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that they had supported him under the i'm
preston that he would be found acting with
the gentlemen who set up the conscience
of the hour, above the obligations of the Con.
stitution and laws.
The Holders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Preferred Bonds will notice, by an ad-
vertisement in our columns, that q meeting Of
the bondhoders is called at the National Ho-
tel, in this city, on Tuesday, the Sth inst, at
I'm. 1t will be remembered that, to COM
plete the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, one mil
lion seven hundred thousand dollars of bonds
were issued, and mostly taken by persons in
this vicinity. Since 1852 they have received
no interest upon these bonds, and there ap-
pears but little hope, while matters stand as
they now do, of a resumption of the payment
of interest. The sole control of this great
work is now in the hands of the State of Mary
land, and it is believed, by the friends of the
canal, that, if proper action is now taken by
the bondhslders, some means will be adopted
by the present Legislature of Maryland that
VIII ihouie sno iosumPtioH VI euo pdyuene VI
the interest on the bonds. As matters now
stand the usefulness and value of the canal
arc but partially developed, and the interests
Of the bondholders sadly deprecated. IMAM
imous action on the part Of the bondholders is
necessary; and it is to be hoped, not only for
their interest, but for the interest of the canal
and the whole country bordering upon it, that
there will be a full representation in person or
by proxy at the meeting o'morrow.
Mr. Stephens.-The reader will find in the
short speech delivered by this gentleman on
Saturday last, in the House, a complete and
most triumphant exposure of the sophsms by
which the $50 called) American party try to
conceal the fact that their Oaths and obliga-
tions oblige them to make war on the clause
of the Constitution of the United States for
bidding religious tests under this Government,
50 obvious in all they write and speak con-
corning the propriety of the co-equality of
Catholics under our laws. He completely sat
at rest the subterfuge that Catholics owe al
legiance to a foreign potentate in any way in
terfering with the integrity of their allegiance
to the United States.
The Current Operations of the TressuryDe
psrtment.-On Saturday, 9Th of January,
III mara of ack>x>J -
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u JOB PRINrINe.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of Jos PRINTING with despatch and
in the best manner, at prices as low as In any
otner ONCE In Washington. Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of press work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power presses. So, also,
has the Star Offices Book Bindery connected with
1t, equal in its capacity to turn out book binding
Of all descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia
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ARREST OF FILLIBUsIERs.-Nine persons
were arrested at Cincinnati on Friday night
by the United States Marshal for violation of
our neutrality laws. They were held to bail
In 81 600 each to appear on Monday afternoon.
The impression is that they were acting in
concert with parties in New York and else
whore having for their object descent upon
Ireland
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FRALLY, FRIENDS OF CIVIL AND
~ RELIGIOUS LIBERTY A Grand
Mass Meeting Of he Democrats Of the District Of
Columbia will be held, under the auspices Of the
Jackson Democratic Association, In honor Of the
anniversary Of the battle Of New Orleans, on
TUESDAY night, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock. at
the Military Assembly Rooms on Louisiana
avenue, near the corner Of Sixth street.
The meeting will be addressed by the following
distinguished gentlemen Eek Governor Howell
Cobb, Hon John b. Weller Hon. Geo. + Pugh,
Hon. James L. Orr, Hon. VIM. A. Richardson,
Hon. J. CLANCY Jones, Of Pennsylvania, Hon
George w. Jones, Of Tennessee, Hon b. +. Hal
lett, Hon. Henry C. Burnett, Senator Toucey, Hon
James F. Dowdell Of Alabama, Hon. Robert NJ
McLane Of Maryland, and other champions Of the
cfuse jan SIT
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HE PRESIDENTS MEssAaE.-We are glad
to see that the Boston Morning Post intends
to republish the Presidents Message, which
was SO mangled by the telegraphic operators
that it was not fairly placed before the Boston
public. I" The better portion of the press,
(says the Post and of the community, with.
out distinction of party, commend the course
adopted by the President in presenting his
message to Congress and the country, without
regarding, longer, the factious proceedings Of
the House of Representatives. worthy cler
gyman expressed to US, yesterday, his approba
tion of the Presidents conduct, and illustrated
its propriety by saying Why, if 1 have ,
sermon already to preach, must my congrega
ton be deprived Of it by my waiting for tn,
standing committee of the society to organ
ize?"'
