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The Of VIII be entered upoa books
he payanral The aubsefiplon ba made Ia advance
psni subscribers many waE money By lcCf, she pcs5Ro
Of which win bs paid ~ u aad alsa assumed by odslseE H.
safe iIanra,sxivn.
COUNTRY PAPER spshshst triweeky during Tie
Of Congress, and semi wsekiy during
sniecripioas period year VIII be received
terms proportional TO HE above
z-posrhhsTrsFs authorized sgcnis snd,
NJ sending u, stys DAILY sabscibss enclosed;
NV srMl-wEEEIY subscribers wih S. cAcoed, vii 10
uur5 eopy GRATIS
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MICHAEL NoUUsE,
sset for The Mutual Ifs nsarance comP1ny Haford 'oHa
oHce No. 46l Thirteenth street.
An men think all me mortal bu, themselves''-
How oen % fathers whose crrum
should prompt them insure and o their widows and
en- af
Aug ~ -iaw3w Unit
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COURT OF CLaIMs.1he undersigned will attend To any
" which confded him commissioner
Claims attorney
file bc found daily the Cap,
t1 in the ro Immediately opposite clerk Of the
Cont of Ciaas JOHN q. TYSON
Aug S-2aw3ws flint. and Star1
D PiLLips, or Mobile, AIaasnn, v al psaoiise In
the Supreme United es," of Claims,
connected with his profession Office
of 9TH street and Louisiana
Juupp pp--dl luiF
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SPLENDID scHGsfgs FOX srpTEmBEg, 1850.
GREGORY kAURY, MLHaosRs, winirg,on, Del.
5c1,sgoi
Lottery benefit of tt0
t-t STATE or DEhAWARE
Class r. for 1883
Drawn Wilmington, Del, saiuraa, septembsr % 1885
Is drawn numbers out OF 3e.
soHsAs.
prize eof...,,.,.....s67saet pdze of....s.. $i9ha
A DO .......... edoc0 400 lowest NO piisesl 600
do ......,,.,.... l50Ool dc. &C. SO,
Tickets s90--haIycs 5io-qnarers S5-eighths O. 10.
Cefiica,ea packages 2G whale tlckrts, ss4o ~
do % half DO i@d ~
DO % quarter % 81 %
26 eighth do &G9
$4,000,
Lottery for The benefit OF The
STATE or DELAWARE,
Glass 2le, ior 1855
Drawn at Wilmington si saturday, September 80, fi5
a IS number ciasy--3 drawn Jallois.
,aAoNfloEsr scnEsE.
splendid capital ssJo9e prize
do ..........,.. apg0 80 20 ........ .-.... 400
pIze a,si5 a0a % 2c9
sc. ac.a ae.
Tickets sto-- hsives 5S-puprcrs' ~ co.
Certificates Of paesngTs o. \. whnr iekfis, SiEi "
as laf Do t5.c9
Do do rs qusrer do $40
Cor tickets shares certificates Of packages IN tie
pop anton
each drawing WAL be ipiedayy after iossr
10 all order non,
Address y. j. BuEkEfs Aghrt
Auga toi,
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English and French noar.ling ana Day school.

English and French Boarding and Day school.
MISS BROOKE ftoa rnlsdephs viii her bossdies Dad
No 1913 Penasysanis avenue corner sesen buanss a l
every will be used accomplish her pupil n
Drawing win be taught 10 various elegant styles
My friend Miss Brooke Is osmatie aty, q efen ~
Qualifications teacher and whose
Dsi"en' in English sar's enF BE- aos Z s sops poras
Miss Brooke Is wao enlrey ca
pable conducting successfully ae etleon OF young isai arg
''''' "'' '0'>'s 4. DALLAS BAciE,"
- nEyEEssors.
The Rph, Rev. AIopzo po'ier, d. D.. LID.
The Right Rev. g. ". Boane, D, ~, Ii. D.
