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DE-xrEyE Corn DE nIs1Rer SUCCESSION DE JOSEPH C.
de- Ia Nuuyelie- Dtlcaust DANIS--NO. n 42i.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux creau-
n ce9 de la susde Succession personnel
que celia concener daolr dedure dix or dat
de Ia publication les TaOu leequeius Il
preene par lie Ia die succession, point
Npprouv6 bomologus les fonds mains repArs
conform Emeut a dit cofnpte.
Par orlre de Ia
fell l6 q f. MICHOT, Depute grefjsr
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BLANKETS! BLANK ETs! Is bales French
ID Blankets assorted coiors T. GraDier Co.. Montpelier
lust landed and for sale by
GRATIAA, ooMNAGERE CO.,
ialS " Cnstomhonse street.
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sixrHnisrRIcT coURr WILLIAM P GhAYSoN vs.. HIS
Of New Orleans. CREDIT0RS-No. 1855.
NOTICE Is hnrnflY nINcm 10 the crehI O

~ the iusDyeu, and all other persons Interested,
eeson Of his property has been accepted by the Court for The
benefit o his creditors that they the office
r. j. Kerr, Notary Public, THURSDAY, the 25th day
February, ls5s at Il O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the affairs OF sad nsoyeut and appoint
ing syndcs, according to law and IN the
time that all Judicial proceedings against his and
e.ty stayed
Aad iha' f. Woodbridge Esq. attorney and counseloraav
is appointed 10 represent the absent creditors.
by order Of the Court
GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, January 22l, is55.
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I LIGHTNING RoDs-LIGHTNING RODS
n. NUTTING GOULD,
| DEALER IN IIAHFkING RODS-Orders left in Boz
No 10 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange will receive prompt
tteut!oa. AZ ly
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The subscribers invite the Of City and Country
Dealers TO their extensive Of Goods adapted to
every branch Of trade We receive Goods direct from
the Manufacturers both Foreign and Domestic and
abled to offer them to dealers low other house
the country.
We have received by ships Marcia Greeneaf and other
late arrivals direct from the manufactures large asso
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers SONS Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
=. q. RAZoRs, in cases.
=. SCISSORS,
wos;enholm's Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
Wa s. Butchers
Wade & Butchers Fine RAZoRs.
English Double GUNs-real Twist.
Damascus.
Butchers Table CUTLERY.
American 81. o.. Ivory Handled.
Eley's Double Waterproof CAPS.
-. Anti-Corrosive
Genuine French G. D.
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES.
Hunting KNIvEs-Ebony Handles
English and German SCISSORS
American and English SHEARS
German SCISSORS and SHEARS, on cards.
Lenan's superior American RIFLES.
Also, large stock Of the following:
silver Plated Goods.
TEASPOONS,
TABLE SPOONS
TABLE FORKS,
DESSERT FORKS,
CASTERS,
CAKE BASKETS, lie.
Combs.
IVORY CoMBs-superfne Nos. 8 to l6.
=. Extra, .. ..
81. Ne Plus Ultra, E.
BUFFALO DREssING--Fire assortment.
e.. POCKET
INDIA RUBBER DREssISG-Fne assortment.
d. .. TUCK
:. SIDE Sto inches.
E. ROUND
=. E. POCKET.
HE'LL SIDE Great variety.
:. TUCK
=. POCKET =.
=. DRESSING COMBS.
speetacIes, Hooks, Eyes, etc,
Silver SPECTACLES
Silver Plated Great assortment
German Silver Spectacle CASES.
Silver Plated
Tin and Leather
Swan Bill HOOKS and EYBs-sll Nos
Solid Silver THIMBLEs--Nos to 10.
Silver Plated -. Solid and open.
White Metal E..
German Silver
Common Steel
Curtain RINGs-various sizes
Boxwooi RULES
RAZOR sTROPS-Emerson's genuine.
e.. Great variety Of makers.
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CUAVA JELLY AND PASTE-30 boxes of 80
VI dozen each, just received IN store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDELLACH,
% Tchoupitoulas street,
nj between Graver and Matches, up stairs.
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% ms Este and 10 an other persons herein Interested,
tosho cause within days from the present notification
they have Why herein presented y
Of tbi- should be humoogated and
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the court.
F. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


this insolvency aud al other herein interested
to show cause within days from the notification il
any they have why the fiscal presented by VIM
Albert yndc Of said insolvency should not be homologted
and approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
and the said syndc discharged from all further aud ab
ity IN The premises
By order OF the Court.
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cUTLERY. GUNS. PISTOL $
Playing Cards, etc

