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Phthisls FulmOnaIis.

Or pulmonary Consumption, ID among
medical men, understood to designate :
disease caused by the presence and dsvel.
opment oftubercles 10 the lungs. II gen.
orally augments in virulonce as the disesse
advances. II has always been regarded sa
chronic disease. In 8 msioTity Of the
cases its progress is slow and gradual; bat
at times It reaches its fatal :erIninstiou With
great rapidity. In the first stages of this
disease the expectoratiOns are ofsn opaque
yellowish-wbite matter in the second stage
it becomes softer and moister, assuming 8
soft cheesy appearance; and at last Fessm.
bles pus or colorless liquid. mixed with
opaque shreds Of tubercuIOus matter
Should the disease be allowed to progress
beycnd this stage,it would probably prove
fatal; but by using DR.. HOoflsnd's Ball
samic Cordial, an effectual check can be
put to It's further progIess. Do not there
fore delay: do not trife with your life; but
purchase bottle Of this invaluable remedy
and then, If it merits your appreciation, as
We are sure it will, recommend it to your
friends.
Prepared only BY Dr.. G. n. jackson.
4ls Arch Street and for sale BY druggists
aud storsksepes throughout the Uuited
States. Price IS cents per bottle.
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The Declaration Of Independence as
1t Was and Should Be.

As an evidence Of the reversed positiOns
Of the statesmen of this country and Eng.
land during q period Of but little over
three-q quarters Of century, we present to
our readers a portion of the original draft
Of the Declaration Of Independence.
1t will be seen that whereas Jefferson
thought Great BritMn's attempt to uphold
the trade in African slaves a sufficient prov
ocation for war, bis successor in the gov
ernment would resort to the same desper
ate measure, on account of her efforts to
suppress it.
At the State Department At Wishing
ton may be seen, carefully framed. the Or
iginal draf ofthe Declaration OF Independ
ence, in Jeffsrson's writing, with amend.
ments and erasures BY Adams aud Frank
lin.
Iu Jefferson's hand occurs the following
passage, Which was omitted in the engros-
sed draft. 1t comes at the end OF the ecu
merated causes Of war.
"He has wsged cruel war against human
nature elfviolstiug its most sacred rights
Of life and liberty in the persons Of q dis
tant people who never offended him, cap.
tivatiug and carrying them into slavery in
another hemisphere, or TO incur miserable
deaths in their transportation ttither; this
piratical warfare, the opprobrium Of infdei
powers, is the warfare of the Christian
King Of Great Britain. determined to keep
open market where MEN should be bot
and sold; he has pFostituted bis negative
for suppressing every legislative attempt to
prohibit or restrain this execrable commerce
and that this sssembsge Of horrors might
want no fact Of distinguished dye, be Is
now exciting those very people to raise 10
arms amongst US, and to purchase that lib
ety Of which he has deprived them, by
numbering the people upon whom he also
intruded them, thus paying otf former
crimes committed against the liberties of
one people, with crimes which be urges
them to commit against the tivss Of anoth
er." ..
In reference to the above passage, Mr..
jefferson. in bis "Minutss of Debates in
l776,on the Declaration Of Independence"
says that "the clause Ieprobating the en-.
shaving the inhabtsnts OF Afrlcawas struck
out, in compliance to South Carolina and
Georgia, who bad never attempted to re
strain the importation Of slaves, and who,
on the contrary. still aOished to continue Il
How applicable to our time! Why should
not this clause be read wherever the De
claration 10 read for it is ten times more per
tinent now than when it was writtenl Let
us have the Jeffssonian Declaration, pure
and simple, and before it was married by
the interference Of Georgia and South Car.
oliua.-N Y. ESsning POst.
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Horrible and NJ ysterIOus Murder.

PrTrssURoH, July IL, ls5s.-A mcSt
fiabollcai murder was perpeirated in this
county, about tue 30th Of June last. Il
seems that q German woman and French
or German man, came into the neighbOr.
hood Of Cork's run, on Saturday the 9Th
Of June, and hung about amongst the far.