Professor Dallas Bas,e, stssrnsnden, caast susye,
William W soreoraa, s,q 4, Washigs'on, cs,la ., g
S"n h"". James I Msf" Ca%pas s rosa,s sa as.ea
lion W. Woodward Associate Judge Of the snrr.ne conr'
hon. George VAN NJ; q, Nsy lensy.
Circulars stating ierms pcp bookstores,
ofMiss Brooke, No. l3s Pennsylvania avenue
THE MISSES HAvgLEY's Erench and gang.sn
Boarding and Day School win he reepenel on Monday sn
Aug as-eodaw
Cottage Home School for Young Ladies,
Massachueeis opcane, 5eeeea loh and liz streets
sixth yea @ e. s, a ssh9S % w e aqn
oo! departments and embraces ai the bfanehs o. 60"
cation.
Miss A. Cor, Principal.
Madam Doraan, Teacher Of Fsercli.
Mr. schsli, Teacher Of Muee
| Circulars may be obtained al The bookstores
| Anse2-eoln
yuANTED fnn~diatsiy.A thoroughly guaied lcaehes or
w languages boarding. Alex
a.. ss. sas and s w nR'isa' @ sss s ss % Hs 81 % ]
$3.50 and board Address with f e E'enn,s; % ss5cKrrT,
Aug 3i-dG iiexandra Virginia.
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NEKIHTEENrEI INSTALMENT.-We open To- day the thr-
J. icehh nstalmen U celebrated "housewite coions.o
We all produce brands hclow named
Our branded OF faith IN le
great excellence.
" aufcvic soft admirable arhce for ladies'
and chldren's
Shaker Iongclofh Shade heavier than the 'honse
wifi, - excellent siirting u
Everlasting irtng, of weight yet remarkably
soft.
With full rppny Of all the other hest grade shns from
low priced N fine. &
100 pieces white n5 yard
The finest Nos In the lot real Welsh aRneis, om3a cents
per y1rd upwards. e.srs
100 superior eached unblcaehed and cooed cotton
itt fanncs
15 pieces fine auUmn ginghams assorted.
White cambcs plaid mun Naina0ok Swis5 and null musinJ
regular qualies usually low prtces
large lot Of blankets, comforts, siteiinss &c.
New supplies dnily.
One pr0verbiaiy low price only.
Goods from The appronon eIcet 10
nvaid-) will they be exchanged o. taken back.
Delay settling bills expected 70
Good articles piuea fair dealing may relied all
PERRY X BROTHER
t4 " Genital tores,f' west building,
Sep 2-steoif Opposite Centre hiaect,
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PROPOSED nArxs OF aAILISs.
E,-o, Mem Y.rk fJom LtrsTtool.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, D. Co..
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co, #
~ Austin Friars London.
y. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Bnvrc.
Tho ships viii be accountable for gold silver
snece ieyerv precious stones, METALS unless bs Of
are signed therefor thereof therein
Ap 25-du
s,<pf. commodi0us and mousse
on h the OF u street House con
ropms been papered ana painted
Terms and given nmed
u,ei io Solicitors Office, Treasny Department.
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81. Jokeph.s a cademy for Young Ladies,

Near Enpaiysburg, Frederick County lid.
nyIE studies this institution The
Thursday The
terms annum payable
ally drawing,
ina Spanish Italian, German, lntn The
for the department composed of pup'a nnde nine years
uee, per annnn payable half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry should addressed ibe MOTHER sUPE
RIoR Joephs Academy Einmttsburg, Frederick county
Maryland.
July S-diycar
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Washington National monument Oftlcc,
August !, 1855.
ameelng Of the board managers the Washington
II Society," held 3st ulo, the follow
resolution adopted;
Resolved That notice by advertisement 10 be
National ntelgsncer Union, and the American
OsaD Wilon late Commissioner OF the Gene
Land Office has been appointed general agent of ts Society
audh the duties OF his Office.
A true copy Iest. CHAS. C. TUCKER,
Secretary of w. N. M. Society.
