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U AND SVAE&6SANTS.~-HIGH lest M KET RATES
L. paid for Land Warrants Also, all kinds Of Uncur.ena
Bank Notes, Coin Bullion and Exchange purchased by
H. X. MERREIII & CO.,
n9d kWiy No. q Camp street, corner of Common
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STEAMER CORA ANDERSON This new steamer,
intended to ply as regular packet between this city
and St. Louis, was built at New Albany, Indiana,
by Peter Tellon s Co., under the direct supervision
. ii her commander, Capt. John E. Carroll. Length
on deck 256 feet length Of keel 237 feet, breadth
III BEAM feet; breadth Of floor, SO feet depth Of
hold s feet engines, a inch cylinder and feet
stroke 5 boilers, SO feet long and 40 inches in da-
meter, with iues in each; doctor and doctor boiler
and freight eng Extra staunch built and double
fastened. Glasses Good Al--I4O0 tons capacity.
Cost $50 900, #85
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The TRUE sPIRIT.Th The Mobile papers Of Thurs
day publish the subjoined Washington Dispatch:

IsREGToN April soIn the House to-day. Hon. John A.
Tepeai Of the neutrality laws and the seizure the
Isif1nas by the Governments
Just exactly what was to have been expected from
aOld Ghepultepeca Being aware of the horrd
erlormities perpetrated upon Americans at Panama
by beastly multitude, and being posted as to the
murderous mode Of warfare pursued by the Costa
Rieans-who massacre the mother, the babe and the
boy, just as they captive prisonerit is no won
der his honest indignation aroused, and that he
proposed repeal Of the neutrality laws and seizure
of the 1sthmus by the Government. The atrocities
that have been committed excuse any lengths war
rior statesman could go.
But, repeal Of the neutrality laws would answer
all useful purposes Repeal the and Central Ameri-
can questions will be settled in short order We
earnestly hope Congress will sanction the movement
+ Of Gen. Quitman at an early day-the sooner the
better.
RE All EsrA gE.-Benj amin Kendig, auctioneer, will
sei tb a O'Clock At Banks Arcade The following
Z yalnable properly.
brick dwelling, Apollo street, near ST. An
drew ID The Fonrth District.
Four donbla one story brick houses, divided into eight
teemets on Lafayette street. Gate Hevs This property
ID very excellent order and will be sold without
Two valuable ground in the Equare and ad
sfo5fing the above property.
Tlree valuable lots ground Claiborne atree FRS
stric. TheEe lots well located for building purposes
SIN valuable brick St Mary street between Maya
.,ns and Camp Streets aud tHin the market Fourth Dis
trict,
This opportunity lucrative investments
sshe above property M be reserve ForpaFicu
lars sseeur advertising columns. Is
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7------ - New UfIesne, April 2Sth 1886 I
The Polies Of the City Of New Orleans hereby notified
that they nse required the chains and
the Streets per above notice Of the Chief Engineer OF the Fire
Department.
as 2p6t ws Il. JAMES. Chief q Police,
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E~Wanted--AB Bouquet by Sunday Even
ing with the of the person marked with flowers Address
4. b. Crescent Office ~, my5 2plts
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S,sale1llel' Clothing.
PER STEAMSHIP GR4SApL
L EIG Fl T O n e b A r B O T
Corner st. Charles and Canal SITS.
PER STEAMSHIP GR4SApL.

- Corner st. Charles and Canal SITS.
NEW Goops-JUsT OPENED
White Linen Duck COATS; White Linen Drill COATS; Color
ed Linen Check Goats.
White Linen DUCK sud Drill PANTS Fancy French Drill
PANTS. ,H
White and Colored Marseilles VESTS Single and Double
Breasted ri
Merne FRoCK and DRESS COATS.
Merno PANTALO0NS-Eith large assortment Of Alpaca,
Barathea, Linen aud Thin Summer Cloth Goats
SHIRTS, Of every description.
We received choice assortment of the latest style of
coored CAMBRIC SHIRTS with Byron and standing collars,
French wrists Also-IINEE AND COTTON SHIRTS, Of
all sizes, qualities and patterns. ~.
LEIGHTON s BARBOT,
my2 2p6t , S.. Charles and Canal SITS.
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SLAVES, ON VERY LONG TERMS.
Succession of the late Mrs. Matilda Ledoux-

