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cvr rst,s ccr,.ry eT.n coraed t, the culsi'at0,
&! cOt;or acne.
Ofs t.sder has ordered good ~Sv.cesble Eisilan
ceree 70 convey tie coston, Tt!e he ara haoenos
have ordered esoh good new psokog pre;s 8 =
siderable sIperte and ss there s-s OF 81 ess, tou
p-,tses Iesoy fur work src the native IS Ae sos "
treuseves 20 tu'n Gu, 10 bales os;y roIn esq, pre-
thsy should tuIn oct 10 o.liy or upward OF l-V'V ~
rUsily. VIII tie pIeeeat sppisno-s. .
Three makers OF cotton gias 8; Msnciestsr 'afoasa
nv various other inst CnsntA Les, have SOM o~s
T. Area tbs folio s1rg, viz;
Ga. 81 gir, c,FsN. Of elss-ias 100 = da'y 'ay or
D.. CO gas e.s.S. .; cis.aiss ioc Il d.y "y is
10 ,a. e.1,sbl- Of ci,.:i1s 50 daily ;.y
sa'-.!, 20 o"' ID
$50 as capable eon;inaO-sy sIeenias daily. iooo
C. CLEAN Gotten 36S COO lbs. yeariy-l0,0OO Amer
car or 10 go Africsp eyed bales Of cotton aud as
ali these gins have been bought az 10 moet
pad fo- o. celivery believe they will rot be NO Sed
10 Re idle. This think is rare o:tsnce OF rapid
deveopnert Of particular trade, and the more so,
i1s.uucn "a il ny csse every ounce OF cotton nas
been collected all the labor perforned, and tee re-
spons:bity Of doing l. borne 6y native Atncsos acme
Il can be LAID down in Liverpool, IN al ordinary
timer about ~ per ID, viz: cost OF Il IN the seed
ID, be. TO maize l. ID cleaning 81 to Az IDS Tor
4d., ssy Id; packing arc Canvas, "a; csnSe ana
Charge I'd board, Id. freight to Eogand TOO macn
BIZ bali Id charges in England, ID. Tots. 4tf.
Recently, howevsr. the native agency com nlt.ee
have begun to charge these who use taeir gins and
peck 10 their store Id per d. and those who do this
viii be at little more expense; BIZ. ss toe cotton is
stil worth I'd. IN Live pool, and not long ago vas
worth 90 there ia yet profit sufficient TO encourage
all rAtiyss to embark in the trade.
These f,et, must encoursgethe efforts Of the re-
Elective colored men who are now laying plans to
fourd Republic in the eastern part Of Yoruba. So
far a. commercial ard agricultural advantages are
concerned, they could not have chosen better H.
cslity Yorubs is the key to the interior Of Affci,
AID vii in time take prominent stand among civ
ilized Dation.. Christianity is sdTan,Ig as rapidly
amor the natives a. missionaries can be fund to
90 tbsre. The moot striking feature Of ali u.s. that
the Slave. Trade will be starred olt through the
oterstion Of lawful commerce.
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NemVurk DAILY Griba,te
SATURDAY, AUGUST Ia, 1853.
NOW READY.

NOW READY,
A Ezra TsBUsI OF eight pages containing he complete &C
&C wonderful with ether valuable articles the
same s.c which have lot sppesed in this ccunty Every
bosy Who GIVES OF horse vii desire to read this Extra
ana oops vii Be printed beyond those ordered news
cee a requested to forward te!I oidef' 81 once
Lanips distinctly to- number of copies required
Prios: sirsis cops, cents; loo copies. 81 50.
AAisM HORACE GREELEY 1 &C.,
Tribune BuIdngs New.fotk
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Departure OF lhe President.