PAPER. STATIONERY. SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS
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DEuxIRME Core DE DISTRICT THEODORE BRAUNs " ST.
de IA N0uveile Orleans. MON HOFr MAN-No 1858
I'm EERTU dun writ de snisie ct vente a
Il moi atrese Honorable Deuxieme Cour de District
de IA Nouvee Orleans dams rGre ei desus e prOcedera
lie MARDI 10 de 1883 mid H6te de Ia Cite, de
In Commune, e, du Camp MAgHsn yente
publique Ct adjudication de-
l. DEuX CERTAlNS TENRAINS stues GENTLY, 49,
Ia Paroe Orleans auhourg Treme II o eme e9li
Distc fasaut pa1tie PaneeHne habitaion Kernou Xii
desige Nos q Is de i1iet desigue lie No et
conpr les Dnpre, White Dabadie ct 0nzaga,
fomemeut plan desse e. A. de Arnss archtecte e Is
de eser 1873 depose etude de John Holland eide
uotare public cette VILE ace de depot date du Il
de 1853 Les dts erfans contigls,
amefcaut commencement dit plan chacuu % ped la
ll7 peds II p0uces gnes de pofondeur
| entire hgnes ptfalleles.
Ensemble les basses ameoraions qui existent
dessus.
.. uECX TERRAINs, stues di; faubourg etant ~
portion De Ii dite habitiou. Les dts deux
sous le Ms % ct %, dams le dit ilet No sui I'LL
10 plan susreae. Les dts errus conorme
dit pan % peis IL Onzaga l57 peds Il
pGuces lignes de protonieur, gnes para lee.
Ensemble les batisses authorizations existen
! lessus.
1 lie saisi dams afiaire ci-dessus.
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de l'adudcation.
4. T, PARKER
fel2 p uli s Is Sheriff de la Pardisze diCrlpaUs
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100000 shares.
ARTICLE ".

Lists Of subscriptions shall be opened the times and place
required by the Of said grants and such other time
and places the Directors determine for subscription
much of said eight millions of cash may renal
after deducng the subscriptions Of those who sign ai
charter
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slSlESE CouR DISTRICT SUGGESTIONS de nF. BURTHE
de Ia Nouvrlle Orleans eord safpy, tpouse
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
eiefs DIES sses sueceeions ct 0utes pefsoHes
que celia peu cOncerner dayor dede dix jour, date
de Ia p6senie publication, les raOn iesquees lie 3eme
compile presente Burthe administrator des des
SUGGESTIONS point pprouve ct homologue les fOnd
enre mains repartis commencement dit compte.
Par ofdre de la cour.
rs 3tinInd GAsPip LANES pannte lirefier
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GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy CLERK,

sTNiEME corR DE DlsrRicr} JOHN R, BoRGsTEnE VS..
de u Nouvele Orleans. : SEES CREANCIERS.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
II cers de Ia suHde intuvabe ct
que celia davo deure dix our aer
de Ia prsente publication les asOns lequecs e compile
preen6 Nm Albert syndic de Ia de sovabe seait
point APPROVE e homoogue les onds mains reps
commencement dit compile lie dit VIM Albert syudic, de-
charge de ses foncons ct de toule respousab.lite.
Par ofdre de la
teS 3inl0d GASPfn JAMES. Depute Grefisr
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STATE or LOUISIANA
sixth DISTRICT CoURr BAUnIC BLOCK CO. and Others
vs.. HENRY 4. t.EE-No. 8 sl3,
New Orleans For Forced Surrender.
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 the creditors of

