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y NEw YoRE, May BY the arrival of the Canada ga
and Liverpool steamship North America, at Quebec,
We have dates from Liverpool TO Wednesday, the 23d
ult II. 49,, ,y5@
I,1yIRpooI a2--The advices brought by the Cana
da from tile United States had favorable effect The
market, and Cotton adyanced 5d The market closed
with an active demand. Sales fortwo days amounted
to 900 bales Of which 5000 were taken on specu-
lation. 5&5i# sR%aG%45 II
Breadstufs. 7t. IA
The newspapers report the market as dull and de-
cliIng Maxim & Sens circular says that2good bar
rel Flour is in request, at advance Of Is. Wheat
Corn has advanced slightly, and there
smore inquiry. jf
Consols are quoted at 93. .s.s$:5, &.s4a IA. 4
General News. ~. 49,
According, tc the latest adYices the Russian militia
are being disbanded. g..
The Admiralty have ordered allthe light houses te
be lighted and all the bnoys to be laid down in the
Cults Of Bothnia, Finland, and the Baltic and White
Seas. sI.sg{e a4.s T.. '5-.-s 4 a
In. Political Intelligence
AsHINGToN May The Democrats ofsPhiladel
pha have elected their candidatesfor Mayor Coun
,cilnlen.
The State Democratic Convention OF new Jersey
have elected Buchanan delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention.
Pierce is declared the first choice of the Democratic
Convention Of South Carolina. rs
BosToN, May 1.-THE American State Council ha
tabled q resolution repudiating Fillmore.
Abortion of the delegates bolted, and held a meet
ing repudatng the action of the majority in endorsing
the nomination Of Fillmore, and appointed delegate
I to the twelfth of June Convention e'
Z! The majority for Vaux; Democratic candidate 70
Mayor Of Philadelphia is 3s0o Both branches of tn
Council are largely Democratic. ts, -. IT, n
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Haerr'iseg's Safe agatse V'fctorioessD
EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AG AINST FIRE.

Extract of letter from Norfolk, Va, dated JAN IL 1856
One Of Heriugs celebrated Fire proof Safes in Adams
Express Office when the building burned several weeks
1t remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday
when ii taken ont The fire, the occasion alluded
to- Of the hercest and when the chest
found after Lapse of forty days, it surrounded
by embers glowing brightly. When opened the and
other articles contained found be sound and generally
in good condition. thus aordng another proof of the security
and superiority of these safes The alluded to be
the warehouse Of Messs Rowland Bros who agents
for the Makers 1t shows slea tho evidence Of test
of its incombusbs qualities when its exterior redho in
the burning furnace that roared around and amid the ebers
that glared around it for hours, days and weeks
Tho undersigned Sole Agents for the sale OF the above
named Safes. A full supply constantly on hant.
c. C. MILLER & CO.,
IN
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KANsAs.--Some twentytlree men, under the lead
ership of Mr. j. R. Alston left Georgetown s. c., on
the Sd inst, to be joined by four others in Charleston
on their way to Kansas. These men go for the pur.
pose of making that distant Territory their perma,
nent home. They go to stand or fall with the destiny
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POSITIVE n VA,
Third and Fourth Districts and Jefferson City,
BY BENJAMIN kENDIG, Auctioneer.
the en-, 18th n; r I. nj May 1884, at r.
H,s$s e e.; s%$" without
as I'd ssp sE s
tws sa!an "is we'll | ]
fronts ;:fq fl 7S3t fsf sroRor in the
Joseph Nerh Market streets sid 1t p fe;
iss jsssPh ;irsst and a feet ne,ss7 lines
s s$;s SS f. 1a
din streets and numbering i, : So Is H. Is and i6, per
~ I. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No ls5 in the
Fs q o o % "a fn nea fns
3. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND; in the Second
house md ST. Jaques streets containing "A lots numbering
f's" 4 Efs i6F 3 oE
Canal and Cusonhouse Streets Numbering s. t. l. TO- H.
Il Il i II Il q s. 81 sE5 31g in o Third District
in the bounded BY Manrepa Foraes and MaEss
Sdss sirees Sad lot 60 feet front ON ordes md
aepas Streets by depth and front Maais street of $50
5. 4 CERTAIN vALUABE LOT OF GROUND. in the
cond and Maane said lot 81 feet
TS9 on FFs BY % Of s feet ss ar
. EIGHT LOTS Of GROUND, in the Fourth District in
Nayades streets numbered 80 inclusive plan This
block and forms the portion Of Washing
core and prytnia Streets and is beautifully situated for
,> ,, , 5E &, Se CITY s PROPERTY g n ,,
la CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, in Faubourg
ING o IS s S o Ie s er se sq S Ct
bounded by St David Greene ocay;a and Joseph
:. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND in the same Fsu
sive and forming the entire No. Co. bounded by
above '@ e~Sy 4 E, $ r,..
nensve om" s No. 81 snd ounded by s
GPf5pU IL f 81 GEoTS in the same au
hoMI eon!ms We, lots numbering from to z
TWO TRACTS Of LAND ABOVE cAnRoLLToN,
T. A CERTAIN P1RcEi 10 OR R. TRAeT OF LAND stu
ate on the sscendng Of she Mississippi river in tn
ton. and designated lot No. 2. plan drawn by Alo
pn m e eGg ct nn
inches in width on the rear line,
2. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situated in the ann
parish and the side of the river being the hal
of lot designated the plan afoesid No.
arpes and ss feet inches in width onhe rear ina ali MS pc
plan Sad tracts aioin each other and arc numbered and
This fine opportunity for investment sale peremr
TERMs-For the described, one fourth cash bal
at two and three credit for bearing mort
G s a a III ses ua na tp "'s
the buildings to be insured and the policy transferred vendo
balance two years credit for hearing mogag
on the property with per cent interest from ne maturity
The drainage if any charged by Draining Comp@ny on II
property Described and the Of the purchase,
Acts Of e before Theo Guyol notary public at the
of the purchasers. my9
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a IIH B --.B. NJ n ornlan
IA Camp Ar ST Charles Hotel, has
far sale recent publication, entitled 1.-THE Great
american Battle or The Contest between Christian
and siticl Romanisn It is well written, and has
received some high recommend atoms. II ;5 At
Beyond the customary merits, it has ten new per
Gratis, steel of leading Americans, as well as
one of the a1lthoress, De- Eg #a{#t3
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NEW BOOKS. q. Exchange Place, fa d
Joining the Post Office, has recently received supply
DC new books itch are inyentoried il his adj
vertisesnenE who desire 70 increase their supply
% reading should him 4 cal. See the
ssf1yeftisetile
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pB-J. II. Williams. Attorney and Counsel
Law Marshall Texas Is the City Hotel where he
he consulted business Of his profession Saturday
10th inst Any business entrusted his management will
receive prompt attention. The city will be gver
If REQUIRED, my7 4l#
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Ksea7eouetg Removed :!

