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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL

W eAknbSS OF Inc Uheat.
Being fne Tonic, II il very beneficial 10 Veal
Stomachs, Weak Bowels. Dyspepsia and General De
bility.
IN BOTTLES Is AND 50 CENTS.
H5-Eyery family, traveller and laborer should al.
ways have bottle with them, in Of accident or
sudden sickness
9H- " heneyer you have pain use the CURE-ALL,
and you Will obtain immediate relief and cure. Sol
by PURCELL, LADD CO.. and
RuN WM. =. LADD.
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FRrsH MEATs have Welded IA ~. r,...

rRrsH MEATS have yielded TO the pres
cure OF the times and gone down In vaiue within
the past four werks. In the n arkets b~>f NAV hs
had for 3 and IL cts per ih pork A. 10 ets mutton
for 10 cts. With these reductions added to others
that have taken place In vegetables and groceries
the prospects for cheap living this winter are mech
mors 6aterlng than they were two months ago,
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Having [ associa-
~ ted with mo Mr.. SAML V. REID. of Lynch
burg, Va, my business will be continued In Uncfn.
natl. Ohio, under the firm of WILLIAMS 4 REID,
who will give their personal attention filling or
ders for all description of Western Produce and the
conduct Of a General Commission Business.
VIM. Il. WILLIAMS.
CIScTSSsT Oct. lst 1857. no 3-lN
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BLOODY AFrR.Y.-On Sunday after

bLo oDT AFFRaY.-On Sunday after
noon last, dihlculty occurred between two me at
fords store. ia Hanover county, In the progress of
which one Of them was shot with pistol, the ball
entering bis breast, and producing mortal wound
IL seems that JOHN HoskISs and GARLAND ARNOLD
ooth men OF families, met At tue store and after
tne passage OF some bard words between them
Arnold drew pistol and shot fIorkins Cur iufpr
naht, who eft the scene at o'clock, about half sn
hour aiter the occurrence. says that the wounded
man was then sinking rapidly, and that the perpe-
traitor Of the deed had been arrested and commit
ted to prison.
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RAISING THE WALLS. The city lei, q

INV cIty JeV U
so entirely uuft for tho purpasss foe which
it vas designed that We shesld readily sAvn.
cate tho erection OF q new and more pubssan-
tiai prison house. In which to conAne isloss, bat
Tor the heavy debt already hanging over 10. fhs
Sergeant is doing all In his power % ensure The
safe keeping OF the prisoners entrusted - his esss
aud to that end has asked to have the brick valis
around the present building raised four Ssss. n
Council. we have no doubt, will order ths in-
Iroyemcnt,
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ALABAMA AND FLORIDA RAJLRoAp--This road was
opened Tuesday last to the Ledo Iatche station.
twenty miles below Montgomery, Ala, and nj
which time an excursfon train went down and re
turned ..t
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MIscHIsr MAKERs.-Most Of ths Sim.


entities that have originated aHsoseat the nrsosa
OF this city have been brought sb,ut By hayD o.
should ever be allowed 10 touch the ropes Of he
nre apparatus or run with any company eeme n
the most active and useful nssmhers of he piss
Department are minors. and n they were sseludsl
rom service the organization 10 which they beDesg
would miss them: bat even they had hettcr - ee3
on for the present thsn to allow other hoys =
stick 20 the machines and b utterly ruIped. Il
revising the city ordinances the Council sAsun
consider this suggestion. which was made % @ b
an old fireman. and after recurring aIi 0rs~se e
De twensy-one years old. impose . heavy pesalty
on minors for connecting themselves In ssy vsy
With that department. and make Il the dnty os -
police to report them 10 the Mayor
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LscruREs IN BosToS.--Charles Mackay deiiveTci
his first lcctrr in this conntrs at Bosion,on Thurs:
day evening, on the National md Popular sonrs
and Ballads of England, Scotland and lrelanh.--
The Attendance WAS large and fashionable, the au-
dience embracing several of the most distinguish
cd literuti.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
me, for the last TEN YEARS. in the above business
respectfully solicit continuance of the for the
new firm. lsAAC J. MERCER.
6c IL
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xHz1fo oYI AnYY1l1I1rHai

sEAdvsrsissmsos publhAsl unfu swssl IN %
inssrton. and = cents lbs eacA eosnnaaa0A
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SHsFALL TRADE, 1857.
ES3 GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER .Np DEALER IN

