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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

e. n ONLY Tor COUNIRI RESlDENCb
Up HI the I'd Of july ls55Let those who are destitute
OF Home secure residence the City while they have the
orporunty Many spend for what
they call the Fourth Of July than 10
secur- pleasant residence, which will constantly increase In
value make happy family home 100 BUILDING LOTS
and FARMS will be divided 100 subscribers on the
If July Each Deed for Lots . by 100 feet,
OF Farm from 10 acres for only $40 payable in iosts
mtnts Apply TO CHAs. WOOD, No. 1s Broadway.
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Clothing.
Watrbes, Jemelrp, Sc.

DEDUCED PRICES.-WATCHES, JEW
IL ELRY DIAMONDS and SlLVER-WARE
The undersigned, for the last eighteen years wen known
Dealer and Importer offers for sale eli Goods in his lme
lower prices the quality than any other house in
NewYork Philadelphia any other city and viii send by
mail or express,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
Of the United States free of charge All Goods
represented Orders By mail postpaid faithfully
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~ signed offers the following: -. .
Eight Lots in SD and 5dsts, av In all three V rect
10 in front BY 100 deep IS 500 each. . -.
Two Lots In 57hst. between 5thav and Madison'av oxVo
each 5000. -. .oo..
One Lot corner of Madison-ay south Of S0hst. 5000
Lots h-ay northwest Of 7bthst corner Lot
Is 8lxlOO; other three 25xl00 $4,000. -.
Lots in 5thav. between sSd and 8ihsts oxOo 81 S
Fourteen Lots STRAY. and lO6h-st Eleven 25xOO, two
25xiCo9 iu. one 25 9xlO0 800 each.
Forr Lot corr and 4lsi., 8xl0O $1,000.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Co., No. Broa list
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-Four choice LOTS Of GROUND situated Atlantic st.,
next the Of Bond In the City Of Brooklyn The Lots
sre each 20 by ~ feet in depth
Alo two fine LOTS the street commencing feet
from the above described each being feet nt and BY 30
oet DEPTH These Lots are in rapidly improving neishboT-
h IN the midst Of valuable Improvements and the sale odes
es Inducements for those seeking profitable Investments
Eor and further particulars sppy A J. BLERCKER,
Eroad-s.
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FS at CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND.

Nfor SALE or to LET-One large COTTAGE, situated
about mile from Vanderbis Landing commanding hne
view of the Bay 1t finished and has every convenience
Tor sentee ey and good Coach House. and from two to
four of Land.
Also ia same neighborhood man COTTAGE, IN good
order Coach House. and about half scre OF Land FOR
nartonlars apply To LEVI COOK No II Broadway.
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Real Estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY
IA SEAT situated Moistown, ewJersey and cont aiming
two acros of Ground with twotory Gathc frame House
out bud e. &c abundance of Fruit, and is about halt
mile from the depot For and further parcuars apply 70
BAKER 4 WEEKS, No. Pine-st.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
H. INTEREST falling due the st OF July, 1885, on tho
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE DAYTON AND
MICHIGAN RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid on and
oaer that date at the Banking Office WINsLOW LANlER
Il Co. No. 50 Wall-st., New-York.
HENRY 5. MAYO, Treasurer,
Dayton and Michigan Railroad Company.
Dated Troy, (O.) June 20, 1885
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, :
NEw.YosE, June p, 1850
DVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board OF Dlrsc-
~ tors this Company have this day declared DIV
DEND Of SIX PER CENT the capital suck Of tns v'
peny Of the of the Road for the caon' -
months payable on after 10th day Of July next
The TRANSFER R0OKS will be closed after S''N.
THIS DAY until the 10th day Of July next induaye
TIE INTEREST the BONDS Of this Company ~ c ~
due the ls Of July, will be paid at the once % ,os a.,
psny. No. 70 Broadway, upon presentation OF inc
and after the ID inst.
BY order of the Board Of Directors, 60.
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

