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The Proprietor in calling the attention Of the Public to this
preparation does with feeling of the confidence in
mended. ~ $500 z23g t4AS s. ~ Ss5 7SslE5
and uned article that has stood the test
of trial before the Americas people, and it's reput
ti9n aud sale Is un5ivsled BY any similar preparaon
known Physicians and individuals in all paris Of the country
immense. The following from your State is respectfully
i Practical Receipt Boo for Formers and Families %
Principal Office and Manuactory 10 Arch street. Philadel
pha, Pa. &5E5{
RF-sod Wholesale and Retail by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
15l Gares street. New Orleans and by Druggists generally
Tny4 IySW s37t5t . n T'- &83 "a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be it remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H.
yer Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
and say that the just true
transcript from the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. 2. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day of March
1856. C. M. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay Six cent
teest the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable after the
second Monday of May next and have declared scrip diy
dend of Twenty-Five per cent the premiums Of
the year. for which certificates will be issued
the first day Of june next and they have reserved the balance
of the profits of the ending 18th March, 1856
pending but Unadusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the peris of the
and rivers and loss and damage BY Ere the of
premium.
Office in iron building, Camp and Natches
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
II. ?. LAWYER. SecratarY.
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AS brought 10 The City Police Jajl ON The nh
8 inst, The light mulatso boy twho might ma s.
y htmself for . syhile maaj named OSCAR G. HIG-
! eiINs-who says he Is fee by birth was born and
S raised in Jefferson County, Mississippi s55s5s
Higgins is feel ~ inches high is about rs years
sSld. ID IN s55S t.5s57
The ownets, guafdans, OF parents Of said Higgins,
are requested 10 call and claim said boy according
81 u. pLANGHARD,
ss ali i'm Keeper of The City Police Jail
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5s Sold by &c * 75E8 81. Y. WRIGHT Il co., "
sBfe4 III g4..z q and ISL Charities street
1sss GOoPHRss WE'LL ATED m KINDS
erty miles from yisksharg, y railroad
Ills h P sG o Gsni baea
Dypepsia Drsss GTs s Diabetes General De-
- ~, 80, ~ - : fNnfAN WILLIAMS,
NJ wen known that the yellow fever prevalent
here a s ~ s Or goods a from
viii Is elevated location lsipated Il the pine h viii
for n,ss s1 9s
ass ~ Ss IN
ton going on, and visitors daily arriving. do not
desire nor xsry atgs The coming
0 nsi Il S4s3sss lt5 .s. INMAN WILLIAMS,
II TlI ssl BEL :
Steamboats, hotels manufacturers private families etc. in lots
~ PsF s1a Se Sss
St. streets E Fsssye mnsfs saan
z New Orleans November 2, 1856 no3H
h CHALK. PUTTY, WHITING,s soAp-sToNE,
= Venetian Rsa ETC, etc. o ah Il!fg KEAnxY
y ms s@assss+s. - rs Il Magazine street.
h John HALI.ER y BF0TMEt&; 2 a7 TGHo 91q;F;5
IRON are now Prepared to d ali Kinds q work
l. Their line such putting and md @ a
II e sDg end
81 e We hop e
TsE + III f9E dsss ssnssa ns Ts
Es Ap5 W. s TaGas Murray" seSf aFMes sSS
GTRAUB's PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
p Mill fayorably known throughout the Southern States,
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of &
6sin o oH h 81 bea SoR BG sones
s never in contact with its fellow 70 BE- injured BY
4 Having in;i no dust dust i get LOOSE
8. Having no drives or arid to make 1t shake; .as
g. Having ts spindle In one piece from bridgeee to hopper
This si VII i've without dressing the stones and
: 55s sS. w. IS IS
The 80 mill viii grind 40 bushels an hour with prope,
speed sno the smaller ones IN p!sSRR9MiiUHE1f H GILMAN
fell d&W3na No. 81 Natchez street New Orleans.
r1IaE I A lass FURNACE. LETTERS Pa
Of December 1854 furnace burning Wood and Bagasse
asd @ o asisS
ls II works entirely by natural draught and without the at
I'd contains CRATE bars other IN the interior
It requires stoppage Of the mill to have its ashe
The Bagasse is mover stirred or touched after arrive
STU II burns all the Bagssss and makes steam enough
the only furnace that has taken of crop in Lousan
In compliance with the above Eve conditions. g
This Furnace makes pretension to burn Baasse none
does not resemble other furnace in single feature Of It
which produces; neither does approach the rights Of an.
other party Reports circulated to the contrary 'mer
tem and calculated only 70 deceive the public and palm
tisle that cannot Their own merits VII
from and AL persons having such authority viii be fully
Ny Patent Furnace is as applicable 70 train of kettles as
steam boilers and to contract to apply burn
under satisfactory guarantee TO the purchaser.
treatise the whole subject in pamphlet FORM with draw
-, - - sRd6EL II. GILMAN
jas d&W6a 81 Nachez street New Orleans.
