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EAGLE FOUNDRY, KIOnNoND; VIRGINIA.

PHILIP RAIN
Manutactntes STATION ARI ENGINES of any required
power also, PORTABLE ENGINES with n decided prove
any others heretofore made (rom five TO forty horse
power well adapted TO farming purposes, getting lumber, etc.
second and third class.
Mining Machinery, Grist and MIL Machinery and Fors
zines warranted cut much timber sny engine
Of similar power.
mentalorS Of is Engines but will only publish the following
from Charles u. Stewart planter Red Landing La
for whom he lately put up an Engine:
Red River Landing. La., April l. 1857.
Mr.. Rahm: The Mill, with Locomotive E,gine from
Eagle Foundry Richmond Va has rum ing
seven weeks This machinery has given the perfec
satisfaction having exceeded all when ore ing
it, satisfied has already paid itself in the
lumber has fuis he'd to the plantation The Who'll. engine
mill and boiler, at the time it brought Orleans
wal landed ION account of the low water) fully
six miles from the plantation my overseer with pond
and load conveyed the whole to the pnna.
lion in day, and had time spare This think another
great your mill MS in our country in man,
Instances Ii would he profitable the mill
rather than The timber to the mill where evidently could
done 81 easily. ~ "
Many neighbOrs Mt mill
one pronounces far superior anything
ever seen tren who is opening plantation here
seeing my mill in operation requested me to order one
from you immediately for him. the saisc-
have received order 1t affords me the
peHnre 10 ec0mmend mill to all who may
cety ard sin more gratifying you from the Old Do
mion, and identified with interests and institutions
Yours, respectfully.
Va, or MOSES GREENWOOD, No % Carondeet street New
Orleans, will be promptly attended 10. my9 l4t
DGSSss0LUTION OF PA RTNERsHlP- $
entirely into the hands of JOHN sTRENN the partnership
existing between him and EUGENE GUENAUDON is this
b BY on @ e M 3
alone is authorized settle all for against late
irm JOHN STRENNA
EUGENE GuENAUDoN.
New Orleans. MAY IL lS57.-rnvl6 I'm
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JOHN VI. BELL,
my29 1el 70 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Orleans.

81 s Els Nay l s on SHT
,iale "a An act to consolidate The New orleans
s Of the affairs hereof appesed March 20
held Hdpb By thss HEEEBY GIVEN that will be
Assistant Iderme Of The Board of Aldermen and Board
comp'rois Of # New Orleans for til. term Of two
ri sGo for be elected
fs ss
for the term of two years "e Dis'''c' respectively
ssv s. ned
Fifth 70, for 81, ,S
f9 the
hrsinaer named such others as may be
First Precinc-At Robin street Police ss,on corner
PreenetAt the Engine House of Fire Company
90 ITALIA James Hucns James Beggs
f W. Wells. Clerks: William H. Wheaton. William sao-
Third P5eeneA the vacant lot Camp between
IT. cnsss
PrecinctA the Engine House of Fire Company No.
- Callope streetaInspectors B. haughton Dr. A.
S fs s. f lie ass e. 4 ls snpsy
on Tshoupogia sreet-Iaspse,os Isaac Chandler Dn-
Sixth Precnct-A Engine House of Louisiana Hose Com
pany P.rddo seetsInspecors Thos
q adams, r. Conway, Ed Freret. Clerks q. T Esin G.
Seventh prscneAt the Engine House Of Fire
Eshh Engine Hssss Fire No
H. rasa
Bsn Clerks = E. Rust; s = E Harris
"a tS'st siss
EisSs5S F1ssnsiAs !hs Deputy Semn.oneE
D. j.. A,
T peetS s. aT9yo III. srs,D. uon. # rs con.,
s"s r 4a9ss Err '%S%RaaS
Hs ct o9s Gne sS.
