State
meeting in opposition to the Bill was also
held, at Concord, M H., ON the Esd. Sixteen
were appended to the call.
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Hobeasack's Vy.0rns syrtsp.

T The mCa esetua remedy coyssd for the destruction Of
Worms, either children sdalbang ah pleasant that
be given 10 the tender nns TIE hundreds Of
formed daily by thin Syrup should satisfy s Of unprecedented
virtue will be without Is after giving trial.
When your afflicted With huuesa eyes, picking
the bcaed stomas sudden starting their hsn
is your time 10 use this remedy.
E The above valuable medicine sold wholesale retail
- J. WRIGHT d CO., isi chsrsfes street. N. o.
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We received yesterday call from Mr.. W H.
Clements, editor of the Democrat, at GarroIlton,
Mississippi, who visits this city on business CON
nected with his paper, The region in which the
Democrat is published is q productive one, and
not small portion of its trade comes to New
Orleans hence the advantage to cur merchants
of advertising in the Democrat, which, we be-
neve, has, under Mr.. Clements skillful manage
ment, gained large circulation, and attained
position among the most intelligent and in
auential journals of that State.
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To she Ladies'.


= III Il D a I 7 ia a I u N
~ Respectfully offers he's
The treatment Of tho following PRoArsUs uTERl
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-
GoRaEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Thsrsanent adopted that which
the most distinguished Surgeons
its here, which shs has ample testimony the
aha ushss heu that al
Of the Uterus, not Of nature,
Madam herself
ear be esnsused DAILY, at her residence,
nyls sptf 1873 st. Joseph street.
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ssn the National Eiut.
STATE LEGIsLATuRE


BATON ROUGE, Feb A. Senate 1.-The bill
to abolish tacit mortgages was re-considered and
referred to a special committee
An act to lay tax Of one dollar head on
free persons Of color throughout the State, for
the purpose of raising fund for transporting
emaneipated slaves to Liberia, was discussed at
great length, pending which theSenate adjourn
ed to Monday next. ~
HoUsEs--In the House an act in relation to
the privilege on cotton, sugar, etc, in the hands
of merchants, etc, was, after some discussion,
laid on the table, subject toeall. -4S
Mr.. Roberts, of Orleans, introduced bill in
relation to the inspection of Beef and Pork.
A majority of the Sanitary Committee have
reported in favor Of the establishment of quar-
antine. Luzenburg's Hospital has been tender
ed to the Committee, as q hospital for contagious
diseases, for fifteen thousand dollars. The ma
jority Of the Sanitary Committee have not re-
ported
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Pampero, from San Juan, arrived at the South
west Pass yesterday morning at 8 o'clock
bringing l26 passengers, but up 70 u o'clock
last might had not arrived here. she has been
detained, We suppose, in. the river below BY the
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EsasF'as@s'g 16, 1854.
WINTER, CLOTHING, AT COST, FOR CASH.
tB- Frem this date weswil Entire Stock of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING SooDS AT THE
ACTUAL cOST PRICE.
Every Article will be marked in plain figures which
ton will be made.
Gentlemen replshshng their Wardrobe will find this unusual
opportunity to do with s@aF
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY sadALL COST.
Dealers invited give CALL have articles that
will job of UNDER COST.
THOMPSON NIXON u CO.,
fcbs Spit No. ls Camp street, opposite City Hotel.
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Df0a's-keesa, Dysesstary, Cholera,
CHOLERA MORBUS. -=l

E- BEAcH's ANTI.CATHARTfC MIXTURE is certain, aae
prompt and scua remedy above dRsase all diseases
like character sithsr for children sdult For sails by
E. D. BEACH, M D.. of Chass Customhouse
BY TIos RANKIN corner OF Camp and Poydras Streets
And BY SYAES CauaiApd feh9l 4pstkt
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THE DAILY CRESCENT
za=----=-----=--z-- -===--
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB'Y Is, 1864.
The weekly Crescent,

Issued this morning. eau be had at the counter
or at the book store of T.. G. Morgan, in Ex-
change Place, near the Post-of6ce, done up in
strong wrappers for the mail, if required The
present number is an interesting one. "a
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Greater. Inducements than Eves-

