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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM ENGINE.
i BY virtue of deed of trust from Joseph r.
Qninter to me, duly executed and recorded, will
offer for sale at public auction. at the Machine Shop
of Ellis Brother the Canal on 18th street,
MONDAY, the 18th instant, ut O'Clock p. M. one
eight horse power Steam Engine, vitllupright tubu
lar boiler attached.
Terms Of sale, cash.
r. III. LASKEY, Trustee.
ap6-ts A. GREEN, Auct
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AUCTTOT sAIm

SAtE POSTPONED.-IN CONSEOIfEVcF
q TIE hssvy storm Yesterday, the suction ssis ~
and It 10 postponed, 10 take place On MONEY! n
the 18th OF April, instant, a. my residence in kieS
that farm which is to of at nj A. M On 10 o
day. Zap 7-ts) w. ID wAIISCuos
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The Poor AS WELL AS THE RICH can have A s,re
cure for Coughs, Colds and Consumption, it's pri-
ner's BdIsam Of Ltrerporf and Hoarhonnd
medicine which should be in every family, and al
WAYS on hand Ii is for sale at WEEKS & PoTTER's,
l54 washington street, Boston, General Agents.
7-lW -oo'
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April e.-Flour continues firm.
sales of all descriptions al S5.75. Wheat Is I'M
81 .3Sc: Corn is firm; good prime whites eOsd2c
and yellow 60a63c. Whisky Is heavy at 25a2B nc
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New ALARM BELL.-The franklin Fire Com
Pany Of this city purchased the splendid bell cast
by Register & Webb, and exhibited at the late
fair Of the Mechanics Institute. The weight Of
the bell is one thousand three hundred and sew
enty- three pounds and'the price S54s ii, in pay
ment of which the company give their two old
bells and s27S. The bell is deposited at Harmony
Hall until their new engine house is completed,
when 1t will be placed in position for service
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ITO ARCHITECTS.-BYA RESOLUTION Of
Il the two Boards of the City Council the "Joint
zed 70 oner premium for plan and specifications
LOT nulding suitable for alEshouse and wQLkhouse
Committee hereby propose to receive, from ell shs
architects Of the city OF Washington who are dis
posed 90 compete for the same, plans and spechca-
tons for building for the above purposes, and 10
award TO the architect whose plan shall be accepted
the sum of two hundred dollars. The building 90 be
6re-proof throughout, and TO accommodate not less
than one hundred and eighty inmates in the two de
partments. The building TO be divided into three
apartments, for the Intendant and his family, Of
fees, dspensary, &c, for the poor and one for
Migrants and paupers.
No compensation win be given except to the srchi-
tect whose plan shall he adopted.
Plans may be left at the Office Of the Chairman, on
9Th street, near Pennsyv avenue, or with either
member Of the Joint Committee,
apl-tf JOHN l.. SMITH, Chairman.
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Das. Hrsrrn. & W,tI,,,,.,

