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Notice.

WRFTTF CO. DpIITrNG co a - ee,irg cf ~.
shrr hnldcr- 'f ne Rrite Courty prrirg 60
III he leld the flee of Presd"' ~ OrrviIIc
on the OH nf AuRrst 1873 ~ 1.dioc 9 r NJ
FnW'D. G. JnIINSON Sec'y
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Notice.

rs UFFEBY GTVFN That THFpF
rtn fe u H's'irR rf tie St,cl l., trs oC thp
'rcr chtnpn 'HrnI Ninlnp cor rp,y. h,ld In the
Town of 0teyille. on The OH div 81 \ u"usi. ~
w T. Tor tho rnrrssP of increasing ~ rrritol S OK
OF. paid COM any to one hundred ihcusrnd dollars.
A. McRAE, President.
J0"N e. FA,I,
y wv .I',pFS, ? ppFxoKlA' T'o''o''.
CKoP Cvtsgp. Secretary.
frove. July !. 1854. jvg1m
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It,srIcrs oF rlIr PEACE.

JUSTICES OF rur PEACE.
Ophir TONnship)
J I'm :. Ferry 80. .......... go. Edwar po"aH'
CONsTABLrs.
(Ophir rown.hp> ,.,o,
'nthewJ Purcell ......,..... Robert l. fhN''
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was adopted, declaring that the Governors message
tcas reio, whatever anybody might say to thereon
trary--a fact which the Governor, / have no doubt
viii learn with profound establishment. AndI again
ask what is The use Of all this hubbub after the State
Printer has been elected and sworn into Office under
the obligations and responsibilities Of an existing
law II appears to me particularly absurd.
In the course Of his argument Mr.. Hyams read
from recent decision Of the Supreme Courtin which
it is stated that the constitutional requisition is
Piled with when bill is passed in English and that
it IS not required that bill shall be passed in French
before receiving the Governors signature that the
transtionof an act into French is required only for
its PRONUNCIATION, and not to give it the force Of law
If this view OF the matter is correct, as is obvious
from the reading of the constitution, the Governor
went aside from his duty in refusing to sign the act
on account of an error in the French copy.
The resolution has yet to be finally disposed of in
the Senate.
In the House, Mr.. Beggs submitted resolution
looking to the ahrogation of the anduelling feature
Of the constitution.
Mr.. Allen: resolution instructng our Senators
and Representatives in Congress to take the neccs-
say steps to ascertain the circumstances under which
in the Mexican province of Sonora, was recently
killed Col Henry A. Crabbe whose mother resides in
this State.
Mr.. Hodge A resolution that the two Houses adj
journ sine die on the 9Th of March. These resolu
tons, respectively, lie over under the rules.
Favorable reports were made on bill to close the
mouth Of Bayou Plaqnemine, and bin to withdraw
from sale the swamp lands Of the State and un-
favorable reports on bill to amend the Quarantine
law, and on a bill in relation to masters and wsrdens
at the port Of New Orleans. pa
The Committee on Public Buildings reported bill
making an appropriation for repairs to thereof of the
capitol, and for ornamenting the capitol grounds.
Mr.. Wright ofereda bill to donate to the parish of
Sabine the swamp land within said parish which,
after some discussion, was referred.
A bill of Judge Randalls was passed, appropri
lting $4,000 for the completion Of dredgeboat for
Bayou Lafourehe.
The consideration was then resumed of the negro.
BILL 1t was advocated by Mr.. Dreux,
gracefully and eloquently and opposed by Mr. Gray,
earnestly and ably.
After Mr. Gray had concluded, the enacting clause
was striker out by vote of IL to p. A motion to
reconsider failed by vote of 10 to IS. The work of
decapitation having been DONE the measure is, of
course consigned to the tomb for two years at least
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FrnNruRn wonrn LookrNa Ar.-Tf von monld

FURNITURE WORTH LOOKING AT.--Tf you would
see some furniture really looking aarniue which YOU
may buy without fear Of after proach by family or conscience
In respect to false ECONOMY bad your purchasnust
take walk out he shady side Of street some f. after
noon and when yon set opposite Nos 49, and zee The
name OF VIM IL Stewart the door post stop and look In
Mr. Stewart will charge you uo,hHe for The lookn on The
contrary, he wtsse yen through his mahogany Iayut and
tell you the PRICES with pleasus Il you have any de
sign Of buying all you will hnd him your man. You will
that he has everything IN thefarnite line
any kind Of house. Read his card 10 another column
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PANrAscorlc GLAgsRs.-We hear these plasses

