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That, standing ponds and stsgnant

00U0v0V0 N1OVS0100G0e
That, standing ponds and stsgnant
pools. poison the atmosphere. no one
now pretends to deny; indeed to such
perfection has the microscope been
brought. by modern science, that the
alge Of standing marshes, has been
shown "a vast iabratory generating
all manner Of animal animalcula, 80
infinitely small, as to be beyond the
ken Of the most powerful tense. I. is
not q modern hypothesis to say, that
these atoms are transported from
point to point. aiding if they are not
the chief cause of devastating epidem-
les. Be this as it may; the point is
settled beyond controversy (Dr. Nc
Farlan.j to the contrary notwithstand-
ing) that standing and stagnant wa.
ter, is des.terious to health !; and this
position has tho experience and OBJ
servatiO~ Of mankind in support of it !;
which is better than all the mere the
ory ever advanced. Such being the
fact, it does seem to US. that if one
half the money which has been ex.
pended from time to time by the
State to establish quarantine, and get
up "Sanitry reports that If one
half the amount had been placed in
the hands Of scientific men to discover
the changes, that certainly do take
place in the elements about MS that
the world would not now be in the de-
plorabls state Of ignorance it is, as to
the cause Of eridemical diseases.
However, this is not what We are
after. The fact is stareing US in the
face. that unless we do something to
check the course of the terrible pesti.
lence which has swept over the land
the past two seasons. that this fair
portion Of creation, must come to a
stand still in its prosperity; as the
natives of the soil alone. will b able
to endure the climate.
1t affords US pleasure to see that At
length one man At least has been
|ound who is resolved to present the
Iacts in reference to the sanative con-
3ition Of this city in their true light.
Dur fellow.citizen, Capt II. B. FAv-
ROT. has prepared report to present
% the Board Of Selectmen, which if
'cted on in the proper spirit, cannot
all to produce the most desirable re.
'ul's. As Capt. F. is member OF
he Board. and one Of committee
whose duty it is to recommend neces.
AIRY work (; we feel satisfied that the
Board will give the matter lis serious
'ttenticn. The swamp land attached
o the U. S. government grounds
hould be drained; and we think that
'hen the government is apprized Of
he fact that it is mainly owing to that
wamp. that fever prevails there at a
ickly season with more vMulence than
, town; that the government will at:
'rd small outlay for the work. The
feet Of the stagnant pond near the .
e>uit College on North street. i. so ,
ell known that it looks like crimi. {
al negligence to let it stand as it is;
hilst it might be drained at so little !
'st. Capt. FAvRor refers in his re. t
'rt. to the condition Of the drain, near i
70 Psnitentiary which skirts the east u
N border Of ts~n, and empties in @
Bayou Fountain and also to the
'ndition Of Bayou Fountain itself. 4
Itch requires much work in order n
let off the waters which accumu- v
IN ON thu soufharn clint c A u
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TThe annual parade and inspec-
ton of the fire companies Of Charles
ton took place Friday last. The MeI-
curry says the appearance of the COM
panles was imposing. and in the hig-
best degree credi'able to the organiza.
ton of the departments. II WAS the
largest turnout of the fire companies
ever witnessed.
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For Sale.

SECOND hand draw seat Buggy and
n Harness-low for cash Enquire at
the Office of WAkp McH.rroN & 70
april S-lw.
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THE IRRESISTIBLE POLKA This.
the title OF a new piece of music
which must have a good run.
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&tgalar Coast Yatksts,
FOR Bayou Sara three .~