BEDFORD, Pa, Friday, Aug. l3, 1873.
TIE President and party left the Sprngs tns mort
ing, and gill pass tie night at Cumberland. The
Presidents health is greatly benefited by his soiourn
Lere.
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Fire in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug. - 1853.
The Mariners Church, on Perm and Snppen streets,
was considerably damaged by FIRE this morning. A
fireman beloi gins to the Hope Steam Fire Engine
Wa oroWred In the dock.
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Republican Nomination.

RooKLAsp, Me-, Friday. Aug. 10, 1853.
The Republicans of the Third District have NOM
rs.sd Ezla b. French Of Dsmariscotts 70, Congress,
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Yellow Fever nj New.Orlea ans.

NEw-ORLEAss, Thursday, Aug. II, 1858.
The deaths from yellow fever on Tueedsy we're IS
ard to-day "Wednesday reached As.
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Philadelphia stock Board.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug 49, 1853.
Stocls dull. Penrsylvslis State Five, So Read
ing X. r., 23i; Morris Canal 43; Long Island K. r.,
II; Pennsylvania K. r., At.
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Hoax.

BosTos, Friday Aug. Is, 1853.
Tie St. John, n. b., papers state that the story Of
gold being found there is q hoax.
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PERSONAL.

ALBAsY, Friday, Aug. 10 1888.
Capt. Thomas s. Knight. an old and well known
river captain, died here day.
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THE Europa Outward hound.

HALIFAX Friday, Aug. l3, 1853.
The X. N. steamship Eulops, fiom Boston, arrived
at sailed for Liverpool at O'Clock this morning
Weather calm, raining and very dark.
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THE FIREMEN's TORCHLIGHT PARADE.

A meeting VI the Board Of Engineers ard foremen Of
The Fire Department was held lsst evening at Fire
neLs Hall, to take action upon their joinirg in the
oomirg ce bration Of the successful laying Of the At
lsntic Cable. Chief-Et gineer Howard presided
The follow If preamble and resolution adopted:
Bhre1t Extensive arrangements being made both 10
bs city and ghout tbs entire country to celebrate be-
comrg the o. tie event ot the the
joining Ct the Old and New WoIi by II the eleyarh
cable sIo,
Bheea' This wonderful Triumph Ct mans genius Industry
a. Obstacles Of ue distance the vssty deep
hicb h Ct JOY ;hroJ shout the entire snd
breath Of the land calls for public exposition from De-
psrment, therefore. be i.
Re.ord That the Fire Depar.men. Of the CITY Of EewYork
unite with tie municipal nortes acd their fellow czsls in
the proposed deuonssor 10 ration u ibis wonderful
By bsyna grand tch "a, parade evening Of shs
- III inst.
ke'oci Shs Con pauies be allowed 20 parade men
than they allowed BY law.
Rs,orsd That the Chief Er Grand Marshal aud
the Assistant Msshss the evening
parade AID the Board Of Engineers empowered make
al necesssy srrspgep eDts for the
Rssoed Tba. tie Beard Ct Fire Comusolers the Boxd Of
Tu,ts Of the Exempt fremen and the Assistant III
and they hereby invited TO participate with tbs parade
TIE Board adjourned to Thursday night.
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MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
THE COMMON COUNCIL.


The Specisl Committee of the Common Council met
Yesterday morning at the City Hal. Mayor Ismsnn
presented the Committee with an ode, written by Mrs.
Ann s. Stephens, which had been offered by that lady
for the acceptance of the Committee The ode was
accepted. Three members Of the Harmonic Society
were present. ard suggested that if their part Of the
performance could be assigned them, they could st
once commence the rehearsal of their parts and BY the
accession of other musical Societies could combine
four hundred persons.
resolution was adopted to telegraph the third Ad-
mIra of tho British Navy, on the Gorgou, and invite
him to be present in this city and receive the congrat
uatops Of the citizens of New York.
communication was received from the Chief En-
gneer Of the Fire Department ssking al appropria.
tier for their tOrchlght procession.
Mr.. Lowber announced that dispatch had been tale.
grspbso to Trinity Bay 70 allow message to pass
over the wire alter the Queens and Presidents mes
ages until the Common Councils Of New York and
LoIdor exchange greetings.
The Committee decided TO print 500 copies of the
Ode for the use CT the Harmonic Society.
Mr. Low Der stated that It was the intention to have
portions of the cable remaining il the vessels carried
In the procession.
The Committee adjourned
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Or. Osgood's India ChoiagOgue

