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washington Aqueduct.
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OFFICE rae WAsuiguTOH hQUEDuCT,
Washington, March z, 1850
PROPOSALS viied
dams, tunnels, ard Washington aqueduc
proposs 5l May, viii opened
thgt
MAJ po6ies agd specifications fie work win 1e
aud alter the 20th day M April 4
Proposals will he particular culver
hidges, Sc. sc described plans specifications
Portions only OF works b. completed uade The
but all unfinished work will
subject future appropriations by Congress The
The work done and
works shalt be stopped unt funds become available
Ia OF the entire particular work
funds the reserved will paid IT, the Judgment of
m engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
Payments win made upon United States
will d,ion
shall he pad their full wages monthly, and IN specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct"
The Uncd The right all the bids
should they he deend advantageous and 10 such
considered most conducipc the of The
s1
Every written guarnnlee by
responsible PERSONS The effect thai ho they under
bidder bidders will his bid he accepted,
obligation, sufficient
securities, completion undertaken said
accompanied by the certificate of the United States district
Judge United States district officer Of
panen War; thai the able make good their
guarantee.
viii opened presence bidders if any of them
choose 10 bo present
NJ, C. MEIGs
Capt of Engineers, in charge
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PROPOSED DATES or sA,L,ws-lsss.

Hppms a sahltmploh boh GONG md retnhlns they Offer
proceeding London
q cr route, for the OF time and money
Passage rom New Pork 10 Southampton asA Bremen.
First cabin aIoon, Sl3D; utai cab.n saloon, s0
do, $50. #A.a
An itt,ers aud newspapess irong, the office
No bills o. ladng wlp he signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon |. attached TO each ship
Fof rest or passage, apply 70
C. H. SAND, Ill south William st., N. Y.
~. q, A HElNEKEh Il Co., Bremcn
CROSKEi Go Southampton
WILLIAM ISELlN, Have.
Mar 6-dy
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Nassau HAL College OF New Jersey, Princeton.
. should auId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought To min;
should auid acquaintance be forgot,
nd dau. 40 anId Iauu u......

s. should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought min
should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auid lang syne"
The members OF The senior class Of the June,
me junior class OIL ending Sophomore
class OF the ending June
year ending In June 1885, hereby
Washogton d. Co. by the third Of March, A.
brighten the links OF The chain OF love
ude entirely
lives sympathy untimeIy fate OF
some Of their most promising compeers.
hpreliminay meeting of The self appointed be
Led ON the first Monday September d. United
states Hotel Cbrsnu between Fourth
which those members of the be
venent are invited 10 attend when
adopted 10 secure as fuii an attendance possible
whom
good enoagh furnish he secretary ofthe committee mail
their respective post onhces -.FE5
EDWARD ]. GRANT, Nj H.
of Trenton, N. j., ChaiSman O Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
of sncaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON ~
Of Winston, Aieghany Co., Md
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS, -
I Of BaIsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j..
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
JoHs WEIDhAE, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawMar3 lInGelNgeucerl
All newspapers In the civilized world are request
ed TO notice this advertisement their
bes a the several casscs caitored
visions or the globe and all newspapers throughout United
States OF Anerica requested
casionaiy between this date and the Sd March,
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The National Hotel

city reopened reception guests the 2h
The removal OF krrhcn from basement
building and the alterations in and about the dining
will furnished with the hest the markets afford,
and labor will he spared
Ia
subscriber, therefore, that public will continue
patronage extended the house.
desiring for the do at
calling Hotel Board 81 per day
r, ID. WILLARD.
WAsnisaros CRY, November IA. 1854.
Nov
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coLuMpIAS coLLEeE, WASHINGTON, D. /


Rev. G. Binney D. President and Professor Of Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy.
William Rugges, Mechanical Philosophy and
Autonomy.
A. j. Huntington,
Languages.
Charles Professor Rhetoric Bellies
Lewis H. Steiner, A. M d.. Professor Of Chemsry and Na
raj Philosophy.
H. T. FTistoe, A. Nj Professor Of Mathematics
William f. Jlson A. NJ, Professor OF iodern Languages
r. q Fox, A. b. Tutor the Greek and Latin Languages.
G. Nash. A. NJ Teacher Of the Preparatory Department
THE next session begins the last Wednesday sepcmber
and continues (uDe mont until the last "Wednesday june
Candidates for admission examined Monday and Tues
preceding the opening the session The regular college
degree A. D. Those wishing
omit The ancient and scientific
three the degree r. An advanced also
vided for The degree OF A. NJ Students may pursue any particular
branches they potahy and will take sufficient
studies fully their certificate actual
attainment. ssf 4
established super
OF the faculty. with able eache and
special attention will be fitting pupils college,
With full ard able faculty students with confidence invited
with
peculiar TO the OF the general government.
Circulars with all needed inomaion he received by
plying personally or by letter to tho president aN
July 7-2aw3w
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mo. 5as.J
Notice