IL EhCIlhNUIs l4'II no
Il CITY PROPERTY-A valuable FARM of 2S5 acres Of
good LAND Ia part the Of J. Bundige deceased late
Godens Bridge Wechester County, p hours de from
New.York 81 miles from railroad depot IL excellent for
grain finely adapted for dairy purposes IL will be
disposed qnsnii suit purchasers at very low prices
INQUIRE &C r. M. BRUNDIGE No 32 Bleecker-st. where
map Of the fam may be Of J. BRUNDIGE the
nremise. Terms easy J. BRUNDIGE, (r-o...o-.
r. VI. BRUNDIGE ~
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A beautiful SUMNER

III RESIDENCE for the Summer year, handsomely STU
aed IN the healthy village f Metuchn the line Of the New
Jersey Rsrosd g miles from the city and 90 yards from the
dhe House very large and substantial containing some
Rooms spd suitable for private residence or
The ward well stocked with variety Of choice Fruit and the
srn already made. This property can be bought or let I'M
Iaey with land attsched 70 suit the purchaser one nail
purchase money may remain bond aud mortgage unt
Apr l. 1860. -,
B-For price, and full particulars apply TO AN
THcNY j BtEECKER Co. No. Broad-si.
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Il CITY PROPERTY-rhe subscriber wishes TO sell or
change his FARM containing as which Is IN high .te
Of surpassed by any In th- s,te
having extensive prospect from the principal dwelling aud
lying FIVE minutes drive from that very fashionable resort Lake
Mshopact and thirty mnusS drive from the Harlem Railroad
Croton Fal s. Inquire Of IRA TODD No l7s Broadway
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KnTATNNY HOUSE, Delaware wner Ca


R6kH6HG-At Eoe Is and AZ East Broad
YEA e<nsnsa cad thei Wives - ass's osose'
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lONY II RIEECKER "a Co, REAL rs

N TATE AUCTIONEERs, No. Brosd-st., will give their
attention the Purchase and Sale private contract Of every
deeripron of Estate the Borrowing and Loaning OF
Money on Bend Mortgage, and to the Leasing OF Houses
and Country Real Estate appraised on favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

A UCTION NOTICE.-BOOTS and SHOES
"A We would call attention to the large enns sale OF about
cases comprising prime assortment for the season. on
TUESDAY. July 8, at 10 A. NJ, at the store By
A. ID. GALE No. 81 Beekman-st
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Gummer ReIreaIs.

A NUMBER of large ROOMS unoccupied in
N delightful farm residence Glen Cove; Families wish
ing 10 secure them will do well make immediate application,
either IN person or BY letter CHARLES UNDERH1lL Glen
Cove, Long Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

nkUG STORE for SALE-Pleasantly located
an os Of the Ayeuues-Dow doing fair business capable
Of beins large Increased Neatly fitted will be sold very
ehesp. AppLyio r. X DUhkEE 70, No. IoL reaIl-sl
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nIVlDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST, fing due the lst Of July 1855 on the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, and the REAL ESTATE
BONDS Especial nortsage) of the BELLEFoNTAINE AND
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY viii be paid on and offer
that date at the Banking Office Of WINsLow, LANIER
Co.. No. 81 Wallst New-York
JAS. H. GOODMAN, President,
BelefIntane and Indiana Railroad COMPANY
Mated Marian 10Y ,une
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FASHION, ECONOMY and ARTiS IlC "a AZ
i CTTRACY'-Reliabe WAIST PATTERNS CUT by
MEASURE during July and August Al only " Gents az mms'
DIP MOnEST-S Empon m Of Fashion, No. 80 broaiway.
Also the An Of SCIENTIFIC DRESSCUTTING taught st
81 IS half the usual Branches No. 2s Bowey and NO.
30 Fulfonst Brooklyn
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/ -op sAJE-valuable TIMBER LANDS ana
| I'm TnuRTRINo ESTABLISHMENT. A v.sso's L1m

