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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
The Site of Mississippi,
YAzoo COUNTY.


To all persons interested IN the lands, tene-
naentS d heredtt0nle2ats of Thompson Byas-
+ ter deceased.
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
IN alta Probate Court of said county and State.
10 be holden at the Court house in Yazoo city
on the 4th Monday in February, next, thenand
there 10 show cause ifany you have or can why
order should not be granted for the sale of
the following lands belonging to the estate of
said decedent, to-wit The east-half of north
east quarter and the southeast quarter and
Southwest quarter of northeast quarter OF
Section 20, and the West-half of west-half cf
northwest quarter. and west-half of west-half
of southwest quarter of Section 20, and the
east-half of southwest quarter and west-half
of northeast quarter of Section %, all in
township IL. of Range East, containing five
hundred and fifteen acres more or less, situa-
ted, lying and being in said county and State.
And further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
Court in the premises, and it is further ordered
that publication of this citation be made in the
Yazoo Democrat a weekly newspaper, publish
ed in Yazoo city, for the space of sixty days.
WITNESS, Hon. GEO. b WILKINSON, Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in November A. d. 1853, and seal of
said court. ISSUED the Bird day of December
A. ID. 1853. WIN. II. BELL, Clerk.
December7, 1S53-5-10t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
A. M. HARDIN.

Dealers in Produce, Groceries, Staple
foods Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Su-
gar, Coffee, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Molasses,
Sal, Spices, Soap, Starch, Shot, Gunpowder.
Indigo. Bagging Rope and Twine, White
Lead, Quinine, dfc. &c.
YazOO City, FEiss.
Nearly opposite P. O'Donnell.
P.S. Weare prepared to furnish all kinds
of supplies to Planters, and make Cash advan.
ccs on Cotton consigned to our friends in n
Orleans. Messrs. OAKEY & HAWKINS.
9th 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
WfElHl3s Hotel.

"a YAZoo CITY, MISSISSIPPI. a
EESHE subscribers would inform the public
n that the above named house has been refit-
ted bnd furnished with ali necessary csnve-
niences calculated to promote the comfort OF
the travelling community. The chambers are
large and airy, the bedding entirely new; and
attentive Obedient servants in attendance.
The table will be supplied with every thing
furnished by the market. and no effort will be
wanting to rendar WINN'S HOTEL in every
department, one of the best in the State.
Nov. %, lS53-3.tf O. WINN & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

A Valuable Plantation & Negroes for Sale
a N improved and very valuable tract a.
Il of land on the west bank OF the Ya-5A
zoo River, 6h miles from Yazoo City,.aA.
containing 8SO acres, 325 of which is in a high
state OF cultivation, and 80 deadened, will be
sold to good purchaser
On the place are comfortable negro quarters
and oyorseer's house, Cisterns, Gin House, and
al otlfeF necessary buildings If desired, ID
Or 20hands will be sold with the place.
05- Particulars can be had bv addressing
the undersigned al Jackson, Miss, or refering
to Barksdale s mcfarland, azoo City.
JAMES d. STEWART.
Yazoo City. january Is, 1s54-11--6t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
Administrator Notice.

Z ETTLRS of Administration pom the es-
- tate of Temperance Hampton deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned at the
November Term, 1853 Of the Probate Court OF
Yazoo county, State of Mississippi-Notice is
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against said estate to present them duly proba-
ted within the time limited by law or they will
be barred. G. HOLLINGSWORTH
January 4, 1S54-9-7t. Administrator.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
AGFNTS IN MTSSTSSTPPI

Stephen F. Power Natchez-Pa Parker & Thorn
ton, Brandon-Thompson & Co., Yazoo City
w. H. Landes, GatEdtin-E. Bruner Port Glib
son-W. M. Klyce, EaStport-W. Eppes, Holly
Springs.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.aUDED!
Buy no book unless DR.. A. NJ Mauriceau, I29
Liberty Street, n y, is on the title page, and the
entry in the Clerks flee on the back Of the title
page; aid buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. NJ
Maurlceau, there spurious and surreptitious
infringemeuts of copyright.
n7y- Upon receipt of One Dollar THE MAR
RIED WOHHAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANIoN'' is sent lnaafief free1 10 any part of the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters must be postpaid, and addressed to
Dr. a. NJ MAURIcEAU, Box 1924 New-York
York
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
Hardin & Haynes.