Of he estabshmsqt Of additional Land Office Ter
ritory of Oregon.
IN approved February "
ent.ed lsh additional lsni distio in the
Oregon b. called Tho umpqns district, embaeiar
oul of the fourth standard parallel hereby
the lani Office for said datci
located President pt United States
IN said Territory, until other ordered
Given city Washngton, Tt
NAV A. D. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned OF the General Land Ohaa.
. NAV ts--awi2u Hotel X Star.
,IaurEs-s uasAz MIC far May
III Emma bsng No 6 of" Hipcr's story Book
J,s, rec.{yed b TAYLbW 81 MAURY,
Maya Bookfelefsi fenn avenue near sth street
fv Urothera Keeper by suthar OF Dollars aud Cents
vi Mr.. Rother,fds Chilircn, -,
ON sai, nj TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
MAYS Bookstore, 9th
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IL. n. GILL E II,
C,nuselIor at Lam.

Has removed bis Office his resd in Frankia Row,
Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally the United Supreme Court
Having niuch law he VIII
advice and opinions legal questions arising in before
the Patent Office appe9is 20 the chief justice assistant
District OF Counba and will also assist the
preparation and trial concerning patents
tie wi aso give opinions and prepare for par
bee either OF the
win ao claims before board established fr their
ndIudica Il
Grfos a. ~
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Law Notice.

BROWN STANTON WALKER.
tpM 4. BROWN. FRED. p. STANTON, aud j. KNOX WALK
Err have formed nershp practising In the Supreme
Cs Washington,
and Offices in Washington Mem
phis the parties either place,
letters addressed them will receive prompt attention.
April 49, tfeod [Intel and Sentinel copy,l
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peuton OF Emily Pullman, adminstrax Of the
- Of Lewis Pulman deceased late Albion, New York,
ing the OF the said Lewis Pullman
the 2s day of August 6i machines
removing buildings years expiration
ordered the said be Patent Office
Monday The 9th day Of August a O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show If they
why said pettion ought be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file IN the Patent
Office objections specially writing
vdays before the day OF hearing All Testimony ed by either
be- used the said hearing be taken and In
cordance o which will be
piicaion.
The testimony will closed 26th of
deposons and other relied testimony be
filed Office before the morning of tlnt
gumen;s, IL any, within days thereafter
Ordered that notice be published in the Union, Inei-
and Evening Star, washington, D. C Pennsyvanan,
Phiiadepha Pa scen idc American New York, N Vi Daily
Baltimore Republican Baltimore and POST BosiOn,
week for three weeks the 9Th day of
next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of
P. SEditors papers please copy,
their bills Psieh Office, with paper
Muya Iavlw
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Completion OF Panama Railroad,


I 1tt""If"H V y
EEA United States mail steamships leave New York
x<&Sk1 Tor Aspinwnl the 5th and both month
conneeHng with mail steamers from Panama
Francisco, & lf e4 ~
na steamships have been inspected approved Navy
Department, acd guaranty speed nd safety
p1 ataa rsirhd ~ miles long, fom
70 ocean and Is crossed IN hours The baggage
IN New YORK through San Francisco and
gers are embarked al Panama by
rhe money paid In New York expenses the tip
Aose rve steamers kept New Panama
the route Is entirely reliable. - ~
wall tFAlt E7 = II = '''' = '-'T'
Conductors 60 through steamer and take charge of
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the agency
Vest street, New York, 4 w RAYMOND.
Nayt-du II
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United states Mails.