Greater. Inducements than Epes'
& 1B Are now being offered at {S .".@E
sa@ @. B. DREW'S,
No. ii chartres street,
TO PURCHASERS OF WINTER CLOTHING.
In order facilitate the closing his entire stock he has made
still further reductions in his already
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
he confident that selling lower than the
quality offered this market before. His
stock entirely ofesh Goods and not 70 be
COMPOUNDED with the stocks of old houses who have had their
goods hand for until ,hey have become anqusted st
moth worthless Every article guaranteed perfect with
the privilege the Of returning ad having hzmoney
funded should it prove unsatisfactory.
Travellers will do well to call and look at hia
SOLE LEATHER
TRAVELLING TRUNKS and ~
CARPET BAGS,
they will find them much cheaper than be bought elsewhere
Recoleet the number is Va. ."
Il CHARITIES STREET,
Canal Gustonhouae Streets opposite the large Shirt
Emporium Of D. GorTsn d Co. c. B. DREW. =
feb2D 2dp6t&itw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

The steamship United States, from Aspinwall,
now overdue four days, had not arrived at the
time Of cur going to press
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

A woman named Lathrop, in Niagara county,
N. T., driven into a state of frenzy in conse-
quence Of her husband leaving her, as she sup
posed, to go and live with another woman, took
poison, and also administered poison to her
newly born child, on the 4th inst. The act
having become known, medical aid was pro-
cured, and the woman was relieved, but the
child died sst
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Dr,sgs, MEDICINE s and Chen.icais

Dir. h. j. COKE, No. 80 Camp street.
ER DIR. E. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive m
nearly fifteen have by their merits acquired reputation
unsurpassed squaled By similar made in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH Strip.
T EXTRACT OF CoPAlYA, SARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH L0zENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEA
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ For gale by Drnggats generally, wi lukf
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Mouse F,s,.seisI,issy Store.


s73 and rs CAMP STREET
W The Subscribers daily editions to their iargs
and varied stock, comprised in which
sQuEENsWARE GLASS and CHINA WARE;
s,. BIRMINGHAM WARE;
IN, RICH CHINA VASES, and
l FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRoNDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in ssts or single ..
FINE TABLE CUTLERY
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ses ENAaiELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA. PLANIsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE
FEATHER BUSTERS;
~. BRUSHES, of all kinds;
s- .=- PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING,
WINDOW coRNIcEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD and WHALE OIL.
eb9q 9rn2p MILLER HARRIS d WALDO.
To Hossse-Eeeloes.s
~ Tbs Citizens Strangers vsiting City, par
ieaay called 70 the varied aud splendid stock of
s. Hag SE- r u SIZING G FOODS,
at tho store Of the undersigned which being such
RED=UGED PRICES
as render greatly .ha advantage call
mine them. Amope their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
PHAtN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS;
EARTHENwaR ARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RAll GQl fSl4Asb boNls, FktaEkNh DISHES, DECANT-
ERs. ETC; ETCt 81
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TuMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
R-PLATEp CASToRs, WATERS, cAKE-BAsKETs;
SILVER PLATED GANpLEsTICKs, SPOONS, FORKS, ETC;
SILVER PLATED WATERS, BoTTLEsrANDs, ETC; -
KNIVES AND FORKS, IAPANNED WATERS;
WooDENwARE, TINwARE;
ANDIRoNs, TENDERS, sfioyELs AND Tones
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALE,KINDS, And CHA NDELIERsi
Beses a variety necessary all HOUSE KEErERs TOO
numerous ts be named ii an adysriissmsnes
Ii. BR0WER e. CO.,
febi7 Imqp IT.csmp st1sss opposite the City Hotel
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Norris 8 Weal.

| FILTERS,
Corner CAMP COMMON SITS, eundsr City Hotal)
kH Have just received, opening tAeir usaaf
lyEW.A Nd SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.
Their stock GEsTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS being very
large completes they prepared
public generally withaevery ,rsf e&
ARTICLE OF APPAREL Wy
PERTAINING TO eENTLENAN's WARDROBE.
Being constantly recepto the latest every
val from North they throushoa.
PLETE ASSORTMENT.
-s.I,g NORRIS s. WAY,
febl5 sdptf undsr thu CITY EoTEJE Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
re ruE.NEw ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
asp tbs southern ltnt.