NJ HAYNES
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

Refer to Judge J. R. R.BURRUs, Yazoo City,
A. NJ. WEST, Holmes County.
JESSE MABRY, Vernon, Mi.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
]. H. LAWRENCE.
ATTORNEY AT LA

n 40 E@ ~ n ~ A n ~
WILL give prompt attention to all business
entrusted to him in theCircuit and Probate
Courts of Yazoo and the adjoining counties,
and the Supreme Cour at Jackson.
Yazoo city, Dee. II, 1S53-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

BY her Attorney
ROBERT S. G. PERKINS
February %, 1854 16-tds.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05

To all persons interested IN the lands, teae-
DaentS q hercduaments of Thompson Byas-
ter deceased,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-05
Law GARD.
I'm w. w O Cd

Of Lec0gto1e Mississippi,
VKTIbL regularly attend the Circuit Court
w of Yazoo County
February Is, l85f1y.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Bs tbf Natiansl Aiut.
OUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
ra THE NEW oRLrANs DAILY CRESCENT

B,ToN RoUeE, March TO- Senate. THE
House bill creating Harbor Master for the
Fourth District was passed, but struck out the
section requiring him to be a seaman.
Z The Regulating Judicial Sales known as
the Sherff's bill, was defeated by vote of four
teen to thirteen, and cannot now be reGonsidered.
as Mr.. Keener moved to reconsider, and it was
laid on the table
The House bill to increase the SALARY of the
Clerk of the First District Court tosix thousand
dollars, and the bill for the benefit of J. II
Maddox, allowing him six thousand dollars
we're passed. a u&
The following appointments have been con-
frmed Jacob Soria, John G. Poindexter, vice
W. l poindexter, resigned; Jas. Cohen, vice
Bernard Phillips, deceased, and Abel Dreltns
Notaries for New Orleans. Denis McAfee, No
tary for Jefferson, vice Clement Brown, resigned
Oscar Arroys and Thos. Dutellet, Notaries fol
Plaquemine. Geo. Hillman Port Warden, re-
appointed, and John Holmes and John Bozant
Inspectors Of Beef and Pork.
An act for the trial of recused cases was
passed also an act to compensate Z. K. Wagner
as public printer. An act regulating the sale
of intoxicating liquors was passed.
The Judiciary Committee reported unfayor-
ably on the bill to remove the capital by vote
Of the people.
House 1.-The Swamp Land bill was reconsi.
dered and passed An act to incorporate the
grand conclave of the 8. w. M. was passed.
An act to sell Franklin College, Parish st
Landry, to the highest bidder was passed.
The New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad
bill is now under discussion. ay #@'
Both Houses hold evening sessions.
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FROM TEXAS. --By the arrival of the Mexico
last night we have received later Texas papers.
The news they contain is of little Importance
The Galveston city election had taken place
and james Cronican, Esq, had been elected
Mayor. *4-
The Trinity and other rivers are reported
rising
The Galveston News says s'Thereis great
scarcity of provisions everywhere At Palestine
there is neither coffee, sugar, molasses, -four,
salt, nor scarcely single article of any kind;
Mr.. Stackpole has recently travelled over Dallas,
Collins, Ellis and several ether counties, and he
informs us the emigration has been altogether
unprecedented. The emigrants are riding all
round the country to procure a suffciency Of
corn and bacon for their immediate necessities.
At Preston, on Red River, there were at one
time as many as four hundred wagons, waiting
to cross the ferry. This immense immigration
to the State is producing rapid rise in the
value of lands. In Dallas and Collin counties
the average value Of lands with the slightest
improvement, such as log cabin and few
acres under fence, is about ten dollars per acre.
One sale has been made in Collin as high as
thirty dollars per acre. Without any improve
ments, tolerable good lands are selling at about
FIVE dollars per acre"
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RE- OPE.NLArG OF THE ORLEANS
TJfE4TRE


