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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE OFyIcE

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, Sept, mber 49, is5i
ONGRESs during its last
for the purchase OF The best breee loading The use
the United States provided thar
fair practical test thereof shall purchase edysabr and
pope and manufacturers hereby notified hat spec,
of such will be received rs day OF
December next for preliminary examinations
reasonable expectation OF being ueiu purchase
sufficient number five
cxpectalion TO be placed the hands of
hciu ne result Of TINS pfhccai test viii aid
king decisi II. HENRY *. CRAIG;
=. Colonel OF Ordnance.
The editors of the following newspapers will nlcn.e ~,
above WEEKS and send this office on.
copy OF the containing The National and
Evening star washington cit Agvs philadelphia Military
Argus, Mt New York Times, Hartford
Piitsbu Times at Louisville; Delta nj New Orleans
3U-1aw6w
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Paris New made cloaks,
n veivst, satin, ooti, antique, aad cloth.
au silks, bfecade plaid, pain and hounced robss
Fine aud u~iin rmbrde. la OF Point Maltese,
Limeric Hontton, and Gimpure
sypbides, coInret-, collars, sleeves.
aretpB robes.
Ase styles eashmores, usselnss,
French chiniz, and wfsoi plaids
Evening and parry dress gsods In great variety
All inspection
Cirxens and strangers respectfully nylled 10 call Il
WALTER HARPER Il co.
Dec 5-eo3iif
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leather pouches be made f good and sub
leather, well tanned weighing m Nos and lees
and for the smaller siz no, Than hs
quare the bottom and flap TO be Of good kg leather well
and the TO be well and strongly with the best
The pouches are 10 be Of deney woven canvas
resist waters Al least equal TO that of which he pouches
in the service made.
and Canra Horse mail Bags bags
No Body as inches long, inches In encounter.
The wide parts ends "tm Of "A BY % i.ehes
a, the wde., ps ends Or bottoms Of "a" y BY "a inches
widest parts ends 10 by ipehes.
The leather horse mail bags are to be made Of and .ubs'an
square foot, aud the be well gy
The mil bags be- made Of the quality
Of fabric as the pouches above described
CAMPUS and Leather Dropie,r Pouches, t~h poeket)
Size NO. 30 inches ia length and 3 in circumference
can.as Newspaper Mail Bags
Size No ss inches in length and 81 inches
Of p inches width the yarn Of The fabric 10 be doubled aud 9,d
size No 4 Inches long aud as inches T. 10 be
Proposals for improvements n the construction OF Of The
adaptation service prce
Of such improvement will be considered in determining the lowest
No proposal win be considered accompanied samples
and propossd and also with evidence q he soa
potency and ability Of the bidder to the work according
department or before
form the basis Of The Specimens deposited by btdr
which ay win saey md BE- used IN the mail service
decision on The bids viii Be- made on o. beoe day Of
before day Of next
sufficient sures for faithful performance Of the obligations
ed into.
All the articles for be delivered
tors expense AT Boston, Mass New York and Bufdo NJ r.
Philadelphia and Pitsbug Pa Baltimore Md;
D. Charleston, .. O.; Augusta, Ga Montgomery, New
Orleans, La. Nashville, Tenn; Lousvie Ky tncnna
and 81 Lonis such quantities
require and be sdy
delivery, and be received which shall be inferior
| specimens standard bags
To enable bidders estimate the
mail bags which will probably rqurd, they
there furnished for the Of HE department, during year
which ended Both June last 2i5 leather pouches 94
pouches 4o0 a,her COG
and II, ITO anil bags
The should endorsed Proposals
and be addressed the IS Posfaa.tcr Ceitrai.n
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jan l4--awl2w Postmaster q ra
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HOUSEWIVES CO1TONS Third fnstaIn We
Ii have the pleasure OF
who been waiting patiently the hi
of the tiy celebrated house that
to-day 45 pieces Az oiginaied noducrd and had this ar
Gle manufactured with expressly Tor saes the
them IL ui
We thus particular from knowledge of far interior
article icketed housewife being for this
y . IT. &
aJ0 piecrs very superior Irish inens priced
hne all cheap portion which
order.
Vast all other kinds goods
class of linen goods Should in
stock
lnmournng goods OF an kinds will
ample, aud complete throughout the
40 pieces white fann. assorted several shades less
Than the usual prices
rs pieces beaced unbeached annes superior
qualify.
