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Fourth GRAND .B02g,
-AT BACEEEIoR@z zAIsrs,
MANDEV1LLE,
On Saturday Evening, August 2, 1856.

The splendid low pressure Arrow and William c.
Young will leave the lake end Of the Pontchaain Railroad
for Vaudeville the arrival of the o'clock P NJ
wishing recreation and pleasure combined will find this
treat parties for the Ball take the the morn
ing after the Ball. and go Nadison2e to the City Hotel
and there parabe Of
SUMPT UOUS DINNER,
and The city by the7 o'clock Sunday evening
HH Tickets to be had of E. A. TYLER 80 Camp street. and
Of LOUIS CoQUTLON Jr, Manager at the Bachelors Ban
Ea5- TICKETS 81 each for the Ball.
vs. Superior Band OF Music is engaged
B. BUTMAE,
.au2 2plt Bachelors Hall, Vaudeville.
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The idea is abroad that Pennsylvania has invariably
given her vote to Democracy such is not the case
will be seen by the following exhibit of her vote In
ls40 the vote for Van Buren, was 1852. HARRISON
14401s. Harrson's majority 34S. lsls: Glass; 173,74S.
Taylor, 1856, lss. Van Buren,, IL 207. Taylors plu-
rality over Cass, l344o Taylors majority over Cass
and Van Buren,. 1888.
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N IsHELz blished this morning,
all tthe received from Ell
fha ma Ityana and Mexico,
country, BY mail and
great amount Of valuable
iast ellaneons mat
If csia tsiEs ffI details of the eleetion Of Gen.
deney Of Nicara gua; Congress
sioaal accounts Of al Eaataers pertaining
% HILL State caref At me Money,
Ioaaee commercial aeyices
from reports of all matters of local interest
large quantity Of
tehes, tales and poetry with
ntelestng nature The con
also#a ppsar IL the
sfstng tn ories ior the mai can
iloha In strong VIA plerss at the
fipa IN I'D Camp street, g. ioEgans book
ass flls Post 1fiee.
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WHY do so .Wasey Children Die e

This question which frequently hear asked, but to
which, yet know that any have been able c give
satisfactory reply does appear at all strange TO from
consideration Of the circumstances, that uch difficulty should
exist The question: however, remains important and
fail to interest parent To however appears,
from careful and attentive consideration Of this subject and
have with the opinion Of many eminent physicians that
the greatest of death among children is to be attributed
woishey give rise diseases and the
fatal because the least suspected but there is remedy and
which may he relied with the utmost confidence. That
remedy is WINER's CANADIAN yERMIFU C E. which has
been fail 1t may administered the
delicate child with perfect safety Call the agent and
pamphlet containing certificates and other information Price
twenty fve cents bottle.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale andreail by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
| tv2s 2p3teod<W q and Isl Chnrires street,.
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ETright's K,ediase V'egetabte Pills.

Will be found to possess extraordinary in the cure of
consumpton While under its influence the Lungs Skim Kid
ueys Bowels will each be enabled to discharge the npry
peculiar perseverance In the of medicine will
efectuay drive from the system those corrupt Inors which,
when lodged in the lungs, are the cause OF consumption
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
!. J. WRIGHT & CO.,
. III III tranl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

|, 1t is stated that the rope which hanged Palmer is
selling in Loehmaben, Dumfieshire, at tiyeshillings
per inch. The seller is person from Dudley, where
Smith, the hangman, resides. The interesting relic,
tits said, meets with ready purchasers. Therope has
also been selling extensively in England, it is said,
andof course is being spun as the demand for it in
| creases.T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

ESRy virtue OF the powers with which
invested Supreme Government Of the Republic OF Nj
caagua per documents deposited and the Office Of
W. Christy, ESQ., Notary Public have constituted and
pointed Messrs. MASON PITCHER and SHADRACK F.
SLATER the agents of the said Republic for the purpose
eecng loan and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the same. ,.r.-
They fully accredited to that effect have alone author
ty hereafter obligations and Nicaragua
II jY2l 2p d. DE GOICouRIA.
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sAIllIsp 4 N eusT 2, aass.