Aug a-d3w
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Academy of the Visitation,
Frederick CIR, MI
rrrE exercises will on Monny c
l. Ist of september.
TERMS . posRpFss. n
tuition per nv
Wnhine nendng, and otnrr extras. -
Music on the piano. harp guitar forms additional charge
French Spanish Gefn,an, a huh
drawing painting kee extra ehsc. hh'hce ee,
semi annually ~ advance t
nils the ana e carge u cr
mate from the date ofthsir enirance
ip--iawiws
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TT MAY be BEET 90 state AT oiico the cinsses OF
i goods that oifar especial bargains
3 cnses French merinoeE, All coiors
100 PIECES black and fancy silks eurcy
styles
pieces nannels a5 per ysd up
numbers.
In pure anen goods probably tbs largest and cheapest
lot in the District.
mourning goods have offered.
100 pairs ne nnd cheap blankets, all
Table danaka, assorted styles prices
10 shirt bosoins, III iinen, patterns
Dress goodson prOnIator, many dtsigDs,
styles
New supplies received daily
Those bills settled July be paid hefc commencing
a gsf
regular lahiiuay
bills invited TO cali ana make the
selections early
ly-One price only.
aclc prices, and fair dealing msy relied In
an cases.
PERRY BRoTHER
" Central otoras,'' building,
1IZ-g., u f~,f t.,a i'.uxyas art
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7 -
nIgE yellow Fever n historical, Pathological.
and Thcepenncnl Rela,oas BY poc,er \ La f9chs yo
evo.
rac,Icsl Treatise Dea'os q tho ryo BY Doctor wsa
Rlsmea,s u MedieiHe BY Doctor ?. n D.esegn vol
Sep fkAaCk IAfI9Ri
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Hon James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management o the Oco Department assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
its business may be the more conveniently arranged ana pre-
pared for his final action distributed among several bn
reaus follows The appointment Oice in charge ot the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract oce in
charge Of Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
finance Office charge of the Th,d Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge OF the chief
clerk.
Postmaster General and clerks 10 this oce
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
dsconnuance Of post Offices changes ol sites and names
appointment ard removal OF postaster ana route ana ioc
agents as also the giving OF Instructions to postmas'ers
Posnasters furnished with marking and rating snmps
and letter by this bureau whchis charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF tne aepat
nent and with the superintendent Of the soyern agencies
established for supplying posmasers with blanks 10 TINS
bureau likewise assigned the supervision o the ocean a
steamship lines and OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract Office William H. Duudas es Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty six clerks TO this OF
ice is assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
Of the tatss, and placing the under contract
embracing oil correspondence and proceedings respecting tne
frequency OF trips mode of conveyance, mud times Of ue
partures arrivals all the routes the course OF te
mail between different sections OF the country the points
Of mail aibutiou and the regulations for the government
of the domestic mail service o the United states pe
the advertisements Tor mail prQposa receives inc @
and takes charge n the annual and occasional mail lettings,
and tho a,iusent Of the contracts All
pljoaons for the establishment or alteration oi mail arrange
nents and the Of mail should be sent
TO this Office. All claims should be anspor,
ton service not under contract the recognition Of said
first to be obtained through the Contract Ouce ss
necessary authority for the proper credits the Auditor VI
fce From this Office ell postnastes at the ENDS o. routes
ceve the Of mail arrangements preFcbed Tor the
respective routes rep0rts weekly 20 the Auditor all CON
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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I IoBT and Darkness, or, The shadow Of Fnte-A
Ia Of fashionable lille. Paper, so cioit
Jnst pubislied and for sas At TAYLOR & MAURy'S
Aug2j Isentine1 Bookstore, 9a ~.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
me Treasury Department consists of the Offices Of the Sec
arY OF the Treasury two comp,reers, commissioner of
customs six auditors treasurer, register, solicitor, light
house board, and survey
me following is brief indication of She duties Of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
n Secr~arys 0fceion. James Guthrie, Secretary of The
reasary; Hon. p. G. Washington Assistant Secretary
engineer in charges architect and three draughtsmen
temporarily employed, and twenty three clerks The Score
y Of the Treasury Is charged with the general
the fiscal transactions OF the government, aud of the
esuon OF the laws CONCERNING the and navigation
o. the United States. He uperntends the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishments the marine hospitals
e United States and the construction of public
buildings for ton-houses and other purposes.