Ss9ss ks,s,.! FS
Fifteenth PecincmA, the School House Geatmen
i A; f.aroze, E; A. Desruys.,
speeioTs Hnard Geo Doane, A. DnSisnani Clerks:
IS Seventeenth PIecinc-At the Engine House MineburE-n
v Eighteenth PecincAt the Engine House Of Fire Co No
Fdstsf cs5. ia 5snys B;dst
Nineteenth pecinct-At the Mexican Gulf Railroad Depot
sssn VAL St cs''" Clerks
clS@Ss s~""s' =, e. D''n"s
he California Saw M1SpssGss hS LaHaa;
siI
J. Watkins
Twenty Third Precinc-At the school house Msgaz
and Second Streets Inspectors j. b. Fitch D. S. Devices j.
Burnet. Clerks, j. Jolls Robert McI4n.
Re The polls be opened O'Clock A. NJ and close
NJ and the of said election be made the unde
H. signed Mayor, according TO law.
Of CHAS NJ. WATERMAN Mayor.
BY Section 18th of the Act approved 10th of Marc
1856 il required that the inspectors and clerks of the elecc
shall have attained the of 30 and shall have been
citizen of this State for and for residents
the city of New Orleans shall be legally qualified
precinct in which they act and shall be severa by u
Mayor days previous the election according the
ions Of the goth Article of the Constitution of this State
they shall take the further oath that they the quac
E tons prescribed by said Act of 10th March, 1856
The and clerks above named will please call
IS Mayors office to be qualified according to law.
my229t CHAS. NJ WATERMAN Mayor.
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-TwO NEW STORES In THE
block Of fvenou being erected street.
aI posite Union Row. These Stores will Ugh rs
feet wide with depth of IS feet including We
randall will extend the entire length buiding
each store will have iron the
stories They will be constructed w express regard light
with all the modern improvements
tr situation will be particularly adapted
of Cotton Facorage and given
on or about the LIST OF October
For and all further information apply to the under
signed at whose Office plans Of the buildings seem
my9 If HUGH McCOLL, 45 Magazine q
LAKE SHORE RESIDENCES FOR
hENTTwo desirable Cottage Residences for rent at
Whsr-seyen rooms in house with Kitchens stables
gardens with pums peaches grapes Possession
zen on the LIST of May. Inquire inquire, q ,,-,,-
l - q GnrundeIet street.
| NE7tob-l BE LET-FROM THE FIRST DAY OF OO-
the four story Store No. 10 Carondeet street,
Msssrs MeIeanal and Common ss pr occupied by
rei Apply tos curran Co., and Rsdgll Rcserts Ter
-; NJ, m. l4e Common street.
fEsociober ia. thsT UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF
-.-.---. 14O Common street.
Nes3L6UIs FOR RENTMASIsN AT BAY ST.
Residence completely hna i1h ,
long lease very Dc rented oy me
Their pa tculars, applyto soie 'etn'S' fof luz
ml2 tt JAs ~ p,-ru.~
4 OFFICE FOR RENT-THE FRO - = -
~ office on Sc ond floor, 80 Union street nao az,
third floor might be used if required without ne
THEoBoLD lRIFFING C0Ige
fe4 tt No. Union sta
- FOR RENT-THE THIRD AND FOURTH ST.
kEilply 10 JONES, MACKINDER d CO.,
ID 81 Gravier street.
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AUCTION SALES.
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
AUCTION
BY r. ARMFIELD.
KIlIlIS EVENING. will he sold mt elrll


i gas light, at 50 st. Charles street
The complete collection Of Books in every department
literature various departments of human knowledge,
ornamental and useful arts agriculture ANNALS and
works every description books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
.
Letter. cap and papers, envelopes steel and gold pens Of
makers, stationery and fancy articles generally
collection of literary property believed TO be the most
extensive and varied been offered auction in this
city and worthy Of those who wish TO make ad
dos their braes favorable prices The public are
invited examine the stock during the day.
t,es ali sold hy2
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TOBY'S EXPRESS, No, 81 CAMP STREET
PER oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
SESS y xfSESsf FH$Sk'1s NEW
MESsENGER will be dispatched from the Office daily
ehases for country n shortest notice Ice viii
supplied during the at the lowest by contract
'3f Ne" Orleans and Mobile Ma" Line Closes daily Il"
the 9Th 18TH 10Th 9th Closes the
h. lth l9h and ?6 Of each month at r NJ Small puck
ages received up to NJ R X ds sa q steamers
Per steamer 'E 4Sn4s fer cry 'm Exr WfEs
he delivery Of Parcels Packages Baggage etc. through
baggage called delivered Steamboats,, Railroads.
