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SIXTY YEARS AGO About sixty years ago, the
house at the northwest corner of King and Roy al
streets, which was burned on Tuesday morning
last, caught fire, at the northeast end, on Royal
street.
General Washington was just riding into town
at the time-he dismounted, gave his horse to his
servant, and got upon engine near the fire on
Royal street, and worked like a working man. as
he was, when he had work to do. The engine is
said to be the Old Friendship, which was then kept
In a nall house at the mouth of Sharpshin Alley,
and the nearest one to the fire. The Friendship
Company were at the FIRE of the 81 instant, when
the old house destroyed, but their old engine
the one which Washington worked-was not
there it sold, it is said, into the country, some
years ago. If so, the present owners ought to
prize it highly, aud when called on to use it. re-
member who set them the example of good fire.
man alexandria (Pa) Gazets
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SMALL Pox "A correspondent of the Peters
burg (val Democrat, writing from Guinnea, Sus
sex county, on Saturday, says:
Mr.. Henry Grizzard residing at Guinnea. a dis
tance of six miles from Hicksford, hired colored
man from the Seaborad district whose wife. On !
recent visit to him, communicated the ipfsc,i,us
disease of small pox. Some of Mr. Ga family. in
attending to this man,-who, with his wife. ha.
since 0ied,-also caught the direfu disease. and
three members fell victims to it, including Mr. G. a
sister At present young daughter of Mr.. G.'s ia
dangerously ill, and the recovery of her sight is
family anticipated l understand all along the Sea-
boad the small pox is raging especially at Concord
Branchvie and Franklin.
Two nurses says the Democrat. have gone from
Petersburg to the relief If the suffering.
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FEARFuLLY BEAUTIFUL M. de Morny, the
repuied brother of the Emperor Napoleon, who
was married In st Petersburg last month to the
Princess Sophie Troubetzko, is about SO years
old, His bride is ls or 10. and is described as
"fearfully beautiful" She was brought up at the
Institution of the Imperial Maids of Honor. and
the Empress Dowager wished TO give her TO the
reigning Empress as one of her ladies', but the
Empress Marie said she would have nothing to do
with her, for that she was 'far, far too beau,i-
fni The new Countess de Morny is evidently
likely to make sensation in Paris
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'hA>TAlh WHITE LAWRENCE 5 MARYE
WEITE IL MA &, Attorneys at LAW,
W RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
nt Rlthm0nd City, the counties of Henrico Hanp-
Yer, Caroline, Chesterfisld ann Goochlaud; and the
District Court of Appeals at Fredericksburg.
LAWRENCE MARYE Is Notary Public, and
Commissioner of the United States Court of Claims.
Ofhce over L. B spences, corner of Governor and
hein streets
CHAsTAIN WHITE will have an Office at A.h
land. Hanovsr cnnntu isl lQ-9rn
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OPERATIONS OF THE MINT, THE ASSAY OF
pICE AND THE BRANCH MINIS 1t appears from
the Report of the Directors of the Mint that the
operations at the several mints and the Assay Of
nee, during the last year, was as follows: At the
principal mint the deposits were-iu Gold 81 479..
$685. silver, 81, 80 9l7 Total. S92lO4e5. The
coinage amounted TO Sl4,346 762 80. comprising
Sl1O74 385 y in gold; SO 245 26S % in silver and
Si29 100 7o In copper coins, and composed of 90
$40 2e8 pieces.
The coinage largely exceed the deposits This
arises from the fact that the operations of coins ge
were suspended several months Of the year 1855,
during the progress of the work done at the mint
to render fre>proof, and to give additional secu
rity to the fuods deposited in its vaults The bul
lion then received has been coined down the last
year.
The deposits and coinage at the branch mint at
New Orleans during the year were as follows:-
Gold deposits 1910 935 81; silver deposits So COS
SOB OF Total deposits $2,979 2e5 60 Cod coin-
age 1902 $50; silver ST. 744 OGO Total coinage
S2,03G, $50, comprising 952 $50 pieces
The Branch Mint at San Francisco coined of gold
deposits the sum of $4,000 2l8 54; of silver the
sum of $2i6 752 %. Total deposits, S29 455 97 Is
The operations cf coinage were as follows: Gold
coiu, S25 l46 0CO silver coin, SIT 600; refined
gold bars. 1922 136 55; impaired unrefined gold
bars, S3 047 COL 90. Total operations of coinage,
including bars S2S, SIG l47 49, comprised in ,977,
$50 pieces.