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FIRE AT SYRACUsE.-A block of stores and
offices, owned by j. NJ. Weitung, valued at
500, 600, together with many other buildings
adjoining, were destroyed by fire on Saturday
morning, including the House line telegraph,
the Mechanics bank, the Grouse bank, &c.
In addition to the above, many other buildings
were much damaged. The total loss is es
timated at over $4,000 but it is mostly
covered by insurance.
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EA CARD.-The Washington Trade and
~ Benevolent Society Of JOurneymen Tall
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
every way worthy of their patronage. They
alone pay the bill OF prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
Ill. F. Loudon & Co. Edw'd Cooley,
P.J Steer, Jas. Il. Mcintosh,
VIM. Tucker, Thos. BOVINE,
Duvall q Bro, Matlock Griffith,
Jos. r. Thompson, VIM. III. Stanford
Edwd M. Drew, Thos. X. Gray.
P. S.-Strangers designing to work in this city
through the season will take notice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS. LACKEY, Rec. Sec
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
oc S-eoSm
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ID AGENTS FOR THK STAR.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements in The STAR:
PhiladeipAia-v b PALMER, northwest oor-
ner Of r ifth and Chestnut streets
Ne0 York-s. Nj. PErTINoILL 4 Co., Nassau
BostoH-V. b. PALMER, scollay's Building.
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%@TO THE HOLDERS OF THE PRE-
~ FERRED BONDS OF THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO CANAL The Committee
appointed at the astmeeting Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Preferred Bondholders deem IL eIpe-
dient that a meeting Of the bondho,ders should be
held at an early day, and notice is hereby given
that meeting Of the hondholders will be held at
the National Hotsl on TUESDAY, the sth day Of
January, at IL M. AS matters Of interest will be
brought before the meeting II is desirable there
should be full attendance
GEORGE BROWN, Chairman.
C. ST. ]. CHUBB, Secretary.
dec 31-dtsthJan
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NATIONAL TYPE In the January number
CT the Topographic Adrertiser we find speci-
mems of printing type, each letter represent
ing the Star Spangled Banner 1t is the latest
variety introduced by those noted type foun-
ders, L.. johnson 4 Co., of PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW YORK MIRRoR.-We are pleased to
lind our gallant friend Col. Fuller coming
into the field for another newspaper cam.
paign, at the head of his effective columns.
Inc 1u'rr0r may be classed among the ''light'
rather than the heavy" batteries, yet it
never fails to open its FIRE against abuses, to
salute the deserving, to maneuvre with CO.
lerity and precision, and-better than all-;ts
true-hearted editor ever "keeps step to and
carries the flag of the Union" There i, a
weekly" as we'll as "daily'' Epeufuo
H'rror-and those who wish to receive the
cream of New York news, once week, have
only to send one dollar, with their post Office
address, to Col. II. Fuller, Mirror Office
New York" May his large list of subscribers
never be less.
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PRIMERS LAr1S.-Of all quotations which
should never be enormously quoted, is the
celebrated address to Cataline, repeated again
and again in every typographical specimen
book. Yet the proof-resder of our veteran
friend Of the Lntstligsneer actua lily misspelt
the hrst word this morning, and inserted an
extra 10 in the first word of "quosgus tam
dem etc
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LIE FRIGArE PoroMAc.-We find the follow.
ing abstract Of the Star of the West" just
arrived at New York, in one of the papers of
that city:
On Sunday, December 18th, 1855, lat. 1915,
", Ion; 20 IA w. Nayasa Islands-besrine
~ =, Dy N, distance IA miles, exchanged
signals with large frigate, showing Ameriean
eoiors, supposed to be the frigate Potomac
Do. nCun 1 south-steering about g. by W., to clear
the Morant Keys. The frigate showing no
'n0iihaion 70 speak, We kept on our course.
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~ a 1t Is understood that the Nicarapua
Transit and Panama companies are sbosf to
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OFFICE GAsLIeHT COMPANY,
Washington, Dec. ~, 1855.

ENOTlCEI is HEREBY GIVEN, agree
DNA ably to the requirements Of the Charter,
that meeting OF the stockholders Of this Compa-
nv will be holden at the Office Of the same, corner
Of 80 street and Market Space, on MONDAY, the
9TH day Of January next, at O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose Of choosing Directors TO manage the af.
fairs Of said Company during the year IS56.