CURES
Fever and Ague Chls and Fever DUMB Ague Intsritopt
and Renittent Fevers, Liver Complaint Jsundiee En-.
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of ths
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several yearsin bilious climate and sneyer known
fan curing Fever and Ague any diseases shove
named.
Those who suffering from affections of this kind
those have become inyalid upon the
constitution will find the India Cholsgogue' nyalas
BILE remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Gholagoguei Graduating
the human SYSTEM only explain extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent Fever Ague
and the various grades intermittent remen fevers
1t tested in thousands cases. by
R who have used Of the greatest Fever and RENE.
dies extant.
RBe and ask for Dr. osgoods India GhoagOgue sa
there are many counterfeits offered for SALE
Forsale New Orleans wholesale retail proprieort
j. WRIGHT l. CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
General Agents for the South.
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j. WRIGHT q co.
IL YoU woULD ESCAPE

Ia WfWFT VNTfNTTT.Ff VFg5ry TsWN
= 2 .. NJ SAz4S ~, ~ ~
LoAs SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
sDol1ex,. w.s,.., r-,w.o.o.
The only Instant everFailipr Andots . Pin d Rsrt
= = = ~ = y
To without smart and quicker ali ais that other things
relieve; moreover has abso1,te ana control over
...,.s,,, ,,.. -.
l'.l''u' anien ny" es-E' an V'''
tsfpeo'ea ai'e hsoleaisSlu
j, Stops all pain, even Of Burns, instantly.
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sHERIFF0s SALES.

rHfRp T)fsrRicT CouRr MOORE u VAECuLIN VII. MEL.
81 New Orleans UHIOR MirOBELIs-Eo. 9, $3.50.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of Merl facIaG TO me
I'D directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans the ahoye entitled cause will proceed to sell
III public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp Magazine streets, TUESDAY, the Sd day Of
August, 1883, AZ u O'Clock Ne
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF 6RoUNl situated in the -
lower Of this city, IN the bounded by Old a
Legee Or Public Road ST Ferdinand, MORGAN and Monte Ell
gut Streets designated lot No plan Of II lots drawn
BY File md jean Communy, Deputy Surveyors the
I7 February 1854 deposit ged
fore f. de ATnas then Notary Public the 1s Of March,
1886. Said lot having English oblqne line Is
feet inches and eghs Of m inch front evee seetor
Public road the Dimensions the line also obque
extending in depth each Of the right and left lines 100 feet
the above ressd plan and belonging in the said
II lots Of ground the right side by lot designated under No.
s. and the left side by lot designated ot No o. on said
Together With e the buildings and there
on. The house bears No. III Old Leyee street.
Together also with 81 shares Of the capital stock Of the C
sens Bank OF Louisiana secured by mortgage said property
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon Ways rights usages Gus
TOMS Beytudes and immnities Of what kind the
belonging aud eppertainDg situated in the First District
Of New Orleans in the square Comprised between Jua ST.
Peter, Glrod and ST. Paul Streets being LOT No. 4g on plan
made by W. Thorton Thompson the 9Th January 1888 depoa-
tied plan forty -four in the book Of pan Of the late j. b.
Marks Notary and which lot fronts 20 feet on il street. and
IS IS feet deep between parallel llnes American
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all its
dependencies adjoining the above and the plan design
and is So feet deep betgeen parallel lines, American
4. And the slaves LOUIS and SILVA.
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-C the spst.
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e. II. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