~ the defendant Henry A. Lee, thar they
Office Of W u Peters notary public THURSDAY, the Ism
dag February, 1855 u clock NJ the purpose app
pointing Snde TO administer pom the property of The offend
ant for the benefit Of his creditors and The
all Judicial proceedings his person properly are
stayed, ia Of voluntary surrender.
IE Ihos. Curry ESQ appointed curator al h"c repre-
sent the defendant, Mtssrs Coke Bfeaus attorney
Law, to represent the absent creditors.
BY order OF the Court:
" II REESE Clgrk
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The payments be made cash subscribed
be subscribed aforesaid follows
time Of ubscrbng in sixty days Ih reafer
per in ninety days thereafter and the remainder called
for BY the Direction instruments not exceeding per
each, intervals Of less than sixty days. Calls stock
payments shall be made by advertisements of than
DAYS, in least newspapers published in New Orleans
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RA VIRTUE of n writ of fierf faclas to me
IL directed by the Hon j. b. 4eln Justice of
Peace for the parish Of Orleans will proceed sell public
Auction SATURDAY. the 2uh day of February, 1856
Il o'clock NJ al my Warehouse of Rousseau and Philip
Fourth District
Lor or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Sei2ed in the above suit.
TERMS ash the SPOT
GAsPAK J. sGHRIEBER, Constable
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w1NER's CANADIAN vERMIFuGE.


We undersigned, having frequently administers
cine prepared by Mr. John wner, of this dssusa
winers Canadian yermifuge, and being fully sas< ~
efficacy, confidently recommend it safe and eies aa&k
for the expulsion of worms from the intestine canal
@. 0'REILLY,
Licentiate of the R. C. of Surgeons in Irsazs4
G. W. DIGKENS1S.
Member of the R. O. Surgeons in L.aaksas saa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
SOUND OF DEATH


There remedy that will stop the Cough and A
the eonsumptves grave.
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sErTiENE CoUR DE- JUSTICE. H. f. SWIFT Agent de D. A.
Patosse diUfleaus Harris, ". SGHEWN4CB.
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IS AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
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Bureau dn greicr ce q itnyisr ls5s is23 siGSd
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paroi7se d'pttaus. No. 1916.
I'm NERfU drum writ de fieri facfas mol
Il par Honorable }, AeIiu, septieme
pour Ia Parose Orleans, ofrai publuue K
SAMEDI, 70 teyrer 1855 midi mRgasin ange de-
Rousseau ct Philip. Qareme District
IN LOT DE Me BLHS
Saisi dams lailaire c dcsSHs.
COMMUNICATIONS au none nt de adud cation.
GASPAR St'tfFIEBER JtOupetHbla,
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sEprieNE CorR De JUSTICE Dr.. J. GoODALL vs. DAM
PAIN, EIKINS 4 NJ. GREEN.
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SEVENTH JrsrreE's counr ~ +. SWIFT Agent Of n :.
Parish HAhIS - SGuEWN AUR.
Of Orleans. No. 2iS5
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On the conveyance this Company by said Trustees Of the
said rights said Haray and Slo0 grants in accordance
said eeed Of trust the Board Of Directors shall
Trustees the aoree millions of dollars full paid
for the purposes of said trust and said stock shall be consd
cred in all respects paid cash and the
Board Of shall further
said Trustees for the purposes of said trust the eight per
bonds Of the Company for million of dollars payable
That portion Of said bonds which, under the provisions Of said
trust he used for the payment of the debts and liabilities
contracted under the Soo grant shall be appropriated
satisfaction Of such debts and liabilities the parties
whom said by the terms of said trust required
convey the same the exercise of their sole and
discretion may think proper pay il being distinctly under
Stood that this Company assumes the payment of no debt what
contracted by company persons under
either the said aoo or aray grant except is provdedn the
eighth article OF this charter
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ETAT DELLA LOUISIANA.

sizIESE coUE De DISTINCT BAuDUC, BLOCK 90. Ct
HutTus VS.. HENRY A LEE.
dc Ia N'lleOreaus, ) No 5,s3-Pour cession
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15
EFFICIENCY OF THE GENERALS.