TOR SALE-ODe of the new threestOry En-
IL sish Basement Brick HOUSES In Washington near
GATES ay Brooklyn built he very best manner genieely
finished and ve-y CONVENIENT Apply to HOMER MORGAN
Pine.st. No. Metrt politan Bank Buidins
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.A 4 L..
- - Sns hospital at Eagle Pass Cr led aIa1,
y, And receive eoeni ipteyyas,,t M
- soii We are IA honriy oM
olans, but We can whip them 49,. and In
yoa i6r assistance for tho sake ~ can on
Vlquai proteetion and that a vn,,5 ~ your indi-
country The Indians cay thew are sas sl..sn common
60 klii as theygo, and they cross he RIcaIned
for your setileAents almost weskly n ta ~ snde
not exterinated, any hour nay Tine ~ are
knell OF some Of your kindred and Fs;snss siesa
There will be no safety for y9ur front;sr j..
Elements hereafter. The Senainoles. Wss.sgss ags-
roea and Lpans are all determiusd 10 1Saas.
Texas with blood and outrage so long ~ ssss -
remain unehastised We fought Ill tSesa 10y
Yesterday and, we learn, cglebrsssd sasss W.
mole Chieftsin Wild Cat 's'sA ''''li'-
slen OF the frontier lscome then and be,y ,,a
Let none come but those who will and can ssEs w.
Ii yoq come come quickly, and come we'll ne =
The Civilian states that c.ps. Henry y. Nc.
culloch and others are raising volunteers I to
join Callahan. ~. "
The Eustaoe Benton, spoken Of aboya a. r.or
tally wounded, was son Of Capt. Nat Bsnton
nephew Of the Hon. 7. IT, Benton.
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=.y. LINE OF ffss sss 60

FESRI-WEEKLY LINE OF fssss uss 6asiaassasass6I
rtEr TsIASI sTAGEs FROM CLINTON, 80
CITY IT, on The NEW ORLEANS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
her now ths Route T Weeky Line Of Ssg
rival pf the Train Nng
the evening o'clock Returning will leave
Tuesday Thur and Saturday at O'Clock In hs mornn
oleans By ha rene will from oesnao cn
the day. This miles
Stage, The Stage Road country
good natural road AS
Bag the Letsra Papers
ed at the office Of the New Orleans and jackson Railroad
Caondess street, and will to the Rsroad Monday
and Friday at O'Clock in the and
Te Fare for through passengers Clinton will
Five Dollars 1t will thua be that this
est and safest route from Clinton to New crieans.
s80 #. T.. HESLER Amite Civ
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: coMpTRoLLER,s OFFICE.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, \
City of New, Orleans, October 10, 1856 +
....' No. 1861 4.a5
Resolved, That the Comptroller sell al public auction
the lowest bidder, after ten days,noce in the Official
Journal contract for attending and keeping in repair
the bridge at the intersection Of the New Canal and
Magnolia street, for one year from the approval of The
adjudication thereof
BE 1t further resored That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized 10 appoint keeper to take charge
of SAID BRIDGE at the intersection of the New Canal
and Magnolia street, until keeper shall be provided
by contract at salary not exceeding thrtyve dollars
per month
[Signed GERARD STITH,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen
ESgnedl EDW. II. DURELL,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen
Approved August IA, 1866.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY, glst
inst, will adjudicate al my office, al II o'clock, NJ,
the above contract
olOtd o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER II. 1856.
DAILY CRESCENT.
AMERICAN STATE TIoKET