..-.,7------ DRs. HrsrER 3 WILLIAMS, -
PAysieians for Diseases Of TKroat and Lsnss,
= - 81 North Charles street, Baltimore. 80
Dr. hpSIEf or Dr: WILLIAMs win visit Washing.
visit Will BE on Saturday, the 18th instant.
,Omee ~ Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. yoss's
Jeweify store. NJ y y = = y fap est
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Flour Is unsettled and
LAWYER; sales Of 600 bbls; State IS ass S. Ohio
IS .95as6 30, Southern S6as6 30. Wheat 10 firm,
sales OF 500 bushels; Southern white at 81 81
Corn Is lower sales unimportznt; mixed al Csc
Pork is firm; mess SO IS Beef ia UNCHANGED.
Chicago repacked at sl6asi6.25. Lard Is quiet vi
Hhal4Hc.
Whiskey is firmer; Ohio ssc.
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Hall until their new engine house is completed,
when 1t will be placed in position for service.
The FUNERAL of Mr.. John Pulling, who died
from injuries received at the railroad depot on
Monday evening last, took place from his resi-
dence yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, and was
attended by large concourse of friends and Mo-
hawk Tribe No. Z, Improved Order Of Red Men,
of which he was member.
The BALL STILL RoLLING.-we understand
that one of city American Counciis,' which has
not been meeting for some months past has
determined not to reorganize; and further to make
no Partizan nominations this Spring. The course
OF the President of the Common Council, (Mr At
Lee) seems likely TO be sustained by the indie
pendent members Of the American party.
BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.-ln another column will
be found the advertisement of Mr.. VIM Hughes
florist, of what we know to be a remarkably fine
assortment of roses for planting out Those wish
ing this beautiful variety of flower in perfection
will do well to buy Of responsible foristlikc Mr.
Oh upon purchasers, by strangers, are Of forced
growth, and wither and die almost immediately
Mr.. EDIToR:-Let me call attention to the an.
noyance of the Inhabitants Of Franklin Square by
the training Of horses which is carried on every
CAV "ltnln the enclosure IL is a Qefacement of
the park and an aggression on the privacy of the
neighborhood. notice in your paper will no
doubt, stop the nuisance.
Yours, AN ISHABIrAYr
JAS. C. MCGUIRE sold at auction, Yesterday
lot on Seventh street, between l. and nj streets
to Henry E. Bateman, for forty cents per square
foot
Also, lot on Eighth street, between G and II, to
Jno. w. NARROW, for ffty-six cents per foot.
APPOINTMENTS AND TRANSFERS By THE MAY
oR.-Joseph A. Gill has been appointed to be an
Auxiliary Guard, in place Of VIM Bird. trans
ferred to the police department Henry Yeatman
do, in place of Jas. Fl. Suit, also transferred.
THE "HoRsB BosroN" CAsE.-We are una
voidably prevented from publishing oo.dsy, afii-
davits connected with this case. They will ap-
pear to- morrow.
WATCH RErURNs.-John Kelly, drunkenness
and profanity, workhouse sixty days.
A small boy, about ten years Of age, was picked
up last night by an officer as lost He did not ap-
pear to understand the questions propoundsd TO
him, and Is supposed to be deranged. He was
sent to the workhouse, for sixty days under the
name of John Doe. His friends can have him
released at any time.
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, April The Galveston ma
pers speak in high terms Of approval OF the new
steam connection with New Orleans by BernIek'.
bav and OPelousas Railroad.
Gen. Sam. Houston is a candidate for Governor
Of Texas in opposition to the Democrat,
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv q W. pOTcI SD 49,:

By G. w. BoTELER. Auctioneer. al
MI OF E4CELLENT HQuSEHOLDFua:
., }S S.iocs .s. =.
a. tne resldencs Of the Hon. Caleb Cushing, tthe
nah of i Hdass h
hold Furniture. embracing in part, viz:
Tsts SOFA pafIor Chairs and one Va1
/, SOLID HSy tassw with s green plush
Sson':sns 81 sofs s a,' ess ss,
sold 1 w ehats sa s9a one .S;t Arm,ehaif
consisting Of ONE Tete. Tste Sofa. i've y eaTiof
Handaoms s ana O o bam ss1 and Lace
Ornaments 80 = = = ''' "''N
One SUPERIOR carved rosewood Centre Table, with
Set Of Girandoles, handsome Mantel Ornaments
HePpSS psEor and stair Ssrpssns
Superior walnut ha set CONSISTING 1f Ha.rack,
Hal Hal Oilcoth, walnut extension Dining Table
Wns s9t q s5 he1yl5y Fire gilt Pataus
Fine French China Dinner, Dessert, and Teaware
Table Cutlery, plated Castors
HH ssnyy, silver rer Plated sTea-set, Clock
Window, Curtains and Ornaments, venitian Blinds,
Brussels and Ingram Carpetns
Of D Sss%Ss Rnfsan,
with. with marble s9P high post Bodsteads, Wash
Superior sgIied hair and ssihucf Mattresses
c e@o4,. pIcI!Sws Blankets s..s.
Mahogany French Chairs, covered with red rlash
Walnut beaded Bedstead
Do Wardrobe d..
Do Dressing Bureau, with marble top ,...
= Do enclosed Washstand, do - t...
Mahosany. dressing Bureaus, with marble tops
DO Washstands -
80 Do Wardrobes
Do French Bedsteads
Cane and wood seat Chairs ..f ~
Kitchen Furniture
ss% sesf :ns aass5 cash: owe,
Sg, credit OF sixty and ninety days, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
ap 9-d&ds C. w BOTEI,ER Anct
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Steam Boiler Exp,o.,o.-