ReR10uetg Removed
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pn constantly hand whct is equal TO the best Tint
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA DIES:
SzERAC Of the Vintage Of 1895, 1888 and 1906 and other
brands
w E1ISE ky:
OF all descrptions-Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE md PORTER, in pnts and quarts
Also.
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
oUORS in the MARKET which will be sold AS reasonable
terms any other hsuse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2pf No Ii ROYAL street
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Bargains = B0a'gaises:!
HMGDEE "a GHI Ia En- HE VI
1856 CAMP STREET.,

I'M =
.. 1856 CAMP STREET,
Informs his customers and the ladies generally, that lie has
determined sell off the balance of his beautiful stock DRY
GOODS, at COST OF IMPORTATION. All in search OF
bargains should call as early possible.
The following arc offered Mt the lowest kind Of prices:
Figured and plain areges; Founcc Ogany Robes Founced
Barege Robes French Jaconet Dresses: nrege
Misses French English and American Lawns: Linen Cam
brio Dresses French Jaconets; Gngans Brillnnes
Lace and Silk Mantas; Hosiery, Gloves and Aens C
Moline and Grass Skirts Corses Parasols, etc.
FASHIONABLE SPRING SILKS, at 60 cents per yard.
"A complete assortment Of
VALENCIENNES, COIIIARETS COLA RS and Sleeves.
EMBROIDERIES and LACES of all kinds.
HORACE HARDY,
my5 MoWeSFr 1856 Camp street.
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EVutcE.maktng! matchmaking