Iners. Til the Tuesday or Wednesday fol.
lowing. when they left. and were both mis-.
sed. On yesterday (JuIy lOth,) the wo.
man was found in a ravine amongst the
bushes, hsving heen shot through the head
with pistol, The body WAS no decompo.
sed that her features could not he recogui-
zed. But the clothing found WIS identi-
feel as that belonging TO the woman who
had been seen in the nsighbOrhOod. She
was no doubt killed by the man who was
with her.
The man represents himself as miller
by trade, and speaks both French and Ger.
msn; but no EAgIish; is 35 to 10 years of
age; is about 5 feet Z or 8 inches high; !;
he,vv built. black eyes, black hair, heavy
black mustscbe, and very he'vy black eye
brOws; high forehead, anu has military
air. He has coffee sack with clothes 10
it; and wore linen blouse over his clothes.
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All rooms should be 81 constructed as
to have 9 constant drsught Of air passing
through them. A man Of Ordinary size
renders 3 hpgshead Of sir unfit for breath
ing aud consumes its blood purifying qual-
lies every hour. Hence, sleeping in close
rooms, even though alone, or sitting for q
very short time 10 q crowded vehicle. OF
snong large assembly, is perfectly cor.
,upting to the blood. Close bed rooms
make the graves of muIti.udss- Halls
Book Of Consumption.
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A New DODGE 1T is stated in the New
York papers that of late. gangs Of pick.
pockets have adopted the plan Of taking
excursions to Staten Island. One who is
good swimmer falls overheard to gather
sympsthizing c,owd, so that his accom-
plices can operate. This was tried last
Sunday week on board the steamboat
Hunchback. The captain having heard Of
the dolge.let the fellow remain in the wa
ter till lie was nearly drowned, and then
dragged him out.
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DECAY OF SLAVERY IN MIssouRI.--The
St. Louis Democrat shows the tendency
Of free emigration to drive slavery out Of
Missouri BY comparing the free and slave
population of several counties in 1851 and
1856. Then Gasconade county had a..
1856 whites to I04 slaves, nov 1854
whites to as slaves; then st. Francois CO.,
had 4,2s5 whites to ,32l slaves. now s,
93S whites to 726 slaves; then Cole co. ,
had 5,771 whites to l.0S7 slaves, now o.
2l0 whites to 80s slaves. There are "a
other counties in which slavery is fast dis
appearing, and il Is not little remarkable
that many Of these counties are in the mid.
die and southern sections--ths border ruff
fan portions Of the State.
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LEPERs.-Bsyard Taylor, on bis way to
Bergen. in Norway, says:-"We took on
board four or five lepers, on their way to
the hospital at Bergen. A piece Of oil
cloth had been thrown over some epars TO
shield them from the rain, and they sat on
deck, avoided by the other passengers, q
melancholy picture oi disease aud shame.
One was boy Of fourteen, upon wbose
face wart like eycresences were beginning
to appear, while woman, who seemed to
be bis mother. was hilsously swollen and
dis6guled. A man crouching down with
his head between bis hands, endeaVored to
hide the scanned and knotted mass of pro.
truding blue flesh which had once been a
human face. The forms Of leproay, e,e
phsntiasis & other kindred diseases, which
I had seen in the East and in tropical
countries. are not nearly so horrible. For
these unfortunstes there was no hope
Some years more or less of life which is
wo,se than death, Was now al TO which
they could iouk forward. No cure had
yet been discovered for this terrible disease.
There are two hospitals here, one of which
contains five hundred patients, while the
other. which has recently heen erected for
the reception Of cases in the earlier stages,
who may be subjected to experimental
courses Of treatment, has .lready one hun
dred. This form Of leprOsy is supposed
to be produced partially by exclusive diet
on salt fish, and partly by want of person
al cleanliness. The latter is the most prob.
able cause, and one does not wonder at the
result after hs has bad little experience
of Norwegian filth. 1t is the awful curse
Which falls upon these beastIy habits Of
life."