a.. S, ~ April s.-The steam boiler in
man named sa,S onoe eIPleded to-day, killing
ooiier was a new one. The DAMAGE don. A az
building and materials is quite heavy mo
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CHICAGO. April s.-A hand on sto,x n
made an attack on the white settlers n, srSr,,
Lake, Iowa. on the 17h, and red
Fifteen Of the settlers are reported mI.sing
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- son AT NJ sToRENR splendid ssse aa
ment of real imported FRENCH BONNETS
The largest and richest selection of FRENCH
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES and r M
BROIDERIES TO be found IN the city.
C4PES, MANTILLAS, MAR
SEILLES, and NET BASQUES, AID Chill
DRENS GARMENTS ready made.
DRESS-MAklNG In the latest French Styles,
at m nnG RG Market bet b and
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EOR SALE.-AVERY DESIRABLE RESI-
u dence, being athree-story and basement BRICK
DWELLING, containing seven Rooms, with brick
Back Building attached for the kitchen and servants,
and situated on the south side of street north be-
tween 9Th and 18th. Terms accommodating. Apply
at No. SIP ed story It'll street, between ID and E.
POLLARD WEBB,
ap film Real Estate Agent.
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.HTELEGRAPHIC NEWS. q
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Crops KILLED By Frost.

Arsusrk, April "a heavy frost on Tsesdsy
morning killed the corn, cotton, and wheat crops
IN this region. The Thermometer indicated ~ dc
grees above zero :
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.


BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS.
i The subscriber, by virtue of a deed of trust re-
corded in Liber j. A s, No. ls foIios sss, $50. and
will Offer for sale on the premises. on 'WEDNES,,
DAY, the 22d day of April next, at o'clock M a,
public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, all
na@IeFed 8 and = Of Webb BTadleys Subdivision
is recorded in the Office of the Surveyor of said city
This property is eligibly situated on street, be-
.p,r.d. CIV cHAE R6FEE HRB sa9 aESsssf
FAdRsMa G P9R SALE ~ BY BY AUGTI9N; &c.,
O'CLOCK a. M r Sesthe1P Pr nos the aes n
day thereafter will be sold by auction the Farm on
furniture, stock, and farming implements II lies in
Als1nnd.a county, Ti5gms contains 81 aGsss aH1
the GeofseteWn Rquednct, and six mics from Ae1-
andria and four from Washington There are upon
containing six rooms with front and back covered
porticos the former thirty eight by twelve feet; a
kitchen; a comfortable house for servants or farm
hands; large and convenient harm, with stabling
for STA horses and as many COWS, and an ample
t Sd hs OF
mark or stock feeding Ice house; spring house !;
house, and store house. Also, a good dairy near
the homestead door, from the meyer failing sPIing
of the occnpants. There is also on the place an
orchard of more than a thousand thrifty trees
Varieties Of peaches, apples pears dwarf and stand
ard cherries and ounces At present fourteen acres
are seeded down to wheat and rye; six in timothy,
welding an average of at least two tons per
four i'm market garden four in clover twelve
dy be put in and oats in the spring and eleven
purposes of the place. This farm has been cultivated
with care and is very productive, no pains having
been spared to render il kemuneratve, and to make
it complete IN all its APPOINTMENTS: Fora dairyman
s hs ooanty dong business G
either neig hboring city who prefers a place already
in all respects highly improved it is superior to any
other now for sale.
Terms of sale One third cash on the delivery of
the warranee deed, and the balance in equal install
ments at one, two, and three years credit with in
cured by deed of trust on the property.
For the furniture, stock, and Implements, all sums
under SO, cash and all sums over $40, credit
dorsed.
ap4 w. d. WALLACE.
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Court House Burnt.

.. NuNcEssEs, Indiana, April s.-The court house
s,, aossn county, OF Mount Carmel, Illinois,
ms,soa h 1s records accommodating since the for
having been set on are sA y" S1"'>. ~
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NEw JusTIcE. DR.. Chas. s. Frailey Ia,
been commissioned to be a Justics Of the Peace
for this County and prtstTict.
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ELOOR MATTING.--I HAVE JUST RE-.
T. ceived from New York q lot of superior COW
QUA MATTING-being the best brand manuiac-
tired-which will sell at small advance on the
cost. Those Of my customers who may want a rst-
rate article will do well to call soon, there yery
laited amount in the market, and no chance of OBJ
ing second invoice Of the same goods this sea-
MATING PUT DOWN in the best manner ut
reasonable charges by u LIZ. CLARK
Upholsterer and PspeI- hanger
fp7-3t No. 2<s Pa. ave., bet. 18th and l3fh SITS.
TOYS tAyND FANCY MOTIONS, "a NAN .
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IcOR RENT-ONEo OF THOSE I.ARGEFOUR
"a story Houses on g street. No. <34, opposite the
Patent Office, recently occupied by Senators Butler
and Mason, with dumb water, gas, and bath fixtures
complete, containing seventeen rooms. Inauire of
ap 4-Ts SAM'L MAGEE, No. al nth st.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION.
BILE AND FLOWER PRESENTER, Hen
METICAL JARS, Sc, Patented Nou. Is, 1856.