The man, or even the woman who does not
hail with genuine pleasure the re-inaugura-
ton of the Orleans Theatre, and the reap
pearance Gifts admirable body Of artists on the
scene which is their own, and which they 50
much adorn. must have not only no musical,
and NO dramatic taste, bat be cold to those
personal merits in the accomplished managers,
which really do honor to our city, in giving it
the most truly elegant place of amusement on
this continent
It was necessary, after the late cruel fatality
there, by which they too have been such
undeseryed sufferers, that they should, at again
inviting the public back to its favorite haunt,
present to it the amplest assurances that the
recurrence of any like mischance has been rem
dered impossible; and accordingly they do so,
by the statements which are suhjoined To
these, however, decisive as they are, we feel
itdue to prefix a few words of our own
We look upon ourselves of the press as stand
ing the mutual friends of such an establishment
and of the public, and as bound to give true
information to the one while assisting the other
We held it, therefore, our personal duty, when
the accident had occurred, to verify, with our
own eyes, the supposed blamelessness Of the
Managers and the real condition of the building.
We knew that we should have to speak; and
when it ism our power to speak with personal
knowledge, we will never consent to speak with
out it. We went, therefore, to examine into
the disaster and the wrecks while fresh. We
found that the walls were perfectly stannch ;
the roof massiyely strong enough to have had
not only these galleries but the whole nit s,,s
pended from it; that the suspending rods and
those beneath the galleries had been doubled in
number beyond what the skillful architect had
directed; and, in short, that the sole cause of
the tragedy was the atrooious fraud practiced
by the contractor who furnished and put up the
iron rods. He charged for the best iron and
he put up what was such mere pot-rnetal that
IN bending the rods into the hooks by which
they hung, they had all been cracked -none
less than third, some Of them two-thirds across
The break Of the iron was like that of a casting
granular, not ragged and thread like. so
much for this murderous piece Of work.
And now, as to the present construction
Upon the idea of our duty already explained
we yesterday took survey of that, and can
assure the public that the galleries and boxes
are now upon an abundance of iron pillars.
which rest upon q solid wall beneath the nit
SO that, thus upheld the galleries can no NOR
give way than the firm earth under them
Nevertheless, 10 omit no security, they ar
fastened to the wall by iron clamps passn
through both, from front to rear; SO that. eve
if you were to knock away the pillars, the gal
leries could not fall; hut merely bend thes
iron bars. and remain hanging by them /
short, the most tmorous creature that eve
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/ TWELFTH NIGHr.-This evening the sc Tenn
pest is put to one side, but only for the pro
duction Of another Of Shakspeare's plays OF
more acting merit than even the Sc Tempest. 2
Twelfth Night is to be brought out with Bass
as .Maluolio, Brown as Clo,cn, Holland for Sir
.aadretc, and Mrs Howard, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs
Warwick, and nearly the entire strength of the
company in other parts 1t will be a grand
affair, and as the drama is now confined to Pla
cide's, We suppose he will have house full At
least he ought, for if Shakespeare won't draw,
what will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-11

THE MAYoRALTY.-A number Of warm, per-
sonal and political friends of Doctor David ].
Rogers have desired us to announce him as suit
able candidate for the office of Mayor. Dr. Rog-
ers is we'll known citizen of New Orleans, and
we have no doubt would ably and fully perform
elected
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ywvraN YWN ~" u 80

DAN RfoE's. Dams establishment made a
grend parade through the streets of the city
yesterday afternoon. The procession was headed
by Dams band of music on horseback, playing
's Jordan: !" the elephant and camel, ponies,
mules and performing horses were strung out
after, and the whole line concluded with big
banner announcing /" Uncle Toms Cabin every
night" This reminds US that q Uncle Tom" has
been enjoying great run here, and is well
deserving of the patronage it receives. .@
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Erench .N,o.spea,etes !:

