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GeEAT TsiuNPHs
and
UHPkR1LL7Lyo Success


RHopEs's FEVER AND AGUE CURE
on AsrrpoTr TO MALsEn - ~
FATALLY CERTAIN AS PREVENTIVE or Cvss-ONtf hhNE'
!. DY FAIR FROM POiSOsovs t DaISsW'J sse H. 1858
Ihsve made chemical eImioatcn Of RH9ptss tL.H ASD
Acus CppE on ANTIpoTE 10 NAL e a. 80 t ~
Assn ssee 9on11h spo have found any sobsnce in
H. th.i W. MD hilarious 70 he eorttu ion
'' WV r'''"'" ' J.mrs CmLToS, Nd. Chemist
LFrTER IRON A PosTAAsTEs.
N.xwsLI De'swae Co, Ohio. Aus. IT, 1855.
AZ. A PaopEs-D6nr Sir: Your medicine has met With
:; a. sncoess in his nsithborhooL have about
C. hss ia gave Il 10 them al trst hno Gaze no pay
,bocrh WIS suhoz'd b. ycu 20 do 20 but took he
.sronr Nifty on myself Bu' bcts has come bacs aud
- am sinost of the stce wish you would forward me
on. Erc the bottles see proper 20 DO So and VIII DC
hsSs reetysd fr which ple.e sord me receipt Ship the
Cure csuheie never has been Is much
ehIis srd fever lived In the ate present. =,
i0ui'' Cox Ss,.r,srr Ss. MeR.. Sept. H. Is55
JAnrs A. RvoDEs, Es1De sir have Just sent 40 order
AovE CvRT has sold Hike hot cakes and have only two
bottles has sold is because WIZ have heard
10 TN spd DID hep the they were not obliged 20
p,y Tor Il, and they ssiihsd had one case OF chl
where four DAYS but the N came 70 see s on he
sixth day vel satisfied Yours truly JOIN T. 40 @
Mr. JA~Es A. RHoDEs-Desr Sir: The b.1 Of AeUE CUsE
VOC has ell sold and cheated large demand for
M which have ordered from general agent
CaeSeo j. d. YeDngoD It's 'ae will only be eeuaei ~
rsspectfrliy youis &c. RIcaARDs s. ALLEN
70 Pin srother eolusu ofto-dsys paper VIII be found
en- advert semert RHoDEss FrvER AND ACES CusE We
not in the habit OF putting medicines 1ut a. e ~
the bepe6t Of the afflicted thlt WIN. " Rove herohsn''
r dozen koes end ege.y has effected cure rms
nrOve. The medicine be aud we take Pleasure III bringing
"'e'@'' ''' -''' iOdd ssiow, Boopsboro Nd, Sept
For sale 10 Eew-York ~ GEORGE r. BATES, I n. hiS5'
BA1srs PASk " e. t6 md SS ali Sia w.
sis,s JsMEs A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, r. l.
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Aletter of our Mexican correspondent, in another
column, give elaborate details of the political
affairs of that country since Santa Annals over
throw. They are cheering on the whole for the
Republican prospects. General Csrrera, upon
whom Santa AIMS devolved authority, and which
the people did not recognize, has retired from his
Office. lie states that Santa Anna left not cent
in the Treasury. That, of course, and the wanto
the cash, has caused his nominee, more than any
other cause, to give up the struggle.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
GEORGIA ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct 9. 1885.
We have q few scattering retarps from the George
Election, which show Tire following m'loitios Tor O.
Andrews. Annex lean: Bib Co, $50; Masosgss ZOE;
Spadrs, 80; Monroe. 9oo Taylor lnthree precinc.s,
go. Houston For. yslley precinc9, ~. R.T Tupps,
American for Congress, has "a majority in Fort VA
lev, ard 80 in SPalding.
Chatham gives Andrews Gel. and Johnson Dem,
e7o. Seward. DEM for Congress, hss 20 majority.
Richmond County gives Andrews $50 majority.
Democrats SaiEs are reported In Columbia Burke
and Jefferson Counties
In Muecoga Andrews hes 3ai msion,y, aad fsw
kips, American, spr Congress, l6i.
The whole American ticket, fox Legislature, 10 70
,r,ed elected.
SECOND nIsFArCH.
Ssht Counties in full give Andrews / 200 msori,y,
snS tie msjorites fcr the American candidates. sor
Congress generally exceed those for Governor
Returns from fifty five Counties indicate the eecuoe
OF johnson and Stevens TO Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition of
THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in
Europe 1t will contain all the latest News up to
the time Of going to press. Single copies in Wrappers
ready for mailing can be had at tho counter IN the
publication Office Price Six Cents. The steamship
Baltic will leave this port for Liverpool To-Day at
ls O'Clock.
The Mail by this steamer will close in this City at
l0l O'Clock this morning.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE JERRY RESCUE.