Attest: }. r. BROWN, Sec.
dec 2i-eo2w
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u Advertisements should be handed in by
IL O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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MUTUALF IRBINsURANCE CON-
~ PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF GO
LuMBlA.- Pursuant to the provisions Of the
Charter Of this Company, the Managers give the
following statement Of the condition of its affairs
Amount Of premium notes. -. S31 600
Surplus fund In cash .......... 1850
ian 7-eo2w
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SOIREE DANsANTE.-LEwIS CA
~ RUSI respectfully informs the public
that his Soiree Dansante which was announced
for this Thursday evening, has been POST
PONED in consequence Of the weather and other
causes, until TUESDAY EVENING, the 9Th Of
January ian std
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DESIRABLE GOODS FOR HEsEASON.
lust RECEIVED DIRECT FROM MAN.

lust RECEIVED DIRECT FROM MAN.
- chester, England
case superb and very cheap Bed Quilts, all in
entirely new styles Of weaving, among which are
l0-4. Ia, i2-4, and 10 4 Turkish Quits Melted
article, in white, blue, and pink For comfort
and durability this article will surpass any other
kind in use.
Also, two packages Toilet Covers matching the
above, all beautifully trimmed round with lace.
Also, four packages heavy dark -colored Coun-
terpanes, at low prices, very warm and comforta-
BILE for this weather, cheap.
bales superior riband- bound Scotch Blankets
Also, fne lot OF quilted Comforts for beds, all
made OF madder-colored prints, and warranted
not to fade
Also, still on hand, some very select and superior
Velvet and Brussels Carpetings, which, in conse-
quence Of the advanced stage Of the season, W i'll
now be offered at considerably lower prices than
usual.
Also, fine lot Of superior Floor and Table OIL
cloths. CLAGETT DODSON d CO.
jan 7-eo2w
nancy OODs.-ENGLISH, FRENCH
4 and 6erman. Just received at
TIKI LAKES
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@CODE FOR THE DISTRICT The
~ gentlemen appointed by the Corporation
of Washington and Georgetown and the Levy
Court, TO whom the Code for the District is to be
submitted, are requested to meet In the Alder
mems Chamber I'm Washington, on TUESDAY
EVENING next, the 9Th January instant.
ian 4-3t
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REGISTERS OFFICE.
Washington, December 2s, 1855. {
R~NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
~ CONCERN Notice is hereby given
that licenses for Butchers Stalls and for Huck-
sers, also licensss for dogs will expire on the 3Ist
instant, and that the same must be renewed al
this Office within ten days.
SAMUEL L. DOUGLASS,
dec s9-dtJanlO Register.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONCERT
In connection with the Musical Ceyen,,s,
WILL BK GIVEN IN
CARUST'S DON,
HMoNDAY EVENING, January 9TH.
FlNHE PIECES TO BE SUNG HAVE BEER
IL carefully prepared and sung AT the numerous
Musical Conventions held under tie direction 81
the Professors in various parts Of the country a.
specimens Of the various styles Of music, from the
highest classical TO the nghtest comic. They
viii be sung by -
Miss z. T.. wHITEMOUSE.
Miss HATTIE BRIGGS,
Prof. A. N. JOHNSON,
Prof r.. n FROST, Of BoStrn,
forming a Concert Of highly interesting chsrsc-
ter, such as can seldom be heard, except in con
nection with Musical Convention.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS.
To commence at TX o'clock. jan 5 "
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NEW JEwELRY STORE.

nANIEL HIRSCH, LATE OF PARIS, HAS
IL opened new store Of
French FANCY GOODS and <AAES
JEWELRY, on Louisiana = SSsSsSs.saA
avenue, opposite Centre Mar 6@<s-
ket, (the store formerly occupied by Mr.. william
10 which the attention Of the citizens is called
He keeps on hand BREASTPINS. EARRINGS
WATCHES, BRACELETS, RINGS, CHAINS,
and general assortment Of JEWELRY.
ian ST
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RICH SILKS AT rs CENTS PER YARD.

WYE HAVE SELECTED FROM our stock
w Of SILKS about SO pieces good style Win
ter Silks, which we have marked down TO % cts
and put out on our tables. Many pieces i'm the lot
cost 81 Is and 81 20 per yard, but we have deter
mined 10 sacrifice them rather than hold on for
better prices
We have also marked down our 62 and IS cent
Mousselines to 10 cents, and w col Plaids from IS
10 81 cents.