DEuxiENE CoUR DE DIsrRIcTl SUCCESSION DE JAMES
de Ia Eonyelle- Orleans MURPHY-No 1906,
I'm y 11ftTU dun ordre dc ,vente, renditi 10
"A p de jain 1858, ct moi adreBse par Honorable
neuxeme Cour de District de Ia Eouyee0 aaire
cdessns, 10 proc6ders le SAMEDI IA daodt 1855 midi
pH6tel de Ia Cite, de la Commune, les d
Camp e des Magasins, REHABILITATION de-
UkTERRAIN, situe dsrrere laneenne Municipalite
Gauioudhu Premier District dc vle desiGne par
No dams et No 49, borne les johnson PFieUr
Commune e Payre dapres plan par Joseph Pile
yoyer date a Ter mai 1870 Ct depost letade de D L. Nc
Cay cideyant noaire public Vile dapres
dn dit plan dresse O. A. Hedn, hrchiece ingeuieur
GATE uu II de mars 1851 Ct nss depoe reude
du dit notaire MeCay.
e dig terrain mesure q pieds de face II die Peu
ral6les, rnesure amercRine.
&c terrain apparent cete succession moyen de acqu
stion que lie deun await e de ohn Hagan hertets
de George Lafayette par ace rapport DC Michel Gernon,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
Il. 4. PARKER,
Jy2l aul4 Sheriff de h Parosse diOrlsans.
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.wlner,s oanaaLan yernnlfnge,I

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRMs-w WARRANTED
PURELY vEGEFABLE-A Speedy Cure and EHectual
Remedy for Worms.
established beyond the shadow doubt by the
experience testimony the eminent physicians that
than Of the diseases with which children
afflicted caused by worms and thousands of children
annually from those diseases when either
attributed something else Various the preparations
which recommended remedies for worms but expert.
has proved them all less ineectnal the end
however has atlengh benataned and remedy found which
has failed destroy worms wherever they have existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony Of the emil.
entphyseans and the country The
remedyis
wNERs CANADIAN vEEMIFuGE.
sfein operation and easily administered than
any the symptoms which indicate the existence
Of worms in the bowels are follows The countenance
pale Of eaden color and suused with occasional Pushes
the eyes heavy and dull the breath d the lips
swollen feelings the nos which causes the pstenttopck
his the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening in
fright and liable starting and grinding h teeth tho
appetite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes yoracious and
at others feeble, and in some 1t deprayed.
TO the following certificates numerous others might be added
but it believed that sufficient establish fact
that Wners Canadian Vermifuge is superior remedy for
worms.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered edi
cine prepared Mr. john Winer Of htcwn designated -
Wners Canadian yermifuge and being fully satisfied with
efficacy confidently safe efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of worms from the intestine canal
G. o'REILLY,
Mcentiae of the r. G. Of Surgeons in IRELAND, etc.
q snts J" I'M !, 9on 1,,gN sto
fF-ou, tbe Rev. /. Flanagan. of Binbrook. d va
j. w1EEasir have made the trial of your Canadian Yer
fuge and with the most happy results In own family
every which has my knowledge, the expu
sion of worms followed the administering of your yerm
ge every here prefers It to the other its effects
certain children take it readily whidhis great point
gained in giving medicine to children 1900
99lS ~ ioAo' ooliN itAH' -,
kz- The physicians generally "wners Canadian
Yetmifugeo This medicine j. simple vegetable pFepafssa
depes eau as to me as viii always destroy worms and re-
store the patient 10 healsh
A Over one thousand esF.ncases nave psen soa 10 ts
mony to the efcaey If the Invaluable remedy
Rg- Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist
so'd ,vhosss,ssnd rstail by u WRIeHPA
nos. = "na 10 Uaat't'ss'rss''
Real schiedam schn0pps'
vANpEyEER3s INDICATED al
srv,,vs gogJPn1g aouv,pss
ar,,,,.of t1ol.na Gina wholesome beverage and
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sEcoND DISTRICT CoURrl SUCCESSION OF JAMES MUIR.
q New Orleans PHY-No 1906.
QY VIRTUE OF and 1n obedience TO an order
u Of SALE rendered june 18th, 1885, and directed
by the Honorable the Second District Cont Of Orleans
the above entitled cause will proceed public auction
the City Hotel Common street. between Camp Magazine
streeta SATURDAY, Augut 18th, 1855 II O'Clock
CERTAIN. LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in the
rear of the late Municipality No {nO the First DISTRICT of
this city, designated plan drawn Joseph Pile Surveyor
dated the Is day Of May 1890 deposited the office Of the late
David j. McCay Notary Public in this city, and copy
thereof made by O. A. Hedin Architect and Civil Engineer
dated the nth day Of March 1851 and deposited for reference
in the Office Of said Notary by the No. in 90
bounded BY Johnson PreuE, Common and Palmyra
which said lot rs feet front said Prieur street. by
1913 feet 10 inches and lines in depth between parallel lines
American being the acquired By purchase from
John HRgan and the heirs of G. g. D. Lafayette
LIST, 1851,
EFT PARKER
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2. T. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans,