LOBBY HORSES, BATTLEDORES, Ora
III ces, Toy China Tea Sets, Building Blocks,
Games, Crying Dolls, DC, at
ap 7-3t LAMMONDS, It'll st.
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ICE CREAM-ICE CREAM-ICE CREAM
l. c. GAUTIER having made arrangements, from
the present the of October next, with several
farmers for his supply of the best Cream Of tho State
of Virginia will be able to supply his customers and
the public with the best quality of ICE CREAM
made In the country, at the low price of 81 per gal
Ion, IN moulds of any size, or In freezers, devered
=" mar mar i cow VI" G. GAUTIER. 2R Pa avenue
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nor SALE OR RENT.-A COMFORTABLE
Rooms and Cellar. The lot 40 by IS feet, on the
corner of Montgomery and Beall street, George.
the purchase money if desired If not sold it viii be
rented to good tenant At a moderate rent. Apply
TO HENRY KING, or BARNARD d BUCKLEY,
GEORGETOWN. f....... an 6-Iwt
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COOKING COAL-A supply of superior COOK
ING COAL; aiso other sisee 81 Anthracite, just
received By CH-..,l CASTLEMAN q Bro
sp 7-eo& oor,6thapd B SITS, oppo. National Hotel.
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brick YARD FOR SALE-A Brick Yard with
ID rare advantages, containing large quantity of
good clay to the depth of twenty six feet with tools,
with room sufficient for eight or more One Of the
partners wishing to withdraw will sell his interest,
able termS ayy Re OF nn on
street, Meals wharf an ass
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A T PRIVATE SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
"a private sale, the new and convenient two-story
FRAME HOUSE, No. 66 Market street, George
town, ID. G., containing FIVE rooms and bath room,
and kitchen and cell lar in the basement. 1t has q
hne cistern Of water in the yard, with pump and
water fixtures in the kitchen, and lighted by gas
or small fnnily more desirable homo On mot be
obtained. Apply to BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Auc-
tiOneers. ap6
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IAAlRIE TO BIZ DISPOSED OF.-The ladies of
y and they not "few or far between" 10
', nom an appeal may be hopefully made in case
ci,cu,n. EMERGENCY, will ind such d case In the
lady OF more than threescore and ,en ana ,s,
h,IH.I,, Vi intellect and mental yigor are sill
t%buiat;o out,hh1g She is compelled by stress Of
mind TO desperation and made ~ common moi
sell oy Aer needle and other skill 81 b,ndivorI
70 ,ns results Of which viii strike most
have bowed once noble form 40 Sr ~, so,Low
spirited lady Of the old regime is forced 10 .Iis;t
the aid Of her friends in disposing oS 49, ~
embroidery en- and artificial flower wo-k, which she
h-a prairie in fun fower-by rsfie AZ So e v,ois
ticket, which can be procured at Mr.. Geo1ye
Willner's, No. 46i Ninth street, between % ana
A New JUSTICE. DR.. Chas 8. Frailev h,.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
L RESIDENCE on the corner OF and 2lst SITS,
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
is 80 by 1876 feet, but the purchaser have more
land if desired
Also, for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of and 18th streets, and LOTS 10Th near
street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
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I\THE SPECIAL coPARTNERSHIP WITH
GEN'L GEORGE RUST having expired. from
and after this date he is full Partner in House.
With increased Capital and enlarged facilities for
GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE
BUSINESS, we offer our services 70 the public.
APPLETON a. CO.,
apS-l0t No. H4 Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
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The 81 st Session commences May 4th. Loca-
ton Comforts Facilities, all that can be desired
~, * GOOD boys Entire expense, S65. The sprinci-
nal viii be Wizards Hotel, April nth or address
P"' "' ~ = ''---.-1rl d r.. X. BURNS.
an leosts Plainield, Cumberland Co, Pa.
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Spring MILLINERY.-M!SS +; z: McDON-
April 9th, at her Show Rooms, on Bridge ~
street, No. n, Georgetown, to which she -
the public. Her stock will be found to be
carefully selected, and well arranged, and those who
favor her with their patronage will not De dlsap
pointed. ap ISL
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II eight years old, sound and gentle. In IN
quire at the corner Of 18th and M streets. A-A
apS-f
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Holm ALEXANDER,
j $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

Medium-p priced SATIN & COMMON PAPERS.
the largest and finest variety an the city.
Paper put on in the best manner and IN all cases
guaranteed. sp l-eolm
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