fTs Comptroller O6iceElisha Whittesey, esq, Comp
foer and fifteen Clerks He pescroe the mode Of keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
wee as well as the public lands and and ceros the
balances arising thereon
= Secomd Compfrotter's O6fce,-Iohn M. Brodhond esq
Nomproller and clerks lie prescribes tho mode
Keeping and rendering the accounts of the army navy
ana ndao departments OF the public SERVICE revscs and
eefuhes The balances arising thereon
Ohee Of Commisoner of the Csstom-Iugh j. Anderson
ESQ Commissioner, and eleven clerks He rresorbes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the OF the
evenuo aud dburssmers aud for the building and repair
M custom houses &o and revses and cores the balances
ayising thereon.
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l,HljRCH sEcRvICEs--sessrs. TAYLOR 81 MAuRY has,
u lust received very beautiful editions Of nc
rrayer,r complete Church fsesvce,n bound N paI
June 81 bookstore near autth street
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PARTING wonDs.


Forgst NOT Thy mother shs cherished thy youth,
And loved thee with tenderness, fervor aud truth:
she led thy weak footsteps with caution and care
Ana taught thee to Lisp forth thy first morning prayer
Forget not thy mot.er !. sad vigiis she kept,
And knelt BY thy bedside to pray whilst thou hept
scaress snd pain set their stsmps on thy brow
ana young face OF Its bright heaIthfuI glow
Forget not hV mother when far far away
she rhodsht Of her frs-born by night and BY day
low her heart cuag d se thro the lapse Of
When nope sweesiy beam'd mid hsr bistersst tears
Forget not thy n,oths condemn not her deeds.
Let her heart be to thee green spot free feI weez
Magnify Der few virtues, her frsillss still hide :
And be thou the last one to doubt or deride
Forget not thy mother thy love should e,er be. ~
Like Oceans broad biilows unshscklsd and frse 4l
In MES busy moments, DEATH "a darker hour LID. ca
Let thoughts Of Hatmother, all others o,erpower
Forget not thy mother /! unkindness cuts deer-- &
A wound made by thee eIouz open would ksea
And remorse tho shs hssen'd her barn drops Ia
eouid but half heal tbs bosom all saddened I'd sors.
BE kind to Thy mother !! let gentle words fat =
iograatude sends forth Its wormwood and gail: :
But love blent with duty, rich blessings mpart
And gilds each recess OF the desolste heart ~
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OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
GIRO ULAR.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall. Hept. 10. 1855.

DiSJ RAIL- 6ePt. ~, 1900.
Having been officially informed by the Department o.
state of the United States and by the United States
Consul at Bremen that eirears issuedh the euigra
ion agents OF the city Of Bremen intended for cireu
aaon In me interior Of Germany cautioned emigra3ts
VINO are deformed, crippled, MANNED, stc against
takipg passage for New York. the Of that State
ior6id Their landing. except under bond that they wifi
n.y. fa upon the Commissioners for support and adyna
au such emgfans to ta aks passage to New Oreang OF
Baltimore where no such regulations exists g
l, John u Lewis, Mayor Of the City of New Orleans
sa,e o. LousaRa have deemed it proper and in
g the provisions Of the laws of the State and Of the civ
o1 new Orleans 70 issue this circular for the purpoe m
nndeceviDg the unwary, and cautionng afl psrsoas In
that the laws Of this State and city Amply r
Voe against the introduction within their limits Of
parties OF the character stated and ipose the OBLIGATION
on masters Of vesses and such may introduce persons
VINO from Whatsoever cause, may within two years after
their arrival become burhen to the pubic suthor,es
OF be found guilty of any crime sdemearor or beacl
tne peace to furnish bond with good surees 10
tne STATE OF Louisana in such sum as the MAYOR nv
proper not exceeding thres hundred dollars for
each Passenger ~
ana do therefore hereby notify all persons interested
hat strict Observance Of the provisions Of the laws or
tnis SUBJECT will be exacted the officers Of the law
hed 70 rigorous enforcement Of the,sams. 172
Hven under my hand and the seal Of the City of New
Orleans at the City Of New Orleans On the day month
ana year aforesaid. AJN0. L. LEWIS, !