Z leriaa tha 1rho DESIRE
IN Dfs hare fssioae
orders and I'd
arsss 81
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It appears that severe accident has happened to
Mr.. Burton, he comedian at bis country seat, Glenn
Cove, Tong Island, short alpee. He Was
ing On rida When oWing u cement by the
driver Mr. b sas throw OUT ofS the carriage, sus
much better,
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A negro has been arrested in Boston for marrying
two wives. They were white, Of course niger wor
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eV'OtGce.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The copartnershp heretofore existing between the under:
signed, under the style of NORRIS Way this day dis
solved by mutual consent. ,
Thaddeus Norsis charged with the liquidation Of the same
~. THADDEUS NORRIS,
-...., per pro. EDW c. HANCOCK, =
New Orleans July LIST, 1856 A. Il. WAY.
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THE lFG nHER
-essanst eleEt1easlossl syea. tl,s sIon.l,


Yesterday mas tho first ol md the clerk
of the weather pueished the fact his5nlost grand
Eloquent Style Hs water bags being fall and hls
changed utmost eapacit lo may be
said to have done the occasion full justice me tor
rents came down entirely reckless, and flooded the
city in III few minutes, starting o the bridges and
other lumber into an aquatic Irish and threat
ening satsly grave to the whole Irish population
or at least that portion Of the said population who
reside iii the back Streets
Meanwhile, the batteries let themselves off with
corresponding gusto. In the course Of ten minutes,
there could not have been less than forty or fifty
flashes and bangs at regular Intervals, binding and
deafenng. The christening was sublime salute
terrific altogether. more fuss was made over the
bantling month than the French made over athat
blessed baby Lakes Poydras and Julia, for time
were inland seas-hoodng the houses on both sides
whilst the less pretentious streets were 50 many
Iae1aging kanawlss everything and everybody look
ing at once no less baptismal than dismal.
Our poet, who had been to Q blacksmiths shop on
Circus street toIaEe the rhymingwheel Of his poe
| try.lnaehne mended, was caught BY the rising q
Lake Julia, and had to take refuge on . box in 8
corner grocery. Whilst there, he tried his machine
and found that it worked to his satisfaction This il
= L y ,2,s
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The New York papers say that the slave girl whose
freedom was purchased short time since by the con
gregaton Of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, has alb
Seconded taking with her certain articles not her pro-
perry They say that twas trick coneocted by the
master and the girl TO raise the $1,000, and that she
had returned to him and was quite happy.
This story seems almost tooagood to be true, and
we expect that ST. Beeeher viii be little more care
full in future, when he selects his terts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

i DE under obligations to the gentlenanly
elsrl fte inc steamer Aleek Scott, FIJI late 81
ID louis papers. Es3 55S5s@
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4sG Chance at .WoodEy's.
Prior taking stock and his departure for the North in
few days,
s. ". MOODY,
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
will this day for weeks offer unusual Inducements
his friends and paronze him. Ills splendid stock
Of
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
repee with everything needfp in genean's toilet, is Of
fered at
Is per Cent. Reduction in Price.
Moodys regular price being lower any other IL
New Orleans the advantages Of buying this week will be oh
yious to all.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
to have your Shirts made to order
s. N. MOODY
will take and sample shirts with him. and have order
filled under his supervision at the Mandatory No. 81
Broadway New York. jy2S MoWe&S2l02p
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81 l.
Oh life mid the muddy waves, s
&;5 A home on Jua street, 5Sj& sf
N Where the rushing water raves.
And the floatngtm meet.
In strangers house stand,
Like q Shanghai Gagged pine
Ibid farewell TO the land,
And my hopes Of lunch resign &f
Cnorps--A life mid the muddy waves
S6 A home on Julia street, g5 8H H..
&5 Where the rats meet watery graves,
And the natives wet tteir feet ~
And the natives, natives, natives wet their feet,
And the natives natives natives wet their feet
IT.
~ Oh if were geese.
Il With feathers md webby feet,
For life think I'd lease
A house on Julia street. ~
3s q Then III scoTn the ;thunder's crash, II
And defy each rising flood %e
o'erthe waters I'd galy splash,
And paddle through the mud
VI LhorGs-A life on Julia's Luke, Sl -T.z
Mid its mud and drift and foam, '+' tr.
Where the useless dinners bake,
l8V5 And the ladies can't leave home.
l And the ladies, ladies, ladies can't leave home
Aud the ladies, ladies, ladies can't leave home !
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CopG7'saa e1'sRip.