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTIfEF WARE,
NO. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall importations per
ships William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills,
CITY Of Brooklyn, &c, and per steamers and vessels
uom be factories, our stock OF Glass Ware, Looking
3iasses plated goods, Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
panned Ware, &c, &c, which make up q stoeck tn
largest and most complete We have ever offered, and
to which invite the attention of the trade. Our
stock has been selected with special regard to the
wants of the merchants of Virginia, North CarolnJ
and ennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed We
are pr epared to offer goods on good terms a.
any re-packin house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North are respectfully requested to call and examine
stock, satisfied they the risk
and ex penses goods by giving Us their orders
Great care taken in filing all ORDERS and none
the beat packers employed. --
GEO. J. SUMNER
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EMIGRATION FROM The UsrrEp KIyapou.-From an
official return of emigration from ports In the Uni.
tod Kingdom at which there are gosernment emf
grafton officers, for the quarter ending the Both Of
September, We gather the following particulars:
The total emigration for the quarter was 81. .e04.
against a0.22S during the corresponding quarter of
last year The departures ,rom the principal ports
were $500 from Liverpool, $3.50 from London,
2,99o from Plymouth, and 507 from Southampton
from Glasgow, l,S2s; and ,1ss from the varcu I.
lrish ports. Gf these numbers, we mud that .,U44
embai ked for the United States 2t for the Aus.
tralasian colonies, 4UI9 for British North America
and ] ,063 for other places
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RoBBERY.--Lieut. Loome l.. IAngdop, 1st Artil-
lery, acting Assistant Commissary, had Al, 100
stolen from him In Texas. 1t 10 thought some sol.
diers, missing from MatEmoros, took the money.
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An EXTRAORDINARY LTTgR,-Mr. Samuel King of
Spottsylvania county, Va, has SOW that Uttered
fifteen sound and healthy pigs few days ago. Old
Spottsylvania is trying herself
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RIcnMcGD Nov. I'd. 1857.
20 PARTNERSHIP MOTTO E.-The

- subscribers have to-day formed copartuer-
ship for the transaction Off general Commission and
Provision business, under the firm Of H. 4. coll
Sr0N Il co. s..
They will occupy the store lately occupied by
Williams Brother, and respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF their favots frum the customers of the
late firm. Doing business strictly on the cash prn
cipal they Will he able offer what they have for
sale at prices at least as low their neighhors.
X. T. CQLST0N,
X. A. WILLIAMS.
RICUyOyn Nov od 1857
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LOCAL MATTERS.
srsouLAn DnrsAvirY-A Wars woxAs

SIyoULAB DHPBAyfrY-A WHITE WoxAS
RuNS1So OFF vrfa Nssso MAs--Arrss Of He fav-
hes -Yesferday morning. Q white woman, calling
herseif MARI MxDoR, and hsilng from the couaty
OF Charlotte. attended ty negro man. took passage
on the Danyills cars for this city. she claiming me
fellow ~ her servant On being questioned by she
Conductor, the woman stated that she was on her
way tn Norfolk where she had relatives. and that
~ the negro had been left to her by her father she
did not wish to dispose Of hin, and was thesefb,e
taxing him with her. On Questioning the servant.
the Conductor found that the stories Of each varird
materially, and suspecting that something WAS
wrong, reported bis Impressions to Superinfend-
ent Campbell, who sent for officer Cadmus C.
johnson as soon the cars arrised in tbjs
city. An examination Of the baggage of the mar.
fes which consisted OF q domestic bar 6lled rith
the clothes Of both. satisfied oicer j. that all was
no not rght. and ne therefors took them to the cage
me negro fellow finding that his chances OF "a.
cape we're small indeed. made clean breast of II.
and stated that his name was JoFfy that he belong
cd to Mrs Lucy Harris Of Meckienbure COUNTY.
and shat he had run OF at tho instance of srssy
fkkcf. tne woman who claimed him a. her prop
erty' and who had given her name ~ Mary Medor.
for some time after the arrest. the woman COM
planned OF the invasion of her rights and
that the negro had lied. but on being tai an To the
lookup, called officer johnson to her and made a
full confession Of her guilt She aeknowie ged
that ner name was SUSAN PKRcr-that she bad
been living with Mrs Harris for two or three
yrsrs-that an intimacy had grown up between her
and the servant. John, and that shert time since
they two bad determined IL possible to make their
escape to sfree State, she to hide Asr shame. and
he TO SECURE bis freedom.
After making the confession. the unfortunate
woman. who seems to be Of weak mind, cried
piteousiJ. Letters have been written To- Mrs Har-
ris at Benford Post Once, and In the course of
tiw days that lady will send ON some ons 20 ideuti.
~ her servant and take him in charge
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Err AND