oih ~ ..s.-s-i Msyor
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-g coMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE.
: City of New Orleans Auoust % Iass

| Er4s COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE A
City Of New Orleans, August %, 1856
No. 1850
Rssoired That the CITY eComptroller be, and he is
heieDy 70 cause 70 be sold after thirty DAYS
notice IN the Official journal Of the city the eere
mary, now confined m the City SWork-hoase, said
slave having been forfeited TO the city, sad sale 10 he
made ior cash. and subject the approval of the Com
[Signedl - GERARD STTTH
President pro TEN. Board of a ssisaut Aldermen.
lSignedl JOHN CULBERpsON
Approved August 8, 1856 = <'a'- A''en
[signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY. The
26th Of September next, will adjudicate for ca Il n
me CITY Workhoase, at O'Clock. the above slave.
auaa I'd 49, - camn,o,sr
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DAILY CRESCENT.


f% f"measa TRsrd Page .adseytisersas
1ooka ana stationery-L b. STEEL 60 Casnp street. n
~. JOHNSON Co., % Camp street
Clothing WAY, corner q. f,an,n ana
streets. under City HotA,
( sLEIGHros q BszBer sauss,as,sa4 .. mr. 4, -,
~ and st. Charles streets - '',Hoi vi e@ha'
aroceTlssmR w AoAma, serner Of Front, Common and
HafdwaTs.J WsTrRnat d BRo., corner Of ceta,oon,
=. rs., n; KzLs Co, Front between arsyisr and
esAs. y sAisKs Co. % Magazine and 40 Grssier sss
Jewefry-HYDg & GooDRcn, corner Of Cans, and pev,,
streets. -s=a45 ~ ~ Z = - -
Musical Instruments-Ai fyHRsrsscH. lit Canal 1T.
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ooMpTRoLLkR,s oRfI E.l

~ CoMPTRoLLER's OPfI r. y
City Of New Orleans, May j, 1856
Resoreds That the Comptroller be, and he il hereSs
authorized and required to gvs notice, by standing an
yer!Semsnt IN the official Journal that in
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. i4f2 approyso
March 80 1864, the COUNCIL will not pay any bill agsiust
tne Gay unless contracted under authority OF an order
from the Comptroller n accordance with the ordinance
referred to, [signedl Il, L. TRACY
e* President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsigned L. Ii. PLACE,
Approved April Is, 1856 - N>'e'' 'usn'-
[signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The sttention Of the officers of the city and of the
public h respectfully called the foregoing resouton
fl ,...>- . = .- O. DE BUYS,
myi9 tt Comptroller City Of New 0Fieans
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a1stssIamsoug Eterna.