SAN FRAyCIsco, Oct. 20, 1858
General Cldis Abiliy-Adrdatdge II Hcriag Only One
Pacific Military Dcpartmeat--Tae Troops 10 Remain at
Their Present Posts, de-, dc.
Throughout this whole transaction General Clarke has
acted with consunmate military skin, sagacity ami od
mcnt Ills plans wen and maturely Laid, and their
fun and complete success show only this but also
that Colonel Wright and Major Garnc carried them
faithfully and vigorously.
There is most important fact 10 be noted 10 this
Indian war bearing yity upon the future Of The
inhabitants Of the Pacific coast, and Il is hs-Ir there
Lad been departments uIon Pacific instead Of
this campaign could not have been 20 prompt and
decisive. As there but department, Gen. Clarke
met " ith delay whatever in making his arrangements
and carrying forward "a 4 completely successful ter mi
nation this glorious clmpagn. This blow OF retaliation
struck promptly, vigorously aud successfully and
that, too, in period of time which would necessarily
have been lost in sending 10 Washington had two depart
mcnts existed the Pacific instead of only As IL
Had there been two departments this could not have
been done, for the Commandant OF the Department. OF
California could not and would not have permitted the
10 be taken thus from his department. without the
necessary orders from Washington city.
Again, san Francisco l. the great commercial ccu'rc OF
the whole Pacific counry,he news from all points most
rapidly reaches tins point and all parts sup
piled from H. Mature, ms well as commerce., points
the proper central position for military affairs and
operations and supplies as well as for commercial par
suits.
Generals Clarke AMI Harney have decided 10 let the
troops remain for the present - they nov, viz,
Unaua, Humboldt, Crook, Terwaw, Tcon and Yuma,
retain their present garrisons and that their
rival the Sixth regiment OF Infantry shall he detained In
the department OF California until thoy can hear from
Washington city All this to tne result Of
sound Judgment II will save the great outlay tina. would
necessarily result from sending the Sixth regiment 10
Oregon and bringing the artillery down here.
san Diego and San Bcrnardino IN he re.eariscned
the sixth regiment arrives and detA hment
az the same will Immediately be sent ~ relieve the voln
teer company near Humboldt called out by Governor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15
INDIAN BATTLES FOR THE PAST YEAR AND
The OFFICERS ENGAGED.

NEW 1oRn, Nov. 10, 1883 !
The following combats with hostile Indians-in which
the conduct o. the troops, including volunteers and EN-
ployes in the United States military service deserving
Of high praise for gaantry hardshrhave occurred
been brought 70 the notice OF the General in Chief
since the publication 81 General order, No "a of 1857
viz
pedition, commanded by Colonel W w. Laring Mounted
Rhcmen-having under him Company and dctac hments
from Companies and u Mounted Rinemcn, Company D
and detachment from Company " 81 Infantry band Of
friendly Navajo Indians, and Captain Manuel Charvezs
company oi sp~ and guides-after a march, by tho
main body, of twenty four days from Albuquerque,
New Mexico and four from the depot on the ella, over
took, IN most difhsult pursuit over a broken and
mountainous country, stthe Canon dc los Macrtos Carne
roe, IN the Mogollon mountains, band OF the Mogoon
Indians who had been commtng dcpredatons the set
Elements Of the Upper Rio Grande The result Of the
~hom was ,be no,orous s's un %
and two wounded. The families OF the Indians were
taken prisoners, their camp cquipagc captured and
flock OF about thousand sheep aud small herd OF cattle
rctaken.
The officers engaged under Colonel Iorng were
hed,cat agg-Ass 'stant Surgeon J. Lethfrman.
Mounted Rvcnsn-Bfcvct Captain j. T.. Hatch, lsi Leu
tenant g. W. Rowland lst Lieutenant and Adutant Roger
Jones, and "a Icu,cnsntC G. II. McNally.
30 tfantry-Brevet MAJOR O. l. Shepherd, LIST IAeu,cn.
ant j. W. Alley, and "a Lieutenant Il " Bonncau, the
latter commanding the Navajo Indians.
r0mpany q sria, and oa.dsscara'n Manuel chsryez
H. August 20, lsbs.-C.saain W. II. kendrick Florida
Mounted Volunteers, with twenty ve men, followed the
trail o party Of seninolee or days. and came upon
them in tbrkiy overgrown swamp near Lake Is,okpogo
killing one warsor and CAPTURING qnante q Indian pro-
III os5~ 20, Isss.-2i Deu,ensn, c Van Camp, ID
Cavalry With few men n Company n his regiment,
froufamp Verde, Texas alrer vgorosr pursuit of two
dave overlook small p~0 of Cornanchcs who had been
dcpredssDe on the settlements, and after bot chase of
SIX mcs over country broken and rocky that dis
abcd many Of his horses the sharp rocks tearing the
shoes from their hoofs wounded Indians and caps
iv. Nossmbss 8, is5T-sa Icu,enap, j. D. wi.here,l,
"a Cavalry, with small de,acbmen, Companies .
ard q be regmert, lef the pcs, q Port Css, Tsss,
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Of every nd taken at the hcht OF Col Stoptoc. You
must allow all troops and all other white pass at
all times unmossted through your country You must
not allow any hostile Indians your country, ,
and you must not engage in any hosttes against the
white men. Besides, you must be at peace with the Nez
Pcrees On these conditions you have peace i Will
withdraw from your country and you may have peace
forever Vincent said that he wished TO hear the Nez
PeSces speak, Uchimal-kin, their chief, rose and
sad:-"You behold me before you. will lay my heart
open 10 YOU desire that there shall be peace between
" os ma WI Ss never r. Wage wa, war against you nor against any
1T does heart good and makes all my people glad TO
hear you speak so. have desired peace between
There shall never he war between us, between
Us and the white men The past is forgotten" The pipe
of peace was smoked all around The conditions Of the
Colonel were complied with, and we have with us here
four OF the young braves and chief and four men, with
their families as hostages
Fro m the Mission we followed down the C9ur d'Alene
river Ga placid stream flowing through forests and
tam meadows) 10 its junction with the lake OF the
name, thence across pine covered hills to 81 Josephs
river which flows through beautiful little valley thence
10 this camp the LHata via open plains with spurs
Of pines Here have mot the assembled Spokans, who
have gladly accepted the terms tho CGur Aencs
We have taken OF the Yakmas and PaOuses;
in all have twenty four prisoners among them the
torous Cwhc, Yakima chief OF desperate character;
have executed his son Quaichn-the worst Yakima alive
since the death Of aQuiitomeany.n In addition our
other learn that the two of Poatkn
war chiefs of the Spokans and principals in the
attack Of Col. Steptoc-arc wounded, that Kamiakin
nearly killed by shell, and that the Paouses
and renegade Nez Perces waiting TO meet
and take any terms for peace, the banks
Of Palousc river, for which point start TO morrow
Yesterday recovered the howzers left by oil. Step
toe and the remains of the officers and killed there
Thus the country, the space Of six weeks is entirely
paced and open travc-more than sixty the enemy
including some of their leading men, killed wounded
security obtained for the future and indemnity for the
past-ony three OF our men woundcd-a number OF the
epemys barns and houses, containing quantities OF grain
and property burned the banks of the Spokan
and many Of their horses killed in fights, which 1
omitted 10 mention These results attributable to
good command, well managed and armed. The road from
Fort Benton TO Fort Walla Waa will be opened
n
through which il passes west Of Fort Benton.
The officers and men Of our command have worked
hard and fought well.
The officers, according TO rank, are
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scattered AZ the Indians were they could not otherwise
have been bfoSght n--their very dsmay would have
kept them out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