Luggage checked from any part city Mail Boats
Strict and personal attention given to All business entrusted to
our ms VS.; if D. TOBY 'r' i i G Gn@ street.
M BY j. IL G2} 'Tii 1 Co,
my2S st corner Common and FchoupitoulaS SITS
WHALE OIL-2ooo gallons Winter Beached, landing
j. H. CARTER & CO.,
my2S 1t corner Common and Tchonpi1onlns SITS.
ZINE GROUND ROCK SALT, FOR TABLE and
3 pound bags 7e each.
. :: &c &c
Packed in barrels and casks, for sale by
my27 Ct l4s and l45 NasnHine street.
DI-CARBONAVEU OF SODA-5o Kegs Friars Goose
''""'' W. J. F. vnsE 4 CO.,
my27 ct li3 and las Magazine street
PAR AND PIG LEAD
ID IS kegs Bar, Crescent Brand.
For low q 2VH o pig, a p%s 81 and sG vosE Co..
my27 Ct l43 am, li5 Magazine
' j ESsIs qes proof for
my21 % Tchouptoulas street
Ard oiL2O Darrss s9SGe WH,eF saig is for sale
my27 80 Tch0nptNulas street
STAR CANDIES-iO00 whole half and quarter boxes
~ Proctor Candles Star t9y siIe BY WIS co
my27 33 rcloupitouas street
WHIsI<Y-2,Wh hs and half bbs ioye's Rose, 300 bbls
a- ' ''' ''' '' ''" JosEpH I:AST1s 4 Co.
mN21 81 TchonpitoulaS street
T AMs-io erces Sugar n GI,ed, for s s;1 hy co
my27 80 TchoupiIoulas street
RRANDY-2Oo quarter and egh h casks domestic, for
mf sa7s by JOSEPH hAShls CO.
ELouR-soO barrels eholcy ezra Sor s4le by
my2l 80 fchonpiouas street
my27 RiRELII 4 CO.. 81 Common
FINE GID PEACH BEANDY-7J barr, Is in STORE
MI JONES, MAoKINnER & CO., 81 ciravfer street.
0LD MONoNG HELA IVHIskY-A few bar
N.Y. RS oS sy s sna Co., ss G street.
y for sale by SAMUEL WOLFF,
my26 95 Camp street
rE5 " dii tTF %SrR KEEL
my26 81 Camp street.
VINAIGR4 DE FAMB0Ism75I ea;y;; very supe,
rior for sale by SAMUEL WOLFF,
SIRoP DE FAMROIs--3? e,S IN No; / roE sate by
my2J 50 Camp street.
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Com conformity with the Legislature approved
April 2h 1857 majority of the Commissioners therein
this held and resolved open
purpose receiving subscriptions constitute joint stock
the purpose building railroad from Baton NewOr
suitable point the New Orleans
Jackson and Northern Railroad One said
the Office of the the
ana State Bans under the snterinendence of J. b. Klenpe
W. B. Walker and " s. Pike either of them; and
other book the office of the New Orleans jackson
Northern Railroad Company under the superintendent of John
FelIowes. ". p of
another book the Office Of the Merchants Mutual nsu
Company. New Orleans under the
John Pemheron, Logan Mcknight and W H. Avery, either
Of them. The said books remain open until WEDNESDAY,
the first day OF July next, until further notice.
Baton Rouge, April &c ls51. H3O If
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Corner of st. Charles and Clio streets New Orleans;
GEORGE PURVES. Architect and Builder respectfully in
his friends the public that he has in addition his
business commenced the manufacture Doors Sahes
Blinds every description the above establishment.
orders left his Office 2S Commercial Place the factory
the Mechanics Exchange Box a. will be promptly at
tended TO. my7 6m
q NEWHALL, WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE No.