SYRACUSE. Monday, Oct: l, 1888.
The fourth anniversary Of the rsscGe Of the fasy,s
slave Jerry was celebrated at Wietng Hal, IN us
made BY Mr. salisbury Of Albany, Bssi.h Green, Gsr-
m smith, the Rev. S. ]. May, Abrsm PINE, and un
Rev. j. W. Jogneo. The Rev. 4. r Rogers OF Ma
ak, n j., read poem on The fugitive alavs isw'
Collection was taken to 6efrsy the expenses, and o.
o;ciock The meeting adjourned. The hall vss dense'S
crowded with ladies and gentlemen, both IN The Tore
noop and afternoon.
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TIE LIQUOR Law IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oc'. 2, l553:
The Liquor Law went into operation to-day. Bof
few taverna have closed, and many continue 10 oPes
tion under licenses which run till May next, wn.ch
were issued before the pessage Of the law some tew
dealers have been srrested on the charge OF sihng,
and in their cases the Consitutionalay OF The aw =
10 be tested. ore man is giving away ms ssocx ~
IouOrs In order TO cose his busineee.
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The steamship George Law arrived yesterday
from Aspnwsll with the California mails Of Sept 5
and -$755,17 in gold. We have advices BY this
arrival from the Isthmus of Panama, the South
Pacific Coast and Australia; but nothing later
from California than the news by the Nicaragua
line in our edition Of Monday.
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Nelp:alurk DAILY Gribu,lt
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1855.

We shall print for regular subscribers, over $4,000
copies of WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this week 1t Vs. without
doubt the best advertising medium in the country This the
last day for receiving advertisements for this weeks ISSUE
Price Seventy five Cents q line.
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THE PROHIBTrORY LIQUOR LAW AGAIN
PRONOUNCED UNCONSrlTUrISNAL-

BIFgALo, MOnlay, Oct. 4, lsSo.
Judge Houshton OF our Su error Court has desid1i
that tie Proloi;ory Liquor Law "a uncons''tutoas',
ard saws the Leeslssre had right to pas gach On
act In the case OF The People agt. Stevens, the de-
fenGsnt admitted The oense charged against him, and
vss d:,charrei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03

The Softs held their Primary Elections last
evening, and got along with only one serious fight
That occurred in the Thirteenth Ward, and the
particulars are published in our report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03
THE STATE FAIR.

EIMIIA. N. Y, Monday, Oct. l-':l3 l.. NJ.
The preliminary arrangements for the State Fair ara
progressing finely, and the Exhibition promises to be
one of the successful held in the State Tho
entries of stock, horses machinery, &C., to day, have
been very large, and in the afternoon the ap 'catons
were so numerous that it found impossible TO per-
feet the lis in Consequence Of which they will DO
kept open to morrow.
The town is rapidly filling up with strangers. and
there is every indication that the Exhibition will DO
attended by great number Of people. Tbs principal
thoroughfares leading to tho grounds have been
tbronged during the day. Preparations are being
made for the grand Floral Ball which is TO take place
on Friday evening, and the Ladies Equestrian match
on Saturday, both of which promise to be among tho
most successful and attractive features Of the week.
The afternoon train came in crowded, and the great
cot enthus prevails in all things relating to tho
Fair.
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NV
York TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents:
PARls.-Charles Hartwick, No. is Rue Vivienne.
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The Straight Wings of Massachusetts, held a
Convention yesterday at Worcester, and nominated
S. II. Valley of Roxbury, for Governor.
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INVALID, HAVE YOU TRIED HOOFLANDs GER
MAN BITTERs If net, read the following: .