Succession Of the late Mrs. Matilda Ledoux.
CATURDAY, May 5, 1866, ut L. o'clock NJ.
- will Be sold public auction in the rounda Of the St. Louis
Hotel by Virtue Of order from the honorable the Ninth Jul
eia District Court of the State of Louisiana for and in the
parish Pone Coupec following described Slaves belong
ing the community which has existed between the deceased
and her surviving husband, Mr.. Il LedouS: r
LEA, negro woman, aged about 45 years cook.
TAIRE; q negro woman aged 40 years teid hand.
r GLAUnINE. do do DO do Il do
IfENRIETTE, do do do do Is do
.UKSIN, b.e- do boy do do Is do
TERMS AND C0NDITIOSS-The purchasers to give their
notes. and years. credit with good personal security
in odo secured by mortgages said slaves with vendors
privilege and III of maturity hear per
cent interest per alnum until final payment. a2t
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Ha We are indebted to the officers Of the fine
steamer Eclipse, for late Louisville papers.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW sIRET.

-GATURDAY. 10th May, 1856, MT I2 O'Clock.
- NJ, in the Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel for account Il
Second District Court Of New Orleans dated Sd April 1866
will he Sold
washer and excellent subject.
ESTELLE, uuato girl, aged about years, good
stress
TERMS-Cash.
Actof sale before 0. d'Armas Notary Public.
aD4 STny5
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The School Eel Low.-W We lave received the May
number IL the schoolfe
little publication for boys and girls Itis issued BY
Dix ~ Ed Eards. Of New y orls. gs III
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TIE Great Southern Remedy.

The attention of Paners invited to and invaluable
Remedy for the troublesome complaints incident
this climate Testimony like the following from distinguished
5ndge lawyer and planter of Mississippi shows the estimation
in which it is held wherever known.
vIcKssuRG. Nov. q, 1859.
DR.. BiirasSIR have used my plantation durag the
past summer your Carmnays and Astrngant Syrup and
have found invaluable remedy in the ciss OF for
which you recommend it. do not hinE any preparation
be safely used and think that every planter should have
supply always hand. believe il to be the valuable
medicine for the diseases pppos relieve that
hehrocured. Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
J, S. YERGER.
Warranted ell of Darrha matter how yiQ
lent, or Cholera Aorbus. J.
MSS@sold wholesale aud retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.. and
myI 2p6t&1tW 0. O. WOODMAN.
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Boots, Shoes and Ba'0g01es.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general asso
naent of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs HATS GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BR0GANS, WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEAGHY HATS, at the lowest market
FROST g. CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS. C APPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
| LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
| a.za au FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street.
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Il aB- We are indebted to commercial friends fol
late circulars by the Arabia. 3.4 53ss
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Docs President Pierce desire Rc-non,lna.

Panama by the present time.
Does President Pierce desire a Re-nonlna-
~ + .55S stsa5g " - tion fta 10y
e If President Pierce desires a denomination for the
office he now holds -not fills-at the hands of the
June National Convention Of his party lit is in his
power to distance all competitors and to command
success There is doubt of the correctness of this
proposihon--not a scntla of doubt-provided he
possesses moity of the nerve and manhood pertain
ing to an American freeman.
According to telegraphic dispatches from New
under date Of 30tl, ut. Of the Orizabas news,
it is statedthat Sans Juan is hlockaded by British
war frigate, andthat !. many honeward bound pas
sengers Americans for the Orizaba, were compelled
to return; and that g the British Government has
rendered to the Costa Rcans two thousand stand of
Farms " #& t& jss5f3 ~ H,
All these proceedings are of high-handed, ntoler
able character; and if submitted to- will cover this
whole land with shame and ation-make it a
mark at which the slow moving finger of scorn can
be forever pointed-reduce it to that miserable con
dition where giant strength is palsed by mheciity
+ and cowardice-render its very name by-word, a
reproacll, and scott, throughout christendom and
/ heathendom.
These may be strong words, but they are none the
less true. No British vessel of war has right to
blockade any North American port, when profound
peace reigns between England and this continent,
much less to interfere with the passengers com
mercal steamers Of the United States, as has been
done; according to the Geographic dispatch we have
quoted. MANY homeward bound passengers for the
Orizaba. were ceonelled to return. owing to the
presence of this British frigate says the dispatch
IF this is not gross and unbearabe interference
with the rights Of this nation then we are at loss
to understand the meaning of the term If it is not
about as bad as the practice Of searching our ships on
the high seas which led TO the last war with England
we are much mistaken. If the transit Of our passen-
gers is to be interfered with one trip, may not the
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g. corner Of Bien8ilIe and Rendon
hes and 5 lines front On Biep8ille
Fnnd 4 lines in depth and front on
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ea2'riUe6E.
va OMGMSsE MSS az NW IN NJ
CT o T H RS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
(Under City Hotel)
Have received their usual choice and superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMNER
CLOT HI N G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CASIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS.
CRATATS
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS and
GENTLENIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
O,+f inc yy-ariet
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alEg CresteIIt.
0fEI Ii. JogEs on sIIyI5yg 0ggssTaE Is


saEs 81 NIXON. tk II. PANS
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MARRIED