Ell. r. BUCRIEzY,
Q.se Young Co.. s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully Hyes the attention of purchasers TO his entire
manufactured imported expresso his order every article
of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention snvted his assortment of WATCHES
which be exceled i'll the city, and will sold at prices
lower than is often asked for an inferior article.
RThe strcest attention, heretofore Watch Repairing
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8s5 are under nsto the oifcers:of fhe
Ben u ankIitl for recent river fayors. s5
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aar Cholcrns being the disease above all
others most dreaded IT WILDE we'll for al TO bear in mind that
preventive, Dr. y. HOsTETTERs celebrated Stomach
Bter stand head and therefore all should keep asuppy
hand during this weather lis effect the Stomach
when dsorganzed by diet and Its vvifyng influence the
SYSTEM truly astonishing and cannot be described but felt
when per direction the bottle Further comment
upon them would be superfuos, they known far and
wide and for sale by dealers generally I'LL over the United
States Sold wholesale by E. j. Hart Co. 70 Tchonptoulas
street, Alexander Norton Co.. 2Poydras street. ya 2p6&W
ss5 naF- A learned writer, Denoy, says: DRY
den his brilliant visions of poey ate flesh and
Radcliffe adopted the PLAN Green tea and coffee, if
DO sleep,inducs dreaming. Bapsa Pora for procuring
quiet pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue after
supper Indigestion and that condition which ermedaweak
or irritable stomach constitute fruitful of Visions
The direct Influence repeon, in totally alter
Sing sensations and the disposition in waking moments IS
proof deange The circulation of the brain and
the mental faculties sleep People who troubled with in
digestion may surely relief from Hoofands German Bit
tiers exclusively in this country by Dr. G. NJ Jackson
12O street. Philadelphia, and by his agents See adyer
I tisement. ~ Us. "A 2plm&W
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MINIS AND YouTHs CLorHIsa, ETc-We call the
attention Of the trade the EXTENSIVE assortment
mems and youths clothing white and hickory Shirts hats etc.
which will take place this day o'clock A. NJ, Bachc
Leauments auction room, No. II Charities street Terms
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Wilson's ReGg and Roach HDes-3
TROYER.
be the most safe and effective agent ever used
destruction Of these troublesome Vernn For sale in
New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO., ~
snys 2nst 4,-. q and l5l Chartres street.
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NeaU .NEassic.

just issued the 18th thousand of the popular Ballad What
Home without Moter.'' This beautiful song is by ALICE
HAWTHORNE, Author of
Listen TO the Mocking Bird Our Good old Frends,''
:" Let us live with Hope.' II My Cottage IInme'
How sweet the Roses,' Song of the Farmer"
81 set heart Flower' H Pet of the Cade etc.
These Ballads all Of easy and pleasing character
calculated for the of ordinary performers. 25
ach.-Also, just published, "IIAWTHORNE LEAVES'
being variations the above Melodies by he popular
composer Chas Grobe Price 40 cents eacCopieS
mail. Address .'
WINNER & SINISTER,
Music Publishers, ITO North 9Th street,
my9 2p&W2t Philadelphia.
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aB We are requested to call the particular atten-
lion Of ladies 70 the continued sale Bnoche this day
70 O'clock Of rich silks embtodee ogandies etc. by Gard
ner Smith, aaeaoneer See advertisement
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H. We have received the Nay number Of Swans
Bans Note List and monthly
at ASonte omery, Ala III
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Departed this life May shls5 SOPHIA SELMA second
Of r. f and Julia Nichols aged Is months.
Of the family requested to attend the funeral
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Betfea-fOae s. Mceme,

Betfea'tOao s. Meeke,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers ill
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 80 TCuouPir0ULAs ST., N. o.
Also Agents for JOHN D. PARKS PURE NATIVE WINE
and SPARKLING CATAWBA. Those Wines warranted
pure juice of the Caawba and Isabella Grapes Particular
attention paid 10 filling orders. al2 2pGm
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tF1 Ws our thanks to the officers Of the
diie and aest steamer Robert Ward for latss Louis
& Ys J,apels ~ 80 CHE
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Per CGI9s0aUbN,
,.
aD co EB- g T Ii Re IL -,
GU CAMP STREET. OU

n E w B Q Q IL s.
BERENICE-A Novel
COLOMBO -Transluted from the French
HOODS POEMS-New Edition.
SPRAGUES NATURAL PHILOSOPHY-2SO Engrnyiugs
Price Sl:O0
PHILIP THE SECOND In cloth and half calf
PRESCOTT'S WRITINGS COMPLETE-Unirorm Edition
MACAULAY's ENGLAND ; half calf.
FRANK LESLIES FASHIONS, and N. Y Journal for May.
New Juveniles.
AUNTY WONDERFULLY Cousin Fanne-Illustrated.
THE VIOLET-A Fairy Story.
THE GREAT ROSY DIAMOND handsomely illustrated
EVERY BEGINNING EAsY-by Cousin Fannie
THE LAST OF THE HUGGERMUGGEBs-AG Giant story,
with illustrations.
Also well assorted stock of
2-oE- ROOAS, Ga 1IKE:S, &C., &c.
J. B. STEEL,
myS No. GO Camp street.
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NJ 4. RR lie D.

n 5I-L Il
On Wednesday, evening, Mey7t by the Rev Chas Good
rich, WAITER NEWMAN to Miss MARY Il. KIRK, alt u
scity. @
y On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Predfar
WILLIAM T. TR ASK to SARAH ANN CLINTON :, Ia
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Az Ths officers of the Queen Of the West faYe
eur thanks for recent aVors
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No are indeb ted to HSns Tiles Taylor,
for late Cong documents IN N
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I'll Card.
eWseap Books.