ny LATE FROM CHINA-LIVEs LOST.
~ New YORK, Feb 23.--An arrival at this port
brings dates from Canton to the sth Of Dees m 4
Der. The United States sloop- of-war Plymouth
had lust arrived there, and reported that she
had experieneed typhoon of the BONN Is
lands. during which Lieutenant Matthews, one
Of the officers of the Plymouth, and fourteen of
the crew lost their lives.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
..,e New YoaK, Feb %. There is fair demand
for Cotton to-day, and prices are firm without
any quotable change. Flour has been in good
request at firm prices, though there is no actual
advance; sales of Ohio at $S rs per Dbl The
Corn market opened rather heavily this morn
ing. but improved toward the close; sales at 90
to s4se, per bush. Pork has been rather easier
for buyers, but not quotably lower. Lard is
firm with sales in bbls. at 10 4c per ID. Rio Cof-
fee is in good demand at firm prices.
STEAMER NORTHERN LIGHT.
NEW YeRK Feb. 1.-THE steamer Northern
Light, from San Juan 10Th inst, has arrived at
the entrance of the harbor, and is now coming
up.
= DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. 80.
CHARLESTON, S. o., Feb. 24,-A terrible fire
took place at Orangeburg on Tuesday, which
destroyed the stores of Messrs Collins, Jones,
Treadwell, Luris, Merchant, Bull, VIM Ebe-
ney, the office and outbuildings of DR.. Rowe and
Mr. 0edendorff, and the dwellings Of L. Alden,
John Alden. Mr.. Brigham and Miss Wise; only
the store of Mr.. Collins was insured. The loss
is very heavy, and the place will not recover
for two or three years.
81. SHIP ABANDONED. 2 ~ -
New York, Feb, ID, s: As P. M-The ship
CorneliusH Grinnele has arrived here, bringing
the officers and crew Of the ship Columbiana,
Captain Stuhl, abandoned at sea. The Column
biana was bound from New Orleans for Liver,
pool. with a cargo Of 92S bales Of cotton, 456S
barrels Of -four, 5000 slaves and quantity Of
oil cake, [The Golumbiana was cleared at this
port by Messrs, Bogert and Williams, on the
23a of December ast---Eds.
: DISASTERS, ON THE COAST.
New YORK, Feb. 24.---Accounts are con-
stantEy arriving of disasters to the shipping
along the coast, caused by the recent terrible
. storm.
THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
New YORK, Feb. 24s---The steamship Nor
therns Light, from San Juan, arrived at her
wharf last night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

Col, George Rivers, a lawyer of ability, died
in Providence, b. l., on Saturday last--a viotim
to intemperanee. '5aS-
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+We have received later Texas papers by. the
arrival Of the steamship Mexico yesterday from
Galveston. We find il, them however, no news
of Importance. The steamer Jack Hays col
lapsed her. fues on the 18th, short distance
above Lynehburg, on the San Jacinto river,
killing negro man, land dangerously wounding
the engineer, Mr.. ames Gray. The steamboat
was but slightly Injured. v ST,-f
The Galveston News is informed that there
wasya heavy snow at Huntsville on the 10Th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

On Friday morning, YssruaTy 81 O'clock consumption
MILDRED ANNA, wife OIL Francis Grkult, aged ~ years.
E The tuda Of the family requested funeral
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Arrivals at The Principal Hotels ;. !.

Henry Arcularius, ESQ, has resigned his
Office of street commissioners New York.
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'.e SaYsGpaa'iEga.
TONIC Alternative EXTRACT OF.

- krsPAFEu SkIy bJ
DIR. E. ] COKE, ,5s fl
-.-s No 95 CAMP STREET.
TT The strongest preparation made which daily used for this
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANas
MENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM.
@ To be had at No. s6 Camp street. Draggss generally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

% A SAD AcGIDENr.-Robert M. Smoot, son of
the late Col BENZ s. Smoot, left home on Fri
day morning last, with his gun to kill some
birds for sick friend. Having cooked his gun
to shoot at passing flock and meeting with
some slight interruption, he placed it against
the fence. In attempting to raisei it, it accident
ally discharged, lodging the contents in his
throat He fingered until Saturday night in
great agony, which he bore without murmur
He died with holy resignation, leaving a wild
owed mother and many relatives to mourn his
untimely end Mobile Tribune Esd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