60 Canal street. corner of Old Levee, up stairs.
The subscriber received and offers for sale the largest
and best selected stock of PAPER HANGINGS in this city,
consisting, in part, Of Gold, Velvet, Fresco Marble Stone
Granite Views, Sauares Ornaments and Decorations Of
| every description.
stock of dunn and low price Papers,
Gold and Fancy Borders Fire Screens Tester Paper for
sale at reasonable prices, by
| tf 7
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS wILL-vALU-
able Brick Buildings, Choice Lots of Ground Sora-
puru Marke-the whole in the Fourth District
BY n. vIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, June 10, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
~ by vue OF an order from the Honorbe the Second Dis
cade Magazine vii, be the following described pro
E t GTs Fl s RoN S the
in No 80 comprised within Jersey, FOURTH
Lot No. Is being the of Cppe va and Fom str e 49,
% feet front Chippewa street, b. depth
and 40 on the other line Lot No. Is IS feet
front Chippewa street. by depth of l09
40 lines on one side and ITO fee inches and $40 lines
WoLois OF GROUND in the square bounded by the
designated lots Nos and . Lot No.
front til the Public Road and by depth Of
LAG feet and inches Lot No &c feet front
the Public Road and evee street by depth and
hes together with all increase rights privileges OF batue
as.sTERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-rhe above described four
lots of ground will be sold together The purchaser will
sad lot due 2st january 1855 bearing per interest
from the 2lst of January 1857, Till paid-baance
2 FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised with
desgnated as lots Nos IS l6 Il is measurn each ,, fs
front Fourth by depth 10 feet bet parallel
lines Said lots used garden and have house,
ns. TERMS AND CHAMPIONSHIPS purchaser of the
four above ground assume the payment Of
by tgngs said lois for Si!s5 due slst
,annry IT'S with int rest at per cent ahnum from 3lst
3 TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised within
the Public Landing Leyee Sorghum and Philip streets deSg
and lines Public Landing same front on Levee
by depth of 90 feet and inches fronting sorapuru
from lot No s. ,, feet ii inches and lines
front Public ndng inches md lines front
on Levee street by depth Of 80 feet inches md lines
side, and 90 feet inches and line other side. Said
of the batture lot designated letter X according
the original plan of Lafayette Together with two-story
Bck building impro Vemens and Frame building the
Acts Of sale before J. F. Coev Esq. Notary Public mv1a
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

nvStnr Insurance Company-ORice, No. &c
St. Charles Observation-Disclosures to the Stock of the Company
requested call and settle the amount of their subHcr
the first of June.
m r. DER
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RB- Benevolent Association of the Sons of
OUsIAsAThe members of this Association requested
their Hall No. II MORGAN street. every WEDNES
DAY, at ga o'clock P. NJ.
BY order of the President:
ja2S " AUG LAROSE. Secretary.
hereafter CArollton Ralrnad penot MONDAYS
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LEGAL NOTICES.


F0V e. NEW e.'1 oqsses HAkT
RY VIRTUE Of 4 writ OF heri facias to me
directed by the Honorable Fourth Of
New Orleans In the above entitled
public auction ut the City Hotel Common
Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, 9th day Of
June 1885, at IL O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz:
CERTAIN JUDGMENT rendered in The Fourth District
Court Of New Orleans in the suit entitled L. Rogers VS.
William H. Leverich No 594 Docket Of the said Cont
said judgment dered and signed 18th April 1884
in favor of Andw L. Rogers and against William H. fevercb
for the Of three thousand dollars with thereon
the of six from the FIRST
ber 1883 till paid and costs of suit with stay Of
ak months from that date.
Seized In the above suit ss..s. y
TERMS-Cash the spot.