Err AND
IN FULL
SELF-ACT-
T OF THE
[icle Of bot
|KAIACK.-
|elpiIia Por
Stout.
he bottliBlN
i and half
Rrg,ad st.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
~ have associated themselves together. under the
style and firm of MERCER EVANS for the pur-
pose of manufacturing SASH. BLIND DS and DOUie
Orders by mail or in person, promptly executed
Factory near Haxalls' Mills
ISAAC J. MEECER,
W. Z. EVANS.
Riol,r D.,k -
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NOTlCE.-Having now in store a very
~ =. large stock Of fine CLOTHING, embracing Over
Goats, kagians, Shawls, Blankets. Cleaks fine Dress
Coats. Drees Frocks do; Business Coats all colors:
Seotr, great Variety Pants, of French and English
Csssineres. and fURSiSIilS6 GOODS of choice se-
iectons. from finest to low grades Ny stock in va
tety IL unsurpassed aud marked down to suit these
hard times. My old patrins and the public are in
yited to call; all IN want, will profit themselves by
examining my stock. The cash is wanted Mt No lI9.
Main st. i n CnoSNaN''
~, n--I ne dooos VIII eN sold. oc n
/ ARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
We are now In receipt of the best selected stock
of dentlemens Fine Clothing this city can pro,ince:
and to prove it, oil persons In want will please give
& US Gail We are ready to show Cashmere Businrss
nu1sirom $l2m to .
Side Band Business Coats An p" Is
Renntful lot Cashmere Pants 3N"7
yeets' an"
Large assortment Raglan sacks SIN" q,
Tri-colored Beaver SurtOut Overcoats " l0m q,
Seal Skin Over sacks 6m. 2s
Gentlemcns Beaver 0verc ats made
expressly to order ION" N
n. WALKER 4 CO
oc 70 los corner Main and Pearl sts
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oO 70 IOo nut fiHIH anu Pearl stB.
A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN
"a TELL CLOTHING, at no Main street, and our
stock We con -ider superior in every respect.
The assortment 10 complets In all points size
quail ity and ttyle Dress and Bnsiness Cots Over
Coats and Ra9ians. sha wis and Blankets Shirts md
Drawers, Collars and Crevats. Socks and Gloyes -
Altogether, making up the largest stock ever shown
by Ms. b
Crowds of Goods which We are disposed to elleheap
for eash.
Walk In and buy what you want.
GR0SHONG, TUPMAN i CO.,
oc| ITO Main 81.
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dissolution OF COP ARTNER-
~ sHIP.-The partnership heretofore existing ur-
der the firm and style of WILLIAMS Il BROTH
T. (, has been this day dissolved by mutnal consent.
whom all persons Indebted to the frrn are request.
ed Ia make immediate payment, and all th0se to
whom they arc indebted, will pleas present their
bills for payment. JOHN WILLIAMS,
X. A. WILLIAMS,
WM. b. " WILLIAMS.
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GOODS

GOODS
GREAT
TO # He
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and judge
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IN the city,
inc Sap
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| -uggist
in street.
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:. the lsth
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CARRIAGE
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INIA,O
1881
Stock Of
az its cap
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Cashts~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEHUANTEPEC COsTPANY- 49,