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- = BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
Shell Lime Stfsed for Sugar Makers
q MINI, MsnpfAGfureepf BIELfARD
EagIs Mills, e and II Cont street,
81 ges ct any sine made to order.
sood barrels for embarrassing, sugar
gsyg on hand. DRESSED PINE
INtss, SAVINGS, tn RNIGGS for
to-, put up, repairs Of any kind made
cans Of machinery. ~
cd to eau snd 500 o6 "
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T WRIGHT d. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. 15 amp q Charities
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brought 70 The City PolleesJ all, on The OH
lnst the light grF boy ARCHER LOUIS,
alias Cyrus is s feel IL inches high; is about
e ysaTs OLD has marx On the breast Says he be-
longs 20 6f NaIson and afterwards again, to NJ +.
state of louisiana. f F?77E7 q 7?s
heowasr II teqaestedto can ana claim said slave
according 70 law.
r. pIANGRARD.
3e5 af6 LIST Keeper Of The CiiY Police Hall
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I ID as AID! READ!
sianlsaetors, Oyster
sra Buil ders. B. ANTG
u .lkBIs Jllls aud BUILDER
Eie,sF tie tsevsss. BOXES
.isslEsisog fEesiil 1. IN Il
Is ag and huiHing q
FI00RTNGS aud GEL
enildera. Stores. lIeslti
on the thartcst noere IA 4
Iba pubic y iayi
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

TOOn hiEDICINESs--IT Is EsTlM MA ~, IHAa a
An. aGaRs SAEhEY GATETo aber aps
eae There can be question that the Cherry Pect9ra as
~ u.s. thousand On Thousand cures Of Cods Coughs ~
e
Pills are as good rs the will complaints
hy a liver fad'
yisceral system from the deasaswheh
should die only Of old age Take ahtidoes eay and thrust
from the system before IT ls yet too strong to yield
But as @ M asa %se s
those who have been cured them from dreadful
sa pyspps Internal Palms Boas dompiaIns Hsarburn,
Headache Cont and many less but still threatening
by Ell appe asoas %
Colds Feyers nysentery and indeed every variety Of COM
p4Thps which KsnSSa
neighbors and your own Physiciaits. . A
Try them once, and you will never be without them,
Prepared By b. j. q AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass, and
fs 81 smkW Rt'ae'sW RsfSHTs
ToR. EIOOFLAND'S CELEBRArED GERMAN BIT,
T. BY DR. 1884
JANDfCE Chronic and Nervous Debility Diseases Of the
all other diseases arising from adSordered Liver
Or stomach. 'assI 9,rart,.s 10Y &
WGO Such q =5fs. 4
n. as Constpa- RI EY35
-s|-' 5s5'' ton, Inward Piles 9e$&
"f Fulness, or Blood to the 5Hs
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach.
Fnlnsss Of p s6aeS 4, Sour htuc
tations, Sinking Or Fluering ut the Pit of the
hqa breathing Fiaterihg 1t The Heart, choafing Or
sTi8t9catng Sensation when Lying Posture Dimnsss q
pn Pain the Head ps Dsesney Il Ferspfstoa
xel .Ss sas q Rod The Skin and Eyes Pain in
INC sss hq Fasb ess st Hs mS' B s,GssFa
sta mt, I5m aad of
w. ,.". ~, Depressionpf.g ez'
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yyOODVVARD's CABINET FuRN1-
q TIRE WARERooMs No is Magazne street s i and T
MA made to order in good and substantial manner. Office
Furniture made and repaired. Hotels Ships, Steamers
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the shortest notice. s-.-..-.
N B.Having taken the large bcshouse Jnlia street.
Magazine he prepared to store quantity Of goods
families leaving the city. .etg0E.
Furniture Carts hire and moving attended to with
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.ssrat District 1,n,,nfI .