The undersigned haye this day formed copatnershp in
this city under the style and name Of NORRIS MAUL CO.
for the purpose Of carrying the Clothing Business.
THADDEUS NORRIS,
CHAS. g. MAULL,
New Orleans July LIST, 1856. EDWARD q. HANCOCK.
EJaon retiring from the above firm, cordially recon
mend my successors Messrs Charles c. Mau and Edward
Hancock to my friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department Of the business.
jyl 2ptf A. Il. WAY.
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4 HE 10 Z. TIE Or ESQ ENlT
b ID d 3 q M IA n ia + 8.
= l7 . 37IE6fIe q I
Z IN 3 " 3lssTI oNAL LINE.

IN NEW y oRKs Gust | Fionr has advanced from
5to10 cents. j; heat u cents higher Mixed
Corn $40; Mess Pork ~ Whisky esc.; Rio
Coffee lQa to H le,5
C1NeINNAT1 llgust lour Whisky 2sAc,;
Lard Oil has dvanced and sales have been made at
IS to 9Oc.; market firm ..ss. .sszs sss ss3s
I. River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, August The river Is stationary,
with % inches in the3eanal. 5,
vroKsBuRe, August The r. W. McRae and Ra-
.pides passed down AZ s this evening.
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Ceg3etoas .REestssas ~.

100 pieces A WHITE;
100 do "A RED CHECK CANTON MATTING--a very
superior article.
For sale wholesale RETAIL very reduced prices Apply
WIN. H. FISK,
jy17 2pl2t 1903 Canal street. next to cor Of Raronne
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no one inform rs about two bales IF cot
ton, said To- ia IF this season, being
I brought IllarIse steamboat Rapides q
THE stld Eastern mail via
Mobile, due failed from beyond glata
This Il fhe second this week, y rather
more than Sge but mail has inya-
riably faad Oh Fridays several weeks ii success
sion. some connection Is out Of joint, and re4uires
looking We receive great mail from
Cairo which il about often as We
zpeetea. 80 there ointment in the mat
can be compelled after the
of their duties according
Io stiI,II1hfi8fts 8& 555s55$
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Notice.
j. P. TODD the late firm of Todd & Co.. and TODD &
GANDOLFI fully authorized collect all monies due the
firm of Todd Co., the in liquidation, they
having purchased my entire interest therein
irs3 2nlm WIN. Fl. FISK.
SGGgCGea'ag. Harness and Ef'eS3ekss.
The subscribers have just received full supply Of English
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR LADIES AND ENTLEME EN-,
Including many improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
IE ER s. -
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con-
stany on hand complete of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
GEc CzIUTE%7S,
and other articles in their line which they invite attention
Sc WING HINES,
With all the late Improvements. -
LACEY g. CO.,
ieeS 2ptnl 81 ST. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

The dlsleartenlng cry That Mr.. fillmore cannot be
elected is dying away before the increasing demon
STATIONS in his favor and the proofs that the feeling
| of confidence in him, though not vociferousy eX.
pressed or loudly boosted of, lies deep in the hearts
t6of the American people.
Mr.. Fllnore's strength is shown III this, that the
reflective element in the American character is in his
favor; and having successfully wthstood the fierce
assaults upon him by his opponents, designed to
drive him from the contest, the issues he represents
are fairly before the people,
The strength of such men as Willard Fillmore, and
of those conservative principles which he represents
lies not in elamor vehemence and loud protestations
but in the power ofWaiting until those snbsde, and
the people have both the disposition and the time for
reflection Had the election taken place within O.
month Of the nominations, the probability, we freely
admit is that Mr. Fillmore would have been defeated
and Mr. Buchanan elected. The opposite result is
probable now, for the people have time for sober
second thought and the voice of conservative patriot
ism can obtain a hearing.
When patriotic people are constrained, by their
own convictions Of what is right and just and likely
to be beneficial to their common country, to acknowl
edge that one out of three candidates for their sua
ges is more emneny than the others fitted for the
Office he seeks, they will If time be allowed for such
convictions to work their legitimate results, disregard
minor differences and throw their willing and hearty
support in favor of that candidate. It is inst so in
4 the case OF Mr.. Fillmore. Every week allowed for
reflection, is an addition to his strength The last
two or three weeks have demonstrated this 1t is APP
parent eyerywhere--North, South, East and West
Mr. Fillmore is gaining open supporters in all direc-
ttes and the Democratic and Republican candidates
losing the popular favor and sympathy in proper
Z ton, of necessity.
Z And this strength will grow upon Mr., Fillmore up
e the very time Of his election when hope to see
i eulmnate in his election to the Presidential chair
That will be glorious result for this republic jus
+ tiee will then be done to ALL The storm Of agi-
s tation will be hushed. Harmony will be restored
& #at home and peace abroad. The beloved inst
buttons OF our land will be fostered and strengthened
s The bond Of the Union will be drawn tighter. Its
defences will be olidated and made impregnable
and out Of all the confusion and peril proud
temple prosperity will arise. To secure this glo
ons result et every friend Of the Union, of freedom
heartily and lieentIy to- convert to The true con
aeTyative faith every fellow within the reacl
n of his voice and aence end then all will be well,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

