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my2s26s 80 Depute Greffer.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS G. W. ParISer has pesi IL. sa.e,a
ef.he late ": i. Ravins deceased interstate
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81 ]. !, s'e a. o. n A. DEEgx,
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81 PRESENT dos ssla psat
qs.eiies ne seait pas faIt dro "a dte pesftion
y my23 q 81 A.DREux. Dep. Greffer.
WfIEREAs, Andre Dabucis III has pefifioned
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Notice heEebs given AZ woa y e she
:, y'e U.s. = ~ A.DE asg5Es e,.,k
DEUxIEME coUR DE DISTRICT DE la Nile ORLEANS.
ENDU que Ana a. Dnne Rresente
tele Ia succession yacane de eu William Haydoe dsee
est par preseno que pent
denTe sous dig les rais0ns pour eausles
= 0'u's " q. '' 'oA'' sk *. DREux,
rf my2i2 "a q }g9s554.fs,, 53z Depme Grefier.
NOTICE rs IEREEY GIVEN, THAT WITHIN
~ forty days from dale hereof viii make application. to
thirty years and her son quaafoon aged ABOUT
ten years ~ ] :, !, ,,,,r,I,y z III
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n quarane 0urs dater de 10 presene publication sous
ferR application Ia natrieme CUurd Dstrctde Ia Nou
pour obcnr Emancipation de deux eclaves
SAVIOR JF & 81 AZ s AZ 4$E, Eg'
Observation-Disclosures agee d'environ 30 fills
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zouvelle- Orleans lie mai 1856. myf Il le26je7
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VAIL w 11OiA ~ SSyS vi vi
IS hereby given naI ssitfl ofts DAYS from ms da1e
emnncpa f,l 4, o. my " nan;s, u ti sss
1aa,:,o .. IN on, " s JnfIN r, cnCKsS
ans % - o. - ~ E2 5Y1AAs n
A fous Gerry u1se celia lr,er,t CONFERENCE.-The
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WAS hauled from Post No. 1873, by order of
w the Assistant Whartncru Of the First District obstruct-
ing and eucumberg the public evee and deposited lot of
fronting Tchouptouas between Market and ST.
james streets
A LOT OF SAND comprising 16S loads.
Which, if claimed within days and the there
paid will be sold at public auction at said place OF depose
onFRIDAY the 9th day of June next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
AUG. S. PHELPS,
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MAYoRA1rY OF NEW ORLEANS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
COMMON COUNCIL, City Hall,
City of New Orleans, May 90 1856 5
No. 2786 ]
Resolr That from and after the passage of this resolution
the compensation Of the Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
the keeping of ill prisoners in the Parish Prison. and for which
the city liable, be and the hereby fixed twenty
per day for each prisoner and that the Jail
keys fees the release of each prisoner shall not exceed TWEEN
tyhye cents SCI
[Sgnedl J. J. LUGENBUIII.
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Sgned L. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May g. 1856.
[Sgned JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
my26 true copy. L. A. ST. CERAY, Clerk.
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Sixth DsrEIor CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. s..
Of New Orleans. P. DEI,ABARRE-No. 2,707.
by VIRTUE of n writ of fierf facias to
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
sell at public auction in the Rounda of the City Exchange ST.
June the 9h 1885, u o'clock NJ the following described
property, to wit a15& s@$
trict of this city, in the square comprised within Burgundy,
Bienvlle Cuomose aad Danphue Streets measuring twenty
eight @ feet more or less front on Burgundy street by Us
feet less in DEPTH together with the buildings and i'm
Roll Of said District deposited i'll the Teasurerss office of this
city. 's rE2
Seized In the above suit +l M e- t-s IL Hl& #2sf&
TERMS-Cash on the spot .rf-5 ST.
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OFFICIAL OFFICIAL.
OF NEW ORLEANS.

.'~.a COMMON COUNCIL, City Hall
..,.s4 City of New Orleans, May %, 1856.