No. ~ Chnrtres street,
Beg inform they will have opon on sAfuh
DAY. ithnstan complete and select assortment o.
PARIS NoUFEA UTEs, FOR sgMhER,
own received New York These
consist in part Of the newest styles Of
PLAIN AND FLoUNCED ORGANIZES;
BAREGEs, JAcoNETs, SILK MUsLINs; u=
-z.- GRAPE DE PARIS AND GRENADINES such rs
CAMA1EN PoMPADoUR, VALERA, DONNA MARIA, etc, ETC.
EE- A Fine Selection of ..... ... d..
PLAID STRIPED, AND PLAIN GLACE Silks
GulPURE and HoNIToN SETS; EaiBRoIDE RlEsi
LhCES, RIBBONS; FLOWERS;
KID GLOVES, OF ALL SIZES n"
SATIN GLOVES WITH AND WITHOUT CUFFS,
Splendid Assortment Of Ladies and Msses SUMMER BoNNEIs
llA
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Haxrd's Vut,. .RestOre9..

GB will guarantee Hair Bald with my
INFALIIBLE HAIR RESToRER,
for that may greed upon, money until the
HAIR IS PRODUCED This preparation has thoroughly
tested and the results have been snoh that have hesitation
making the proposition. emneny successful
caus,g the grow Byg of the REsToRER, Gray
White Fair will gradually its original color.
FOR THE TOILET
II has equal highly perfumd mparts the fragrance
the Delightful Flowers gives the hair rich sof glossy
healthy appearance that attained any article
dies, if wish preserve your u1uriant the Latest
period of life, viii without the REsToRER It ia
Ee by Druggists Country Merchants all the Union
VIC. HURD, Sole Proprietor, New York.
JARVIS Il woopMAN, Agent, New Orleans.
90. wooDMAN, Agent, vtckabarg.
nohg qdpTF6S dqw3tW
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The Weekly Crescent Published to-day, con-
tains a very large amount Of editorial and mis-
cellaneous matter, the latest news by telegraph
and mail, interesting correspondence and gene
raj reading, IT can be had, done up in strong
wrappers, ready for mailing, at the counter OF
the Crescent office. and also at ]. G. Morgan's
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60
I'd rs Camp Street. ~9@

OV @g- Comp Street. ~ss& OV
NEW WORKS ON POULTRY.
POULTRY BooK-comprising the Characteristics Manage
en Breeding AMI Medical Poultry being the
the practice Of the best breed
by w. wingfeld and G. W. Johnson Eq
representations Of the most celebrated Prize Birds
from life, by Mr. Harrison Weir.
MINERS DOMESTIC POULTRY BooK-A Treatise the His
tory eng General Management Of Foreign and Domss
tic Fowls Miner the American Bookksepers
Manual the Northern Famernustra,ed by hume
portraits from life
BENEFITS POULTRY Treatise Breeding and Cen
ersl Management of Domestic Fowls, -
DIXON KERRS ORNAMENTAL AND DOMESTIC POULTRY
Illustrated
MINERS BooKKEEPER'S MANUAL. s. zu
BEE BREEDING IN THE WEST. By Thos Aaieck.
EB- For sale by
j. B.. STEEL,
mig stspItW so Camp street,
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GALLIER, LuisPIN 3 Co.. ArcHitecls.
.8Y IY,,s ~ pu1r CITY SURVEYOR,

Finally, we beg to suggest that tie house be,
Tonight, a full-fowing bumper, and that there
be such welcome-back as will do the hearts
of our friends good, and show them that we love
them For ourselves, we have to say that they
are the only part of the House of Orleans, to
which we adhere. %
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SOUTHERN MUSEUM, The singular phenomena
known as the Carolina Twins are still at the
Museum They can be seen daily, and also d
great number of other curiosities.
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G. Morgan for the March number of Harper's
Magazine. 1t has number of illustrations of
Julien, that are decidedly damaging to that
artists pretensions, and exceedingly amusing
The reading matter is very interesting and va
nj 5
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The attention of buyers is called to the sale
of Foreign and American Dry Goods this day,
by Vincent & Co., at their Sales Rooms, No
43 Bienyille street Ha-.
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RuPTUREs ED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
Truss Rupture Remedy relief comfort certain
in the Of all Ruptars To good fit apply
The popretors establishment 10 ST. Charles street. and inquire fol-
Dr. Sherman. For farther particulars advertisement third
page apply the descriptive pamphlet feb9s iy
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Died.