100 pieces rich woocn plaids ladies' children
considered the har,d-nmert patterns In the ciy. t5g
Choice cloths,
gloves underhs aud drawers,
bra Nc Also, article usually found
goods huussi 10 all Of which daily additions made.
BY having dealing ia'y articles
bear decided o fabric
enabled u or really Inducements discriminating buyers
Judges goods }
stranasr- athers codal convinced
the advantage Of hny'n. where one oaIy Is asked
Delay In set'iBg hills
Good articles, lew prices and fair dealing be relied
all cases.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central West Building,
Oct S-steoh Opposite Crntre Market.
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HECKEHs FAhlNA, prepared expressly for fnmi
lies decate and appropriate seasons aud one Of
The most economical nutritious, and wholesome evri
brought to the table, emnenty combining qualification The
palate with ample and eaha body Strictly
speaking Heckes fartna neither
oraive strengthening the digestive
ordered bowels darrhGa dysenry and cholera
when food deemed admissible ecker frna
cannot fail to be saatary and wherever
In hospitals and practice The
prevention Of sickness at least sung
|
People in health should, therefore,
common food to preserve the nestimabe blessing. q
For sale by and druggists generally
F. Pits " Commerce street, Batimore; ningee Brother, 81
south Front street. Phiiadephia; Eowdear Long
Wharf, Boston; and by The ecke BROTHER n,
The Croion Mills, 2ol Cherry street, New YORK.
Sep 39-dlm
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MOIICE-We beg leave uiy remind
~ mat az usual an open accounts will
up to the sh instant and presenlsd when viii
forward promptly and settle The
Market together with heavy make
obligatory upon us TO than ordinary diligence collecting
. HOOs, BhO TIER, n CO.
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NOTfCEThe heirs and of Rudophus BRIL-
ceased, whose letters granted by
the orphans Washington Maryland
1891 hereby notified 10 the orphao rad
before ie lst day 1855 gnd establish
right funds hands, which herea
hands, OF de
the will annexed OF said deceased.
JOHN R sNEARY,
Administrator dc bonis non with the viii annexed
Nov 29-law
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cUPERIOI; LINEN GOODs.--clage, Newton. May, Co,
aIenon 10 ,hr Immense stock superior jus,
ceived which viii he od The cash prices We have
sirIng and other Of tho
very best makes Imported. and warranted pure max.
warranted ali linen
complete stock damak, napkins
Tow ling OF all Kinds in grea, abundance
Crash, German roll, brown Russa linen
Phlowcase and bolster linen, bsowg French linen.
ALSO, RECEIVED
sheeliugs make for pillow slips, cotton
English long cloths, New mills coored India dm'y
n soys Of a "sal Welsh and s"s,-n asaaei.
good assortment of lowpnced all wool ha"nrs oa whe
pairs smules, the largest
- 90 pairs finest blankets ever brought 70 thus e.y. -
This above goods win be sold exceedingly low Tor cash. or on m
Dec s"od H. CLAGETr. NEWTON, MAY, 3 co.
xILyER PLATED Aibatta Svare--I have recently
opeaed rich rIyepaled goods heavily plated
on eopS. ana %.Ss aaa CONFUSING
Soup ladies', butter dishes, walters
Saivers cake baskets bon bon stands
p"ehsrs. butter us snvss eaare and lea urns
Napkin rings, salts, liquor stands mugs, gobeis
Egg Stands, card receivers
Together with general assortment, Of housekeeping articles
For sale at very low prices W porEtrR Iron Han
Dec lo-eodifJani 3ls Penn. avenue and 3aS D street,
EMuERs .r Congress aud stranger. Waiting the
nj city respectfully informed that have hand
h sr off, IF a s"s soo seA = 'N' '''
New style Pari. cloaks in velvet, satin, aud cloth
Handsome French work evening dress goods OF very
Elrsnl VIII ,e and conred Canton Grape shaws
Cashmere ~hawts, good bufdered scdrfs
Maltese, vaienc,nnes, Gspae and rngh thread iacss and
edRipgs
Black aces trimmings
All kinds Of fine white goods
Silk thrs at, aud hosiery
Best gloves, Lyons best velve, in black and desirable
Undrrve-,s Of all kiads for ladies' and gentlemen
Pine Welsh and Eng;,-h 1,nneis
-canbrc, emboderrd stitched handkerchiefs
Pine linen Tor col ara aud bosoms
All Of above goods will De- sold al the lowest cash pees
rs
CLAGETr, NEWTON. MAY, x Co,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
l. UR nOOn ms OR Il .Nf.-pleasantly located
Missouri he'd chambers, suitable
separately yhssd by
lamps.
inquire Van Ness Missouri avenue,
tween AZ and 9th streets.