French worked Collars we arc selling at half
price
The balance Of our stock Of Cashmere and Plaid
Shawls has been reduced IS per cent in order 10
close out by the LIST February.
We have about so Cloaks on hand, which we
will offer at a very small ad Vance on the cost.
All kinds Of woollen Goods will be offered
from this time al greatly reduced prices.
We respectfully ask the attention Of Citizens,
Members OF Congress, and others shopping for
Fine Goods, stock consists Of the best class
Of goods known 10 the trade
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 CO,
Corner OF Pa. avenue and 9th street.
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ECElNED AND FOR SALE AT SHiL.
~ LiN6TON's Stationery and Bookselling
Establishment
Charles Dickens new Christmas Story, Holly
Tree Inn
The Metropolitan Catholic Almanac for 1856
Oreeley's Tribune Almanac, formerly Wing Al
manac
The Business Mans Almanac, containing forms
and instructions for drawing agreements
Blackwood's Magazine
All the Magazines received for January; subScriP
tons taken at publishers prices
Alone, Hidden Path
Widow Bedott Papers, Rose Clark
Mimic Life Song OF Hiawatha
And all the new Books published received i'm
mediately afterwards and for sale at
SBILLINGTON'S
Stationery and Bookselling Establishment, Pa.
avenue ard ~ street, odeon Building.
jan5-3t
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OST-oN CHRISTMAS DAY on 7th At
IL near the Steamboat Wharf. a BUNDLE con-
tanning seine Irvine, marked Robinson a Payne,
Alexandria, Va. The finder thereof will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving IL al the once Of Adams
Express Company. jan 3-eoN.
BANK OF WASHING TON, Jan. I, 1856.
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT out
"A OF the profits fol the last SIX months has this
day been declared payable to stockholders on de-
mana; JAS. ADAMS, Casher.
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~ ING STAR Sir: have read that re-
pentance is the beginning of wisdom, and as
hrmly believe that sinned against nv God and
my country when !, In an evil moment, Joined
the Know Nothing Party, respectfully asf
through the medium Of the Star, to make pablic
this, my recantation. hope my fellow-citizens
will forgive me, as trust God will :
RssPsctfslly yours, ,G Taos. RlssBY.
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ETHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Washington City Protestant Orphan
Asylum will be held In Trinity Church, on TUES.
DAY, the Sth instant at IL o'clock
The public, and all persons interested IN this
Institution, are particularly in vited to attend =
Addresses may be expected from Rev. Mr..
Cummins and others. =
BY order Of the Board.
jan lit SUSAN X. COX, Secretary.
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NOTICE.-The Annual
NJ Meeting of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of the District of Columbia will be held
at the office Of the Company, on MONDAY, jan
uary 81, at IL O'Clock, m when an election will
be held for seven Managers, to serve the ensuing
year. By order Of the President:
jan 7-eo2w CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
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TheCurrent Operations of the Treasury De
psrtment.-On Saturday, 9Th of January
there were of Treasury Warrants entered OF
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a Humbug Exploded.-In one short sem
tence, on Saturday last, Mr.. Broom, of Penn
syivania, exercised the spectre which the
" conscience" gentlemen of the House have
been conjuring up almost daily in order to
irighten those opposition members who, so far,
refuse to aid in abolitionising the House in
perfeeting its organization. Thus, 1t has been
their habit Of insisting that all the opposition
members elected from nOn-slaveholding States
were sent here especially to make war on tho
policy Of the Nebraska-Kansas act and, also,
of threatening all of them who fail to aid them
in so doing, with the vengeance of their imme
date constituents; such threats being in.
VOWED in their accusations that they misrepre.
sent popular sentiment at home. Mr.. Broom,
In answer to efforts to influence him after that
fashion, quietly remarked that out of three
hundred letters received by him from his i'm
mediate constituents upon the subject of bis
course on the slavery question, but two dis
approved it, the writer's protesting, in effect,
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METROPOLITAN RAILROAD OFFICE,
Gaarcrefnxx,a nacaIxnhn Iass Z

FOR SALE "A LARGE SIZE HERRlNG'S
Patent SAFE. Been I'm use but a short time
Will be sold low. Apply at the Banking house Of
SWEENY, RITTENHOUsE, FAINT & CO.
ian 7-eo3.