AMERICAN STATE TIoKE
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LEWIS TExADA,
BAPipEs.
PoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT G. BEALE,
oF EAST RATIOS ROUGE.
." o STATE REAsURER,
$685. ]. " DURABLE, .~.
Oh WEST BATON ROUGE.
.v FOR AUDIT0R OF STATE
~. WALTER RGssMAN, I.
1.5sH. OF CLAIBORNE
FOR ATTORNEY oENERALl
.RANDELL HGNT,
oy ORLEANS. 5...
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
Cd. sTrLLMAN, 49,.
-, OF ouAcHITA. ".'.. 5=
FOR CONGRESS-.
Firs Dist,ies-GEO. EUsTIs, Jr.
seooHa birrcs-TnEsDORE g. HUNT
Third Di,.res-PREsTON POND. IRE.
FsuaA Dis.nia4WIELIAM b. LEWIS.
PARISH OF ORLEANS,
FOR STATE SENATE.
LEONcE BURTHE.
GLENDY BURKE.
J. j. MICHEL. -...-..m
HOUSE OF FREPREsENTATfvEs.
Ffrx bi.snia
Second Di.tdss-TH0s. H. SHIELDS, r6s.-
.. Il. A. BARTLETTE,
'A.G. RRICE. .-4
5 qaha Bisoa4 s@ s.s-..-.~.. .... ...- ...
Fourth Disret-H. B. EGGLEsTON.
..4.-" AUG. DEvALL.
lpifta Di,trics-GUsTAyE LEGARDEUR, DIR.
ARMAND PITOT, Jr.
sish Distrs-Capt. n. WADE,
A. DORIOCOURT. 10
sssssiI Di,trie-F. G. LAvILLE,
JOS SOLOMON.
iigfta Barie.-s. p. de LABARRE, 4.".~~
Capt. JAS. M. wHANN. -..a"
7isA Bistes-A. @. T. MORGAN.
aeaa Ds.t,ict-IsAAo THAYER, a
"A. g. PHELPS, ..-
L II. L. MARSHALL.
Ali.ys-L- LE0N BERNARB.
7S sAg8-JOsEPH HUFTY.
For G.,on@-CHARLEs N. OLIVIER.
Fsr li.tries Attrasy-M. A. FOgTE.
SFoR oLERKs OF COURTS. .
Fba Diaris coars-NORBERT TREPAGNIER,
Second Dis,ria CoHrt-P. g. Witt.
Taia Disria c6urt-MENRY BEzOU.
FsurA Dissris toust-J. b. WALTON,
FytA Dssrict Court-WILLIAM A. MOTT.
sszsI Disiret Cour. W. II. REESE.
". FOR ASSESSORS.
Stsg orl.aas-FRANCIs TURNER,
THEODORE DUREL,
.". JOHN T. DUFOUR,
JOHN A. WATKINS.
A's.a-G.sw w. FOWLER.
q FOR TAX LECTo'Rs.
Efrsi District THOMAS AsKEW.
Second Disrct-JOsEPR HERNANDEZ.
7aira sDissriet-DUyERNEY FARRAR.
FOURTH Dst,ies-GEORGE MENsMAN.
Aigier-EDWARD WILSON.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Fiyst yustics-D. r. MITCHELL.
Stesna Jusics-C. N. BRADFORD.
Third Justes-RIoHARD RICHARDSON.
Fourth Jusaes-FRANcOIs CALoNGNE.
FesA Justce-WM. PILES.
SissA Sa,tiee-ARTHUR FORTIER.
Eerenta Justcs-G. ", BUFORD.
FOR CONSTABLES
FRS. Justees. Cout-WILLIAM O. QUIRK.
Second Justices CouEt-JGHN A. AGAIssE.
Third Justices Coar-JAs. W. DUPLEssIs.
Fourth Justces Coass-JULEs sORAPURU,
Fuih Justics's Coan-F. b. HERNANDEZ.
strts Justiee's Court-J0HN M. MEAD.
ssrsnsa Justices cotrt-LEVI G0LDING.
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WHY We ARE FRIENDLY TO THE CAR. = The
London Times accounts for American sympathy
with the Russian cause in the following manner :
Putting aside the old feeling towards Eng
land, the positive sympathy for Russia rests
only on some supposed analogies between her
position and their own. Russia is new coun-
try; she is a great one, and will be greater ;
she has an immense territory, which she is peo-
pling, while population in Western Europe is
stationary or actually decreases. She has a
deeaying State on her Southern boundary, of
which she has taken much and wants more.
A few years ago the Americans seized pro-
vince Of their weak neighbor; an alliance of
France and England was projected which, if
carried out, would have involved the Union in q
long and dangerous struggle. The Russians
occupied similarly situated territory the
alliance was completed, is most powerful and
may last to interfere in the affairs of trans-At-
lantic Turkey. We believe such ideas as these
influence q large class Of American politicians,
but they are obviously too imaginary to be the
cause Of more than pamphlets and orations
Russia may be sure that we have not Poland
at our side, nor an earnest enemy in the great
community we have founded
= The Times might also have informed its read
ers that Americans could not be expected to
regard with favor an alliance whose first fruits
had been interference in their concerns, and q
direct threat of enforcing the balance Of power
principle in the Western hemisphere
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MURDER OF AN AMERICAN IN MBxIoo.-We
have just been informed by one of our most re-
liable citizens of the murder Of Leonard Tucker,
in the town of Cinnegas, Mexico. Mr.. Tucker
resided in this State for several years, and car
ried on business as merchant, since the Mexi-
lean War, in the town of Candida, Nueva Leon
Mexico. He wasa brother of the late Captain
John Tucker, of Saluria, and was well known
to many of our citizens, as a very inoffensiyt
man, ever honest, and warm in friendship He
was possessed of considerable property. NueceI
Valley ADV, 9th.
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SICKNESS IN WooDYILLE, MIss-By reference
to the Secretary's report, it will be seen that we
have had ninety-six cases of yellow fever and
twelve deaths, since the commencement of the
present epidemic. The sanitary condition of
our town ut this time is quite encouraging, as
most of the above cases are either well or con-
yalescent, and Of the few vino are still siok, we
hear Of but one case that is considered danger.
Gus, [Woodyille Whig, Saturday
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OPELoUsAs RAILRoAD.-The special or accom-
mediation train of the Opelousas railroad, which
heretofore left New Orleans every Saturday
evening at 4 o'clock, and returned on Monday
morning by 10, has been discontinued. The
hours of arrival at and departure from Tiger
vile, the present terminus Of the road, have not
yet been fixed. A steamboat is running in CON
nection with the road at Tigerville, for all in
termediate landings on Bayou Teche as far UP
as New Iberia, and all the travel which, previ
ous to the opening of theroad to Tigerville, went
via the Lakes and Donaldsonyille to New Or
leans, has been transferred to the railroad,
which, besides being shorter and more expedi-
tious, is also attended with much less expense.
-[Thibodaux Minerva, 18th.
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u. a. FAHNEsTOCK's vERMIFUGR.
ID EG ULAR PRACTITl0N ERS make an ex-
a. csponn favor thu aad no, only use ii in
The following from physician Of high
Illinois: iEl.l=t1
sHAwsRHTewN, ILL., june 4, 1853
MESsRS. B. A. FAHNESTogK CO.: : :
GKsrLsMES used B. A Fahnestock's VeYmfnge
Pciee edns this and the Southern stae for the ia,t
medicine for the
which it nerded bringing az time from small gnl Of
ssy ten years of age, ONE HUNDRED AND BEVENTYNINE
WORMS As Drugga shawneeoEn, ihsys sold great
tty, given fact
worm rnsdicife called
=-Ez = ......Z II. SYhES, MD
seid wbooais prnsipa dgsas country
thLnts throughout the United States dA Win
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SWANS
BANK NOTE iLIsF AND DETECTER,.