Dec 5-d4t
NJ. A, Tyson a. Sisters Seminary
LAp1s.
F street, betreen l2th aud 1874, Washington.
THE 49, will
ninue 10 he usuti closing July tarenis wishng
lars, which obtained either institution, the prin
cipa TO k-tnres.
Dee l--dpw (Slarl
Chapped Hands Face.
EUERLAINs Amond,ne-fresh
IL dozen bay rum from Madame Lavigna's distllery.
case of % doz. Farrna cologne, very supsrir
PABKER's
Fancy and Perfua,-ry
Dec 7--arA Penn avenues under National Hotel.
a
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Oh ovrreo.fs aud Cioshtnw OF every descstps,on
senenn should not iaii 20 vrit tbs
the ohecribrr~ where viii
ssfarn u sfe aud quliy
faeur-d n the nras siratle
sshns At tht lowest prices the
WALL STEPHENS.
Dec 2s-h 313 Peousy ivanla avenue.
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Es<ENCh WKttlNs tNk, by P-rs,se tsuyst.
l. Bank OF England writing ink b
Impaired direct from the london
Sept 23 FRANt,K TAYLOR
VHE STORY OF THE HALE. from sn. G.st dawn
Of Revelation 10 tn tisoop with thr
interesting details Of ~ Translation from EARLIEST
eh,rts until the h ..
The Parallels of Knmschs fm 'he seventh German edition
with Is Illustrations.
Midsummer Flowers for tho Young Dy Mary Howit,.
The African Crusoss BY Mrs Lee.
The Auslfaissn Wanderers. ny
Progress and Prejudice novel Ny Mrs. Gore.
Eddy on Bee Culture and the Bee Hive.
Sep al PRANCK TAYLOR.
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NHttsaI Tsck 80 -Cro&s BlAckwels Eox-h pekts. an
" ysnespschoisss New York pickles Gr ssie BY
RonF D.. TWEEDy,
Corner Penn. avenue aud i3Ah street, south -tde
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EDiCAL DEP sRTMrAT Us ssEOHG ErOxyN
VI Gdl'gr-The lectures will Npvemser 5t
continue until tbs middle of March
Terms To the full including matculaon SOS grsdua
tot sa3 dissectipg ticket, SO
FACULTY,
Nable Young M D., Professor OF Med-
cine.
Flodoardo Howard NJ D.
Of Wnmrn and Children
johnson Eliot, NJ. u. Professor q
1amrs r. Mofgan NJ D. Professor OF Medical
Hygiene
NJ Snyder, D.. Professor of surgery.
Renjsmia Craig, NJ ~ Professor Medical Chemistry
Physoosy.
a. p Howard, NJ ~, Therapeu
ties.
Alex. Young, N, D. Detnon.trarar % Anatomy.
FeODoARDo HOW ARD, Dean,
oetf-2a~tN"vb Csruer tom aud Y st-.
UA~KEu on shooting .aisea by Nm. a.. Porter,
Frank Fars-res's Field SPORTS vols.
Ansrcan Game "a ~ seasons BY Frank Forester.
The Rod ani the Suai By Wspn oakrigh vol. Ein-
bnsh.
tn spsrtsman in France vols London.
Tive Young Sp.rfsinau's Napual by London,
Hints % sp' rtSmen ey r s. Lswp, NJ u,
The Shnoev Nsnuu
Kridsr- sisHtina Anseaatrs.
fouEii on The p,R; ed ted by r. =. Lewis N. ~.
links on Dogs sriffef by frapk Far-srr.
ub-' rvsiinn- IN Dog btsakins; William Floyd
NtchMdson
Ca. bv'cnin.en ON DOG breaking vol. London
MAYHEM on Dogs, FRaNcK TAYLOR.
Sep ~ f....E
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AND WARRANT NOTIoE-in June, 1854, The t;omms.