Dry Goods Dry G006s!!
W W THOMPSON,
No. 8 CHARITIES STREET,
IF Will commence to sell from this sntl the LIST OF March
ENTIRE STOCK OF RICH AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS at
PRIME COST for CASH. NE w SPRING STOCK.
Purchasers will fnd usually kept this Market
and they rely having them less than ery
invite all customers, and th pnble generally
satisfy themselves.
w. W. THOMPSON, ts .
ehi lm9p Chsrtres street, 0Flnans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

The Clerk of the steamer Antelope will accept
our thanks. for Louisville papers. Also, the
Purser Of the steamship Mexico for Galveston
papers, @# @es3sE $780,
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77E aEcoSD 04RD oraa D1grR7e,

g- We are requested by many citizens to
place thu Of RICHARD M CARTER ssisre the people as
Candidate for ALDERMAN subject to ths Democratic
febes lW4 THE PEOPLE.
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.qftesaEiOrt =! ladies.

~ Try JoNEs's LILLY WHITE, if you'd ooE fair
With its wonderful qualities compare
il beauty improves, makes the hectic look fine,
The sailss look white and the white lsOk sublime.
To be had at the Depot whore ali shinga arc pure
$ ISL CHAHTREs sTREET-then you 80
tB- For sale by j. WRIGHT CO, sole Agents,
fsbqO 6t7p ISL Ghartrcs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

Valuable Imnroved Real Estate In Canal Street,
First District, and Lots on Baronne street-siendy
Burke d 90.
BY BACH s. BRUNEI, Auctioneers
SATURDAY, March II, 1854, at Banks
NJ Cir Il IN !. a 1 p Ssssi e s &
.os .ss ilsas,ss.
~: IT, &. s ;is ! iss sssss :;.s
sssss
Philippe streets and u'nAy known the State suse
p Fs a9 s.x ss pas
P s s ed , "a M 's ' A.
a 1ea No.. 81 !. sgd ess Bsoan rS
common with the adjoining property by lao bet
The bpdnga described property on,' Of three
y bqk lot pressed brick fonta With iron Easements
Io No. IS sa,ses "a alley u tse. wide running
PpPa streets sud q C,n 20. in with the
Joining Il ss ss ssP by
asa il ps sE sa a ID e s y 3 Win
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the aid ID ssuiy Nay In = Is: oai 4
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yo Ssw orsar a. being
the noss DR.. stfy'sa c.r pro...sy poe by him. tn.
aa s ss q i, :,1s,
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the ss bsak 9s LAZY @ and T ysi an @
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otIasa % the sum Of s'7 49, being A'0 for interest
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III New eaeaa fer t Of sIa ~ S'Dg oiH'.on the
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@ 4 etssy F t. .s g. s f'
Secondly note, ea ss..!lu
Il slss 3 s's payt s. r'.p'f 4, T. s
bsesasr sHStfs " Jaas Il ea ust o.
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and passy d he qiat Nac6 1853
ne nv SeE osssa SF ts sam Of - seseiHs a'' for n'
ss5 s.sa ia g e . s.l X sS ss @
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sond dated ,assrsa ssa ,.dor,sa
Louisiana stsis BsnI he sy olsan. tssl Az 4
psests and m day Of a1f o. ss sqa sL 9s E
tsfs's on ths aots f-,t d.ssbss
payable ma 2 March, 1874 Eye tasn. state Bank The
city Neg the sum of s'a 49, being also On
ssrsa note ,. ;ss's led bah b. s q
% qt Entered y M g Burke :y a. d r. t 3D. al.
secondly ann endorsed
sa aA s s sy ous % 81 81
Of peabss ls1 amounting together 70 ssgs 3d. being for n
on H. nIts hra.y described
ad Psyabeon The 9lst March.
taei.y Of New Orleans for the Of sIt 10 hsHg also for ~
Al shs ndsa case uonpaymsn to
GEN. III 5 a Rs
any 1 li Basds e. Sac s as
which fall due on tbs !lst q March, IsT4.
stsad due and Except
which paid and bsaF interest 81 the Of
The Assumption ever and above the amount bid Tie
purchaser. y .. '-' f4s' i. j. si Is midi
syndie's Sale of Pew in Christ Church, Stocks,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

: we are indebted to Hon. stephen A. Douglas
for copy Of his Nebraska Bill -.