TIE deposits received at the Branch Mint, coin-
age was $l02 SIS. The number of pieces struck,
90 100.
At the Branch Mint at Charlotte, G., the sum
ofSl73,5 59l saw deposited. The coinage amount.
ed to $l620b7 so; composed of 36 $40 pieces The
operations of the branches at DahloDga and Char
lotte are confined to gold.
The Assay Office at New York received, during
the year, gold deposits 81, ,s03 692 49, and silver
deposits, including purchases, Si74 l6I 80, total
deposits Sls PIT S53 75.
These deposits were paid for az follows: In fine
bars $l309i,386 Sc; in coin S., ls3 467 40. The
number Of gold bars prepared and stamped at this
office was 729, of the value of $40 1896 046 go.
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EDUCATION IN LoUIsIANA.-From the report
OF The Superb tsndent of Public Education in New
Orleans for last year. we learn that the number of
children IN the State. between six and ten years Of
ags reported by the assessors Of 1855. WAS 1892
OF these, 30 e93 were reported a. ma es, and 1913
Is females. The sex wss not mentioned In regard
to the remaining number t39J6) The increase
from 1853 to 1855 was 1861. The appropriation
of four dollars for each OF the children, would re.
gu re S293,25e, showing the deficiency in the ap.
preparation, to make out that rate of distribution
for the year, to be sl32ss. The number Of school
children iii the city ofRew O,leans is reported at
81 $50, and tbs appropriation a. four dollars for
% ID scholars is therefore &e6, 200.
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AIMS Il. PtEA~ANTs
GENERAL. AGENTa.

18th Street, near Cary. Richmond, Va,
Oe,, fhair services for the sale cf all kinds OF
xOIIETgY PRODUCE, RENTING II OUsE
StIRIh9 NEGROES. and all matters pertaining to
a General Asenoy-
COLLECTIONS In the City and Country attended
to sn6 reE,ittauees promptly MADE
THOMAS T. SIMS. JOSEPH b. PLEAsANTs
ts i'm
E0uN r. ~UIU3tuN wholesale dealer
y ~ Brooms, Wood ana Willow Wsre. Mate ef all
elo~.lipt!ons Refriserstors, Rope, CordsRe Yankee
Ne;ions SC ac, 9iS Washington street, between
Vesey and Barclay, New York, viii execute orders
frora Rchm-nd on the most favorable terms
2H-Srn
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THE NKw ENGLISH TREATY.-The Washing.
ton correspondent of tho Bait tmore A merican says
II at the objection by the Senate to the Central
American treaty with Great Britain arises from
the following circumstances
Although England formally withdraws all her
sovereignty and future Interference in the affairs
of Honduras, and sanctions the erection Of the Bay
Islands into Republic, 1t has lately transpired
that 10 her treaty with Honduras 1t is expressly
STIPULATED that the latter shall never recognize sa-
very nor allow It to exist in her domains As this
treaty has never been published In this country or
England the statement appears probable and, by
the investigation and delay of the Senate wa may
have escaped from second edit ion of the Clayton
BuIwer treaty.
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LAND AND NEGRO SALES IN SOUTH CARO-
IINA-Ihere was recently sale made ON Edists
Island, S. c., of the plantation of the late Hon.
w illiam Seabrook Three hundred and forty
acres sold for S36 5C0. about Sl07 per acre. At
the same time there was sold gang of 80 cotton
negroes, at $3.50, average, and few days previous
another gang of 38 negroes at S62l, average At
Charleston, Friday, there were sold sc negro
slaves, one-third cash, balance in one, two and
three years. for $500 "a each Also IS negro
slaves in families, conditions cash, at $662 66
each
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pretty generally known that Gen. Gadsden. our
late Minister to Mexico, recently lost his baggage
by foray Of the bandits with which that country
aboupds The General in a late letter thus refers
to bis loss:
The packages which have lost contained msnv
household matters which long association had en-.
deared TO me NJ exic can WORKS, antique and moder
relics collections of the productions of the earth
agricultural, botanical well mineral; paiutipas
and prints, with rub'it and private Documents me.
moranda &c, NC al shedding light the resource
and early revolutionary history of modern India the
unIavel ling the and steries Of hicb II lad
intended of the gratifying occupations of my
retirement as tribute Of my mission to the couatry
which had reposed cor ierce in But these re
corns-the assiduous coiec OF three yess-have
ali been facIfced by the rude hand of Southern van.
dahsm Among he psutines were several copies OF
ihe Virgin Of Guadalupe, and one of Remedies.