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Speaking Of children. u western n. Z.
correspondent mentions q neat little speech
Of -f,ur year old." Ills mother was hug.
cing and kissing him. ss notheis will, and
said to him. "CharIie, what makes you 80
SWEET" Charlie thought : minute; he
had beOn told that he waa s'hade of the
dust Of the earth;' happy thought struck
him, and be answered with : rosy smile:
Il think, mother, God must have put q
little thugar in the dust-don't your
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The PHILOSOPHY OF APPEARANcE.--
PERSONAL FRIEND.-''I say, Jones how is
it that your wife dresses so magni6centlv.
and you always appear out at the elbow ."
Jones-"You see, Thompson, my wife
dresses according to the Gazette of fashion,
and l dress according to my ledger"
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"RsducsdSy Dyspepsia to a mere SksIs.

"RedGeed6y Dyspepsia to a mere Sksls.
toa"-Gmsd By "BOsrhauss Holland
BlAers.
Mr.. A. Maichett, trader probably =
we'll known as any man in Western Penn
sylvanis, states az follows: Il met with
farmer in Armstrong county who wac re-
duced by Dyspepsia to mere skeleton; I
persuaded him to buy bottle Of Bosr.
have's Holland Bitters. believing it would
cure him. Meeting him some months zfs'
er, what was my astOnishment 1t finding
him n hale hearty man; be told ne be
now weighed 200 pounds, and that THE
wonderful change had bssn produced by
BOerhavs's Holland Bittsrs, to which be
attributed solely bis restoration"
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The Sex OF EGGs.-GeniE, Of Francs
announces that be has discovered method
Of determining the sex of eggs, which, if
true, is Of considerable importance to those
who wish to raise poultry for market. His
statement is ss follows:
Il an able, after three years study, to
state with assurances, that all eggs coutaiU'
Ing the germs Of males bave wrinkles on
their smaller end, while female eggs are
equally smooth al both exhemitiea."
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THs GwiS And WILSON ATYAIR--It vii
be recollected that towards the close Of Con.
gress some sharp words occurred between
Senator Gwiu, Of California. and Ssaator
Wilson, Of AassachuseilS-that GWiu cha
lengsd Wilson, and like q man Of true
courage NJ. Wilson declined to accept
TO murder or 10 murdered, but informed
Mr.. @. thst be should Gefsnd himseIfi.
assailsd. Some friend Of Senator Gwin. il
not GWiu himself, having published coz
temptibls pack Of flies respecting the difficult.
ty, Mr. Wilson has made q triumphant re.
ply. 10 conclusion be ssys: Leader.
When declined Mr.. GWin's challenge.
| did suppose be would assault me At sight.
and | was not unprepNed to meet il. l
did not deem physical courage 30 rare >
thing or 80 exalted quality as to learn me
to impute any want of it to him, hat did
not suppose be was foOl.hardy enough to
attempt upon me what this letter writer
iesiguates another Gaming affair."" Siucs
| helped to wash the blood from the head
ofmy colleague in May, 1855, I have bad
an idea that it would not be quite safe foe
any one to try upon me, "a Gaming affair.""
I shall continued think to indulge that idea
some time longer.
Yours truly, HExRY WILsos.
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EF~Excelsior," the we'll traired horse
belonging to Dan Rice's circus was killed
in small town in illinois few days ago.
The poor brute, il would appear, fell from
the stairs which be used to ascend 10 the
ring. and frscturing Ii. limb his death was
rendered necessary. Excelsior was a son
Of the renowned Grey Eagle, and was
some i2 years Of age, 9 of WHICH be per-
formed in the ring.
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Boys are like yinsgar-wken there
is much smother" in them they ars always
sharp.
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A MODEL WAR SPEECu-Ph Phonogmph-
ic Rspott: Boo-O-o-o-Whr-r-r-r -r-r
Observation-Disclosures
-f-.-C
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GTThers are 100000 women employed
in Wateh.makipg 10 Switzerland.
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~AMarm. may I go fishingf "Yes
sonny, but don't 60 near the water; and
recolleet ifyou ere drowned. III wolloP
you,"
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A WOMAN BRUfALIYWu
BYA PRIEST.