"A T TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM In AD-
IA VANCE-The work ia prllted f.e amer and nyw
type app will BE- States
IL 6sseni in
housa Office. uuite in advalcing non IN
ees Detartorg 10 ao-
money wilh while quieiely fol-
lowing their dictatiIL
carefully revised on the lay + publication,
iea changes hsy occur noticed Every
liable guide the
Merchant, F=,,-5,,-.e
Btokes Auroaee Commission
business widely circulated
nra will Inserted
Special advertising by FIR sher periods
known by aPPag Of agen or at shs o'e in Atlanta,
Georgia. -
Specimen will su', application by letter
Ali Communications lt-n Detactor
mn an's Bank Note ' Alta Georgia.
SAMUEL SWAN.
JAuEs RoBERTsoN. General Agent. :! -
SUB eupdo34 iscstysd BY cHAs T. HOWARD, Agent Tor
Now tirlea Louisiana
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First District Pound.
XMTAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
Wv AIDES street. near Triton Walk, as estrays-
One black and white she Goat right ear cropped two
hicks in the left ear, q rope the neck
One she Goat, white and black. z=l-.=
One billy Goat brown and black, stripe on the back
One dark yellow she Goat white belly, black stripe
on the back, with waffle
One yellow she Goat short ears and waffle.
One white she Goat with yellow Spots short ears and
waffle.
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction said
pound MONDAY I'D October, 1856 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
AUG. 5. Phelps.
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Oct II, 1855.
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FEyHE JTND DERSlGNED have resumed pay
u aent s and ssrvGss heretofore hangaC,
ton Of General Comlsaicn and Cotton FseteFans easinsn
EEAaE, naaNgsbA 4 co.
asv aslsss', ssps 10, 1871, sssllR
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Cheap: Very Cheap.