Yesterday Morning. March 10, o'clock, FREDERICK Will
LIAMS CoLQUHouN, aged AZ yenrs.
~ His isnds acqaaiutance. and those Of the family
speey invited attend his from the eadence hts father
ialsw E. Parker No. rs Julia THIS MORNING. 10
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81 wouldn't marry an eastern man if l had
to live an old maid all my life,'' exclaimed a
buxom lass. Why not?'' demanded an aston
ished companion. g Because every paper you
pick up contains an account of the failure of
the eastern mails
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Among the arrivals last night, by the Mex
leo, from Galveston, were DR.. Guentz, President
of the Shelbyville college, at shelbyville, KY.
and Hon T. Butler King @
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ARRIVAL OF THE MEx1eo.-The steamship
Mexico, Capt. Thompson, arrived from Calves
ton last evening, bringing the following pas
sengers: MH. 1"
DR.. Geuntz and lady, Mr. Donald and lady, Mrs simp-
son, Mrs Syput, Hand and lady Wood and lady, Mrs
Pears Arlington and lady Mrs Mountain, Mrs Robinson
Mrs Bear and lady Miss Green steams and family
h Caldwell. j Deslayanx, NJ Seeligson, Simmons w
Kennady, Hon J King, Q H D IBIS, Frederick II
Clair, Cnppes, Thomas Crown, Waterson, Lynch, Hodg
son, Dr. Key Abbott. Ten on deck.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels -.
March 10.