B0y00 SoFo kOeket-AoUfek HAIL.
Tor Bayou Sara three ~
l. TIMES WEEK. The q. 3.
Mail steamer Laurel Hal, J. Al -
Cofr0N, master, will leave New ~Orlenns every
SUNDAY MoRxINo ut 9o'c!ock, and every wEpSEs-
DAY and FRIDAY MoRxsN6 at 10 O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Bayou Sara on MOxDAY, TurssnAx AuASAf-
CRDAY, arriving In New Orleans same day.
Agents-M. Gordon, Jr., J. A. Brsud ! 1sndry,
John Rurbridge / Co., Hall / Kemp Co., Jos. 8.
Pagaud, adv. rti.ing agent.
e. N. B.-A clerk will b. on the Eevee in N. o.
to receive freight At all times, from Tuesday
ing to 8 .turday night, and shippers can deliver
goods to him. and have bills lxdinR signed in the
boats absence. may ~.
New Orleans and Bayou Sara
TWICE A WEEK-For 49,
L BAYOU Sara. Port Hudson
.ob''eIrs Store, Baton Rouge - -
PIaqnemine, and all intermediate Ian 'ihgs,
the hne passenger steamer CAPITOL.
JAS. H. URx, MAsrtR. leaves New Or.
leans every SUNDAY at O'Clock. A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY, at S o'clock
Pm. Returning leaves Bayou sara every
MONDAY at -, ". and THURSDAYat
G p N. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at 6 P. NJ, and THURSDAY at 10 p. M.
, o. For freight or passage apply on
board. Jan. "a, 1855.
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Cheating at Cards In the Court
Of Queens Bench lately, man named
Brown, was proceeded against for
cheating at cards The defendant was
present at ball given by the Licen.
sed Victuallers at London. lie play
ed with a party at loo, and as they
all lost, save the defendant and his,
friend. suspicion was excited; Brown
was watched. and it was perceived.
that he concealed the aces and kings
in his sleeves and beneath the back Of
his coat, whence be could withdraw
them as he required them. lie won
about ESQ. Lord Campbell charnc-
terized the proceedings as a most.
scandalous fraud. and passed upon the
defendant the following sentence. ITO
be imprisoned in the House of Cor
rection for two years, with hard labour
on each. count of the Indictment, and
that at the expiration of the impri>on-
merit the defendant enter into his own
recognisance in ESQ, and 6nd two
sureties j" ESQ each, for his good be-
havior for two years.
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sMKs. JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-Atlast
accounts this favourable young actress
was playing an engagement at the
louisville theatre, where she had,
brought out Mr.. Sargent's successful
tragedy, The Pristess." with the.
most perfect success. Octauius. the
Roman, was played by Mr.. f. l.. TIL
ton. We have seen but one notice.
as yet in the press Of Louisville, and
thar in the Democrat Of the 2Slh ult,
was highly complimentary both to the
play and the actress.
Paganini was Of weak organization.
and Of one the most frcible examples
Of the almc-t supe,hnman strength
which results from the exaltation Of
mind produced by genious. When
he seized the violin it seemed as ifa
star descended on him. and inspired
him with FIRE from Heaven. He in
stanly lost his weakness-a new ex-
istence opened to him and he became
a new creature and, during musical
action. his strength was more than
quintupled. After he had, perform.
ed a concerto, hi1 symptoms were
those Of a man under the att-ck Of
the epilepsy his livil and cold,
skin was covered with profus- pers-
piration his pulse was scarcely per-
cep'ible; and when questioned, he
answered in mon@yllables. H. never
slept the night after he had given a
concert. and the agitation produced,
continued for three or four days.
~1n the economy Of God. no effort,
however small put fortl, for the right
cause. fails Of its eject. No voice,
however feeble. lifted mp for truth,
over dies amidst the confused disc. Of
fime.-Through di-cords Of Sin and
Sorrow. Pal" and Wrong. it rises.
1eathless melody. xhose notes Of wall
ing are hereafter to be changed to those
# tri"mrh. as they blend with the
Great Harmony Of a reconciled Uni
vers, - Whittier.
-
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WThe Bury England Post. an
nouncing the death, in her 92d year,
Of the widow of Admiral Sir Charles
Cotton, Bart, remarks:
The deceased lady's health had been
breaking for long period ; but she
had lately been worn down, as it were
by the shocks Of the news of the death
of her own nephew, and the husband
Of her niece, in the Crimea, with the.
departure Of her grandsons SONS of
Lady King-for the scat Of war. Her
lady ship was the wife, daughter, grand
daughter, sister, and mother-iu.law of
Admirals.
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JOHN R. UFRoCQ.