All the latest publications received at
sB- O. NMdDMSaTSA-N E 49,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post-Oficc.
-Also-.
A large STOCK of STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
COMPRISING
HISTORY,
BIOGRAPHY,
TRAVELS
my9 2p2t&1tW NOVELS, etc.
E'1Naak EesGie's Gazette of Fashion
MAY NUMBER.
JUST RECE1V WE'D, It
@B ~ d - NE GID LIZ @ "a M sss =,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
nya 2p2t Adjoining the Post Office.
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,spLENpIp. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. :.

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
=" w.. by N vIGNIE. Auctioneer. y"
.51RIDAY, May 10th, 1856, at III O'Clock, A.
NJ, Mt No 22 Canal street, between Basin and Franklin
Streets will be sold
splendid lot Household Furniture of Armors
Bedsteafs, Mattresses Chairs, Rocking Chairs Dining Tables,
Center do Card do Work do Arm Chairs Sofas Carpets, Cur
thins Clocks Looking Glasses Pictures, Pianos etc. etc
AsoThe lease OF said house UP to the st of November
1856.
sjy-Tems-Cash. -.,.-.az my9
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VERY COOP COOK WASHER AND IR0SER.
Succession Of tile late Clara Dulieprc


G ATURDAY, May 18th, 1856, ut 12 o'clock
. NJ will be sold public aucion in the rotnnda OF the St.
Louis Hotel Of said succession by virtue Of
der from honorable the Second District Court of New Or
leans dated 9th April, lSj6-
BABET aged about Is years. very good COOK,
washer, roBcr and house servant
TERMSIaf cash, and the balance at months credit for
endorsed satisfactory note bearing mortgage said slave.
Act of sale before J. Lisbony, Notary Public.
a24 90 my6 II
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To Merchants and Opticians.

EW SWEE CEVSSE1VS VEEVtU U1EVUVVVW8ESs
T. b. MYCOCI[ q CO..
OPTICIANS,
Pool Square, Sheffield, England,
Manufacturers of Ships Telescopes of every description Ia
per Telescopes inches with signals and belt Pilots,
Yachting Devastating and Military Telescopes Portable Tel
ecopes with astronomical eye pieces Single and
Double Opera Glasses Racing Glasses and Pocket
Telescopes in Pcspectives etc. Spectaccs Micro
scopes Linen Provcrs Eye Glasses Reading Glasses,
All kinds Of machine and hand ground Lenses Spectacle Eyes,
etc, a29 2pf2t
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% FRgaeesneesEisae and G0azts

Wrghts Indian Vegetable fills most extraordinary
medcncor Rheumatism and Govt because they
not only cleanse and bowels Of those morbid hui
mors which taken into tho circulation and thrown upon the
and MUSCLE arethe of the above painful NAL
aides bu they the absorbent vessels to take that
which already deposited and therefore absolutely certain
to make perfect cure Rheumatism single Is
of said Indian Vegetable Pills will often give the most
astonishing relief and perseverance according directions
will be drive pain of every description the body
For New Orleans Wholesale RETAIL proprietors
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
and stro
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Boots, Shoes ased Esrogases.

Boots, Shoes and Br0g08as.
At WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS HATS CAPS etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSSET
ROOTS, BRoGANs WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at The lowest market
prices by
FROST & CO.,
tsl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street
HATS. GAPS, etc.,
go" AT WHOLESALER F..
We are constantly receiving general assortment OF Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
.s.a-y..... .-.. FROST g. CO.,
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Hope HAL,

90 st. Charles Street.
Just received at this establishment per Cahawba lot Of
FRESH SIIAD, GOLDFISH and HALIDUT
Also, by the schooner Express of those inmaby deli
cous Chandelier CLANS.
H5y- Epicures will nay attention, D,vs on1t
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tB1 BENJAMlN hENntIth i aue.l'I rs56
SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW SIRET.
BY Y lTIGNIE, Aucti0neer.