I, PANTAsCoPIc GLAssEs.-We hear these glasses
highly spoken Of The principle which Museh-
dsker aimed at when be first introduced them admirably
carried only help preserve the eye aud not
to require the after changes which the Of gnsss
generally subjected Dr. NJ is scientific ocusf whose
reputation wide and we'll deserved. Mr. Graee whom Dr.
M has given the entire tight OF these glasses only
eeen hut very scientific and practical opeun
those who glasses No. &c Camp street see
both Mr. Graefe aud his method Of suug the eye
eelenee Of the panascopc glasses Moschzsker at the
st Louis Hotel where he gives his entire
cal and surgical treatment of the eye and ear upon which
Justly accounted the best living OPERATOR
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MUST BE SOLD AT Cosr-This is what Messrs.
Person Harrison Co., the Canal and Magazine
Streets in reference the very sy fish and welaorted
sock of winter clothing which they yet on hand and
what they readers may bet they round and
see about IT, The above asertonof Messr p H.
Co. is to be found in our advertising columns
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Baron RousH, Feb. IL, 1868.


Editors Crescent The Judiciary Committee in
the Senate made favorable reports on snndry bills
heretofore referred tot among Others bill to dis
pense with days Of grace on sight bills Of exchange,
and orders for money payable on demand. No fur
ther action was had on the bill but it is scarcely to
be doubted that u Will be passed BY that body.
On motion Of Mr., Sterling, 50 much Of the Atior-
ney Generals report as relates to the criminal law
Of the State was referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
ST. Paul presented a memorial from Archbishop
Blanc, of New Orleans and the Bishop Of Natchito-
ches, who, after stating that considerable amount
Of property has been donated to Them in their Off
ciai capacities, for religion, charitable and educa-
tional purposes, pray that act may be be passed
authorizing and empowering them to bequeath such
property 70 their successors in office, to be used for
like purposes. bill accompanied the petition, and
both were referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The bill spproiating $l7 600 for the construction
Of coal road 10 the parish Of Avoyelles, commenc
ing at the month Of Red river and proceeding west
ward towards Texas, was called up by Mr.. Griffin
Mr. Wiihefs moved 70 strike ont eli ,000 with the
view Of inserting $4,000. The amount was stricken
out, bat the bill was laid on the table subject to call
on the motion Of Mr. Griffin, before the blank was
flied. IL was afterwards, however, called up on the
MOTION Of Mr. Kidd, at which time 1t underwent q
-
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GtouEL 4 JAnsos,s oprN,sa or spnrxe Coon

GIoUEL & JAM1soNs OPENING OF SPRING GooDs.
Messrs Giqael JAmson the popular and enterpsing dry
goods merchants already in the field spring
stock and give notice TO universal hdyde that the said stock
VIII be thrown 10 their Inspection to-day great many
Of the articles Of entirely and keauiifu
are offered at the usual low prices Of the house Msrs g.
j. also call the attention Of lady housetepers very
large and elegant Of curtains linens general
besdug and housekeeping goods which they hard
If lady friends will the advertisement in another
column they will read of such things will let them
till they so and take look in al the store.
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GRrAr BARGAINS IN PLANTATION DnY Goops

GREAT BARGAINS IN PLANTATION Dry Goops.
We would respectfully call the attention of planters and
merchants present IN the city, to the advertisement
Of hessrs Benthuysen Lewis Co.. No l6 Canal street.
this mornings Gieseen better assort.
ent OF Lowe Is brown sheetngs aud shugs deps heko.
es nsess tweeas stripes blankets and other goods that
line hes been offered in this city nor has stock Of the
kind ever been offered liberal Those In want
Of such gooas vii be to money purchasing Of
thuysen Lewis Co, fact of which they will speedily be
convinced upon calling. Read The advertisement
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NEW ORLEANS:


Rarns Rnrep Fehruarv n 1888
ys5;s,,s fs,,e.rsmf I was sleases Ibis morning 4
80 ~. pres,ap.,s chair If Inc Senate accounted r.
Ia .;as.t f.,varp.g M, has heen absent be,;vr
xcs ia ara va.a a. the sess;on. n womb he wei
II a,e cn,la snen5 larger mart Of h;s time At tn
san5sai srinr the sessions Of tle Legislature. Their
ara NV pea n the STATE ami nrohahlv. not on,
ma,al,er ii he uresenf Senate 90 gifted in tbost
qualities necessary ii a presiding ofHcer-qncknes.
a percefsio readiness Of action. and promptitude
ii decision.
Mr. f,effeeee from he snecial committee raised to
investigate the canses az very rlarinr discrepancy
betwees, the English and FRENCH copies Of the Pen
teptiary Act Of last session as officially promulgated
reporte that the error was committed in the furnish
ipr Of tie comics for the State Printer. The com.
mttoe state that tie error was very gross and cul
nable one hit fhat The state had suffered no injury
IN consequence Of ii. As. mon its discovery by the
Secretary Of state. he Immediately furnished the
lesees Win certified coy Of the Act under which
conv the inssi,uiion had been conducted from the
fine th~v assumed the control Of it. There were
os,sr srrays Il he otlcia publication Of the Act
s,,a 4 cure Al, he Senate adopted resolution re-
aniyfny ~ immediate official promulcation of il IN
the for ID which it was uassed by The Legislature.
NJ. Napra presented two Hills both Of which were
nassea on ne iirst reading. and referred: one to
~
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PoRFAsLE CIRCULAR w-MILLs.-Mr. Edward NJ
seus No 30 Common street. has hand large variety Of
machinery sui able for panten country use the chief
article Ct VIII h Is he portable circular mill with engine
boiler and raining all complete and ready fer immediate
aehon There III different rires Of the nis Of capae
Ties to 5000 A50a of lumber per dpy all being
sold ehseRy, Under guarantee, and mechanic being fur
nished erect them. One Of mills is TO te seen Ia
at No IS PeEdidO street Nv. Ivtns, advertisement
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BRYAE's WAFERs AND DALLgY's EXTRACTOR
For burns bruises scalds any other external ufes pal.
leys Magical Pain Extractor sovereign remedy whilst
Bryans fulmone Waters equally ecacous for coughs
colds, etc Beth for sale by j. Wright Co. Nos q and
ISL chartre5 street See Advertisements
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SAWS, Betting, ETe--Messrs. d. G. Lowber &
Co., No IS Magazine street, haye hand all kinds Of saw
circular saws mill saws, mulay aFbOr leather and
rubber betting ard other articles worthy attention Of plant
ers and miliers See the advertisement elsewhere
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BRADDooK's PULMONARY CeuGH MrxruRE.-This
sterling medicine to be had Of Mr. Howard No Camp street,
and Of hessrs sekes Co.. Nos s. and 90 Canal street See
adj
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CARPETINGs AND MArTNGS.--A splendid assert.
ment Of these articles and everything else The lima is TO be
At Messrs A. Brouseau Co.'S No 10 ehsrires street
All are offered AT prices the times Rnd the humbest
well the sxravagsn be suited adyer-
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FoR AEMruls AND CAfRo.-The Memphis and New
Orleans packet lne Nebraska Captain A R. Trmln
leaves Al r this day The boats this ne regu-
larry AT Aemhs with the different railroads that point aud
osr via the Charleston and lis conneesin railways most do
s@5e route 70 ,he Eastern cities Each boat al-o connects
Z smphis with htsielas. fs. packets fer Louisville aud
or s. Louis and at Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad
Charles hotel
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MEMS AND Bows HATS, Doors, Ero.-we call
i've sea'ion q The trade sas Of msn- hats. boos and
shoes, etc. = take place h,s day, 10 O'Clock A. At
Terms cash
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sUNDRIEs.-Large supplies of the choicest French
brRndes wiuea olive Gill; sarnes and Gravers French bau
kes have been received by hessrs Graa Commagere Co.
No. 20 Caomhonse street We re'r retailers aud others
tho advertisers nts
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SPLENDID JOB PAINTING Merchants, lawyers, or
anybody else who wish TO have their printing
elegantly neat OF richly beautiful should send their
Aesrs Clark Brsbin, No 10 Camp street. bird story They
will be accommodated expeditousy and eheay and they
dainty particular in their tastes just let them upon
asssrs G. B and examine specimens They will GER
tainly ba satisfied
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E. ]. HART g. co.