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COPARTNERSHi NUTI X THE
~ subscribers have formed Co partnership under
the firm snd style of WILSON B0sHER from tho
lst January, 1897, for the purpose Of conducting
Grocery and Commission business. They hsye taken
stand recently occupied by J. J. Wilson No 2zi,
Main and 9Th streets and hope, by strict at.
age.
The personal attention of both partners viii be
given to sill country produce consigned to them.
}. J WILSON
C. M. BOSHkR
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BUsInRss CARDS.

I. moNTAGuE, SIGN AND ORNA.
!. MENTAL. PAINTER, Bank Street, corner OF
Icfh Richmond Virginia, continues to execute al
.ipSs OF work ia his line in the best manner and
bshe,t,,vle of hiskRT, sud on the lowest possible
-, Ali who are In want of SIGNS, will find IL
20 their interest to call on him.
Couu,ry Merchants who wish to procure signs, can
- 49,, done at this establishment, and securely
mars.d and forwarded TO any part Of Virginia o,
Eorth Caroliaa, al shoTs notice. call solicited.
ds
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kt.iBtEf. 81 ROS STER~,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS

ID KI Vt VI Ut. N 40 II Il IL,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. 93 WATER ST NEW YORk.
gT- Liberal cash advances on consgnments
JOS. BRUMMEL,
OF stearns & Brummei, Richmond Va
ALEXANDER l.. ROYSTER.
OF New YorA
JAMES B. ROYSTER
is6-lSm Richmond. Va
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n "A. Stl latssftANT-
~ Attorney Rt LAW ard Notary Public.
Practices IL all the Courts he in and for the city
al Richmond, and in Hanover and Chesterfield
counties.
All n9tarlsl business promptly performed
%e Office corner Bank and llth streets opposits
boaohs f1aI' Richmond, Va, ia 2i-S-
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UCTIoN AND COMMISSION BUsI

nESS.-th he subscriber respectfully infotms his
II M!iehds and the public generally that he has taken
the oid stand OF Grrst Lisberg.r recently occu-
pee by J. X. Llpscomb, on Main street in the tow
OF uahviiie where he will buy, sel. and receive on
Cohsighnent for sole, either publicly or privately all
nnds OF Country Produce, snd all articles of Goods
" " ares and heTchand'ze Groceries Nc, and make
the usual advsnces consisnments
lie VIII a. heretofore, attend to the sales of To.
oecco snd any other article of property to be soId
publicly eitheriu Danville or the surrounding coun
ssy lie ha'ters himself that an experience of over
hiteen years will wsrraDt him in promising entire
.ausfacton to all who may favor him with their ps.
L 9nsgs. HsvIng secured the services of M RO
nhkI JOHES, formerly Of the house of Jebn
son o, he h4tters himself that the reqoi em.pts
oi az hs fr eucs viii be fully met.
, lie refers 10 Msssrs Stokes 4 hiyes David r VIII
lans eanue! Ayres ald Jsmes A. Cowardir, OF
hchmond and TO all the merchants manufacturers
Sno business men generally, in Danvile
"a lo- To THOS. ID. NEAL
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NEW MATERIAL Fof FUEL.-In Mobile q pro
fessional chemist has recently discovered q pro
cess whereby coal dust can be converted into hard
Jumps or blocks of any size required, and thus
made suitable for burning In CRATES.
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IT MORTON, JAS. Nj ARMisTEAD,
Late Of Fsrmvlle) (Lste of Cumberland CO.. J
JOSEPH BLANToS,
(Of Cumberland COUNTY,
MORTON, AHnISTEAD q CO., Com.
vi MISSION MERCHANTS, opposite Shockoe Ware.
house Richmond, Va, will give special attention to
The sale of sll kinds of PRODUCE and to any othe,
business entrusted TO them.
ry LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
In cash or Gusno. de I9-dAc6m
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There were 437 deaihs in New York last week
--52 being of consumption.
Burion's old theatre. In Chamhtrs street, n. "
was sold Friday for s,SS,0oo.