COMPANY
IL 81 k#t NEW ORLEANS July 80, 1857.
Whereas report made to this Board by the President
to his late mission to Washington In fuheance Of the great
That whatever could be made with
the Of the 0aray grant behalf Of this Company
That impossible to obtain the mail contract for this
Company and. ,s} IN 43fs 9lsl }sls s. u
g. That the title Of the loo grant IN this Company
other parties having acquired under rights derived from M
sloo without the knowledge Of this Board and -
Whereas in the opinion this Board title to the Sloo
grant not being in this Company the organization Of sad Com
Of this Board In existence would deceive the public and poas
bly, induce the prosecution Of an enterprise that
credit Of this Board therefore, be 1t unanimously .
Resolved That this Board be and the same hereby dis
solved. @ 44s.sli
Resolved That the members Of the Board severay hereby
resign therefroua. gr 4. ~
Resolved That copy these resolutions be Published in the
Resolved That this Board stands adjourned sine de-
- 80 = - lG L. HEYLIGER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
": g Duncan camp Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Annunciation- Corner Mandeyill eand Morales. T.,
Immaculate Coneepton-Baronne, Canal.
observation-disclosures, Common.
st. Louis Cathedral-Jacks kson Square. ..-..,.
St. Anthony-Rampart, c. Cont. X
St. Aphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and LAUREL -l'
St. Augustine--Bayou Read c. ST. Claude.
st. BartholomewVilere, Seguin and Barhelemy, Az
St. John Baptst-Dryades, b. Clioand Calope.
St. Joseph--Common, b. Mariss and Vilere. rs
St. Mare-Conde n. Ursnline.
st. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
St. Peter-SiargHy. b. CRsacalvoand Greatmeh.
St. Theresa-Camp opp. junction with Prytanis.
ST. Trinity-St Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de Paul--Cireatmen, Montegut
Ursuine Conyent-Belqx the city. .3
FIRST CONGREGATIoNAL: st. Charles. n. Julia
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: St. Peter's-tSeamens Bethe)
Esplanade. LEgist Protesapte FrHncase-Rampnrti
'Bonye Christ Church-Canal, Dauphine Paul's-
Camp Gaenue. ST. Luke'sHercules Felicity ROAD.
Trnity-Jackson c. Plaauemne. Annunciation- AnnuR
ciation Square. Mount Oivet-Agiers
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bacchus and Dryades.
Chestnut Moreau, Enghien. Drysdes, c. Terpsichors
Pietye. Greatmen. Marias, Benvieaad Cont, Coffee,
jackson. ST. Paul tcoored Carrollton, Carrolton,
Nayades Algiers
PREsBYTERIAN; Lafayette Square. Prytanis c. Clio.
Casacalvo, n. Railroad Cans Franklin Fulton, n
Josephine. Prytania, Josephine. Thalis, Benion-
Rouligny, Camp, n. Gadz. .-''
GERM EVANG.: Protestant-Php, c. Chippewa. Profess
tant-Glio, b. Apollo and Nsyades
/ UNITARIAN: Pryania c. caiope Clio b, FrytanA aud
pryades Terpsch Te, n. Nayades. Euerpe D. saechns
And Dryades. I 7H--
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]. WRIGHT & co.

2l c1s II Y. ac- ssr.
81 e s
:sssa .ssss R.,S5fa
VIZ ed
s a .sd
M and been under the treatment q o
] s:qn
GgRED Many who
s. % Ts
T., The
hd.sds q fhysIsIsa.hass
sn sna sy and t.
erected complete Ministers q various
@ isa
e,
and what those who long afflicted have
MI n Pascha o.. Of the editors Of the St. Louis Re-
ssss ss Be
also gives notice Wonderful curing
onx n l. osas sna
in curing Of cases in city The editors Louis
s
y The sss S Ss writes and $ uB
'Tias
ssw anSsr
Of which he knowledge One
s
shsS a m shi IL
bottle sent It to gentleman friend Of his whoseemsd
Il n.' 4ds sda s1s aa @
of prominent physicians merchants and Others
W whts NJ d. eminent physieiaa Of st. Louis. writes
have Witnessed the
60 sssh d
hesitate recommend OF prescrbe think when
=. ssSs esss as ssnsds
.hs ssassey Z.
D. o Gs.s e. ssas d
ysaRs s
finally e ,as
s;ssss Ss
!, s o
ss d
asa. sl
ery until they finally obtained this remedy and 1t cured he
zen y cineinnat states that he severely
with chronic rsuma.is and nssIega His Join,
pound, and i cared Mm ..,,.. -. !. :.
s ssd Fl Fl. three
eeiebraasd physicians no relief Obtained
compound cured him efcudllU We might give hun
dreds Of such cases Orleans and the South.
Levi Hills Of Ottawa Illinois, writes that he severe
afflicted for thirty and for seventeen could scarce
step The flesh had shrunk from his limbs the mos
expensive efforts had been tried for but he had los
remedy bought and took it home and prevailed on hin
" had limbs which had become strong
detail thousand of equal Importance
respectfully ask those who afflicted to send to tn
agent vicinity and get acrcular and read the letter
and certificates of Rev James Mitchell Rev. G. Berrymar
IS Rev. j. H. Lynn ReyJ. N. Kelly Rev. r. Coiburn an
e clergymen while add the Of Hon. j. Smith
late President of the Bank of the State Of Missouri George
d Eddy, s. Downing, Holland G. W Stone, j. Christ,
Southack with ter prominent merchants of ST. ou
T. as also numbers Of other citizens.
This epidece and these areDtng toinesses whe
this great remedy first introduced and where ho
sands during the last The propri
opened their Great Central Office at Mol Barcls
Astor House the city Of New York where all orde
a. for this medicine viii be promptly attended to.
81 This vegetable span Internal remedy prepared and
~ commended for this disease alone. This 1ucureI
Of Price-S5 per single bottle three bottles for $40
ID Wv. ALEXANDER CO., Proprietors
,e .... No. l Barclay street. New York city.
n Soldby j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
| fe4 q and Isl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
THoMAs B. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA

THOMAS B. W1NspToN' Mpesss isE ST: PAUL. MINNESOTA
CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
r RANTsNLoaning borrowing Of Money Mort.
gage and ar s sa Ghsi ssTHThp ssil1sFi pertain
Advantages OF pestins in and around ST. Paul. and in Min
St. Paul is the head Of Capt
sonaen s Of Vicinity
with cuoses beautiful fish lakes and streams and
e
sitsef future great
@ Ss
'a he Sy at St. varied from three
to country filing with
ri M o and s
are few It is utterly useless to at
% s
and nl a. really
Of or msn giving but little trouble nse,ng farm
in his Msssageto the Legislature sit
am aware that is more messages of th
the people Yet this h the M ghsn and
shall written people blessed with
capacity o endurance Citizens other parts
Legislature. great pleasureto record
the
&; ;:
esihsred % ed from other ses, that Minnesota this Day
% oy sa a
s d Wit
hundred and and should such resucon
roa an an ss
us in expecting for the tu
ing the which are each to stmns
S m hs Msh
of the whole American mind each political
h Bringing
wsa an w o Se
hasty fixing the standard for the future which has
the old thirteen Colonies States has been in under
for @
making and the
The rich soil not occupied in Terri
orye propeling machinery of
every extensive pineres for supplying umbe5the
na a" 10
progress in the next five years trust shall
@ pos If d ON M
too much to su1 the mantle of
aho5d ,o political infants vine
There being gsary Laws Minnesota m.ney can be
per month are the usual rates At two per- cent
G lex Ss ss
tanned security in bearing cent month after
maturity respayahiesemi annually
Can be good twelve to fifteen cents
years. lands be located in the
ead wo scter pays IS the d. ss
es %
actual settler.
Aland offered at public sale and unsod, subectto
private entry and immedaelyafter the besme
finest qualify to be Offered in the fall Of this year s6] and
will be the best to purchase for
Townslocated navgable streams with good
lands and in central locations for rade always
third purchase realized especially towns
ST. s Ss' s9 50
and o for % @ m four five and six thousand
F@orseiing For Land warrants Two Cents per Acre
For Locating :. :. Fifteen Cents yer Acre
For buying Lands vicinity wo per- per- cent
For Buying Losin Towns. cent
taken exceptdoublethe cash
Titles undoubted abstracts always taken when pur
orders be accompanied by either
Warrants (which awaysse atsome proht Exchange,or let
st Dubuque
From nuneh to st Paul One day and 9ne 6af asg
Price of PaSsasefrom Cairo to st. Panl .s2l 80
William Il. Avery Esq., Messrs. Bonois Shaw Co., New
Robert Campbell, ESQ.,, Messrs L. A. Benoist Co., ST.
Algernon Jarvis, Esq., Messrs. W. Hoge Co., New York
DIssOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE PREyr-
So 'hs R sy s by 5
cons mt FSnas @ dspong Of his iperes, to Plk
the name Of the firm in the liquidation Of its affairs viii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
L. Ii. PLACE,
LABORDE & XIQUES,
JAMES ID. DENEGRE,
mud NH
JAMES N. TELLER,
EDWARD s, AUDLER,

JAMES N. TELLER, s-
EDWARD s. AUDLER,
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
certify the foregoing be copy of the original
record in office In faith whereof these
der my signature and the impress of office the City
of New Orleans this 18th day of April, 1851
'-r EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages the parish and
city of New Orleans State of Louisiana cefes that the fore
going charter recorded this day In his Office in the Book U
Society No. g. folos 554 to $50 inclusive. P. PAJAUD
aD Depy k4ferordcee