$500 ~ M a II Il I L y = ---5-IT =
AtGreenville parish Of Jefferson the LIST nst by Rev
c. Keener, VIZ. II. CAMERON and COURTNEY II. NOR
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Handsome slGsaamsea' Clothing.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co,
s 81 Magazine street. corner Of Graver


81 Magazine street, Of Gravier,
Would call attention TO their present assortment of
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among whiehmay be found the following;
Single Mild Cashmere Fl oCKS AND PANTALoONs, -ss
nrap d Etc FRoCK and SAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS
%Barpour, Alpaca and Merino COATs 5g5 n.
Check Linen, Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTAL0oNS.a 200 different patterns.
French Drap D. Etc PLANTATIONS.
White Marselles VESTS. ~
Very rich assortment Of Fancy aIarseles VESTS.
Rich Fancy silk and Satin VESTS. ST.
BombaEine, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS - -, ". q,
Gauze Nerino UNDERSTANDS, whole and half sleeves.
Gauze Cotton a ''35Esssg 4z'ts55lltf4
Lisle Thread a. It'd. g.sEg :" t e, ST. ~ go up
Half Hose Gloves, suspenders, Handkerehefs Cravets.
Very large assortment of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
.BoI-S,$ CT z:EEENG@,e
assortment of BOYS, CLoTHINis very complete,
bracng all the above styles mentioned for gentlemen Parents
and guardians invited to call and purchase emade cloth
ing for the boys under their Charge 7r1
| INDIA r UBBERsCL
full assortment Of all articles manufactured by the Union
India Rubber Company including Goats Leggngs Blankets
Piano Covers Marine rmors, Water Pals Gun Covers
Ganteens, Water Bottles Beds and Pillows, Life Preseryes
Cloth, by the piece or yard, ETC., etc. 10.
| One Price for Gootls--No Devfatlon.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO., q
! Z; a3Q 2p5t 81 Magazine street
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GoTroN.-Ehe receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at six o'clock last evening We're, by the
Natchez, from Vicksburg, s73 bales; Jackson Rail-
road, 81 Swamp Fox, from Grand Ecore go; Rosa,
lis Grenada IS Picayune, from ST. Martinsvile,
Z. A97: sundries, I12--total, ,7G0 bales.
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w. We are indebted to the St. Louis packet
Oeeana, for late river favors
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vENTE POUR EFFEcrEE uNE PARTITION.

TENTE POUR EFFECTER UNE PARTITION.
PAR GARDENER SMITH, Encaneur.
9 ANIEDI 8 mai 1850, midi, u l. Arcade dc
y Bmks des Magasins par consentemen des parties
sne davril 1856 commencement ordre de honorGble
Cinueme Cou de District date l davr 1856 yendus
UNE MATSON EFT TERRAIN situe h Algiort dams Pile
borne par les CheSnut, Gasoline Pierre etAleXan
DIRE eau No. TO- 80 peds face IL
Chestnut oondeur dc l2 pies entire snes PARALLELS
mesure anercain. -5-. %. = w..
Les amelioraons consistent nason etage cu
sine appoints, etc. ,s,t ID a Jse&t m5g ~ <
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e n s@ %55.!
Acte de pardevunt J. G. PondeHter noare pubc
frais de lacouereur. a22 % ui3
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Selling at Cast
a ---TTe CTnSE-