FIRST District Found
AS brought 70 the First District Pound on Dry
AIDES street. between ulia and Girod streets, as
sstrays- -
One dark yellow she Goat, white belly, wa.lles,
e and her small yellow Kid. s9s 3fs55et EzsEsS u
And as eticumhrances over sidewalk 4
rs "a lpt OF Shtfygg used as fruit stand a. f
Which, IL not claimed within ten days and the ex-
psnses thereon pad, will be sold at public auction u,
said pound, on the I'd of May at 10 O'clock
AUG. s. PHELPS, @
Street Commissioner
New orleans, April 81, 1856 a2s 6miy
III eie conduit an depot du Premier District, rue
Dryadas entire les julie q rod, CONNIE epaves-
Z tne Cheyre jaime brun, ventre blanc 81 ayant des
Vi giandes- Ell son Chevreaus jaime.
NJ Fit CONNIE eucombr enlent sur Ia vote publique-S
ln lot d Etagires qui ont seryi CONNIE banis de
fruits.
81 les dts anmaux ct etagiresn sont pas reeaInes
dix onrs ct les depanses payees, lis seront ven
dus q penchere pnblque, au di, depot, lie YENDREDI
~ &C. mai proclaim, . mid: e.
GommissaIre aes Rues.
s@s a Orleans 81 avril 1866. a22 s6mYI
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A BITA yVATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL
desired at No S. st Charles street, corner of Commercial
The Aba Waters have been found seryieeabe all
Diseases affections Of the bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
arising from bsh vs sts III al Darrsa hs
0hs will aUd pnn Sr Pss and
found Of service AS IS and may be used by the most
and geeaSIs taste and sight d proo
from ono of the numerous certificates hand ,os,
This to certify that very bad health and
and Boyer great care BY those gentlemen
for TWO hosT BUT FOUND NO RELIEF then had recourse 70
p Bossiere The sass u OF caborna three miles
from the Springs commenced using the waters freely In
short time began to improve and found myself entirely
lieved of sutengs (Which very ucqtc) in about four
would acqui ysef Of duty 10 the afflicted the
and p G. Boyer House Physicians to the Maison de- sante
shows the nature Of my disease -
This eeriaos that MI a Maehane under tresmsn. in
deranged urinary secretious which he
CANS Of tha house. but Rs ecee no seriaI 6anafs
iS'sHsol = = & si S6EE T. House Physician
he SS VINO nave qISa e. Caldwell
fai6e1t @ Sn!Isy Esq, Dr. M &sSSS3S
The house at the Springs viii shortly reopened under
feis -S'-0-l . '''''''' 'N'-''''V is. BossIERE.
ORLEANS STEAM RIILS-oFFICE, 7s PoY-
~ drs street. New OreanS-The subscriber respectfully
forms the public keeps constantly hand full supply
Of
FRESH GROUND AND UNGRoUND
Cornuea, Coffee FlRxseed,
49, Hnminy, Pepper, Mustard,
Grits, Ginger s." Oilcake,
Cracked Corn, Alspics Wheat Flour,
Hay, 5E5s Cinnamon Rye do
Corn, Cloves, Rice do
Oats w Mace Dyspepsia do
Bran, Nutregs, BuckWheat do
Coffee Roasted and Ground at the lowest city prices
rs Jazz 6ns s,s4s5 Z. C. HERWTG
1nsIsgNG SCENES. ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
assorted from 10 50 fathoms also choice lot
sok BAMBop RoDS in store and to arrive for sale BY
McCUTCE0N, HOWELL & CO.,
ul9k lnndSH i-1t 55 Camp street,
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I NHE INSURANCE -@ STABILITY - SHGCU.
IL RITT-PERPETUITY.-U STATES LIFE IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERPETUAL.
Assets, January LIST, 1856, Si,24O,62 O6.
DIRECTORS OF THE HOME BOARD
A. W. Thompson Paul B Goddard, ND VIM. Florence,
VIM. NJ. Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson
Geo McHenry, S. Il. Crawford. Gustavus English.
Benz W. Tngey,
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice President,
PL1NY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer
nJ>Eew Orleans Branch Office No. 48 Camp street
The undersigned, General Agent of the above well known
Company for the Southern States prepared app
the table rates permission pleasure in Submitting
to his friends and the public the following
BOARD OF REFERENGE:
q letchford& CO. A. D. Kelly & Co, VIM. N. Perkins,
North, smedss + Co. s. O. Nelson Co.; A. B, James,
j. Burnside Co.., Jos. Mcnard, John Magnns
Camn,ack, Squires & West, de-
John Pemberton President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
J ules TuEes President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun, President N o. Jackson e. NJ R. r. Co..