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s" ". HILL NAN S. HILLMAS.
g. W.UiLLMAH ~ CO., so Front street
-. NEW Y0RK, Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA
.NANUFACTuRED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances on consignmenta Sc 27-6m*
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Evils =. WEBB a. CO.. GhNGKAL
Ia COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser.
vices for tbs sale aad sarshats OF 1lour. Wheat
Corn. Tobacco. he. &c g.. IN
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J. B. BRIDGEoED, NJ TIhsLKYPA PAIN,
FRAHRLIn MATHEWS.
RIUEEDED dE CO., General Comruls.
~ mission and Forw wsrons Merchants on the Dock,
Rlchnurd Va
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DELL Il gibson,
II HOTTSs BUILDERS

MAIN BETWEEN 6TH AND 9TH STREETS
Are now prepared TO furnish DOOR-BASE, ARCHI.
TRAVE snd CORNICE MOULDINGs Of any pat
seIn; Door and Wiz dow Frames; Sash, Blinds and
Doors, promptly and a accommodating terms
any house in the city.
a. Order. from the country will meet with such
eniion will the satisfaction Of those who
may pstronize
WILLIAM G. BELL. WILLIAM T. GIBSON.
ja 16-dSclmt
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Holm ~. nASsRs,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN

MAsBLb. BhoNN ~ sIONE AM thANITE.
sAIs STREET. BETWEEN STH AND 9TR sTs.
MONUMENTS, T0MBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door siIIs As
5u5yng Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail.
Ina First Premium awarded by the MechanisS In.
siltats and Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
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Rioni.urU InON AND sTkkI
- !" ORkA, FOOT OF 9Th ST, ON JAMES
hlFEE-The Gndersened returns his thanks to his
lends and customers for their past patronage and
would respectfully inform them ana the public gen
efay that he is sill manufacturing, and keeps con
s,sntiy on hand, full assortment Bar, Band, Hoop
ncrol and Rod Iron of all sizes
ALso--Cosch and Buggy Tiers Steel and Iron
OVsls and Half Rounds all sizes
lightning Rods Round and Square,
Cut to lengths and fitted with Burrs
FI0a Steel, all sz 81, or Railroads
!ateFed Iron, ali sizes, for Tobacco MiIs
ia l3-lmt lac tiIInTrp
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RAILROADS. IN MISSISSIPPI Governor MeRas
has sent into ths Legislature of Mississippi spe
cid message In regard TO some Of the leading In
teresh OF the State. The prominent feature o
the documents that relating to the land grants
made ~ Congress in August last for railroad pur.
poses, In regard to which the Governor thinks
there ought to be prompt legislation, in order that
tns State may avail herself of the advantages o.
theac'. The "Mississippian" thus sums up the
suggestions Of the Governor which have a general
interest:
THE New Orleans, Jackson, and Great North
ern railroad Ia In successful operations one hun.
drcd and thirty seven niles, dncIuding the portion
connecting Jackson and Cantop.) and In the mon th
OF March or April the cars will run from New
Orleans to Brookhaven, in Lawrence county onIv
fifty miles south Of Jackson
"The Central road Ia in use thirty five miles
south of where it intersecis the Memphis and
Charleston road, and the work is also progressing
northward from Canton, its southern terminus
THE Mobile and Ohio railroad is in running or,
der from Mobile as far north as Macon, Noxubee
county; and the company are using every effort to
push 1t forward to completion to the Tenpes see
ne to which point 1t will finished in due &C ason
TO Columbus Ky.
"rhe Southern and the vicksburg roads have
been n sed into one through the purchase of the
former by the latter, with view to the continua.
tion of the Southern road to Alabama and the con.
nexion Of the Atlantic ports With the Mississippi
at Vcksburg. Assurances have been given that
under the new arrangement this desirable object
will before long be attained.
THE Mississippi and Tennessee railroad is com.
pleted from Memphis to Como, in Pamela county,
and will be finished to Granada in the early
months of 1855"
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r. GREEN. T. W. HuBSoN.
GREEN 81 H0RsUN,
VI PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond. Va.
JOHN BOOKER SALESMAN.
EF Office On Gary street, between 18th and 18th
|. l2-d2wSm*
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Canvass Back ducks wers selling in Raleigh, N.
G., last ueek, 1t 25 cts, q piece.