JOHN N. BELL.
my2s je129 Sheriff Ct the Parish Of Orleans
ouATKIExE CorR DE DsrRcT2T. B. HART vs.. 4. L. Ro.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias, moi
- adrese Honorable ustrieme Cour de District
Souvee Orleans dams Pasae cidessus e proeederai 1e
MARDI JUN, 1851 Midi rHotel de la Cite de la
COMMUNE entire les dn Camp des Magasns Ia
pubiiqne ct adjudic ion de
UN CERTAIN JUDGMENT par Ia Quatrieme Cour de Dis
Iict de Ia Nonyee Orleans dams Paaire inulee Andw L.
Rogers William H. Levec No. 1894 du Docket de la dte
Cour lie dit jugemen signe lie "a Ayr 1884,
npeur de Ahdw L. Rogers ct conre William II. Leverich
la sonme de trois mile pastres nere rason de sis
pour cent par par du Premier de Decenbre 1883
pa Placement frais de procedure suspension
| dexecuton de six mos de date
| Sas dams rafiare c'.dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjudication.
my2e je1 20 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dorIeaps
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HOUSES ON CONT AND ROMAN STREETS.
BY N. YIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, goth Inst, at 10 o'clock M,

:
~ At the ST, Louis Exchange will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square bounded by
Cont St. Louis Maras and IRENE streets measuring 81 feet
inches lines front street. by 1877
depth Together with house. No. 6s ha wing four fine rooms
gallery Closets in the attic double kitchen with
gallery Closets paved yard hydrant, piives, etc.; the
whole divided tenemens.
LOT OF GROUND, in square bounded by Roman. Ursu-
lines St. Philip and Derbigny streets, measuring
inches and lines front Roman street, depth of
wards of l0i feet SIDE and upwards 90 feet the
other side Together with house having three rooms,
two of which fine rooms; Kitchen
shade garden fruit prives fifteen hundred gallon els
tern, etc, etc.
nH-TERMS- One third cash. the balance twelve
secured said
The buildings to be kept insured and polio the
vendor. my27
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Date of Departure of European. California
and Havana Mnils, for May, 1857.

France Holland and Belgium be paid
81 by the American steamers to Liverpool and Souamp
tom the direct Havre and by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
inland postage from this office to New York.
closed mail consisting of letters and for States
and cities of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc.
ID from the office in New York semi weekly.
<West India Islands will he sent by this steamer
ps~ The bark c. Ii. Truitt, ScUll, master,
from Philadelphia is discharging cargo opposite the
ConSignees requested attend the receipt of
their goods the evee otherwise they will be stored at
their expense and risk.
my29 GEO. W. HYNSON K CO., 80 Camp st.
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SLAyES-SLAV S-SLAVES-SUCCESSION OF THE
late H. Dorgeville I.oriot.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, June 6, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ.
~ in he Rotunda of the ST. Louis Hotel, by virtue an
order from the Honorable the second District New Or
leans dated 18th April 1851 for Of said succession and
With the of interest, II parties, will be sold
Joseph negro man. aged about 50 years.
V1CTDR1NE, Dulatto woman. abOnt sickly
together with her child, ERNEST muatto boy aged about
E9-TERMS-Cash.
Acts OF sale before A. r. Bienvenu Esq, Notary Public.
Said succession only oneeghth Of slave yicrone
child my Is %
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SPLENDID AND SPACIOUS FAMILY COTT AGE, WITH
choice Tract of Land fronting the Mississippi River
SATURDAY, 3Oth inst. at 12 o'clock NJ, In

SATURDAY, 3Oth inst. at 12 o'clock NJ, In
- the Rolnda Of the St. Louis Hotel, will be sold
A VALUABLE TRACT OF HIGH LAND, situated about
~ miles below this city the left bank Of the river
ng 6 feet and inches front the by 40 arpen deep
together with spacious and delightful Family Residence
brick pillars having large hail. six front and back
galleries. kitchen eight servants washing
stables coach hose chicken house. and other back
buildings orchard with choice fruit garden, with
and costly plants.