sIx1EnE coUR DE DISTRICT 1McIEMoRE, RAYBURN 3
d.,a wn.o-,..n. G GO ys; P sR,o WALSH
I'm V1E8FU dun writ de 6eri fuclas a moi
II adresse phohorable sixieme Gor de District de ia
Nouvele reans dams paaire cdessns 10 pTocederai e
MARDI, daodt, 1883 10Y heures A. NJ, les ieux
ciapres desgnes, padiudicalon de-
Tous les Meubes ct Es dams maison cdevant
de JnO Price j des deendeuFs uee de iAnnon
citation No l9, Premier District cette Vile suvant
inyentaire depose mon bureau pour recours.
Eaisis daDs pgfaire i.deBsus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment del adjudication.
L. r. PARKER,
auD Etertfd n1 la purpfEs Al flr1aa
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srxrEuE Corr DE DIsrHror} WIN, 2. GEAYsoN vs. SEES
deli Nouvelle- Orleans CREANCfERS-Ho5655.
I'm VEEeTu dun OrtiEe de vemte FendM ie 2
II de Juliet 1883, moi adresse phon0rabe Sixieme
Gour de District de la Eouvelle Orleans dams ae edessus
je procGdefai lie SAMEDI, daoft 1885 midi, les
eux ciaprs degne pour le compile des creanciers de
pinsolYable, Ia yente publique ct adjudication de-
l. Tous les meubes e eets Bbandonnes Fnsoysble
eeencier ct contenus dams La maison uee Nayades
No III uTant bilan enegre gtee de Ia susdite Siee
COur de District de Ia EDuvelle Orleans.
q La balance du bail DIES dts ieuX expant 70 Ter novebre
proehsn qS5 raison dc $40 Pan paabes mensueienent
COkDITI0RS-POur les meubles Ct ees, compliant
men dc Naturalization le bail aequerenr paiers le
oyer eeheance ct ID balance du prix DISQUALIFICATION sill
await compliant au moment de REHABILITATION.
y. A. PARKER,
5y26 30 au2 Sheriff de la ParoHse d'Grieans.
sixth D1srRIor eouRT / McLEMoRR, RAYBuRN 4 co. ys
Of New Orleans. PRICE, WALSH 4 COMO $50
QY VIRTUE OF a writ of 6eri facIas TO nae
u directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed 10 sell
a public auction the premises hereinafter desgnad
TUESDAY, the Sd day Of August 1858 at 10Y O'Clock A. NJ
All the Furniture and Moys9ble Effects contained n the
defendants and situate No. l9 Anuunciaon street
First District Of this city, inventory be my
office
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. T. PARKER,
ENgD ~ fT lfT &C. n
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EFT. PARKER,
sheriHof the Parrish Of Orleans.