NOTICE-MEssRs DFNNTSyOuNs$ WOOD q Co,
~ of New York have made application the
City Of New Orleans Second sLnicipals bonds fos es heM,
dollars each first day Of February
tier the said forty nine Coupons posted az Liverpool on
the day January, 1856 J. H. f. GIL, Notary PUBLIC,
for transmission the said Dennistonn Wood Cos by The Pa
chc steamer, which vessel is missing and is supposed to have
BEEN lost sea. ~ tsr
- je25 Cot A. L j. sDENN1sToUE d. co..
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RsEw. GRANDLoDGE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
,5 la GssG1seg HDssess S0asee Ma
S WILL BIZ GIVEN by THE M
Officers OF Howard lodge No. is, i Q. OF
AT THE LAKE TERMINUS Or THE cARRoLLFoN
AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD
On Tuesday Evening, August 12tF,
The proceeds thereof be the Widows and Orphans
II, Oft Fund Of said Lodge.
The entire second floor Of the Hotel has been engaged by the
Committee, MAGNIFICENT BAND secured, md every
made render this the most pleasant soIREE
ever given during the months this side the Lake.
Gentlemen desiring Ladies Invitations requested to send
in their and residences the Board Of Managers who
wtmee every Monday and Friday evenings previous the
Ball. $
No Lady will be admitted without an insitationteke having
been approved by the Board Of Managers. VI
train Of cars has been engaged 10 leave the Lake
City at 2s O'Clock A NJ on Wednesday, which hour the
Ball will terminate.
Genemens Tickets 50 80 each be had Of either of the
Managers NoTickets will be sold at The Lake. or money re-
ceived at the door
managers.
at. n, vANHoRN, DAVID MOORE,
n R. s. KEAGHY, III & II NC. TT. SHOTWELL,
r IA. DESOLA, " IS g d t#JOSEPII WAGNER
SAMUEL HARDY, NEWTON RICHARDS, q
~. T.. MACAULAY, .&4:aE +. sz&5
#Foor Managers and Committee Invitation and Arrange
ments.
h For the accommodation Of the company special rair
Of cars will leave yo Circle for the Lake at o'clock on e
evening of the Ball. jy21 2p
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SUCCESSION OF W KEHoI.-YALuABIE REAL. Els
y 5.EE tate.
BY H pEYCHAUD & CO.,

j F}
WEDNESDAY. the 18th OF August, %ats$ Ne
w O'clock M the st Louis SGhai,ge ~ virtue oen Or
der from the Honorable the Second District Court OF
leans under date of lie I'd July 1856 and Tor account g SAD
GfRfSI LOT OF GROUND situate the First Dis
c e city Of New oFleans esgnated g s "
bieDy Streets as per plan by Joseph
dated Of May 1870 md deposited n the r. u
Is front street BY 100 feet II seph w.
thereon consisting Of Frame House and ont puiid
ings. -, Il,
TERAS-Twelge months credit for note with good anu SOL
vent security mortgage mile property sold =
eraser eS .fEa jyl1 % AMI ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

COLEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM AT
" the New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such them by addressing
Y. r COLEMAN, Box c, No. 1856 New Orleans.
Mandatory Napoleon Avenue, city of Jefferson La.
b- Ware Room and Depot, No. So NacheS street, New
Orleans Gl4 lYdEW
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:ERENcH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GLASSES re

TRENCH LANGUAGE and LlTI1IsAEElEsEs
Il LEON LAUGRIN, lately Lawyer at The Lar q iaris,
Professor Of the French Language and French
I in the University Of Louisiana. g,gsz
Me- French class gentlemen at o'clock evening,
at his office University Buildings Of A9"
streets. stg34BGfl4 Iniu. "
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sa2gllfIiplt, ,ssssa[Rs.