INVALID, HAVE YOU TRIED HO0FLANDS GER-
MAN BITIERsl-If net, read the following: ~
LANCASTER April 80 1852.
RESPECTED Sin have be- for series Of years afflicted
with Dyptpa Inactivy Of the Liver, and Nervous Debility
NV mental beer reduced to reader me quite
unfit for Of any kidd Of business Afer consul
Inc may eri mt aud using their prescriptions AMI
using the popular remedies OF the day supp sed to
be Applicable to my failed TO have rnsnent re-
lief fepd with much percussion, induced me 20 try bot.
tie your celebrated Btes have used one bottle an ths
dsy CONNIE pced the second can with ct serfunes, state
hst hes happily improved Ny appetite and spirs have
as.onisney improved and begin to feel IS IN ugh hid
gown (suodeuy) years younger; and really am almost
prepared TO ICY that now oonlr myself calculated for soy
business viii days ago. would room have undertaken
10 square the circle have attenT.edit .
Your, respectfully, A. b. hAtFMAN.
To DIR. &. NJ JACKSON Ph!ln ielphia
For sale by D1pf gt and deaers Medicine every where
CARY'S ROTARY FORCE-PUMP AND FRE-ENGINE,
Adapted and all situations manufactured ana sod BY
Cary 4 BRAIsERD. Brookpor, n. Y.
Also by
j. C. CARY Office No. 90 Broadway, N. Y.
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To rOPRESpONDENTs

No notice be taken Of anonymous Communications Whist
intended insertion must be authenticated by the
and address of the wrer-not necessarily for puoes
ton, but a a guarantee of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
st RIDERS wishing have the direction OF Tue TRIBUNE
clsused must slate the Old address well the
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We have few returns from Georgia, but moi
enough TO indicate the general result.
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The Pacific arrived off Sandy Hook at 1880
this morning, bringing one weeks later news
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SECOND DISPATCH.
ELNIRA, ". Y. Tuesday, Oct.

ELNIRA, " I Tuesday, Oct :, 1888.
The lists of the State Fair hsye been kept open
during the dsy, aud an irnmsnse number Of entries
have been mace. Exhibition arrangements have
been the order OF The day and to morrow the grounds
will be in fair order for the reception Of the
public. The exhibition will be ono OF the fullest and
mos. successul ever held under the auspices of the
New York State Agricultural Society. The weather
wss very fire until after business hours on the grounds.
snce which time it has rained quite steadily, but not
sufficiently hard TO prevent the streets fom being
thronged by the multitude Of strangers.
large lumber of reporters for the Press from
New.York and various o.her parts Of the State ara
here and they are still srrvug. The officers Of The
Society express themselves being greatly pleased
with the prospects, and in excellent spirits. Ths
village is already crowded with visitors and tho
houses this afternoon were Tiled 10 the utmost CO
pacity.
Should the weather be favorable during the rest "
the week it is thought that the crowd viii be over
wbelming Pickpockets are well represented.
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GrNs's ExcErsroR-A SUPERB NOVELTY IN

SoFr HASA length AFR many experiments GERM ss1
se0ed IN oh sinng richer becoming color fr ths
Fall s IA, thsn h' over heret09rs be5 pro
dncfd M France az AneHcs He invites especial ate non 20
III ~ 70 ior for by that has desiguated this new
syls-ufd Tor he first Yesterday The shtpo add the
brim iUTart sir OF elegance 10 the
iio which would alone seudel IL popul-r bat the COo
rich eerk o.ret brown is special attraction 10 bringing
out t ef oquvre the del has been varied a. TO sutt
person. Of all aee To Yong the low crown has been
adapted and the b cher r eentehen0 Oh mster yea
There ran b. litte goubt tst The "Exceaor' hen wi
be the egnt undfss hat IS yet IN
this county For sale wbuleislo and retail by
GfSfS No 2l4 Broadway opposite st. Peuis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY.-Winter
session will Nov. !. Address O. HAzELrSL Or
J. A. FOWLER Principals Cherry Valley, N \.
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LFARY & Co.'S FALL FAsnoN.-Ihe subscrlb-
srs will Offer TINS DAY Sept in accordance With their quar-
teriy custom the Fail Style of Gentemens HATs Our Gus
tomers the public generally think will be particularly
pleased and quality of the Hats introduced by us
fos the present Autumn ghtness elegance and durability
Il he's beer surpassed
B~We ossr different goods, Of the style =. differ
ent price, r. r.. p...,.
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avsys had q The MAnofctery o. Mkosvksf Co. No "a
80 ns<ter article AZ the above establishment for slo than
Ia A. he eItrsySrsnt Broadway stores r Sax Back and
aost krls bsnds, ears he, veJ eoesP' "a''' a 'sea
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST /. 1855
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL,
City of New Orleans, July "a, 1866.