QU1TRIEnE CeuR De DlsTRIcr JOS. SHANNON vs. sAM,L
dc Us NouEelle Orleans. GWARTNEY--Eo 1850.
I'm Vk1E&'rUd 2tlu writ de sRisle ct vente moi
~ adEesEe par PHonorabe Quatrene Cour dc District
NpuVelle GreanH dams FataiTe cdessus procederA
sAAiEpIs daodt, 1858, midi, pH6el de Cite rue
Dc Ia Commune, entire lea du Camp des Aaggsins
a IL vente pnbiiqus ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, Rvec les amelorstions qui So
sont dessns sine dams lie fanbourg Annoncaon lie
Premier District DE- eslte Vile dams let No. H. borne Iii
les ThRlie3 Erao, Soils; terrain
pied amereain, &c pisds pouees lgnes
~ rue 1acobs 81 psas ponce q hgnes dams IL fond 26
pieds ct ignes de pofondeur ligne
pare du tsrrain No ct I9 peds pouce ct gpes sur sa
ne daboTnenent du coe de Ia ThRie dapres pan
dFesse A. 81 Phelps apentsu fesFer 1916 Ell depose
en- letnds de jules MoSsy Tors notae eette vile.
lie sAisE dams l'adairs ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment del adjudication,
T.. r. PARKER,
$50 Is "A 81 au7 Sheriff de lis Paroisse d'OrlsanB.
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FoVRFH DlsTarcr couHr HENRY FLoEsEoE p; Good;

OF all, Bnhrogated vs. J.. G.. GeOdall
New Orleans. etRi-Ee.Il ,8lA
kRK VIRTUE OF a writ OF II AFt Gefas nssRE af
- J. e. Bradford, and directed by the Honorable the
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans above entitled
cause will proceed TO sell public auction, the City Hotel
g9In9n street between Camp aud Magazine streets SAT-
ukUAfj the l4th day Of August, 1858 f2 O'Clock
ALL the right title and interest Of the said defendant ~
J. g. Bradford 10 and to certain lot Of ground situated M
In the Fourth District Of the city Of New Orleans M
square bounded BY Jacks Josephine CLARA and Martin %
deenaed by The No eighteen fornog the
and CLARA streets. and
b. depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines.
Together with all The buildings Improvement thereon
Seized in the Rboyesuit.
TERMS--Gash on the spot.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FRANCISCO ROMAGOsA vs. re-
LIX DUGAYET-Thos. Williams
OF same-Wm. x. Pike, tChas g.
Mediation Bubrogated, same
= New Orleans. Nos. L, 81, II $50 and l0,505
RY VIRTUE OF n writ OF seizure ana sale
- Of writ Of heri facRs and alias de facias
70 me directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled causes to
written consent Of all parties interested heein will proceed
70 sell apubc auction, at the City Hotel Common street
between Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY the 7h
slaves viz:
sILAs DILLARD, negro man, aged 6th january 1885,
SAM NEGRO man. aged ION 18th October l857 about %
abon. 26 years. ''
OLIVIA, WEBB, CHARLES and ALFRED.
Seized in the above suits.
TERMs--Tweye mouths credit for notes endorsed the
satisfaction of the interested parties bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annam from date until paid
E. n. PARKER,
Sheriffnf tire nfQ
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s1lence tlaat brennan cougl.,

silence that Dreadful Coughs
The work Of thedestroye has begun Tie Lungs are in
dangerl Resort at once to
DIR. Davis
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or afuure aid may be in vain Are you motherI Your
daughteryour idol and earthyioy-is bed
gushing; pale cheek acstsd
fast wasting away The sepuIhra cough pains
dickens your soul; it the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy that will sophe Cough and save herfrou
the consumptive's grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic ush cough feeble limbs tell of fearfuifore
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despair. An is stretched forth you-o soohe
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Of Wild Cherry Tar the only remedy that Will positively
CURE consumption, coughs, colds Group hoopng
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and I5l Chartres street.