Ihefs % much excitoment Ia Duiaaafs
county, Pa 10 Consequence Of the bestiaz
Of . woman, named joanna Couner, bT
ROnan Catholic Pris.l Says The Medis
American:
~Her oath before Justice Of TIE Peaos
wa that The priest rode up 70 The houss
while Der husband Wss AbssnL came 10 Or
-deFed ber 10 kuesl, and then numerically
whipped Der with q Whip made Of ftwi.led
wire, (Ooe said TO be used BY him 10 pua-
ishing refractory CAthOIicS over the arma
su1 shoulders. This she could not stand,
snd ran out upon the piazza crying and
screaming. He followed drove Der back
agsin, made her kHeel, and again whipped
ber with this boUid instrument Of torture.
Apd 10 concl1ding, TO add 10 bis already
inhumsh conduct, directed her to bathe beF-
self With salt and water. (which would
have produced the most eXcrudsling ago
uy.) aud 20 Aay nothing about the Affair."
She then preceded 10 the bOuse Of Euos L
Baker, bot q few yards of, (fOF whose
family ber sister works. showed Mn. B. ths
marks Of the whipping. which laid 10 thick
black Welts seross her arms and back -
thick ~ ones thumb With the blood here
snd there oOzing through the laceratsd skin,
and relAied 10 them SUBSTANTIALLY as above.
They directed Der 10 The house Of Squire
Bald win, whittier she Immediately repair.
ed, 10 spite Of the prOlestations Of her sisieS
who supersitiOusIy believed tbst dark svils
would come upon them for daring to op.
pose . priest. She asked Mr.. Baldwin IL
there was any law TO protect a woman from
q priest in this country. He told her there
was. She then nAde oath Of the facta
and procured State warrant for the Pri-
est's arrest. The Squire remarked that be
wa very particular in questioning heF sa
10 the facts Of the case, as be considered h
an extraordinary one, and wished to have
no doubt about it. She also remarked 10
him that this IVES not th4 fist or the only
whipping be bad been guilty Of; that be
had hogged a woman in the Deighborhood
with wire whip similar to the one be used
on her. We think il was for marrying .
man named COpPoc or Proctor, Protest
tant--Whicb constituted q benions offence,
even in this country where every one should
have their free choice. She said that be
whipped her 20 severely, that she WA
confined to ber bed three weeks almost at
the point Of death The affair waS hush.
ed up. and 10 all probability would not
have been divulg.d Bat for this last offence.
It is stated further, thst it is nothing un-
common for him to whip men, women saG
children, whenever they displsaso him."
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sHFRIFFos SALE.

sEoosp nIsTsscI oouEr CITY OF szw ORLEANS vs. n
RT VIRTUE of n writ Of ffeTf fartas Ia me
II drcc'ed BY The Honorable The SECOND Uisfrfef Co.. -
New Orians IN The above entitled canse viii roe~ =, III
public anclion At The City Hotel Conaoa street f
Camo and Magazine streets. MONDAY the 5fh 49, ~
April 1873 st u o'clock NJ the following described properly
viz
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN The So -.
eond Dis e Of this city, In ths square No. 6 bounded g
by Murat Conu Bienvie and Alexander The II
whole will fully appear by reference the Assess
snt Roll Of said District 6led in th the Office Of the
Of this city.
Together With all the buildings improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TEKMS-Cash the spot.
r. I. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEUrIExE CoUR DISTRICT WILLIE De IA NiLLE-ORLE-
de la Souveiie Orleans 5 ANS Us: N. VOUCHER.
No. I25iT
TN VERTU dun writ de fEerI faeias a mol
adresse par fbonorzse Deuxeme Cour de District de IA
LUSDI davr, 1853. mini, a iiH6iei de Ia Cite.
de Ia commune. entire e du Camp des M4asius Ia
Venie pnblque e. adj tdicatou de-
ON TERRAIN, siiue dams 10 Deuxeme District de -.
cette willie da,s l'e No l76 b1rne par les Mnra go
~ n bienyie ei Alexandra lie ainsi quil apper Iii
sorier de willie.
sur le cit terrain.
lie tout saisi dams ralfaire cideszus
CONDtTIONS-Comptant au moment de padiudicatien.
f. 7. PARKER
ms IL ~ 20 40 sherif de Ia Par0isse dOTleans.