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NUTICE.--iiy wife Martha A. Lewis
mas lets my bed ana board without Just csuse
oI pIosocation ON my part; therefore, do forwsrn
a persons against receiving hsr into their houses or
giving her credit for any thing ON y aecount for
gum or amount whatsoever
ia Is 6m~ JOuN IryyIS
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nEsTINY DKMuNsTRATED.. MA.

- DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
'hles ana Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity, that
she Will give information in all the affairs relating to
HE, such as Health, Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits Difficulties in Business Absent
Friends Sickness sud Death and in respect to ali
other subjects both past and future and all
concerns OF llf.. Terms-for Ladies Is cents Gen.
tismen ~ cents each. Apply az No. n, (which 10
over the door Tay lors alley between nth and 18th
and Main and Cary streets, hichmond, Va.
ia Sd m
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A. ~ n. A. PkTTkSON,
y. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
THE SALE Of
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NO lG4 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
JAMES A. PATTEsos,
THOs A PATTEsoS, { ia 5-Sm
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The Subscribers. who the surviving partners et
ths late firm of Aug. Anderson 4 Co, viii ~ina ee
the business sf tha, firm without further delay and
will be obliged TO ell those insebted TO tem 70 maze
prompt payment. AIEAius VEaN'
Surviving Partners OF the iefe hrm o.
20 e. Aus Anderson L Co.
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2U.JlI(t FINE nAyANA CIIAK Kts, nlses
"'poo . OF new crop Tobacco. Just received by
the subsefibef Loyen Of 6ns CiGAR are invited
70 examine my stock.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer OF Hsvans Cigars, American Hotel Bald.
ins, corner Main snd iith sn. oc 2e-b
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The subscriber takes bis opportunity Of return
iEg his sincere thanks to his old friends and
ers for their liberal patronage, sod hopes the
may be exteoded to the concern He would
also remind those indebted to him that 10 desirable
TO have his old matters closed up, apd hopes they
will come forward and settle up. All having claims
against him requested to present them for settle
ment.
ia i6-d1clm j. J. WILSON.
SPkCIAL NOTIC e. The firm OF AUG.
~ ANDERSON CO. having bssn dissolved by
the death OF AUG. Anderson. the survivieg part
ners, ALExlUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have formed a new co-partnership with CHAs H.
ANDERSON, under the name of ANDERSON,
GREEN HALVES, to carry on the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business st the Warehouse
No. i01 Main street. formerly cccspisd by Aug Au-
derson Co where they will be pleased to see the
ecustomsis of the late Grm
ALExiUS GREEN.
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS II. ANDERSON.
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4. tIAHs.- r. H. TAYI.tIfI hns iusf re-.
&c we'd a farther supply of Martins fne GUI.
IAh MUSIC STORE on 6ovsruor a.
EkiNkD LARD, IN small pack0ges... |.
" snail be refining today a small lot Of supe-
int LEAF Laid. Persons wanting the article will
ing WIIIIAMs PaoTuT0
y b. Dealers will be supplied at lowest who'll. sale
p,looe- fe6
! and for sale
oay--l5 half bbls DO DO 40 oussrsS Ihi.
90 do. Also, fresh Mat
- r. WILEACuER,
VI ain
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-21
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR

LEANS-The State OF E0uisianaTo the Following named
Delinquent Tax Payers for the year 1856
You hereby Summoned within fifteen days from
the date Of the first insertion of this before
Third District Court Of New Orleans and the demand
of the City Of New Orleans for the placed oppo
your respective and claimed in the bills file the
Office Of the Clerk of said Court together with thereon
the rate Of month from July
1851 until paid and five commission and
costs Of Court
Witness the Honorable Louis Duvgneaud Judge
Court the Sd day OF August in the of our Lord 1857
IL HENRY BEZOIr, Clerk.
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+ Ms 'Etat de la Louisiana
conrbuabes dequants rannee 1856, cidessous
de la premiere insertion du present avis devan la
Troeme District de la Nouvelle- Orleans ct
pondre la dtmande Vile de la Nouvee Orleans pour
les places regard de respect reclmes
dams complies de enregsres gree de la de
ayec nteret de pour cent mois partr du
u 1851 cinq de les rais dc
Temon Honorable Louis Duvgneaud juge de la dte
lie 8 aolt 1857. HENRY BEhoU