BY n. FIGNIE, Auctioneer. -
c-ATFJRDAY, 10th May, 1856, Mt IL o'clock
. IN Inc Retunda Of Louis Hotel for account OF
said suggestion by Of order from the Honorable the
second District Court Orleans dated Sd April 1856,
will be sold - -..,.
JENNY, uac aged about 30 years, gooh COOK,
washer and excellent subject.
ESTEE tnulntto girl, aged about Il years, good seau
TERMS--CaSh. ill., -
Act Of sale before o. d'Armas, Notary Public.
pa
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sA7sriUcGs

aAss1iUcG.
w dDWRGMS 90 W. ~ w
G L O I II ERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under City Hotel,)
Have received their usual choice and superior stock of
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHIN G. e,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIR ABLE.
CASHMARETTE AND ALPACA GOATS.
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARsEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAyATs,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
8D SHIRTS and
GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS
At 2ptf in every variety
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POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF VALUABLE
Unimprored Property in the Fourth District.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, 10th Instant, Mt IL o'clock, at
- Banks Arcade, will be sold at auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the Fourth District
square bounded Rousseau Josephine Adele and evee
measuring feet 10 inches front Josephine street by
63 inches and 2lnes in depth. and Inmbercd7.
A CERTAIN PORTION. OF GROUND, in the same square,
and feet IL inches and lines front Rousseau
street by l20 feet in depth.
A CERTAIN OTHER PORTION OF GROUND, in the
square, feet 10 inches and lines front
Rousseau street by 1850 feet 10 inches in depth.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, No. g. in the square,
the lots and measuring 80 feet 10 inches
10 inches and lines in dephall plan
EsJ-TERAS-Cash.
before James Graham, notary public, he
of the pilrchasers. ES9
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-EBr. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS scALpEEAp, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS of every description. jR3l 2p1y
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Auttiplt SaIes,, T
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRD STREET
+. 4# s Fourth District. a -.s -.,5 ~. .
BY BENZ. KENnIG, Auctionner.'

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRD STREET,
unHV sg f. 5sss Il O'Clock, at
: t5Hf Hssof ~ with he
80
iront depth lines
cash. balance and years credit for
s en, Ssa s Sp s nG T s p per
Act Of sale before Graham, notary public at the e1-
4 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE CORNER OF 2
5 bnnPs Arcade the following improved properly
VIZ cERTA1N LOT OF GROUND with the
es Fourth ri s ses Said ana
is
Camp De o The os o snas
e.. s ssssa @s
dwelling eo% FsmS
pe ;Sds g s's0 pei A" "a ssap'u s's .s,
from maturity, and if not then paid sper
Act sale before Graham, notary public at the
pelse Of the purchaser. N.Y.
VERY VALUABLE AcTs OF LAND IN THE PARISH
Of St Ss'Ess fESlfE a &u 'as M'ss's''pp
Viii e zdid pubic asesi"" s Il lie hoSnds Louis
Gs tEh H. IN f 4E Ss 6E LAND Of
Charles, measuring apent front The Mississippi river Y
" miles, ss"s W.T. @ as t.
hs pope y Of Mr. H. Torio ogehel Win all the buildings
| and improvements thereon 3,,,, , e.au, 49,
a o o 3" ru 9
H ssndsd on
s os5 tide by That Of MT .1so ne together
both in the the opelousas Railroad, ut
cash and the balance n,.s on
and foP
EXTENSIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE TO CLOSE 4
Goparnership Of over Two Hundred Tots and Squares OF
bY GG2
cAruRDAY, May 10th, Is is55s, st u O'clock,
s : I'M XII s. a
the sR R9fs p ST. e Nns nalsd at ewspurg
each half front Lake Ponclartrin by dept oL
seven acres Said are designated by the Nos and z on
f fa3sR@ Pas fe sss liz
eess i saepsa lot paid It maury M
be exhibited in The Rotunda Of the St. Louis Exchange lie"
Of sale before S. Magucr the expense of the
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Yard vegetable gardens shrbery fruit trees etc
FERNS One cash; balance and two years credit
satisfactorily bearing per cent
Act Of sale before James Grahan public ut the es
pan Of lie property Is now exhibited the aconee Of
4 fee No 81 Camp street Call and zee u: 1H-
I SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW sIRET.
e BY n. ;vIGNIE, Auctoneer. -
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6st csu Hts New :" o Sss Sd p 1856
ESSY mula;o woman aged abou, years, good cook