FURNITURE JEWELRY X, ETC, WITHOUT RESERVE
5s n for account of former purchasers.
&s$ BY 3J. Eu GENE TouRNI.#}5 ss a2
SATtIsDAY, the ga INST, at hal f-pRsts1 40
~ O'CLOCK, at No 70 Exchange A Hey, Will be
Msh9gany asI; " al1ut rnqIss Toilet Ishleg
Cases Old Fnger aud Ear Rings; md fine Music
p9-TERMs- Cash. f @Saa$S ssaa1
sUCGEssIoNfj0F ?. "A. FL vRE-HoUsE AND
Ig5 Lot on Bienfle street.. 5sss& 81 4f7s ~
BYs Az WIG 2Anetoneer. 3SS5 5
8CATURDA XXI al August nit; 10 O'clock.
. virtue Of an order the Honorable The Second Dis
trict Court Of New Orleans, dated a6th viii be
sold public auction, In The Roinda Of the ST Lois Hotel
for Of said succession .ss{
~ r. by
French nleasure thirty feet front eighty
four feet deep together with the story oiae
fonr rooms Cabinet kitchen. etc
TERMS AND fourth cash md the bal
ser bearing Interest rate s ~ from ate un
penal clause be secured by
property The buildings be insured and policy to
vendor. NJ 81 =, II. 10 H.
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY. A, HoFFMEgEi

MONDAY, 4th of August OF noon, Nt the
yl ST Louis Exchange, ST. Louis street. between ana
Roya sraeta by virtue Of IN from The Honorable the
Second District Court Of New Orleans bearing date the yin Oh
july 1866, will be sold .525f X -.
sTkN SHARES in The capital stock Of The NeT Orleans
Opelouas Western Railroad Company belonging 70
the succession OF II. A. Hotneyer, A N. ls5s
H5yH TeTlnsC 'nsl. 3SS l&S4 3s& 3yl9 RuI I'll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
Trustees Sale.

NTHEREAS, On III. nneenih day Il January A.
w ID. 1885, Goodrich Hubbard eSecu, I'd unto Louis
Naekl"t, - Trustee a certain deed of Trust, con
veying to said Trustee The land ia Scott county.
Iowa, described a. follows to-wt: All of the ea>t
half OF thu southeast quarter of section No twenty,
seven, (21) In township No. eighty, (s0) north Of
range M. i've, ~ east u the Afh principal merti-
an Also the undivided hpf of the east half cf the
northeast quarter OF the uort-wrst quarter Il
ton No, thfrty-fonr (s4) iu township No eighty,
(SO) north range M. nve l5) east u afh principal
meridian, containing ninety 100 acres. Also. the
southeast quarter oi the northwest quarter OF
section Nv tw", r. in township No seyeat, nine,
(iY) north range No ive (5) east ~ nth principal
meridian, which sand conveyance was made b, The
said Goodrich Hnbbsrd. for th. purpo>r ~ securing
the psym"Dt NJ two certain prumi>sory note, aud h
interest thereon, -ienesi b, the said Godri, Hub
hard, ditsd the ufteenih day Of January, D. 1856,
and one payable a. folhhws: One for seventy -fvt
dollars payable in >iN m"nih-, and on for the
Of six hundred and dollars payahl.' in
twelve months from dat, AT the banking hous. of
Macklot Corbn ia Daye0pvrt, with interest al
the rate Of ten per cent per snuum after due And
said mrs, mentioned note having becon,e due aui
payable. aud the said Goo rich Hubbard haviuR FAIL
Ell 10 pay the sams, Louis 4 Macklot, Trustee a.
Aforesaid, do hereby gave this public notice that by
virtue Of the power v hich in vested by SAID
deed Trust will. Tuesday, the fourteenth day
u October, A D. 1856. tth- hour Of two O'Clock in
tn" afternoon of said day at the Court House door in
tn" city II Davenport, expose and odrr for SALE at
pubik atrtkn. thu parcels Of land sbye described,
much thereof a. shall be sicent satisfy and
pay the amount of said note with the interest there
20 the day of sale together with all thu and
EXPENSES attending said sal, cost q thi> notice and
Trustee's fees. Upon the complexion ~ such sale
de'- will b. given in accordance with the stipulation
Il said Deed of Trust conye,in fu and perfect
tle to the tract Of land sold To the purchaser
Dst,d the 18th dav Il September, "A. d 1856
LOUIS A MACKLOT.
septla-tits Trustee.