~ soner 81 Pensions issued hpsnyand
100 under the ACT OF Sep'embrf. zahe, Cooper
widow OF William Cooper deceased aud Wash
ington city, TO The address of f. c. Chahrs sails
warrant ha- failed to reach the hands Chanhers or
authorized a hash
IN the General Land Office the
fraudulent claimant, and application made Commits
sioncr OF Pensions for duplicate Of said ~arrnnt.
BuoyKUs (Ohio,) October 10, 1854. .rE
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SsstL. HOOKS, ior ysa,h- e ages. r az ste
o. variety, uft
20 wrtrrs u h- class ~ Engand A4a few Ton.
=" colicton b
boob selected ~ pais the undssgaed ny which as,
"Pshep,, fRAScK TAYLOR.
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for the annual sum of

This proposal made with full knowledge of the distance
of the the weight OF The mail to be carried and al
Other parcuars in reference and service and
also after full examination Of the instructions and require
mens attached to the advertisement.
Dated NaH1f# sa4#
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N Anticipation Of the approaching Holiday, have
recently nade an addition to her f0iOre choice stock
China fancy aud snuccrs, with
Tne bstes cigar and Lighters
Lamps, girahdolts e3ndrabra candlesticks &c.
And viii take pleasure in showing
n call
few of those celebrated hand Per
sons in Of good would they
entirely closed out
am siig toiiet and cockery generally
cost, being determined 10 close that
4a4l g. Is. wHtTTLESEY,
5s4 Seventh street.
Ps-AI bills made with me must be settled mon,iy.
Dec
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srHhl EINIC lNSukANCes COMPANY ALH.xAS-
DKIA continue 10 insure aaanst fire generally, In
country, heretotoIe the reasonable
BOARD Of DIRECTORS.
Anthony P. Cover, President.
Dwight Metca, John H. taogerfeld,
William Gregory, Edward s. Iionsh,
Robert Jamtson, Sm h.
Thomas X. Keith, Rober,
William H. Fowie, Thomas Mccormick,
John H. b
Office hours from to n, and from n 10 81 O'Clock
q. w. WATrLEl, Secretary.
Jan 9--lnw,y Office King street, nearS Asaph
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| Avs Reiattng 10 the Public l.and.
IL Laws OF the United
Confederation Tresies Procaaions spanish and ohsr
respecting Public pp,on- of ,e C,.
Of the uned states IN relation thereto complete oegu-
ming of the government down March 1883. n yps
American State Psp being and 81 ecu
tive, OF the United states Public Lands
folio.
Whites Collection Of Laws Charters Ordinances
Great Britain France, and Spain relating
land IN
subjects containing aso Judge johnson
translation OF Aso and Manueis
Institutes of the Civil Of
Schmdts Civil m. more ,r,p,
Of the Mexican Congress vol
Rockwel's Compilation spanish Mexican Laws IN relui
10 Mines and Titles 20 R~s E- l
Laws OF Coionirs
ward relation Indians nd
the nes ,s,.
on ne same snijeci J ! vol. FRANIk TAYLOR.
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Nae Of the World, on M~rcstor's protection n
the latest authorities hy Charles crossley hydrosraIer
For sale by FRANt-k T4yi "a,
Nov 80 $500
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Form Of a Guarantee.


The und rssned residing at ----, State Of ------,
undertake. that foregoing bid for carrying the mail
No. -- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall prior The LIST day of july 1855, or
soon h,,cater as may be, tho required obga-
ton to perform the service proposed with good and su
cept surctles
ab,lurs assumed by guaranors under the 9th section
the &C, Of Congress- Of July 2, 1886
Dated &
(signed by TIVE guarantors)
Form Of Certificate. f
The undersigned, postmaster of ----, State of ----
cres under HIS oath OF Office, that he acquainted with
above garan,ors, and knows them be of prop
arty, and able 10 make good their guarantee
Dated
(Sgned
The suf-iency Of guarantors proposals may be cer
fed by Fudge o. Of record, and by pcsmasers
the folio wing offices and Others:
ia The s,e II VIRGINIA. postn,asters of Offices at the
county oferch county and at yletts
Bersey spngs, Berryvic, Bethany, Big Lick, Bridge
port, Brownsburg, Buckhannon, Chrsinnsburg Carks-
Vile Columbia, Danvile, Eastville, Emory, Paramount,
Falmouth Frmviie, Fredericksburg, Front Royal, Cor
donsvife, Grcgsv'e Gayandote, Harper's Ferry, Har-
risonbmg,. Howardsvie, Kanawha Saline, Lexington,
M,dJlcburgh, Lyme. burg, Morsantown, Newbcrn, New
Market, hew,o~n Stephensburg, North Mountain Oak
lem ssatsyle, shepherssovn, Union, Gniversy o. Viz
gina, Uppervnie Warsaw, Waterford, Waynsboro' Wcs-
ton, y hite Sulphur Springs.