Posr OFrIcx DEPARTMENT, May Is, 1855
UEOPOSALS carrying United
November 1855 the 30th day Of June, 1885, In
Of MICHIGAN will be received the Con
Office Of the Post Office Department. In the city Of Wash
day o August inclusive, decided the
day, she and the times herein specified.
River rs miles back, week
during the suspension Of navigation, from November
May ID In each year.
Leave Carp River Monday at Ga ami
Arrive at Kecwenaw Bay Wednesday by 6pm
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday m; ..4 fa
Carp River Saturday by
1887 Kee~enaw Bay Portage Entry Houshon Clifton, Eagle
River, Eagle arbor, and North West Mines Fort VIII.
kins II miles and back week. 'tys
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday team
Arrive Wilkins Saturday by pm;
Leave Wilkins Monday st 8 q
Arrive at keewenaw bay next Wednesday by pm.
1878 Keewenaw Bay Algonquin Adventure, and Rockland
Ontonagon, 80 miles and backs week.
Leave KcewenAw Bay Thursday at Gam;
Onionngon Saturday by 4t
Leave OntonaRon Monday at 6 a
Arrive ut Ke-wenaw Bay next "Wednesday by 6 pm.
embraced in the
mail proposals dated February TO- 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May I7-lawiw Postmaster General.
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a4~ at.w SOisR. RaEMEN AND SOUTH
= t-sSSSf aNPfoa UNjTEI, 81 tTEs MAIL STEAM ERs.
~ The SHIPS mprsHg tbs iae The WASHING
sss-sesskStoN t'a9f p. Ctveudyi HERMANN. Capt. Ed
yani tgirs
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iNIAE ONLY UNAG auTHORiZkcD THE Rob DR.. BOY
vEAU LAFFECTEUR is far superior To the sirups OF Cus
paIia other similar remedies Ii radically
without all affections the skin darre scrofa the
sequences c accidents
period OF life, aud hereditary acrmony Of bamo As depura
powerfully ocnoiou Of the bladder,
other weakness the arising from
injections soundnes AZ syphltc the Rob
diseases ensuing the
OF basam capava cubebs from injections which only
The virus without nouiraizing H. The Rob Boyveau above
syphc
ng which resisted powers mercury
OF potassium. slE t04 #A8 1.Ast8eiHAH i1
General for the United States Gabriel Bondn, 81
William street, New York; for wholesale orders uiot DucoDge,
New Orleans; Seuly San Francisco.
Rob druggists throughout
The pamphlets Doctor Gervais the
cal properties of the Rob will be obtained by writing g. Bon
n 97 William street, New York. who will give every Information
waited.
prepared fill South America, West
dies the United Saes ducs he has the Rob IN bond
March Idly
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wasuIsGTON BRANCH RAILRoAn.
Change Of Hours.
- rs HI ;s;;asss
N aud a.les Monday, Instant,
~ Wa. hiogtou q aud 81, m and and an, p.
On sunday, al An.
Leave Bamore al Az and 9X, a, m, and and 5K,
t. II. PARSONS, Agent,
April - dtf
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
IA, s,i,s comprising tno arc the following: i
rhn Atlantic. West
The Battle CapL Comstock
.
IS. These ships having huh by
1874 pressy p government service caro- has been
nkcG their also IN their engines,
10 insure strength and sPeedi ani ther acconi,nc-
unegualled
Price from New York Lvopno In ars cabin
cabin 75 Exclusive $25
From Liverpool 10 New York, 10 and 20 suneas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No henlia be occurred until paid for.
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The Hane Of NO wiii be bvoas
payment Of the subscription be made advance.
Distant subscribers letter rt
which ALL be paid BY as and all st assumed
sion.
The COUNTRY PAPER is pabBsaod daring
OF Congress, and semi aurnf recess
Subscriptions for period less than year will be
psoposnonod " the above annual
00PosTmAsTERs authorised agents b.
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed RVS
SEMI-WEEKLY subscribers, with enclosed win be enurd
a copy srafts.
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n
Glover Perrin VIM T. Willis and wife and Amanda A. Hendricks
WHEREAS Glover Perrin has filed petition praying for The pa
w ion of setting his lots Is and n in the city
Of Pensacola the abovenaned defendants have
in said lots is ordered that said parties and
said Monday October, lS s. the
Of Escamba county Foda the will be taken
IL further ordered that this notice be published
weekly months the Florida Democrat the Washington
Union, and the New York Journal Of Commerce.
THOS. Il. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, 1855.
June law2m .E
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Rr OF CLAIMS -Unah Forrest, aiorneyatlaw, Rock
" vile, Maryland. wii can cIsims
Washington Communications
Addressed 10 him either Rockville No 24a north viii be-
promptly attended To, 4
March 3i--dtIsiJuly
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mo. 54O.l