THE STATE or LOUISIANA. 'th D,str CT Court
PARISH on EAST FELICIANA.( No.
In the matter oi Mary Jackson. wife, VS.. Esan jack.
sDn husband.
Df VIRTUE of an order and in pnr uancc of a
IL commission rcctcd to me from the Iio ,orabl,
Court aore.ad ! " II expose TO sale at public auc
ton, TO the last and h CHEST oder before tEr Court
House in the town of Clinton. parish ator said on
SATURDAY. the litll dry of February,
1857. nj th hoar Of II clock. 4. 81. The following
describ'd d pr y rly o-w't:
The homestead tract nj land cuntanng about one
hpnsand tlOOO acres. bounded IN III north by
lands Of Joseph VI l"uag ol he ust 'y ands ol
;. H. Kent Nulth by Ia IDS of Dr. Covert aud A. T.
Jackson and west by lands Of j. X. aud A. l.
Jackson.
TERMS OF SAIE-Ca-h
JAMES WELSH, Auctioneer
January "a 1857.
Al the same time AID place will be sold the fol
lowing dcsor bed negroes TO wit
Nero m,n GEORGE, aged fifty years.
. woman JENNY, aged forty.sx years
" boy NELSON, aged eleven years,
woman RACHEL, aged 2G years,
" girl GUSTA, aged seventeen years
" woman NANCY, aged forty years,
(houSc servant,
girl DlNAH, aged oght years.
TERMS or SALE Cash.
JAMES WELSH Auctonccr.
January "a 1851
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
PROBATE SALE.

Tue STATE OF LOUISIANA. [ Ninth district Court.
PAElsH or PoiNr CorPEE. No. 1915.
In the matter Of the succession of DR.. William
II Lyme, deceased.
A UTHORIZED Ivy commission to me di.
"A rccted by the Honorable Court aforesaid,
will sell at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in the Parish of East Felicana,
said State, on
WEDNESDAY,, the lth day of February
1857, at II o'clock, \. NJ. the following proper
ly appcrtanng to said succession as am com
mnnded in said commission. to-wit:
\ certain lot Of ground situated in the Parish
Of East Fclicinna, fronting Oh the north side
of the public square in the town of Clinton
sixty go feet and having II depth back OF
one hundred and twenty-five (l25) feet and
known and designated on the iisurativc plan
OF said town as lot No. |, in square No. 2
with all the improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash.
Jan. 10 1857. B. NJ G. BROWN, sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
CIR >HE'S urrv,u B'PIAL CAsK IT.


UAA N ppuIhi tn pll"Ii Shl ior inr ,a" Of
IL the 1rine Mttall l.ural Caskets AT great :
pensr. we Introduce ts IN 10 ihe publ aS HAVING
snp r'or iy Over tny ease now 10 use beauty OF d.
81 IN artist and elahOrntn nish smpl city in In
ing. h ghly decorated aud m que silver Mount
ings. perfectly Al, sh' ! nl." giving m entire
view Of The ,ly--'h 'oppi ii" caskct being con-
struct d o. tn ,ae> te.Heh plate giass renders it
the most /, j. n y, ca-=agrt nttndpc II to th" pub
lie Bruut. nj M ~, caps cover the glass. which
secures the CO. Il III damage on account Of any eX-
tyrnal pressure.
Wooden con- IS mad TO order. and pnnctnnl at
tendance given nil funeral occasions. tine
Hrar>c II alwHys 10 on hand
Any nlrn.rm 'at IN oar patent rights will sub
jrct the offender 10 pro yniiOn
mn 10 BUTLER x KOCH
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
PROBATE SALE.

The S"te Of Loait'lm Iih Ds.rct Court. No.
F0rish 9t Eas' f,lnjona. 23ig.
In lhc matter of the surces. on Of Wesley
Rourk, deceased.
IN PERSUANCE Of an order of the Honor
| able Court afore said to me directed in the
above entitled cause, will sell public nuc.
tion at the door of the Court House in said
Parish, on
WEDNESDAY, the llth day OF February,
A. ID. 1857, at IL O'Clock a. NJ. the following
property appcrtaing to said succession, TO wit:
The negro woman named SARAH, and her
two children.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, the residue on n credit 81
one, two and three years, equal annual install
ments, the purchaser to furnish approved per
sonal security, and to consent that IL mortgage
be retained importing a confession of judgment
till final payment of purchase price and inter
est. Is. Nj. Il. BROWN, SherH.
Jan. 10 1851.