md. -....--- No. 1924 ..f-.....-Y &. :,
whereas, much embarrassment arises from the nom
payment OF ire Sums DIRE this corporation from persons
carrying on various trades and professions. subject
the payment Of license tax, in violation of existing
ordinances 'tf - '-f'7r f'e4'eAF r '~
See L. Therefore be itresoired oydatns1 By the Conn
mon Council Of the city Of Nec Orleans, That il shall be
and is hereby made the duty of the City Treasurer inn
nedately 70 report the Assistant City Attorney The
names of all persons who are carrying on or condact-
ing any trade or profession subject to the payment
license tax to the city corporation for the present year.
lie ie5o5 IN violation OF existing ordinances
SEC Be 1t further ordained etc That il shall be and
is hereby made the duty Of the Assistant City Attorney
70 cause a persons who may be carrying on conduct
ing any such trade OF profession, in violation of any
ordinance of this city to be Brought before the Recorder
Of the District in which such trade pfofes may
be conducted or before any other court of competent
jurisdictio and 10 prosecute him them for the pay
ment OF the fine denounced against The for such
violation
Sec. g. Be Il Jlrer ordained ste That il shall be The
duty of the several Recorders Of this city hear and
determine all complaints which may be brought before
.hem, iof me violation OF any ordinance OF the city
ana IN case any person shall be by them found guilty
of any violation aforesaid condemn the person or
PERSONS so found guilty to the payment of the fine
enacted for such violation, and in case of its
ment 10 an imprisonment in the parish Jail for period
not exceeding thirty days. until said fine be paid
Sec. A. Be it further ordained, ec, That anyperson
compained Of aforesaid who shall continue 10 carry
on, or conduct the trade profession against which
complaint has been made, shall be liable 10 fine of
for each day he She they shall continue carry
or conduct such trade or profession, after the making
of said complaint.
Sec s. Be further ordained ETC. That il shall be the
duty OF all the officers OF the city, and especially of the
officers OF the Street Commissioners and police depart
ments 10 report 10 the Treasurer the of ali per-
sons carrying on any trade or profession without
having obtained license therefor
lsgnedl GERARD sTITH,
President pro. tenn. Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[5ignedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved July p, 1866.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
true copy. THos. THEARp, Secy. jy2s St
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tREoDu' the Dublin Telegraph
Twill be all the Same in Hundred Years.