No. $40.
Notice discontlnunncc Of the Ur,it a states
Land Once Defiance, I'm the Stnte oi Ohio
Office hereby OF law, and in viow
~ officers DEFIANCE OnIo that the
reduced below hundred thousand
Secretary the Interior has directed that said land Of
flee dscontnued aud ta the lands remaining un
be made subject sale and
enainns land Office in the STATE
OHIO. s
remaining nnappropated by law and subject
10 private Office discontinued, will
lie subject said Office the OF this
receiver thereof and the land officers
CnLLIcoTHE will public notice OF the day which they
will be prepared applications entries suck
lands a their office.
-lFa JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner The General Land Office.
WAsHfNoToH, D. c.. June 10, 1855.
June 23-law6w & Star
Carolina Hotel.
4t change of Proprietors.
y,HE largest Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, near the railroad depot and steamboat landings.
wr...soros. N G., Moy, 1855 D. . BROWN Proprietor
Jule 3--dlmif
MILITARY MEN will a stors-ror,n-
W pieces medium and fine white linen duck
IS pieces medium and fine driings IA
ALSO, large Of woolens and other fabrics adapt
ed for citizens apparel
With cravstr, gloves, suspenders, haIf-hose, &c.
One price only.
Deny closing any present xpectcd
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY BROTHER,
"Centrel Sores," West Building,
June c-6tdif Opposite Centre Market
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PROPOSED pArrs or sIiLIsa.

For reth, nrpassase apply 20
h0wARR No. K; ss o%Ssh.ns; %ai .,lss., NY.
BROWN, sHtpLEY q CO.,
STEPHEN KENNARo ( Co,
D. O. WAINWRIGHT 1 co..,
GEO. II DRAPER navre
will be accountable Cor gold, silver,
signed theefor and the value heeof therein
Apas-df
Delaware College.
pHE coieqe year
mence as,N Of August, sixteen weeks The
scientific. SUDDEN, may take in fun in
a pasna attention Evs" na ana 70
veyng. 80, .,,, ,, -. =,
W. A. NJ correspond with those Of the college
For fur her particulars addres: v,uv,yoo, ,..
SrwA INK, (Dul.) July 10, 1885
on a street eas side near the conner Of street, House con
hour.n, rers sceommoda,na ana possession given imme-
atei Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
John o. Sargent a. Charles Albert,
Attorneys and 0oansenors-at- Lac,
for The prosecution OF professional
~ ho,e me ss"ey departsn the court Of claims or
court olhe use aes .'ns r. The District OF Columbia
Mas Masai.eaSs; asl1sodsm p = A'''' = '''
rouis the crimsai by Lord de RIOS. ! vol. London,
ghe Calendar 81 Victory vol. London, 1855
Of Vice Admiral Sir JahSel Bfenton vol. London,
History Of Royal sappers and Miners avols
London. 1855.
The Anglo Army by Captain Rsfer vol London,
The Creat o III es the British London 1885.
ings Elementse of Political Eeonomg vol Lon
don, ls5
Hopkins on Changes, I vol. London, 1854.
fhhips London, 1885.
Scnacht on tas Microscope. vol Lsindnn, ls55
Aiexandsia her schools; by Knssle vol London,
1854
history and modern explorers vol Lon
De Foe aud chacbill; BY Forster vol London. 1885
Hea The Hone History Asssure' and Az Of 'oe efeess
Auiohinuraphv Of vol, London, 1855
and Companion compete SCI nom II, com,
in 1898 lscafce.) . -.
July 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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sosr orrIcE DEPARTMENT.