a, writer In Notes and Queries atates t,,a. a..
goou Ola oarque William and Ann br;it - "A
London ID the year 1850, which yeasaa @ ss.s =
conveyed General Wolfe st the t,r,s .Sssaly - aiy
siege Of Quebec, Is now in existenes 80 ~ =
elassed In Lioyd's register book as A NJ
lsecond Glass; and yet is almost = csnfary old'
KILLED BIT LIoHTs1Ne. The following s;rs,,-
lar case Of death BY Hghtsing is reported in ina
brantford 70. w Chronicle The wife os MI
sohn Currie, farmer, on the 18th concession n
west q willmbury, was on last Thursday killed
by lightning she had gone out 10 milk s 4
M Ell near the house; her daughter and servant
ia ia we're seing with her, tine latter to hold
! ~ neiler while being MIXED On looking
~ ahs seeing i likely to ne wet they ste1Ded
~ pac8, tee Daughter TO throw somet6ine over
~ - u 81 'Is man 10 put on his coat This was
spo sofh VI moment, and the dasshter ba y;ro Z
hastily thrown over her sIouders M. ~
sne was stepping ont Of the he.,selS ,gheu :, 4
volume Of fame rushed toward hsr MN saa
accompanied BY most sreu,eIions r,saI ~ ,,r.s,
der Fearing for her raosheYs ti.. sasssvs = ~,
daugh ter, ,sprang towards where she LII 1ast
zen her Here she met great body ii smoke.
ana saw her mother pFo5trate In. the n,ilst - \
her clothes on fire, and her body 1ifelesa fsn N
s;u.ng cut Hrs: Currle had two milk pals, Qua
-. Aau the other wood. The rim of the tin paI
20 ses ln txo, BY the electric fluid and two
.oiea Msse =. maae In the bottom of the wooden
M ~ ae perforated with rife shot. Her oap
was on hre some distance from the body. ard
her snoes q considerable distance apart' and
several rods from where she Law Ths aaiss .' -
her shoes were torn from ths uppsrs: tl,e he hairs
Of the head and the trunk Of ihe bodv zero
greatly spged and burnt, but I'd anresranc,
OF bruises or broken bones Within rsslins -
SIX feet the ground where she fell was nero
rated IN sx places, all oblique1y ,as il by eraue
snot. An inquest WAS held on the body. and
verdict returned that the deceased came to herr
death BY being struck with lightning. 1ss
TIE BEsF THING oUT.-An ex-commissfon
merchant, repentant for past transactions, says
he once sent the following g returns 2 for crop
OF corn consigned him ~ = 5.is 5ss.-. s.3
8 Mr.. BROwN-Sir: have, accordinr To vour
lnstructionemade forced sale Of yoar corn.
and received for it, against which I have COM
soa'ase.. $125 90
III 100
y 32 So y
--r' 90 o.
ssfaIa : 20 90
-. +.',.-..... 10 %
~ <'f-F @s f5asa s-5 sse s4s' -S-A-
Lesslns ~ you perceive. balance In your favor
= . $3.50 80
lou can draw upon nae for that sum, Trust s
ng yon VIII honor me. with still further con-
- {
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Second District Pound,

Second D1RtElCt Eound,
VKTAs brought TO the second District Pound corner
w of st. Ann and Derbigny streets as estrays-
One bay steed Colt, about 121< hands high reached
name, long black TAIL with rope on the neck.
One light yellow Cow, branded NJ the right hip r.
on the right thigh an iegbls brand on the lsft hip
under sopsd right soped below and top horns
bored.
ear sloped and cropped. "a
One brown and black billy Goat white face, four feet
white.
Which, II not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction at said pound
on WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst, at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
AUG. s. PHELPS,
29 E Street Commissioner.
New Orleans Sept ID 1856
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MI etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Second Dis
trict, Pencoignure des rues st. Ann ct Derbigny,
CONNIE epaves-
I'm etalon bai denvron IL mains ct demie dc hauts 10
crnere coupee queue nore ct Tongue ayant hne oorde
cou. sfl ss4.s A. /. ~.
,une vache jauns Clair, etampe la hsnchs drote,
r la cuisse drote, etampe insible o Ia hsnchs
gache Poreie gauche coupee obi quemsnt dessoeis
les cornes percees.
Une aenisse jaune, etampe X o q la .hanehe arote,
Forsile droite ecourtee and coupse obliauement.
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blancs.
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publique au dit depot MEReREDI 10 20 oourant, 10
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Commissaire des Rues.
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