town, Md; un,on,own and Washington, Pa; Blounts-
VILE Tenn Washington and Georgetown, d.. C.
In the ; ate OF NUKfH ChtOLtNA, postmasters OF
OH ,es the courthouse county Of each county
and a, Chapel Hill, Davidson College, Enfield Fayetts-
vile. F,anklin'on Castor, Goldsboro, Greensboro
Henderson, KenansvIe, Milton, Murreesboro', Oxford
Sa,m Scotland Neck, Williamson, Yanceyville.
In the State Of SOUTH CAROLINA, postmssters Of
Off rs courhcusc Of usticc cf each district
and at Aiken Bennetisvc Bishopvle Blacksvlle, Che
raw Cokesbury, Csnwavboro', Due West Corner, Gra-
hsnlsyle Granevle, Hsmburgb, Mars Bluff, Pcndlcton,
Society Hit a'eburg Somtervie, Wslserboro', WINS
boro'. Yorkvlle also. Knoxville, 1enpi Clayton Ga
In The ate Of GEORGIA, postmasters Of Offices at the
couchoase county of each county and al Adair-
vr, Albany Atlsn,a Aursra, Bsrnesvie Calhoun, Carr
ur.vic, Ceda town, Cullodsn, Columbus, Dahlonega,
Ddon, hiowah Florence. Franklin, Fort Gaines, Fort
Valley, Griffin, aSkinsviIle, Indian Springs Jonesooro
Rockville, Mon ezuna, Marietta Osford Penheld, Pal-
oleto, Pondtown, Rcebero', Ringgold Roswell, Saint
Msry's. Social C,rcn, Some Mountain Summervllle,
81 rkvle, Tune Hin, Vita Rics Waveiy Hall Waynes-
vile, West foin wrightsboro' also, Chattanooga and
Benton, Tenn Centre, oceos, Wcedowcc and Jackson.
vile. Ala
courthouse county scat of each county and at Aps
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IDA MAYy n story OF things actual aud uossibl
| Mary Langdon. Jnst received Al
TAYLOR h MAuRYis
NOW Bookstore, 9Th u
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of propossl uere change from advertisement is
contemplated By The bidder
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offer AT This time those below nansd new, p-roted az
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
al extremely low figures.
vnst oi of nch es~hmee and sinyIs nna
49,
- cations ladies' cloak% and man'ies, modern sftes
- 90 medium ana phe Canton Grape shawis
% pects phd hfd plain Metinos.
handso m.st ia the district -
10 pieces reh aad peculiar glossy black silks, widths
Styles, aud $3.50
large supply Of lan and Aguted Silks many in the lot a
popftate Tor evening dresses
ll assortment % eoh'oidrses, viii, sdies'
poeket handkerchief.
bni e~ are Judges e The above class reflection
satisfy u hai one-pnee Is the reliable henee
to III, supplies.
our stock OF n the leading of -iap goods abundant
We wond also name large and
cnmris II may be un-Boned ~
az Kinds oi pure nen goods aud goods viii
pee curing the enlr. year.
Dahng only such fstrcs
lence, having hut fixed
buyers VIII s.s advantage
W Al persons iHd b'.d 10 aiB p'.sse
bils by The Isl pforiDo Their pompt REGARDED
or .ood Articles low prices, dealing may be relied 81
IN al cases. PERRY a AaoIHEk.