This property enclosed with board fence being
1900 feet 10 and has been in high of cultivation
the delightful profitable family residences
the river and in the immediate vicinity of New Orleans
The Mexican Gulf Raj road in the short dis
ance the Levee paved road is being extended the United
States BARRACKS plan of the same is exhibiting at the
| St. Lons Exchange
| E8-TERMs AND CONDITIONs-Onefou cash and the
balance credit of and for endorsed
notes. secured by said property and bear per
cent interest annum from date maturity and
ri'y s per aHnnm until fnlly paid. my2l
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r9- Bank of Amerfca-NOtice Is hereby Civ
that the Capital Stock of this Bank has been Hxei
S for of business and 10 be increased to
Sl,0G0,000
Books opened under the superintendent of the
dergued Comms ioner the office Of the New Orleans Ope
ouas and Great Western Railroad Company of Leyee
and ST. Peter Streets the noari Offices of Eaw Barnett No.
II and of Edw Goschalk No. 81 Royal street for recev
ing subscriptions in addition 10 list heretofore circulated for
purpose which books will be kept open until 3lst July
unless the full capital of million Of dollars shall have
been subscribed. JOHN HUGHES.
j. VIOSCA.
I'd GEO EIiSTIS,
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a. Odd Fellows, Hail, corner of Cam

~ Odd Fellows Hail, corner of Camp
and Lafayette Streets New Orleans Consisting of tile
large I'LL capable of seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms and Drawing Rooms attached also the LEG
TuRE ROOM capable of seating Five Hundred Persons
be used separate connected, may be required.
The Hall located in the eligible of the city the
commodoHs and elegantly frnished for Balls Par
ties Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night, week MONTH may he required Appca-
ton TO be made to HENRY G. STETSON,
No. 81 Camp street,
to THOS. Fl. SHIELDS Secretary,
o3O en- Office Odd Fellows Hall.
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NEW GROCER ES-JUST RECEIVED-
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES Westphalia HAMS;
RAIsINS Figs and Prunes in Jars aud Fancy Boxes
and variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES,
LIQUORS and GORDIALS.
For sale a the GEN GROCERY STORE, % Baronne
my25 f. l.. BERCIER, Agent
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IlOuIs--FTOpefty
g. DeIisle.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auotioneer
FTHURSDAY,th the 4th June, Mt IL o'clock NJ,
l. at the ST. Loms Exchange, will be sold
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated at Bay St. Louis
designated No and measuring ln5 feet front the Bay
by depth of 800 feet line and 1856 feet the other side
line. Together with large Dwelling House, containing
rooms two cabinets gallery all around the house. WE'LL
term fruit trees. wharf bath house, etc.
Another TRACT OF LAND, designated No. ard adjoin-
ing the above described property
the Bay, by depth of 1856 feet side
the other side. Said tract is fenced in. Together with
rage house. The whole according plan exhibiting
the Exchange.
HdE-TEkMS AND CONDITIONS-One.thir cash, and the
balance credit Of six and twelve moat
tory endorsed and secured by said properties
bearing per cent interest until maturity
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BCiGlE5, TRIMMINGS
WAGONS, etc. VARNISH, etc.
p9rFor sale low for cash or city acceptance -Gr
HJ-No. ll3 GRAVIER and No. Is UNION STREET, -GH
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES HARNESS,
ROCkAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROUCHES, COACHES,
AAsHa
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nSrCOvenant Lodge No. II. l. o. o. Fat n
meeting of this Lodge. held Monday 9Th inst, following
officers elect for the current term Only installed 7. R.
Brady, N G.; VI. d. lagan " c. Duverev Frrrar Secre-
ary John s. Maunse Per Secretary; H. Mspaugh, Treas
DTVFRNFY FARRAR
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BB- l.. q. o. F.-Crescent Lodge No. 8, meet
every THURSDAY EVENING, in room No |, Odd Fellow
SEYMOUR, V. G.: JOHN T. MILLER, Recording secretar,
L. N. JAHAN, Per. Secretary f. X. BARBOT Trea
iy7
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IS 1. .. o. F.-Hoxvard Lodge No. ID meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. S, Ode
Fellows Hall at ~ o'clock Otfcrrs-nAVID MOORE, N
&. ; R, S. KEAGHY v G.; ALEXR. PORTEOUs. Record
Treasurer.