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New orlean

Of ! ANN DEeKER ,vidov n W u
New Orleans. Emory. wife Of Jas II. Wing6ed.
-- No ! .N3
Rf VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
- me directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District lou Of
New Orleas in the above entitled will proceed to
a. public auction at the City Hotel street BET ween
Camp and MAGAZINE streets IN MONDAY the 9Th day n
viz F'NP0''f
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the fanbourg
IRENE 10 the Third District Of this city and designated
NOS u u a. 70, l6 II, and 49, IN square No. 3
eonped Within Force Havana Virtue sref and The Lonon
Promenade as plan drawn by j. Puejo Survey on the
ID May 545 and deposited In the Office Of Joseph Cuyer
notary in this city. sa lots measuring American
according 10 said PLAN folio
Ac 30 lee, front on London Promenade by Ito IN DEPTH
e ween parallel lines lot No. forming the Of
Prone ade ami Force and lots 2 a. u.s. I6 H.
and IT, 81 feet front street bv depth
~ fee between parallel lines said lot No. II forming
cornsr Of Force Havana streets.
Together with all the Improvements thereon rights ways
privileges aud advantages thereunto belonging In any wise
appertAiing.
Seized in the above suit
TEkMS-Cash on the spot.
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FouRrH DISTRICT COURT 20. J. FELDsER vs.. F'co: MFR
of CADET ct al-Nos n,521 and
New Orleans l547.
DIV VIRTUE of two yvrits of fieri fncias
ID Theodore ednc, objected by the Honorable
tue Fourth District New Orleans the entitled
causes will proceed sell public auction, the City Hotel
Common between Camp and Magazine streets, FIJI
DAY April 8lth 1855 at IL O'Clock NJ
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate at the -
corner ospa and bsuphn streets in the bound M
ed by Hospital Dauphn Bourbon and Ursulnes Streets Sl
measuring French 80 feet front Hospital street.
by 60 feet deep front DAuphn adjoining Hos
pal street the property Of Miss Gertrude Dge assigns
Dauphn TO that of Suzee Casane assigns.
Together with all The buildings and Improvements thereon.
VIII property acquired by r. Leduc from Ma
nue Basco b, before C. v FouoU notary dated March Is
ls49
about thirty years
Seized Ia the above suits.
TERMS-Cask the spot.
f. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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f. T, PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

cISeuIExE Corn DE nIsrRcT WILLIAM COLLINS VS. MI.
de Ia Souvellr-1 ltaHs (CH AEL JORDAN-Nol2,2g3
I'm VERTLts< IN writ dc snIsie ct vente n
IA moi adrNfF4N honorable Cinqueme Cour de District de
Nor SSNs dams ralIaire cid ssus ie prncedeai lie
sdayril 1855 midi, pfl6le de Ia Cite. de la
dtre les rues du Camp ct DIES Magasins, padjudi
"catIs'fde-
TRoIS TERRAINs, su6s aMcDonoghvlle, en- la Pa. -
Orleans Ia rive drole du heuye Mississippi, n
visa Wis de Ia vile de Ia Nouyee Orleans, EI
mesue americana, SAVIOR lie No un dams et No vngun,
81 pirds II lignes de Ia Homer,
pieds de profonden ct face Ia Madison, don't fome Pan
gle lie No denx dams e dit let No vngtnn 81 pied pouces
ct cues face Ia Homer 100 pieds de profondeur
enr gnes paeles ct lie No tro dams lie dit e vingtun
u psds ponc de fee Ia madison G3 peds 10 pouce
ct 6 gnes de profondeur, entire LINES PARALLELS
Ensemble avec les hasses NmeliOraons dui Sc
trouyen dessu les dos privileges servudes eayau-
tages attaches y appartenant
AinS lie de sce de par j. r. Nolnar
an dcfendeur rapport Amedee Ducael no,ae public
ceite VILE date dn "a mai 1886.