JOHN R. FRoCQ.
General Agent Il AuCtiOmeer.
WILL ATTEND T POSTING BOOKS, drawing
w and collecting accounts, writing leases
deeds, &c. Also. any business TO be transacted
with the State Government, rsdeeming lsnds
forfeited for taxes, &c
Orders left at F. B. SANS. J. p, will b prompt.
ly attended to.
Choice Lard OIL.
IN BARRELS Just received and for sale
~ by mar q JOSHUA BEAL.
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4 FINE assortment of choice sauces,
"A sardines HOLSTERS Capres Olives ; Pc
kles; Mustard, and large lot I articles for family
use, too numerous to mention. Call and examine
for yourselves. Il. HOFFMAN,
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THE BOSTON POST.
IL d RES AND Posi-,
ANDarHE
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST
EOR 1SEs 555 ,5ssa-#5zs

S-o&s oihIEsmAN AND WEEKLY POST
FOR1s55.
Y fo ss q Sr Ss ssEss e th
epdays and Thadays) 81 aud for The
WEEKLY POST Fridays) sa ". ''e % A. he'iAN AND
and have aesay Increased popaa ne as twenty
exceeded extent aggregate BY no sS
They are edited By cAs. G. GREENE and RICHARD Fpor
iMs,shAM J and employ large and competent sops Of s,
saSsd y maA n hser columns valuable interesting
va,ai n dAIIER aIrAnged most careful and
whlch ne POST haa enjoyed, and we ae oayseys
IN tee editorial epsrment the amount Of
paragraphs the reports Of homs mate setufe and
en we hofongh ard accurate Information ths a;1
eI Lnden gciorais European publication lie
assa nGsiees hpnSISas and eriamaiic matter AMI
s saaer nay my grsy every Desire for 4 IT.
sa;cp saac q the paper 10 daily recurrence Of
AGssItist Columns almost epre ssnass
WY and from shat department IF he pans
" assiea and ~ The financial editoras ers
PRESS s a a ensAaE hs world
punened sseLy hsnay and ThursdAy morning. II Il esenf
printed on SRe yp and tho
The BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY posT .,,.,d, =.
iss VIZ are and is rapidly increasing lit aie
a aeiy q every week foreign detail domestic iniolma
snu Fl trade, OF he weather. crops etc aeeouS,s ~ ss
political records OF ever, description poeiry
brei sud rsivs
NAN IA spss Of naeiuiaa6 entertaining Information ii sTAEs
s Yen or more copies package, viii fnrnished A.
70 With the public want They are sdta IN
prncpe but In aaS
penera.inE they do iao variety ~
muniy ta Sas Az saa 81 they are BY al com
which Gao scarcely b. obtained where " nofn'Asion
a, BEALs, GREENE CO.,
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MTsCEL.LA NEOUS.
Pages Cstsbrmted SasC mills.
GEORGE PAGE co,

Schroeder, near West Baltimore street. Bsltirsofe Nd
| ~ EsPECTFULLY inform their friends and
ns pGss Eensrsy that they have greatly. ENLARGED theft
shsm e. e1sute all ordea with dispatch
justly
ssl cs' Nun 4. sss sgs s
msl q being ws as s
nss md Boiler
@ @ asiaahed ready 60 % work. or Steam Engine
% II :
ssS sSS sls sas 3
the a also Timber and Lumber
Say MI, been and
III
@ ssssa 1s Rs apas Ewing
Caution against b.tringements.
A. and their ais have been gsa
no Maryland for ed
p,iasips sSs ssi' from
their soanly
Al III sm NV go sLarK DAY q srAuFFER.
az ELLING OFF TO THE LADIES AT HALE
khsso flaid sIs + ssn
plsir psded SATIN shades Also sas
ps:s
sss s as ss..
s cfss a as
SA 9 sss oS ss
Enlilod
WI sai
~ and and Gs s
Gloss IL early Ills
for tss
se 81 n ans Of ssa'n f'a1S No. IL
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Il .A.rYLER, CAMP STREET bassos.,.,,s "a
Az y Isesls,eg Sy every arrival LEVER
nstsIs 4 "a -iNDAA "ATchks OF Ail the ssteSaAaf#
AlsS.Fos, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEALS ssxEYsjp.y. !,
SOLD PEHs, PEGerLs THIABLEs, Buca LES al, , r,,x
SPOONS saa cASloRs CGPs pfTsn
rnAt q IssA SITS CANDLESTfcKS in n,
a l hAsen S996s Losiss FINE
Aqs wtth al
~ s,S ~
S WV s"ss''eV WV s'sepsteehssi HsIN
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EZ EIGKERBQCEEE PATENT COOKING
IN MISREPRESENTATION,

y PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, I0y Foy dras
strsst, ytbe
general sass hsaasss i. all " stssk.s
BATf,s tsE95eAH sui cLosMTf,
NASH 3kt F0GaTAISn, BhAHH FEGCeTSs hfnas.
CaoxING aA FEn GARDEN hi Mt Mo Exhdes
FORCE LIFT Err PJafPs ap u
iEAp PLrEs Of every paa, SEEBET LEAD and
BLOcE TIN aWaya tAssi stifP @rE rr6RE
neatly ant and repaired at notice.. npIniy
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fQfj
and Bsnqnete. 7f4ss.s's = 1ncets
NJ & Ordained, By she Common Council NJ M ,,,,
{xN ordsHs-lst. That whenever public Con ss ~ y
require, or whenever three-iourlhs Of ibs n,c
np1Ffy fronting on any street shall petition far ne
or h9nQuettng OF any street, Or NM r ~ w
~ 3he making alteration OF any p ~ ION
~ xemcn, The Common Council shall fyst as ~
~ eonsract to BE- adudicaied by the Comptrosr @
Nc mas gwen The usual number OF days notice n ~,
cla and The sale of said contract il adind,
~ sseoidng 70 lss for The said paving or
-. -, 4ofks OF lEprevetncnt, as the case n,nxr hsa
III shall be paid 10 the contractor by ,bs
,sts on said street, portion thereof i,
"a ,, $780, properties the said paving mr. bsnn,,, -
= estet ~ fks may be made In ns,snor
,.satss nay toI scouting the navmrat r. x.
$4,000 y the amount so due Nv each " ~ soii-
S9'agn couhci VIII sahsoxats mi. sis .hoiuefi
IN ana 10 rights derived us SAID contractor
Act relative the city Of New an act entitled An
March 18Th, 1880, Of laying special sas approved
pfovements for The whale portion az ,Sr local i'm
Wibe.n & Tassea or other,
Bid. That all contracts entered into nv ,ny
= for tho repairing Of Ike nayc
aild side walks within said Municipalities
or for the making or laying or said pavias q
walks shal cease Within sixty days amer The ssa
Hon OF this ordinances and the Comptroller Is bssri
directed g give notice accordingly TO said contractors
BE Il Jarfter osdaia<d That an ordinance enl;,i.a
NIa ordinance conceEliDgt the paving and aomnst;n
paths feaRse Il of the city ofNew orleans
rfa Is incorporated suburbs. approved sepg Ell iea5
20 ana the sasae Ia lbkdby l1peatod,
motion 10 suspend the relea, to take mn an
sraiasass JpE ITO astaRlishmsas Is ssaitary
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MISCELLANEOUS,
COLEMAN,se 4
P.a7ENTt UNDuL-aToRY CORN .qNDy
MILL MANUFAGToRY
City Of Jefferson, Suburb Of New Orleans;