Henry T. lIonsdale. John d. Bein Benjamin Fiorance,
j. X. Collins Thomas Murray Mark Walton,
issued direct from this Branch Office and Losses
paid there.
Pamphlets blank FORMS etc. can be obtained at the Office
JOSEPH REEsADoN, N. D. '4euicA' hAAtiii'is'
In attendance, daily, from IL NJ, to 3 P. NJ.
HARMON DOANE, General Agent,
JAZZ ly No 48 Camp street.
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THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM is THIS DAY
L CHANGED TO "a W. B0SWORTH & co.
STANTON s 90.
New Orleans, January /, 1856. s.,
A w. BOSRORTFE s. CO., WHOLESALE AND
IA Retail Dealers in ICE Business Office Nos II and r.
street Depot between Psydras Lafayette
New Basin, and No. 1856 Grayier street e7 4s.'
Also Ice Depot No. Is Ponchartrain Railroad, upper sde
opposite the Passenger Saloon, New Orleans ian1 GIN
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
IL YORk-Cash Capital, S5000O1 Amount of Assets, Both
june 1850 $47,972 Al Amount Of Liabilities S53677 6.
CIAS. J. MARTIN, President. 50.
A. F. WILLIAMARTH, Secretary, s5
R. " RAYNE, Agent, 46 Camp street, New Z, Orleans.
is duly authorized issue Policies OF on buildings
merchandise ships in port and their cagoes Also cotton II
gin and sugar houses household furniture and personal
property generally; against loss damage by fire in thus
premiums Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly pad
DIS GIN r. W. RA4NE Agent
hTOTICE-TIIE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
IN PANY of New Orleans this day commenced
tons prepared take Fire. Marine and ser RISKS
ct the usual rates.
z. J. Hart. j. Y &c Esapa
Jas. D. Denegre, A. v Iremouetr
Alex. D. Kelly, H. A. kaWlns,
q. t. Iorsdale Henry Renshaw,
Hugh Wilson, l. u Stauter,
Jno. c. Kicks, J: =. Gaines.
THOMAS STOO, President,
JAS. D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAS EDWARDS, Secretary. s..
New Orleans Jan. l, 1856 JAZZ Iy
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{sFsESCEINT MUTUAL INSURANCE. CONl-
" PANY-OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PIACE-MA-
RLNE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.-The Company
have the following assets 5 ,'f '3.7
Invested in bonds and mortgages property worth
double amount thereon, DIG 90
Loans bank and other stocks. 265 90
Bills receivable being for premiums 1857 3S
Invested in real estate estimated value S0OO 08
Due for premiums in of collection 50383 Is
Scrip from other companies, estimated value. $685. 90
Cash hand 1G094s 20
| MI, ,e~-O .%zS. -o,aoo -
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYEIeS.-THE CITY TREA-
SuRER Is in possession OF all the City Tax Bills
Real Estate Tax requested to forward and
settle their respective bills
as Ct ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, of st. Charles and Clio streets, New
Orleans
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has, in addition TO his
former business commenced the Of Doors sashe
and Blinds every description ut the above establishment
All orders left ut his Office Is Commercial Place, the factory,
or at the Mechanics Exchange Box o. will be promptly at
tended to- 40 6m
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" NO. IL Lafayette street..
The subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
Of Soap for Family, Ship Steamboat which they
to the public for its approval in competition with the
of established reputation Itcombnes economy with
dom from the disagrreabe effects ordinary and
will be found upon trial. possess washing properties per-
ection and guaranteed 10 contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity TO iniure the finest fabric Of ladies apparel
The advantages of merchants and Others being able to
supply themselves and customers with equally good il not
better article Of home manufacture will present themselves
Hsiance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
MID = r
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asSEes VNVU TEEUUSAIsD ACItES DF THE BEST
land in Eastern Texas known as the Mcqueen land,
Bevl Port, the Watches river This land is offered
change dry goods and groceries. Any wishing
trade for in this way can by addressing the undersigned
learn the terms and particulars which will be such will
suit the parties Offering References the quality Of the
land and e be made Hon George w Snyth Hon. g.