SILK HATS; =
SOFT FELT--all cologs and shapes;
BOYS AND CHHDRENs Fancy Hats and Caps;
PASAMAS, LEGHoRN AND STRAW.
. .. s... .".. D. w. & F. BELDEN,
, No. Chastres street
RESTORE TO REST-FIxTUREs FOR SALE.
Also-A large Jewelles's Safe. myl 2p6
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BUSINESS. Western business there is considers
Bile activity, and to be for weeks Longer.
lower steamboat landing to assume IFS
gSrb. IA few boats are loading fol. the Red river,
Attakapas and Opelousas For the Yazoo1 ivert there
is some little business doing the lower trade,
however, is drawing to its close The boats out Of
Red river which arrived yesterday, brought only a
few bales Of cotton Isl another So, and another
30 bales If there is much more Of the article be
tween the lakes, Shreveport and the mouth Of the
river we should suppose IL would be coming to mar
ket. We shall foot up our records tomorrow. and
see how many Of those 900 bales, we said would
probably come out of Red river after the Goth Of
March, are behind.
The same facilities for shipping which we have
noticed for two months past, still continue Freghts
have however, declined to ruinous rates Consider
able will lost by those who chartered vessels to
come from Northern ports here to load with cotton,
at3 5-sd and S1l-16th sterling for Liverpool, and
llc. and IL. for Havre. Some eharterers will lose
from eight Thousand to twelve thousand dollars on
iGerent vessels We can only sympathize with those
who have lnsjudged the freighting business and hope
they may make it up another season. Cotton was
shipped yesterday at Adj and 5-I6th to Liverpool.
We learn Of one shipper only offering
AS cotton was going from New York at one-eighth,
he said he could not afford to pay over fifty per cent
here. Flour, We learn, has been shipped at New
York for London at one shilling and three pence.
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Conn, lsstol, to inquire into the outrages.
/ THE SOUTHERN LINE

IN n ny THE SOUTHERN LINE, $500
WASHINGTON, May q The Government viii take
propt and efficient measures relative tothe late out
RACES committed at Panama. 5 =.
vessel Of warwl be sent Immediately from the
Atlantic coast to the scene Of the murderous transac-
5tions, and it is not improbable that commission
will be also sent to ascertain the real facts Of the
affair. ts&.$
4, The soop-ofwar St Mary is supposed to be at
Panama by the present time.
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Joseph HUFTY, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
Wholesale and Retail Deser in fnc Watches Jewey, Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No. 20 Camp street. City Ho
TEL New Orleans respectfully invites The Wholesale
AID Retail Dealers and purchasers TO his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL C0MBS-Imtaion Shell and Buffalo Combs Of eyerv
style and variety .t - -
BRUsHESof every description Of his manufacture and
TOILET ARTICLEsSuch as Perumery, Hair Oil Hair Pins
Pomatim, Fancy Soaps, etc, -
FINE FANS, PURSES Pocket Books, Work Boxes Portable
Desks together with an endless variety of Porte onaies,
OF style and shape and unusually prices
GUNS PlsToIS Knives Colts and Warmers Revolving Pts
tolls Scissors Razots Life Preservers Fishing Reels
Iaeke OF variety suit determined angler
TsWAGGHES, JEWELRY, etc.
The stock in this line, consisting Of the t. T. Cooper NJ T.
Tobias and real Joseph johnson movements with fine asso
ent OF Swiss and English Levers together with large
With Great care by f. ROBERTS, for many engaged in
wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
Tor cash. great Inducements will be offered to purchasers
Every article warranted represented the money
funded. f.7 - :
~ Watches Jewelry etc. carefully Repaired and
ranted. ml9
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TIyNIBILL s. AITISEN, GAS FILTERS, No. 70 ST.
l. Charles street New Orleans keep constantly hand
large OF Chandeliers Pendants, Brackets Pillars,
Pipe, and Fittings of all kinds. :, .,,-,
large assortment of Paror and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES
Also Patent Portable Apparatus to make from ron,
which they invite attention Of Sugar Planters fen G1n
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CHOICE WORKS OF ART.
BYJ. EUGENE TOURNE, Auctoneer.
WTEDNESDAY7 9TH and Thursday Sth NJ "a,

"WEDNESDAY 18th and Thursday Sth May,
w 1876, o'clock in the evening" at No. 50 St Charles
between Cravier and Union Streets will be sold at auction
This last sale Of the comprises number Of chef dn
the Fine Arts ancient and MODERN Including large col
lection Of splendid Eugrevings framed and in portfolio ALSO
40 Albums of Goored and Black Engavngs Painting or
cean Brozes and Marble Sculptures Among the Paintings,
the most choice will be offered warranted and original grand
splendid Game Pieces by Kondekoete rich Landscape with
animals and neurological subjects, by Bloemen ST Francis,
original by Cigol Of extraordinary beauty, Among the
moe magnifeen portrait Of westminster painted By suy;
Painting by nelscroix and valuable gem Of Fruits and Flow
by B. Robe and many other Paintings Of no less merit
EThe viii be open for public inspection the I'd Of
May, when catalogues may be procured. Inyl
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ELE GRH led 10 TIIE CCRESe EN
U .El.1 in "A. e11TGEs a {; q >.
snooxs- oE'-YS7AR sT. ngARY.