Twill be all the same in a hundred years
What spelI-w to eopiure up smiles and tears,
9, how oft do muse, mid the thoughtless and gay
On the marvellous trnth that these words convey
And can it be so? Must the valiant and free,s
Have their tenure Of life on this frail aecree,
Are the trophies they've reared and the gores they've
won,
Only cs tiles Of frost-work, confronting the sun,
And must all that is joyous and brilliant to Wow
As a., midsummer dream. be as perishing too?
Then have pity, ye proud ones-be gentle, ye great
remember how mercy beseemeth your state; IS
For the rust that consumeth the sword Of the brave
LIS eating thechain OF the naanaced slave
And the eoudneror's frowns and his yfctin,s tears
VIII be all the same in O hundred years 5M
Twill be all the same in a hundred years .
What speiword to copjure rp smiles and tears
HOW dark are your fortunc1. ye Of the soiI
hose heirloom Is sorrow whose birthrsht is toll
Yet envy not these who have glory and gold
BY the sweat of the poor and the blood Of the bold
For tits coming howeer they may faunt in their pride
The day when they'll moulder to dust by your side
Death uniteth the children of toll and soth
And the democrat reptiles carouse upon both
Eor time, as he speeds on his viewiess wings,
Disenamsls and withers all earthly things;
And the knights white plume and tho shepherds crook
And the minstres pipe, and the scholars book
And the emperor's crown, and his Cossacks' spears,
WIZ be just alike in g hundred yearsi
Twill be all the same in hundred years,
o most magical fountain of enailes aud tearst
To think that our hopes like tns,Aowsrs Of June
Which we love so much, should be lost so soon
Then what meaneth the chase after phantom joyss
Or the veterans pride in his crafty schemes7
or the passions Of youth for ts darlug dreams,''
Or the aiming at ends that we never can span
Or the deadly aversion Of man for man?
What availeth it all o, ye sages say
Or the miser's joy in his brilliant clay s+4,0. . .
Or the iover'e zeal for his matchless prize
The enchanting maid with the starry eyesg 3~
Or the feverish conflict Of hopes and fesgs, s..
Ii tits all the same in hundred years?
All 'tis not the same 10 hundred years
How clear soever the case appears; 's-
For know ye not that beyond tine grave l.. ISL.
Far, far beyond where the cedafs wave
On the Syrian mountains, where the stars
Come glittering forth in their golden cars,
There bloometh. q land Of perennial bliss,
Where we smile to think OF the tears In this, 7
And the pilgrim reaching that radiant shore, ..
Has the thought Of death in his heart no more,
But layeth his staff and sandals down.
For the yctoris palm, and the monarchs crown.
Aud the mother meets, in that tranquil sphere,
The delightful child she has Tept Tor here
And the warriors sword that protects the right
Is bejawelled with stars Of undying light;
Aud We quatf Of the came immortal cup,
While the orphan smiies and the slave looks up,
So be glad, my heart, and forget thy tears, .-r
For tis not the same In a hundred years @
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COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
z. City Of New Orleans, May l, 1856.
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and be la hereby
authorized and required to give notice by standing ad
yertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No l442 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of order
from the Comptroller, in accordance with the ordinance
referred to. [signedl Il. L. TRACY,
.R President Board of Assistant Aldermen
t8 [Signed L. Ii. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April 2S 1855.
Isgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. @%
The attention Of the officers of the city and of the
public is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
my1sH Comptroller City of New Orleans
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Second District Pound.
NKTAS brought to the Second District Pound, corner
wv of St. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-
One gray and white Female Goat.
One brown, black and yellow Female Goat.
One white and yellow Female Goat.
One white Female Goat.
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said
pound MONDAY the 9th August next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. M. AUG .. PHELPS
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July rs, 1856. 3..- - z-
MI etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Second Dis
triet, rencognure des rues st. Ann ct Derbigny,
commes epaves- IFEz
Une Chevre grise ct blanche.
Une Chevre grse, noire ct jaune.
Une Chevre joune ct blanche.
Une Chevre blanche
81 elles ne sont pas recaes dix ours ct les de-
penses payees, eles seront vendues penchere pub
iique au dit depot LUNDI lie Aout 1850 10 heures,
A. NJ, Aud D. PHELps
Commissaire des Rues.
Nouyelle Orleans le 25 Juliet, 1856 jy26 81 a6
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+ . ~
54 Third District Pound.
yNTAs brought to the Third District Pound, No. 80
Wv Elysian Fields, as estrays-
One pale yellow Female Goat.
Three white Female Goats
One white and black Female Goat.
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
auction on THHRsDAY the sth day August 1856
s O'Clock p NJ. AUG. 9: PHELPS,
New Orleans July 2s, 1865.
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Troseme
4 District, rue des Champs Elysees, No. 81, connie
Une Cheyre jaune blanc. 1
a=. Trois Cheyres blanches
Une Chevre blanche ct noire. =-..-E
RRS ees ne sont pas reclamees dams dix jours ct les
depenses payees elles seront yendues renchere pub
lidue au dit depot, JEuDI e . Aout heuIes A B. NJ.
Nouvele Orleans, 2S Juliet 1855 ly3o aus
- Fourth District Pound
NMT AS brought to Fourth District Pound First
wv street, between Rousseau and Fulten streets as
One Chssput sorrel horse Colt branded c. with star
One chestnut Mare, lame in the shoulder with blaze
face, no brand visible. 81 ztssir@ 0Isng 81 sT II
One white Female Goat with brown and white spotted
Kid,
pensss thereon paid will be sold at public auction Al
said pound, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of August 1855
at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. AUG, s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
| New Orleans, July 2s, 1856
TL etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Quatriems
District Premiere entire les rues Rousseau et u
| ton, CONNIE epayes- .z.=..- =
Un Poulain slezan chatain marque J Q, ayant UNI
| etoile au front
| Uns Jument chatains boitant dune epau'e san
4 etampe visible lie front blanc ,H..l..
Une Chevre blanche ayant un ohevreau tachetee bru
| ct blanc.
oprs ct les depensss payes M saront yendus rencheI
| pubiaus au dit depot, LUNDI, le Aout, 1856 a
hsnres Al. M AUG s. PHELPS,
1 - Commissaire des Rues
| Souyelle Orleans, 90 Juliet 1856. jy27 al
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s police Jail, Second District,

Police Jail, Second DISTRICT,
MAS brought to the City Police 3as on the 81 day
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs to Mr.
Riuands brickyard at Pensacola Fa. The is
nuested to call and claim said slave according to law
- L, BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jail.
New Orleans, July TO- 1866. jyll I'm