THANKSGIVING IN ALanax.-The Thanksgiving prccla-
nation of Governor Moore Of Alabama, is remarkable
production suggests The proprcty hrst, Of keeping
Thursday Nov. 25, and secondly, Of making the day
time Of prayer Cor the PRESERVATION Of the union The
Mobile Reoier thinks the idea good ono, ami comments
on n thus ID will be Observed hat our worthy Gov
ernor here devcops new experiment for preserving tho
Union n s the efficacy o. prayer. Ihs = an excellent
idea We have tried every othcr appliance 70 beat back
the swelling tide o Northern aggression, and they have
all moved upayaanc. As y last resort we are recon
meuded 10 nv the efficacy Of prayer. Well, let ne try
NJ Upraying won't save the Union. and drive the devil out
ol The abon onlsis then nothing will Wen pray, Gov-
ernor but N the same time remembering tbe shrewd
suggestion q Cromwell, Wen Keep Our POWDER Dry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15
OUR INDIAN WARS.

The Oregon War Ended-succes' Of the United
States Troops under Col Wright-Two Other
Battles Fought and Won-Indians Flying and
Suing for Peace Suffering of the Troops
sharp's Rifles the Peacemakers-Speeches
of Col Wright and the Chiefs in Council
Another Victory in New Mexico-In-
dian Troubles in Texas.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-18
G.. W. SHAW. W. SHAW.
G.. W. SHAW & co.,
J}larrbun1s Catntllssiulnaires,
No. "a, Rue PoYDRAs, NILE-ORLEANs.
a us.

LIE soussign6 annon Ill public que
lie II septembre proclaim, il %ouvrira sa
sale de danse (1es Irois- Caurs), situeea
Cooks ~Landing.-ll y aura bal tous les
samedisde chaque semaine. Rien ne sera
neglig6 atm de les rendrc ~agreables.
ADMIssIoN.-Pour les cavaliers seule-
Ement so cents. LEON LABA.