lie saisi daus pahiire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'adjudication.
f. r. PARKER,
m22 % 40 Y "a Sheriff de Ia Pnrnsse d'Oreans.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT JULIEN CoLvIS vs.. MRS. HAN
Of New Orleans NAH PARKER-No. II, 1872
DY VIRTUE of and In obedience to an order
ID of rendered March 18th, 1855 and deeiet by
Honorable the Third District Court Of New orleans In the
SATURDAY, the Sd day of April ls5S, at IL o'clock A.
NJ the Delta Warehouse Fulton street. between Lafayette
and Grod Streets in the First District Of this city
All Furniture Moveable Effects taken from the prem
Crescent City Hoel situate the
Customhouse in the Second District Of this
city, a per inventory to be my ofiee.
Seized professionally in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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oUArRrExE cOyR DE DIsrEIer1 G. y PELpNER VS.. FRO.
Eouysiie. Orleans ii,521 and II .5i7
I'm yERTU de deux writs de fieri facins
Il eonre Theodore Leduc moi ACTRESSES par honorable
Quareme Cour de District de Ia Nonvllel reans. dams les
atfares ciiesus ptOcedera le VNDREDI 30 dAy lSS
midi rH6lel de la Cite DE- la Commune, entire les rues
du Camp ct des Magasins, padjudieaon de-
l. UN TERRAIN, situe a leneoignnre des de -
rH6pitA ct Danphne, dams ret borne les de M
fH6pta Dauphne bourbon des ursunes, mesnran AAA
franchise 80 peds de face la de PH0pta sur o.
peds de profondeur face Ia Danphne borne du eoe
la dc PH6psl Ia pfopriete de ree Gertrude
du cote de Ia Dauphne par eee DC gu
zelte Castanedo on Ryans causes. ...,
Ensemble batisses ameoraons qui Sc tonSen'
dessus - a.
ee propTiefe appsrent au defsndeur Ledu an oyen de
acqnsion qu faite de Manuel baseo par .ee au rap
port e. " foulon noaire dn y de mars ois an
Q LESCLAYE nomme CHARLES, negre age u eh'"on ~
ans.
saisis dams les affaires eidessus. -, ,,,,,.
7. PARKER,
MO a II "a 40 Sheriff de Ia Pzroisse d'Orieans
CECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILERS FOR
- sALE-Oue Steam Engine So inch diameter Oh eSlhoef
anu Three dcaSie. fnsd Boilers, 9 feet long.
TSS tubular Boilers. Il feet long u inches diameter.
wv 'iD4s' D. H. FOWLER,
su9a III BaTonne street.
DRAZIL NUTS-SO barrels, Tor sale by
A. r. COCHRAN HALL.
q Drawer street.
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TRoIslEME CouR DE- DISTRICT EDMUfD woOLDRIDGEv
de IL NnuvelleO leans. SCuARlES HOLLE-Nol l6S.
I'm EGRTU dun writ de terI facIas a moi
II adresse par Honorable rrosem COur District de Ia
Nouyelle Orleans dams raae ci-dssus lie proeederai lie
MARDI - davril 1855, midi, pl6te de la Cite de
la Commune, entire les du Campet des Magasns la
vene publiuue ct adjudication de
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, sue dns lie Quatri6me -
District de willie dams l'ilet bore par ruts DIES M
MaEasins Ste Marie, Live Oak SAnre lie dit terrain l
est degue lie No quatre par Hugh
Grant voyer, ct dep0se euda de r. Kenny devant
notae public dams pour Ia Parosse eerson ct mesure
vingt pieds de zee u des Magashs yingtun pes
cuq pouees quae Eues de profonde americAne
Ensemble Oues les batsses ct authorizations qui
lie dit terrain les droits privileges servudes
avanages attaches ct appartenant exception nj
ancune.
Les des basses ct authorizations consistent maison
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