NNTHERE are made Mills of the various
SKIES and capacity adapted 10 water or naa p,e,
anging hundred 70 6ga hipda3 doIs ~ ea ana
grinding from hres sixty buhes hour nccodnr ID be
diameter Of Burr The aprlle and velocity
These Mill Of Southern Inesntion Sontbsru
au the their orcecnce ID tsir W.
cauhg pcpalay extensive sale and tbs large capital in
their manufacture.
Tho proprietor prepared furnish on tho o
approved and economical plan for bong meal buck
superior and family hont Planters and others wanting M
oers now home manufacturers 81
ber sniel purchasing Of TIE undersigned than by depending
on their Norhsrn traps Toy griQdng. rse-ss 9 NJ,
he foiiuwipK tabs will show the prices OF the various Mile
~ w caray q Pot upn accordance with printed inuc
IN inch Bnrr, Gsafed 1885, Ia
bushes The hour Velocity from $50 to 500 revolution per
minute. Band iucbaa vide.
Inch utrpree sls Double Gearad si4B Capacity froma
Velocity from a5p to nn
Band inches wide. s.y
Size lsnohe sistge any Mil "a
10 inch Burr, price s95 Double eearad $3.50 Capacity
10 bushels 70 the hour Velocity from 400 $40 rsgo1tons ps
minute. Band sinches vide. - -
"A inch Burr prizes s0 Capacity from is bushels the
hour Velocity rom 40to $50 royoions Band 10 inches vide.
2s inch Burr price $3.50 " bhala tholotf
30 inch Bun, prise $500 CAPACITY from ~ o35 bush s tOhsh
velocity from $50 to $50 regoonpe miune Hand 1incheo ds
Burr price ss0a CaPaey 10 50 baahela the hour
Velocity rom $50 revolutions minute Band neh4e vide.
Inc above Mills leave the Mnnhory CONFLICTS in evary land
ready or gsndiag whea aopra po and
printed instruction. ncccnppn ing tho MIL All ordo left the
nctory, mail sddrssH Willie p. Coleman
OsAns, h Agense l mas with pfnmp attention and aisah
Terms, CASH md a Mile sn fully glar-nfeea
fs23aS 'ss WILLIS P. COLEMAN
w EIGKERBoCEER PATIENT COOKING
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AR. J. a. DE HART, DENTIST, asss
N y tsndershsp The aides
Ssm Orleans spd Vicinity
Hrooms
9Th rest
resideHce
Seprbona nd Daufhin two dootpfrom HomeA'
LIZ uLLUPPER SETS OF TEETH principle will
guaruned 20 II in every rspee. for osto0 FULL
Hnnernnu isnwsr 1fSrfrorH lsSt 39Nh
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., ~, STATE OF LOUISIANA n,
Parish of Orleans City of New otlean, (
" srsne9hsnd that On the a4.h March, 1885 be ma ,h
Feac in and for city aoressS p,
soniy Briggs Preaident and III III nvar
sar the Louna Maaal Company o New orss
being aay 2 law do deposs and saw In, III 49,
ihs said Company CHAEi Is nIlr 9. tns BOOKS OF
srointo and sssced before me- This a4th asy If M
sss,a Tr... :, ~ y, G. ". JoHIE,
The Board of lfusteea have declared a d yidend N
On -ns net Of the year ending herah ia ~
'1t eissh tne hibt dhy OF June
The Company aninue to against tbe na,s NJ ,h
ace of @ asins current rates of premium.
f5.7-a..s--.-~, CHARLES BRIGGS, President
"a p raNy,ys ssssu.a A. CAhRIERE, Vice Preniasnt.
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EsTLadAIED EXPENDITURES afsfhs CITY Of Ne,e
Orseank ysoHs AprR I2th to December d ,slso6

Street commissioners Department for =
cleaning and lighting streets and other
sas npsnsss egit aud Ilehalf ronhs. iisooo 90
anoer contract and under the superlnien.
opss,sn y me Surveyor. ......... a50oo9 50
'as1an.s 70 lslh April, 1856. 349374 90
ra,.i
e SI,4079i8 81
ss'''De' i09' s..'....,....... s1,27l,9s6 %
TaaGn. ~. or II =. see.
~, -. '.a' Dscehloct, lsso..,.,. sla5,9s3 IL
The following ordinance, offered on Ju,v
1oths 1890, was read p second time and adontsds
5 Az ORDINANCE regulating the paving Of s,rsa,,
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g STATE OF LoUIRIANA, - :
~. Parrish OF OrlsAnn, City OF Now Orsans
fsmmbusd shat tbs 18Th January 1886 before
MN Sass q Pesee a ,nd fo
2SeIeary Of the Home Mu4uai New
nsug au according sw dsposs
ofthsaad Company. 80 AZ BsGTIaER PIssdSas
e.f-s JAS. H. WHEELER, Hsersafy.
sHorhto sad saoched before 1855
C,v.J0NTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
ofthe Parish otorissnp.
fas Bosrdof
heahe Ga
ruAry nsli.
re Board Of also directed the profits
ne year ending the S December 1854 0s be placed
To- the credit Of contingent account.
hsCempany peril the Seas
OMce, 70 CsmpstYaet
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.
I'D GETAWAY, LONG ISLAND. is,r