F. ~ No 2783.
solrea That the Mayor hereby authorized contract with
Canal Street Canal the Draining Machine Second district
te rate Of four hundred and twenty five dollars per running
acre of 2s feet said Canal to be dug It's original width
sioped down the Sides all roots and smps
well cleaned depth Of eight feet below the general level Of
tho ground payments TO be made the peon of every
and on lis acceptance by the City Surveyor and the
Committees Streets and Landings and on Finance,
[Sisncdl f. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J. j. LUGENBUflL,
. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nay %, 1856 ~
my26 tsignedl JOHN Il. LEWIS, Mayor.
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GLUE-oO bb various qualities, from = 70 70 cents
AN - -z.[ IL Magazine street,
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LEGAL. Offices.

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yenber A. D. 1855 IN the matter Of the suggestion Of Jes
5sss Il The docket 81 Ills ssphe
se sad dollars :
For the wovaeant LOTS one hundred and thirty five
For the lots and baiidags thereon, fifteen hundred
dollars. 1s'yV "
Total am cunt il saIsa. 4. !. ~ sl.s5 %
l. The purchaser retained in his hands Inc balance
Insurance Company, and which BALANCE amounts
n capital and interest up tS maturity ga e
Hundred E sd dos H. @ 50
z Said purchaser paid Sheriff in cash the amount
ofiudgrnent viii privilege in favor e /, VIM Mss
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l due said property, M
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l,.... [ No. 27S4. ] !.
Rsoired That the adjudication made by tho Comptroller
the 18th April 1885, Of the several for furnishing
blanks to the city officers 10 A. Levy Co, viz First
contract at S3 10 Second contract ut 50 40 ream
Third contract SO % per ream be and the is hereby
proved and That the securities offered, viz Messrs Cook
Young Co.. arc hereby accepted. ..r.y %
[signedj e. i. TRACY,
IF President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
'g.- [Signedl - j. j. LUG ENBUHL
President Board Of Aldermen.
my26 [signed i JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
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NO Z785.
Whereas BY of Resolution No. 1923 approved Nov &
1855 John Livingston Esq., City Attorney did receive on the
pany three hundred and twenynne bonds Of the city OF New
Orleans issued by said city to said aroad Com
IT, 1854 payable thirty years. together with all the urnaured
senianai per coupons attached. said bonds bearing
numbers, as follows ~,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcsso DlsTEIsT Counr} on or DAVID WISE.
NOTICE IS hereby given to the creditors OF
mis- estate and to all persons Interested,
e ass within ten days from the present notification any
@ nsxs II esn why the account presented By the Curator Of
s esae fh6nd not be omoogated and approved aud the
@iunas distrSatea Id accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court. y
- u r 5ss n HI ss A. DREUx
H'Yz assa ~ '3 ~ Deputy Clerk
DE1x F. GogM ~ I,EaTEfcT SUGGESTION DE DAVID
a Wis esq par 40 present donnie aux Crean-
cefs az - sasatie succession toates personnes
de e pesete pnbation ieg p5,r
presente 1s Cnrateur de r egsif
pouve 81 oeologae les foas mains repars eofo
rne1ent dit compile St'Es
Par ordre de la Conr.
my22 as 30 Depsfs Greaier &.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT or NEW oRT,g;Ags-7 u s.
CONT for letters of curasorship tile estate o
the late William A. Copp, deceased intestate-- 5
Notice Is hereby given all whom IL sinw
within days, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. g8a afe8 I'd
i'S 0Fusr = ~ e'A's' a DREUx
+ ny2sa6a0 Deputy CLERK
4DEUXIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT della E'ile4oRBRANs
A TTENDU que e. w. James a presenfe une
n petition la refet d'obtenr les ettres de
telle Ia succession de feu William A. Copp DECIDE
intestat- sE$F @@E53 LII
est par present one celia peut concsr
ner daFor dedre dix ours les aisoDs pour esuees
il ne serait pas fat 4 Ia dite petition 55$
:. esu1' - :" e'3'' 4. DREUx,
my2326so Depute Greffer.
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I'll n etc conduit depot DIES epnyes tlu Pre-
ier District Draes les julia OF Girod com
epaves--
Une Chevre blanche ayans gauche couchec plat
la tee, ct DIES glundes.
Une Cheye Ia ete ct lie nors blanc
tous lu corps.