Gillert Eng R Brandon, Miss Il Brandon, Mr. and
Mrs Barry, Mr. and Mrs Teune, Mrs Linn. NJ Adio
Il Lee and lady, Isham, Wagner, J H Stevens
and lady, II stephens, Miss E steptoon. W
Wheeler, Mrs Baker. Van Wagsnen Helshani, II w
Small F Galicte and child, J Thompson Thomp-
son Y; Hunt, DR. Carrier W Hobbs and lady A
0sgood, Il Buchlar and lady, ] GOur, Nelfndso
ooi N Mar!uselle, Napoleon Italy; J ooheld and
Malone, ] Guile, A Boullemet R Quincy, I Hsrrel
Wo Wiaston G Gray. j McGehee Ala; L McGl
lady and child, B New, VIM Bride Mics; o'Neal
NJ U Jones, s Shambinger Tex; o Henry, II Andel
Tenn; DR. Clarke 0; Il A Sweet Wis; Roca Spain;
Averris Mexico; N Roasrn, Robert Roasen Ham
burg.
vERANDA j Walworth j L Goosch Clatke
Miss NJ sterret, L Woodruff, S SCOTT, r Caldwell
Lombert, Myers, g l. Lestersami ] Dyson,
9 Jarvis W . Elan LIS; " Richmond and family,
Barry and lady 0o B Bruce, W ireland Mexico;
] Lobdel G FofreY Miss N j Tidwel, Brad
ford and lady; Miss Bradford " Wilkins and lady
Mo; Mr. and Mrs B Smith Md; j G Belngslen and
lady, children and servt, Miss Bellngsliu Md;
Lyman Mrs Lyman and servant N Y; L W Hal
ton, B + Chids, Hsekenan and lady, G Warren
Mrs Warren Va; II Lagoon, W Woodall II 0iNeal, j
j Cox, W Hudson Ala; X R Power Tenn; Doug
las do Il Fowler, Goons Ky; H Kenzia and
lady, Mich; Saunn, Mass.
CITY -. Button Tex; Jones Coast; D Moore o.;
Collins La; A Montero Va; H II Lul Fla; W G
Newcomb Y; N B Wills La; M Simmons Tex; @ H
Adamson and lady ARK; Childs Douner N Y;
r CBrruth D Wemple La; Longstaf Nor
rison Eng; w @ Moore 0o r Creanne, Miss VOORHEES,,
L NJ VOORHEES, Miss; Manlay Ky; Maynard, Wm
CraWford and lady. d McMasteI, La.
ST LOUIS. Jno Messy and lady, Name J Hally,
Mr. Day, Y II HARDWOOD, o Harwood Wisconsin;
WD NJ Howard, wife, child, Nurse and servant, Cali
fornia Mr.. Hunter, Natchez W Dunbar, wife,
child and servant J Walworth, MIR siverly Mrs
Sivery, Mr. and Mrs Leaton Miss Mary Burleston,
Miss Martha Burleston, Miss Mary Farchild Miss
Rosa Patterson Mrs Mary Erwin. Mr. and Mrs Mel
vim, Mr. and Mrs McCown, W Shearer, ] NJ
Watson, Thos Morrison, Miss Col Hampton, two
daughters, two grand daughters and servants DR. A
Green 8 G.; Nj and Mrs Jack Hagan, o. Mr. and
Mrs Foster. daughter and servant, Mobile; Mr. j
Choou and servant, Mrs Patteson Miss Pateson Miss
Higgins, st. Louis; Hobbs jr and lady, Boston ]
Cowied and lady. T Hawthorn, Iii; Robert o
Oakley, England; j Smith and lady Baltimore L
Gaudet and servant, La.
ARCADE. E Hundley, Ark; Collins Chiles,
La; r Gary Miss Griffin, Kran, La
Arton Mobile; Lambert, c Lambert, Ark !;
FL Rinygold, o. j Doyle, Missouri VIM Stewart,
Miss; 0ele, La; D Burch, Miss; Medium,
M VIM and Shuttle. st. Louis NJ Goodwin,
Iii John Grifing, A Brown, Miss ; ] G Brumby,
do George sutherlin, james Stewart, La James
Backers J Edwards. La J Edgerly, La; B
McMollaD Texas J ] Rives. Vim Larry, Texas
W Worthington Mo; Reynolds Hughes
Miss Thos Burbank, La Jas Charpe Texas ?
Mcdonald, La Hiram Beatty. La.
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E1rugs, .NedtctIae s and CR,enstcal

DR.. Z. J. GoxE, No. 95 Camp street.
t DR.. f. ]. coXE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive use
nearly fifteen years their merits acquired
aRaurpAsed equaled similar made in North,
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF COPAlYA, SARskPARILLA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEs
MASENT CURE OF THE PILES.
ar Fer sale by Druggists generally. iy1 9ptt
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Co., Architects and Builders


NEw oaLEANs March 10, 1854
We, the undersigned, a committee appointed BY MS
the Mayor examine the public buildings OF the
.ity do hereby certify that we have made thorough
Examination Of the Orleans Theatre since the repair.
been made to the same and find It perfectly souna
md substantial much any pnbe building Ia tbe
nity and that the public frequent the same WITHOUT
the least apprehension of danger.
Tsienedl z HSsey HOWARD, Architect
Af1ou D'HEMTcoURr.
s .==.. Ia 51 G.1tlrk iuAPIS Il Co., Architects.
s1t
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crawled heed haye no fear Of any further crush.
We proceed to the testimony of the best experts
NEw ORLEANS, March 10, 1854
Charles Boudousquis Esq.
DEAR SR--Haying made the design and superinteded
The works for the reconstruction of the galleries both
des of the Orleans Theatre, feel hesitation ia
erug that they as we'll every other part of the build
ing (which we have infinitely examued) sufficiently
strong and substantial to support any weight that the
most crowded audience can bring upon them.
Respectfully your ohed't scrv'ts, "a