4 0CKAWAY,. LONG ISLAND. The Sssssssss
III y RDCKAwAY PAVILION open in june and re- EsssH
ceIse4viaors on the 90tn of the &Eh=a-
This establishment the Hotel containing
three i've entrancss
single Communicating twslg nrnishsd
Hotel Gardens, and with
Hotel as be prsierred With an Increased supply
ionss private pnbc StHies proportion
70 the demand Of such establishment. s1=5 ~ II
The Houss will be provided stocked
with the choicest Wines OF every approved brand.
For amusement aud large Bowling
Room Cricket LADIES' and
permanent Band provided.
- ~
The the "
Abe present high cost Of proyialons, ~
kooms be selected by calling on Mr. JOHN
GEyEGE BAINBRIDGE at the Hotei street. New
AefR where plans may DO seenI liel3 ap
WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
% GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
offer to supply Druggists and Dealers Poprieo
Wholesale prices.
Cana DaroA
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lerchants' Mutual Insurance Company.

- DIREcToRs.
WilamVogel BIZ VOORHEES,, P Maspero,
l;ogan Mcknight P. Poutx, 0. Gaillard,
Y. Mllenberger, III, Cuddy, John FenibeF.on,
D; ". w hand. a4 ]. A. Brsad
under the mutual principle, will be
@ is nextio sspe poiciasfor and
" JOHN PENRERToN, Presdent.
oths Board Of Dreeto held the lash
a 1ohn PemesoR elected PRESIDENT and A. Seriebe
sscfetafr. naDIy :
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JUDICIAL SALES.

FEST Jusros's couRr.jT. DIEpERIcH vs. p. zERFAsNo
VIRTUE 81 writ Of i aari faoias to md
psass a. directed IT, s y N 3
H. s1sl'
s Ss lot Of FURNITURE s.ss tn; ssoy sos
r Pss,s g. sasa1 DAILY MURRAY
i RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faoias to me di.
esR 81 my sasws slss &c e. *
al 10 q FURNITURE ''''a in the ;se sSSssE
ssss x ~ s B6ssEss NJ
| m s4lES Es0fAe grit Of feri faoias, to me
Gs' ss i ss. ssPs e. i u
"a eps lot Of Glass lars and quantity OIL hsvugs
aala -. i. j. HOPPE Constable
F Psn sgs os wELpES
Icy VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of fieri facias to
%s sf S s n Vii
FRIDAys August lss5 4 u M ST. Msrys ssbies
% ss
lerms-oaaa. lsoI3l , J. HOPPE, Constable q
sffssD 5ussISs or. CO. MARY
NY virtue of writ Of feri faoias to me
,f' 81. s ass G s Psss
WsEshSss Circus street Poydas Psrddo ests %
ii SSsslfGk slsi sa tn. .sov.
aalo JOHN A. AGArssE, Constable.
ssa.a OF on.ssss
VIRTUE Of writ IF SaA faois ss'9 to
osss.
- S Assa street between Psrd hs
fine ot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ueissd in the above
ans ans Z Is JOHN A. AaA1ssE. Constable.
4 - STATE OF LOUISIANA. /
"A NDKEW MILLER VS.. HIS CREDITORS
NO. Creditors of the nsolven hereby
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NDREW MILLER VS.. SEES ORGANIZERS, |
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ani Z sl5 W. A. MOTT, GreaBsr
v,o, STATE TATE. o. LOUISIANA,
Ohm NlSSLER VS.. HIS CREDITORS, for q
SoS i hereby given creditors
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Fire, RIVER and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, G.R
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