81 les dts recamts dams dix oS ct les
depenses payees, encee puhiuue dit
depot, lie SAMEDI 81 du courant. A 10 henres A. N. =
AUG. s. PHELPS,
Commssaire des
Nourcle. ORLEANS 10 mai IS5G m
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WAS brought to the SECOND District Pound
wv the ST. Ann aud Derbsny streets,
light bay about Is hands high black and tail,
right shoulder with saddle msrk small the left
hip and newly sh0d all around.
Which, if claimed within days and the there
paid will public auction, said pound SAT
UKDAY, the 3lst instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS
1iSa;nu
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csFOTS ELECTROMAGNETIC AIGIERS WARE
. H0USES-A. +. COCHRAN HALL, gents, IS Grurier
street have room now the bulk of 100 coo bushels A
sacks pat housed yard for the reception of railroad
pig Rates OF storage favorable can be had
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WAS brought to the First District Pound,
w Dyades street. between Julia and God Streets
trays
One Gea the neck head and rump black, white round
the bedy.
Which, il claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction sad pound SAT-
URDAY, 3lst nslant, ut u O'Clock A NJ
AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
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New Orleans May 24h 1856 sS' '' mysS 81 is

IL etc trnnsportc pres du potcau No 12S,
par ordre de lAssstant Whnringer lu Premier District
cmarssant encombra la evee pnbique depose
de silu la Tcoupoulas les
Marche CT ST. jacques
UN LOT BE SABLE comprenant 16S voyages.
IeGUe pas recamc dns dix ots ct les depcnSes
payces Eenu enchee puique la dite place du de-
pot, lie NENDREDI de JUN proclaim 10 heures A NJ.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
Commissare des
,-alla- OIL. mini Iry1G
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DE e. Corr DE DIsrHssr9 SUCCESSION De VIII
pI vr II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIAM HAMEafAN-
A ~ - ssf rsE present donne agx creait-
"a kueats
one eela pe depiFs sous dix iours dater
de la pfesents pear lesauees e es,pt
Par ordre de La cour. lE5E s!ss's
#7 a. pREUx
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Parish Of Orleans. { 80 kENNEDY-No. 81, 1893
pYVIRTUE of a writ OF ficri fnelas to me
ID directed the Honorable D. f. MITCHELL First
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell
public auction WEDNESDAY, the 4h day of june 1856
Il o'clock NJ, atmy Warehouse, 10 Julia street.
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE etc. "a
Seized in the above entitled suit.
M5-TERMS-Casi on the spot.
my24 a2S3l VIM C. OUIRK Constable
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OF NEW ORLEANS.

MAYCRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL, City HAIL.
City Of New Orleans, May %, 1856.
{ No. 27S7.
Resored That the ordinance regulating the places where the
elections held amended fx The election poll of the
SiynedI +. Il. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl N. +. BAILEY,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May "a, 1856.
my26 LSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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No. 2T9S.
Resoeea, That Mr. N Mngnon be authorized to keep and
pair the properly situated GENTLY Road belonging to the city,
during the pleasure Of the Common Council provided The
shall be done without any expense 10 the city.
[SignedI b. T.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Sigucdl j. j. LUGENBuHL
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May "a, 1856.
[Signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
my26 4 rle copy. l.. \. ST. CERAY. Clerk.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

LIVERPOOL, August %, 1856.
Editors Crescent: This week has been again dull
in cotton in fact although the circulars do not quote
Decline you could not sell without taking off l-l6
to 3D. There is no lite and spinners really seem to
be independent of Liverpool for the present. The
sales of the week are only $4,000 bales, of which
39l5O to the trade. The quotations are for Orleans
Middlng SIG do. Fair I'd. Stock of American
this year, 6334S0; last year. 372 $685. all kinds this
year, 772, 200; last year. 564l3o.
The weather has been shcwery, and grain has got
q lift up F.; but there is no danger of the harvest.
In general news, we have the arrival of the Queen
Mother of Dude at Southampton with full train of
ladies, etnuchs, servants, etc, etc. etc. They had
half of one of the steamers from Alexandria to them
selves, having their own cooks, butchers ETC., and
have taken whole hotel; have removed the furni-
ture and will thus be enabled to live in oriental sccu-
sion. Dude is kingdom in India that John Bull has
annexed, or appropriated taken under his protcc-
ton, Or stoenthe last is probably the right express
sion-and the Queen Mother and heir apparent come
to England to appear against the Governor General
of India. She has 10000 with her, besides jewels
innumerabe, all to urge her suit but think any one
may guess what the result will be-the money will be
spent, the,jewels gone she will become a pensioner
on the British Government and the revenue of her
country will duly find its way into the Golfers of the
Honorable East India Company. C.