VIM Eddy and R. G. DOOM Esq., any of the citizens Of
this county, SAMUEL GOODE,
g al LIT -s ~ Jasper county Texas
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The Board of Trustees have resolved interest
per cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof their legal Representatives
MONDAY the I1th Of February next. = : l. y 7E.3.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of ten
the net earned of the Company
yeard ending sst December 1856 for which certificates
issued and after the 18th Of March next. go
Ehis Company continues to insure against the peril of the
rivers and loss damage by fire. the Of
premium. Office, No. 70 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN II. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary, '3g
New Orleans, January Is, 1866 " 1T =
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u 3l39l7 4 WA . a - . v, !
ignstiii Judge of our said
April, A. d. 1866 #53.s'.. Z
As n Y o I e.. Clerk.
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Net earned profits for the year ending December =
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III Sold by g. J.4TRIGIT& co., y
fed s5ss&f "a q and ISL Charities street.
s1sssss GOOPRRsS VVEILI4--sTTU 4TED IN KINDS
county forty miles from Yicksburg by ralroad
l.l Raymond, within four miles from thence by stage.
This noted Watering Place cure Of CHRONIC DiarrIiea
bility, etc, is nowopen for the recepon5of visitors.
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iE7I5 - n n :, .. F(-a lI so - ; n
DENTISTRY,

aFzszzssssszA CHARLES Il. lkELLS, ID. ID. s.,
No l5i Canal street, between Carondelet and
rEfJ-gJJTEETHinse inserted in full partial SETS which,
for Beauty Uyand Comfort the Wearer excelled
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H. RODRIGUEZ. LII. Down,
pODRIGUEz & ROyyN,. suCCEssoEs 10 F

" WASHINGTON, d. g., March Il, 1856
To Samuel II. Gilman. ESQ =
SSugar planters, etc. with perfect safety and security
contract with you your improved Baasse Furnace
wise conflicts with any tenabe caims held under
tents To be still explicit it in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents. Respectfully yours
THOS G. CLINTON al Seventh street.
APP tt opposite Patent Office.
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TNR. HOOFIAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT.
~ DR. aGKSo Ia rhtilaas5ehia
JAU&DICE, Chronic and Nervous Debility Diseases Of the
Kidneys aud all other diseases arising from adordered Liver
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nE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4t I
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be thaton the 18th January 1920 before me-
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James II. Wheeler Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly
eOrding law do depoe and that the above accounts
just transcript from tho books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, Presidenr. 81.
.3 ~. JAS. II. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1856. CHAS NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of j :
. y Peace the Parish Of Orleans
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THOs GRIFFIN. ..ss JOSEPH BLEDsoE
GRIFFIN & BLEDsOE, ATTORNIEs. AT-LAWs
VI AUSTIN Texas, will give prompt attention to collecting
any part of the State and act agent for persons
owning Lands attend businesses pertaining General
I5
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! ;I q II; | i A .NJ(5.EIE.

Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip ls II f}t
issued, ETC., less interest," dsc't etc. e43 "a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

Dr.. Ingraham, physician to the Board of Health
OF Brooklyn, has reported the existence of yellow
fever In Greenfield, Flatbush village and adion-
ing the city line. A family there had been taken
down with it. building had been erected for the
accommodation of the SICK and all persons are for
bid bringing yellow fever into FIatbush. The Herald
says:
The authorities of Brooklyn have selected French's
barn, In the ninth ward, the Flatbush line, for
dead house, it having been declared nuisance in
Canton street, where it has been located fer years
The fever Tuesday reported as slightly on
the increase in Gowanus The Board of Health have
ordered the erection of fence across Third avenue
at Thirty sixth street, and all persons will be prohi
blted from passing or passing.
Some excitement caused On Tuesday by a.
statement that two of the of yellow fever lately
brought to the quarantine hospital from Oh board the
Architect, had the black vomit when they were
landed at quarantine, and that notwithstanding this
the persons landed at the steamboat wharf and
brought up through the village to the hospital en-
trance. Some of those present at the wharf at the
time of the landing of these parties begin to he fear.
fully apprehensive of attack of the fever from the
danger of infection to which they exposed The
first mate of the same vessel from which the above
persons were brought, it has been since stated CON-
planned the other day of feeling little unwel while
at the hospital, and be was positively assured by Dr.
Harris that he showed the premontory symptoms of
yellow fever. he insisted that he had not and was
permitted TO leave and come to New York. On that
very night he was taken sick in the city, and next
morning sent to the hospital, where he now lies.