rEsALL0 Wi Dbl, for sale by
y 8ss a, DstAsRSfE Sefs 70 ksgssps 4,
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MI etc conduit an Depot des Epayes du Premier
n District, rue Dryades, pres de la Promenade Triton
CONNIE epayes-
Une Cheyre nore ct blanche, foreie drote ecourtee
deux entailes roreile gauehe, ,une corde au cou.s
Une Cheyre noire ct blanche.
On Bouc brun ct nor, une raie au dos.
Une Cheyre jaune once 10 Yentre banc une raj noire
au dos, ayant les barbes.
Une Chevre jaune ayant les oreles courtes ct les
barbes.
Une Chevre blanche, ayant des taches jaunes, les
oreilles courtes ct les barbes.
81 les dts animaux sont pas recames dams dix ours
ct les depenses payees lis seront vendus enehere pub
liaue, au dit depot LUNDI le % 0etobre 10 heures
A. NJ. 4srE AUG s. PHELPS,
s#eg. Commissaire dss Rues
Nouyelle Orleans le IL Oct, 1855. u ol2 II 22
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VN7As brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
One brown and white female Goat, with string the
neck.
neck. z~
One white and yellow female Goat.
One white female Goat, yellow spots and the back dark
One pale yellow female Goat, white belly both ears
short
Also, as encumbrances on the streets
/ "a pieces Of yellow pine lumber.
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound, SATURDAY, the 9Th Oct, at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj AUG.S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Oct, 49, 1855.
etc conduit au depot des epaves du Premier Dis
A. trict, rue Dryades, pres dc Ia Promenade Triton
CONNIE epaves-
Une Chevre ct blanche ayant un Gordon au cou.
Une Chevre grise ct noire ayant une corde cou.
Une ghevre blanche ct jaime.
Une Chevre blanche ayant des taches jaune ct e dos
brun. 4. E=a5
Une Cherre sune pale lie yente blanc les deux oreies
courtes. - II sft NJ
Auss CONNIE embarras sur la vote pubique-
y pieces de bois do pin jaune.
hi les dts animaux cont pas recames dams dix
onrs ct les depenses payees ills seroD vendues encher0
publique dit depot SAMEDI le 81 0ctobre, 1885, 10
heures A. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues
Nouvele Orleans, lie 16 Oct, 1856 ol7 % 27
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