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PHOTOGRAPHED 70 THE CRESCENT.
ADDITIONAL BY TEE CANADIAN.
General News.
ny THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL HINES.

General News.
A grand dinner was given to the Guards in London
on the 25th, at which 2,e00 were present.
Louis Napoleon is said to be suffering much from
disease of the liver. IA E7s u Gs43 E$
The Spanish Government is appointing new officer.
in all the civil departments. The appointments arr
chiefly made from the liberal party a decree sup
pressing the National Guard will soon appear. Tha
of Madrid is already disarmed.
The bread riots in Portugal have been suppressed
Thecholera at Lisbon was abating. S.S Vs.
4 The arrival Of French squadron in the Tagu
caused considerable excitement.
The grape harvest is complete failure.
1t isreported that the King of Naples demands thu
privilege of submitting his differences with the Eu
ropean powers to an European Congress. III
twas rumored that collision had taken place
between the Neapolitan and Swiss troops.
The crops throughout Naples are failure.
Commercial. If
QUEBEC, Sept. 9.-Our advices by the Canadian
state that Flour had advanced slightly Ohio is quotet
at 33s. to 34s. Cd; Southern, 1885, 3d. Wheat il
sitter. White Corn is quoted at 34s. to 35s; yellow
33s. Cd to SIS.
Domestic Markets
New YORK, Sept. 10.-The Flour market is buoy
ant. State is quoted at Sc IS Ohio, Sc So to Sc Ga
Western Red Wheat 81 535; Southern Red, same
Southern White, 81 65.
New YORK, Sept 10.-Our Cotton market is. buoy
ant, with sales to-day of 1000 bales Prices ar
steady and unchanged.
Standard Southern Flour 81 rs to 81 go. South
ern White Wheat 81 est 81 g. Mixed Corn CSC
Rice unchanged. Rosin and Spirits Turpentne I'm
changed
CINCINNATI, Sept. TO- Flour SIS 10 to SIS sc
Other articles are unchanged.
River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10.--The river is at a stan
again.
vIcKsBuRG, Sept. 1o--The Challenge passed dow
| at 4. PM.
V1cKsBURG, Sept. lO-The Persia passed down a
10, and the Orleans at L P. NJ yesterday.
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THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN WALKER AND R1yAs.-A
late letter from Granada says: Rivas has fortified
Leon, having placed cannon in the tower Of the On
thedral and around all of the entrances of the Plaza
Walker will have some trouble in taking the town if
he does not receive more men and artillery. The
army of Rvas is about 1000 strong. Walkers army,
on the other hand, is demoralzed in every respect.
drunkenness is the prevailing vice. Baltimore Paper
The quotation from " q late letter" is false in an
important respect. Gen. Walkers army is NOT "de.
moralized 1t is under better discipline and stronger
now than ever. he is in much better position than
he has been since he went to work to regenerate a
glorious and loyelyla Emigrantsare continually
pouring in and when he chooses to demolish the fool
Riyas, he has only to stretch forth hshand, and the
thing will be done.
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Later from Havana,

Niessrs Castillo & Harrispe, consignees of the
brig Adams Gray, which arrived at the quarantine
on Sunday last, have kindly sent full files of Ha-
vana papers to the 3lst ult. These papers contain,
however, very little news of any Importance
The late gale seems to have been as severe in Ha-
vana and the neighborhood as it was in this vicinity
Happily, however, it occasioned no loss of fe as with
us. 1t commenced rather earlier with them, as had
spent its fury by the afternoon of the Both The riy-
ers overlooked on the island and caused much damage
to the crops of cane and corn, while the wind and
rain did equal damage not only to the corn and cane
but to the fruit trees. The principal railroads were
much damaged by the falling of trees across the tracks
and the washing away of the embankments, which
had seriously hindered travel on them.