4" tthttat Htor' So west building
Dec ~ eM ofrosits CeBtrs 0sfke
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st. JOseph's Academy fOr Young Ladies', N
Emmittsburg, Frederick County, Md

THE annual tis institution cospmsncss
gam af August and terminates on the last Thusday June
nua'v In advance There charges music draw
pal, ng and Also fur French Spanish, R German, Id
The terms for the primary department, composed Of pupils
nine years Of aye, are SQO annum, payable
vance. III '~T'
Letters II inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER s
RioR OF TIE ST. JOsEPHs ACADEMY, Emmittsburr m
eriek cnun'y, Maryland
Oct a6-2aw6mcp
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Jan l7-lawi2w.
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RoANDsNG.-Mrs. KING, ~ the OF and lh ,,,.
bs very desirable room vacant which would soaue
and his wife. Nav Ia 49,
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AMAKTINI,'S New Neoo.rs of tJeiei,,ated -.
IL actsfs, BY Aipio.re de LaDatae. -
Lvetinoreh Ep'rte 10 the Romans. with commentary and r.
vnsd tfHnsaiou, and Introductory essays.
Popular airs; by Madame .,ptznt
D,scanrsass by hbie Abbott Livrrmars
A Practical and Commercial by q u
ID. n
Now a Days: by Laura j. Cnrus.
Easy Wnfren and his GOblr nporatiea
iIarper's G. izeiieer, Nos
Jus, published, snd for $ sr
octio noeksterr men, Oh s,,..
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SUCCESSION SALE.

STATE OF LOUSlANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish Of East Ba-
; ton Roupe-In the matter Of the Success
/. sion o: Mrs. HELENE FuLToN, decd, No.
AT probate. ~
DY virtue Of a commission issued in
u the above Succession, and to me
directed, from the hon. sixth judicial dis
trict court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid viii! by virtue OF said com
mission, offer at public sale, on the pTemi-
SEES wherein the deceased last resided, on
Third Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
day OF December, 1855 at II o'clock, A. M,
the propersy hereinafter settorth and des-
cribed, belonging to the succession Of Mrs.
Helene Fulton, late Of said Parish, deed.
to wit
A LOT of ground situated in that part Of
the City Of Baton Rouge, designated on the
plan thereof, as lot No. i, Of square No.
2, measuring sixty feet front on Third ST.,
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth,
french measure, with a the buildings and
improvements thereon.
A TRACT of land situated in the De-
vils Swamp, in this Parish, at about or
10 miles above the City OF Baton Rouge,
fronting the Mississippi River. ION the
day Of sale the boundaries and quantity OF
land will be made kDown)
PAULINE, mulatress, aged about forty
years, and her three children, viz: Pauline,
IL years; Octave, boy, years; and Os-
car. . boy, years of age.
Sucxy, negro woman, aged about W
years.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms Of Sale.
The real estate and slaves, on credit Of
one, two and three years from the day of
sale, in equal neutrality-suspicious. to
gi"e notes endorsed TO the satisfaction of
VIM. Reynaud. Tutor to the minor. George
Nicol, grand child Of said deceased, and
special mortgage reserved on the property
sold, until final payment; the notes to bear
eight per cent interest from their respective
maturities ii Il paid. The personal proper
ty for all sum of Ten Dollars and under
that amount, CASH, and for all sums over
Ten Dollars, payable on the first day of
March next, 1850, purchasers to give
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing eight
per cent interest from due till paid.
l.. GRANDPRE.
nov10-6-w. Auctioneer.
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Shov Me Democrat.-A rather
green sort of . we'll dressed individual
walked into Broadway saloon the
other day, and stretching himself up
to his full height, exclaimed 10 loud
voice:
Where are the Locos? Show me
a Loco. gentlemen, and I will show
you q liar"
A large number ofquiet gentlemen
were present, and in an instant one Of
them stood before the noisy inquirer
in a war.like attitude, and exclaimed.
Il am q democrat SIR"
"You-are ?" queried the iucrcdu-
lous greeney.
YES sir, I am"
swell, just step round the corner,
and I'll show you fellow who mid l
couldn't find a Democrat in the ward. Z"
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Take Notice.

M d. PHILLIPS, informs his custom
W. ers and the public generally that he
has Just received his large assortment Of
Fall and Winter Clothing, and would ad-
wise all those who are desirious Of pu, chas-
ing a superior fitting and well made article
in the cloathing line, to call early and
make their selections, in all cases where
may be caught out of sizes, and cannot give
a fit, will invariably order any article
that may be wanted if desired at a short
notice Oct24.