-
Hon James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
by the constitution and Postmaster General That
its be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action is distributed among several bu
reaus, follows The appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals the Contract Office in
charge of the Second Assistant Pc maser Generals the
Finance Office charge of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge Of the chief
clerk.
Appointment Ofce.-Horato King, esq, First Assistant
General and clerks To this Office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
of post oicc changes of sites and
and removal of postmaser and route and local
Postnasters are furnished marking and rating stamps
and balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
nent with the superinendencc OF the several agencies
established for supplying posmasers with blanks 10 this
likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign and International postal
arrangements. A.
Contract 0ceWilliam II. Dundas, esq Second Assist
Postmaster General and twenysix clerks 10 this oil
assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
o the United States and placing the under contract
all correspondence and proceedings respecting te
frequency trips, mode OF conveyance and times OF de
parurcs and arrivals all the routes the course OF the
the different sections OF the country the points
OF distribution and the regulations for the government
Of the domestic mail service OF the United States IL pre-
ars the for mail proposals. receives the BIDS
and takes charge the annual and occasional mail lettings,
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts All
cations for the establishment alteration nf mail arrange
nent and the appointment mail messengers should be sent
10 this Office All claims should be submitted for ranspor
service Is first obtained through the Contract Oce az
authority for the proper credits at the Auditors VI
ce From this office all postmaster at the ends OF routes re-
OF mail arrangements prescrDed or the
rpeetive routes reports weekly TO the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts or ma
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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asociaed themselves
claims the Court of
The United States The partners will be
given and win attend
their number will be In
Washington c,ns,autv, whenever necessary.
Wasbsgton city, where all letters
their joint bu-in may be addressed.
May s-2aw3m
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department the Offices Of the Sec
retarY OF the Treasury two comproers commissioner of
the customs six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast survey.
The following brief Indication of the duties of these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Sccretorys 0GceHon James Guthrie Secretary of the
Treasury Hon. i. @. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer in charg architect and three daughtsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
tay OF the Treasury charged with the general
OF the fiscal transactions OF the and of the
cuton OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States lie supentends the survey of the
coast the light house establishment the hospitals Of
the United States and the construction public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
Fra conphoHer's Ofcc-Eisha Whittlescy, esq. Comp
troler and fifteen clerks. lie prescribes the mode keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
vice as well the public lands and resses and certfes the
balances arising thereon.
SECOND comptroior's 0Hce.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller, and clerks He prescribes
Keeping and rendering the accounts of the army navy
and indian departments Of the public service and revise and
oerthes the balances arising thereon
Oce Of Coaraissioner Of the Osfomsugh j. Anderson,
ESQ., Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prcscrbes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and disbursements and for the building and repair
ing custom houses, &c. and reves and certes the balances
arising thereon
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Time between Washiugton and Wheeling but III
hOussi y y
R'niag time betee Washinson and 0acnati, "a hours
Through IteL cts and BaGgaxe Checks a
Washington.
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CRuELrY AT ScHooL.-Two teach
'ers have been arressed in Newbury.
port, charged with cruelty to their
scholars. In one case a little girl of
ten years Of age, for speaking out in
school, was called forward and punish.
led with ruler, the blow being re.
ceived on the wrist. It was afterwards
found that in consequence of these,
blows one Of her hands had become
powerless, and though several eminent
physicians have been called, no relief
has yet been obtained. The teacher
a female was taken before the Police
Court, and held in $500 bail for fur
Their examination. In the other case,
= boy named George H. Plumer, son
of Richard Plumer, was beaten, as is
alleged. upjustifably. The teacher
was however, sustained by the School
Committee. She is under bonds for
trial hereafter.
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Sales bn the Sbfrif.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish of East Ba-
ton Rouge, Succession of LEWIS PYBURN,
decd. mo. 439, "Probate."l
DY virtue Of commission issued in the
ID above succession, and to me directed
from the Hon. the sixth judicial district
court. in and for the Parish and State a.
foresaid will, by virtue Of said commits
sion, offer at public ale at the court house
door, of said parish, in the City of Baton
Rouge, on MONDAY, the 18Th dsy ofs.Au-
gust neat, 1855, at the usual hours of sale
the property hereinafter setforth and des-
cribed, belonging to the succession of LE-
WIS PYBuRN, late Of said parish, deceased,
to wit:
TOM, negro man, aged about 80 years.
and one STUD HORSE.
TERMS OF SALE.-The negro man slave
named Tom, to be sold for one fourth cash,
one fourth payable on the first day of jan
uary next, 1856, and the other half on the
irst day of January 1s57-in notes salts
factorily endorsed, bearing eight per cent
interest per annum from date until paid,
anfmortgage reserved until final payment.
The STUD HoRsE-for CASH.
july1O-y. Nv. BABIN, Sheriff.