In the city of Havana much injury was done to the
trees which ornamented the public walks and plaza
during the prevalence Of the gale. Business was
suspended and the streets deserted, owing to the
danger from falling tiles and trees and the frequent
lightning.
At sea there had occurred, so far as heard from
but one accident. The Spanish steamer Isabel hat
been completely disabled, owing to her machinery
having been damaged whilst off Nangles Altos. For
tnatey, lives were lost the occasion. Assistance
had been sent to her, and it was believed that The
steamer would be saved although she had a very
narrow escape.
At the time of the sailing of the Adams Gray thu
Governor.General was at Puerto Principe attending
the Fair. Gen. Monzano, the Segundo Cabo, hat
charge OF the superior civil business during his alb
sencc.
Gen. Concha had been received in Puerto Principe
with Characteristic pomp and ceremony, and at hi
various stopping places on the way.
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DJ" Few are aware how frequently pub
fishers compelled to insert among their advertisements
statements which they neither sanction or believe
pleasant exception to this disagrcenbe necessity
advertisements of DR. J. c. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and PILLS, Which will be found in columns We have
published for him before and always with feeling that
doing i'll wise lend ourselves deceive msead the
public for have had ndspunle proof that his words
strictly with abundant believe that his medicines
will do all they promise and all that be reasonably expected
from any medicine His Cherry Pecora is well known in
this community need any from u.s.
Pills cedby informed inferior to his Pecoral.
-IProvidence (R. u Mirror.
They for sale by j. WRIGHT CO, and all city
druggists. Sc 2ndeW&A
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loss oT the sra Msutr n oRIDA. A telegraphit
dispatch to Messrs. E. CT Rogers & Co. was receives
yesteraay from Columbus, Ga, informing them thai
the steamship Florida was blown ashore on the nigh
Of The soth ult. St. Joseph's Bay, and is tota
loss, with the exception of portion Of her machinery
Her cargo was driven high and dry on the shore.
The Florida cleared from this port for Key IVES
and Florida ports on the 18th Of August, with th'
following cargo 100 bales hemp, 49, bbls -four, g
bbls bread s hhds and u bbls sugar, $50 coils rope
400 sacks corn and $50 sacks oats.
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THE STORM IN THE INTERIOR OF FLoRIDA-The
storm which did so much damage throughout the
Southern States did not pass over Florida without
leaving terrible marks of devastation in its course.
We have before us the Mariana Patriot, of the I'd
inst, which has gloomy account of the rayages
committed in that neighborhood and town.
Speaking of the damage down in the town, the
Patriot says
Trees, outhouses and fences were swept down. and
our beautiful town made almost q complete wreck.
Malestick oaks and strongly implanted mulberry
trees, which had for years stood as ornaments to our
village and which had braved all former gales, were
| either rent asunder or uplifted by the roots.
Two Of the chimneys of the courthouse and others
about town, some of them newly built, were blown
down but we are glad to say none of our dwelling
houses were materially injured and fortunately no
| lives lost.
The surrounding country, says the Patriot, we are
afraid suffered severely. We have heard that Gen.
Milton, Messrs. Wynn Battle, and James L. Robinson,
had their gin-houses blown down, and Mr.. F. R. Ely
lost his sugarhouse and number of other houses,
and had two yoke of oxen killed. DR.. r. A. Sanders
| had two mules killed.
The roads are impossible, from the quantity of logs
across them which will prevent us from having re-
gular mails for some time. Neither the Northern or
Western mails left at their regular time on account Of
| the storm.
We understand that the new Methodist Church at
Greenwood was blown down during the gale and
TINT the Chpola river had risen very rapidly since
from the immense quantity of water fallen.
The crops are completely ruined in the county
Cotton and corn have been blown down and beater
in the ground. One gentleman had only a boil Of
cotton open left standing on his plantation. and
another had one-third of his corn buried in the sand
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nJ-By virtue of the powers with which
invested by the Supreme Government Of the Republic of Nj
documents deposited and recorded in the office Of
". Csy, Esq, Notary Public have constituted and ap
pointed Messrs. MASON PITCHER and SIIADRACK +.
SLATER the sole agents of the said Republic for the purpose
Of eectin loan and Of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the same
They fully accredited that effect and have alone author
i to obligations and contract for Nicaragua
jy2l 2p d. De GOICOURIA.