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A PPLES.- JUT RECEIVED, AND FOR
"A by G. MALLARD, corner Of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, a few barrels extra Baldwin
APPLES, suitable fer retailing.
ian 7-M&Th2t
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EANCY GOODs.-ENGLIsH, FRENCH
Il and German. Just received at
THE LAKES,
dee MI 3N Pa. avenue.
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FRArpS IN THE PE~NNSYLvANIA eOTE--l n" re
fleeing portion OF the people, whatever may he
toeir politics. place little reliance upon the late
elections in Pennsylvania. as a guide or stand ard,
BY which they can be governed, in forming con-
illusions as to the result .pext month. Looking
back to former elections, We find that the cleo
tious for State Officers and for President. with
OIL ' He spare Of a month Intervening, nave ill
lered mos. widely. in 1910. in the October eIec-
ticn. the State went for the Democrats, and IN the
Presidential election in November thereafter, the
State gave a large majority vote for Harrison.
In 1s4a the election resulted in the choice OF
Johnston, the Wing candidate for Governor, by
a vote OF four hundred and odd, while a nlonth
after she east a majority of fourteen thousand
for TAYLOR. Anothe rmarked feature in the late
c~onteys n Pennsylvania, which renders the No
yembsY election a still more doubtful problem
than ever, is the plain and paipable fact that
the most stupendous frauds have been com
mitted.
Taking Philadelphia clone. to say nothing OF
the b lance of the State, we ind that the vote
of that CITY exceeds by lI,2l7 the entire poll
for Mayor in May last, and exceeding by over
5000 votes the largest vote ever PoIled IN Ne"
York.
In 1854 the vote in Philadelphia for Cover
nor was 53slj: in 1858, for Canal Commission
er, 1924; in May, 1885, for Mayor, 55,2o9
while. on the 14th Of this month, the vote Tor
Canal COMMISSIONS was 66,476. The increase
of HAT votes within five months Is SO enoT-
nous, that no one can pretend for a moment that
it is a legitimate increase. AT the eiectloIl n
Nav last, there was great excitement and a full
vote was out. That there should be an increase
nj II PIT in tour or FIVE months is utterly beyond
belief The frauds rumored must have been
fully carried out.
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ton Rouge, June Is If
To Planters.

4 Lady Of TIE highest re-pectabiI'ty beng about to
her nr5uon' duties as Principal of u S.m-
nary. amt "rEar1<t "f 4 Church, proposes to become
' fTrcrptro5s = n som" retired family II the country.
h''"G l. !hoa",'Eily ctucat.o' classical an4 bile Latrrr
scholar. ii" would prefer c~ompttinq the e3ucatlon o.
"n" ~ MOI" y"ams haiies, Insddition to English she
t"""ss"7 tr"',cH.. Drawing, Embroidery and Fancy
work 49,, Music, III which srieuce sbr cxreIs, hav.
lag staiie" ami p~racticrI fer twenty years under the
direction 81 eminent foreign masters. For tcst.moni
ais, she refers 10 her present patron.
For further information apply at this Office.
aur 1917
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$ IiEItIFF's s AL
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter SUCCESSION of Claude A. Chopin, decd.
10y VIRTUE Of a commission TO me directed in the
above entitled succession, from the Sixth District
Court Tor the parish Of West Baton Rouge, of date,
the 7th day of Oct. 1856. will be offered Tor sale at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder, in
front of the rUUrt .fuust of THIS +zrish- on Mnnday
the 24th day of November 1856, at II o'clock a. NJ,
the following property 20 wit.
A certain tract Of land, situated in the parish OF
West Baton Rouge, fronting five arpents on False
kiser, with the depth thereto belonging, and contain,
ing Ninety Superficial Arpents more or less, bonded
above by lands Of Van Wickle, below by Widow tIeTst
La Bauve, and 10 the rear by ianos Of Sidney Robert
a on the following terms and condition, to wit:
One third cash. the balance on s credit Of one and
two wears. purchaser TO furnish his notes endorsed
s~atisfac torlly, bearing eight per cent, interest after
due, until paid and mortgage retained On the Land
until final ia Inent.
West Baton Rouge, Oct. 25ta 1856.
n. W. POP Sheriff.