COVE, h IL ME &C ACTION.
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nESIEsABLE PROPERTY ON BILOXI BAY
~ will sell low price for cash credit the Blhkey
Place we'll known all gentlemen having residences at Mis-
sssppi City.
This place front of "a to * miles the Bay will
sell a part or the whole.
Al particulars acertaned ut the Office of SPENCE
al - G, TAYLOR,
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SUCCESSION OF THE. LATE WIDOW EDoUARI

BERTUS.
BY n. EIGNIE, Auctioneer
THURSDAY. Stll May, 1856, at 10 o'ciocEks
NJ will be sold public auction, III the ronda of the the ST.
Lou Hotel by virtue Of order the honorable the Sec
ond District Court Of New Orleans the following described
property and slaves for of said succession
l. SOPHIE, grif woman aged about % years, cook
2 ELIZA, mulatto woman, aged about 81 years.
R0SELA mulatto aged about years. toEeth-
with her four children PHIL0MENE girl, aged about
IL years; OCTAVE girl, aged about years CHARLES
boy, aged about years. ard an infant chid.i
l. FRONTIN alias LAM, mulatto man, aged about 81
years. Terms-Cash
g. The one undivided fifth part of certain LOT OF
GROUND, situated in the square bounded by St. Philip,
UrsuInes Royal and Bourbon Streets measuring rs feet
II % inches front ST. Philip of which G5 fec9 inches
remaining front feet inches has only depth Of SIS feet
inches and Is feet IS inches the rear line Together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon rented
the public schools and formerly known the Washington Ball
Room.
G. A SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the suburb Wash
nEon designated No g. comprised within Rarhoo
new Mozart, Magistrate and Law Streets comprising q lots
numbered from ! TO "a, inclusive.
7. The undivided third part of LOT OF GROUND stu
ated in suburb Washington designated as lot No &C. square
No. f. measuring % feet front Epghen street, between
Morgan and Cssscayo streets BY l39 feet inches deep
balance credit Of IL and Is months for atsaco
r endorsed and secured by mortgage the property sold and
to bear interest after maturity until full payment at the rate
Of per cent. per
Acts of sale before A. Ducate Eso Notary Public, a24
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EXTENSIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE TO CLOSE A
Cupartnershp of Two Hundred Lots and Squares OF
Ground situated in Mandevle and Lewisburg.
By j. EUGENE TOURNE Auctioncer, .

By j. EUGENE TOURNE, Auctoneer,
No ~ Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, May 10th, 1856, ut l2 o'clock,
- ST. Exchange will be sold without reserve
About 200 LOTS AND SQUARES OF GROUND situated in
the most desirable parts Of Vaudeville: - ,
Also TRACTS OF La ND situated at Lewsbug, measure
each half front Lake Pontchartra1 by ueE m
seven Said designated by the NOS anu Oh
the original plan of iewisburg. . - ou,. ordi. r
TERMS-One-half cash, the balance AT one eSt oi
notes secured by mortgage the property and bearing per
Tie Law ran he seen Rt he Office Auctioneer and will
be exhibited in Of the ST. Louis Exchange lew
Of sale before Hsgner at the expense of the purha
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed for the pur
transacng business in the line Of Civil Engineering
and Surveying that may be entrusted to Them within the State
line of business would respectfully solicit share patronage
from those interested therein. "7 j. G. DREUX.
-s W. S. MITCHELL
Office, No, q Commercial Place. "
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.Yie10 Stamping Press.
A suitable nntS very convenient article for
Railroads, Steamboats,. Banks, Offices, etc.
FS$5T &5+tS ~. 5.se,, At :t5y5 zaJr
sTATIoNERS' HALL, 81 CAMP STREET
The undersigned agents for the American Machine Stamp
Company and have hand sample of their PATENT MA
CHINE STAMPING PRESS. This Machine Press possesses
peculiar advantages all others for such
1t is always ready for being the ink and
stamping pads being combined Two sizes and arranged for
changeahle dies The cheapest aud best article for the
yet invented 49,
D. FELT. & STETsON,
General stationers,