Mushroom pts aud 4 pts 50
Walnut 70
Assorted %
Lemon Syrup, 100
Assorted so
Pie Fruit, 200
Preserves, Pine Apples, Cherries, Strawberries, etc.
Red Currant Jelly, OTIS, pts. and = pts.
Pepper Sauce quarts aud pnts.
Brandy Peaches and Apricots
Theoretically Sealed Articles
HOLSTERS, and ID. eans-leOe dozen.
Salmon, and 2lb cans, 4O0
Spieed Salmon, IN IL h.
Oysters, and h. csns-5Q0 Dozen
Roast Beef, Boiled Beef
Roast aed Boiled Mutton.
Turkey, Chicken, Green Peas, Milk, etc,
sardpes, Nantz, 100 cases 4 and 4.
LANDING FROM SHIP HARTLEY, direct from London
WORCESTER sAUCE-ouarts, pnts and half pints.
From Crosse Blackwell assortment of their choice
Pickles. Ketchups.
Rich Fish and Meat Sauces.
Anehovy, Shrimp and Bloated Paste.
Polled Tongue, Pate Diable, etc.
Currant jelly Orange Marmalade.
PICKLES, quarts and pnts-Pcollilli Mkt. Gherkins
Chow Chow, White Onions walnuts, Cauaower.
etc, etc.
Tart Fruits
Green Cages Raspberries,
Black and Red Currants, Gooseberries
| Rhubarb, Cherries Dansons, Crauberries,
Apple and Plum, tn Of 3 and 10 dozen,
each assorted.
ALSO
stlton and Gloucester CHEESE.
CRACKWELL BISCUITS.
LONDON PORTER and ALE etc, etc.
Paper
Hardware, Straw, Cap and Letter, Tea, News etc,
10000 reams.
Playing Cards
American and Spanish, every variety.
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QuArHIEsB CoUR DisrRlCr} POOTEY. NICOL, & co W.
de Ia NouVelieOreans. JOSEPH MpORHOUsR.
I'm VFBTU dun writ de saIsie al yente N
Il moi al esse hIuorNhle tluaireme de Disrre
do n Nuuveeirems, dams alre Ct dsssus je proceIer4
IL NkNDEEl, 9 de mars 1858, midi, j. 6tel de Ia UHa
rue DC "a ompnne entFe les rae' du Camp des Magasus
L'CINQ cERrATEs TERRAISs. ensemble avec ton. -.
eses hal-ses ct deliberations existent desus drpen- 9
daHdauces appArfsuauees, ltts bourg Marie
les GrayeF, St. Pierre franklin 81; Paul on ibeTt e
de Ia Commune d6sige, lee Nos . g. Ell s. ct avan les
dimensions suya tes savoir l No 80 paas pouce
de St,Pa Lih4rte
20 gne de pr1fo denr face alice de peds 3
poucs de rgenr lie No 30 pie 10 Uuces de- fnre
Ia rue ST Pierre on Frank in II pieds poiee Lyme dc
pro9ndeur et face une alice he Il p s podces argeu
lie No 81 pes ponce de Ia rue 81. Pierre On
franklin III peu pouce ct igue pufondeur ct 30
pieds de argeur dBs s fond lie No 30 ped p0ure
de- face St-Perre Frank gue proondent de
rs peds II ponees Ell ignes cne mraphe an No ct
30 ped~ pouces dc la d-ns le III No nesr,
70 peds poaces ct lEues de face ia Frank
In uue pruon'egr de 26 pieds II gnes sur
fautre cote ct 33 pts pouces It igues dams fonds
n les eselsves don't les ages suiyent SAVIOR,
CYRUS, grille age d'enyiroa IS
REUBEN, griH age denvirou 40 ans.
s. NJ, uegre age H'enyron ~
JACK, neg aye d environ l0ans.
HENRY, ue.re age d environ ans.
p EsFbA, grille age d'enylr0u 81
JIM uegre age deuvirOn IS
GEORGIANA, gritonue denvon % ars et ses deux
enans nommes Julia ages de ans George de tuois
lie tout saisl dams patflre CT dessus.
tpNblIiONS-acqge eur asSmera L. paeu1ent 'un billet
de la somme de 1882 l3a ectlut q proclaim 1850
saran par hypolHeqae la pfnpcte sus-
crts, paran hul pour dniGret Fan Ia date sba
parit paesnt Ia balance du prA daudcatun compliant
au moment de ladiudicaton.
fel5 Or ms y 10 sserif de Ia Psroisip a O,ibaps
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SHERrFF'S SALES.

FoURTH Disrsfcr oouRr lFREDENBERG = GoLDsrEIN
= Of New Orleans. vs.. IT, LEVY--NO. u 969.
RX VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias TO me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to s.
at public auction, at the City ote Common r-s between
Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
February, 1855 at II O'Clock M
The unexpied term Of the of the premises No % ST.
Charles street. in the First District Of this city ending the
Slst Of August 1855
Seized in the above suit
TERMs-Cash On the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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DRuxIENE CoUR DISTRICT c. H DR. DsHAw VS. HENiY
de Ia Nouyelle-O Orleans W RAY-No 1868
I'm NERTu dun writ dc fieri facias moi
IL adresse Honorable DeuNieme az Ia
Aousele 0aaas, dams paire dessus lie pocezeri le
SAMEnI, 70 de fevFer 1855 II heures NJ sur les leux
Ia Seute publique ct adjudication de-
lie fonds dune Grocelie, situes de la Ve evee No
76 dams lie rrnis'eme District de Vile
depuse mon bureau pour urs.
Saisi dams l'atf,ire ei-iessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de liadiudieatun.
E. r. PARKER,
feS IL Is 10 % sheriff de Ia Paruisss c'Orleans
EHxCHAnGE ON NEW YOfSx-Time and Short
IL Sight Drafts on New York. For sale BY
is5 BARElLI \ CO, 81 Comnon sxeet
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+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

ouArnrnR couR DE DISTRICT JAcoR zoELLY vs.. FRED
NV VERTU DUN writ de saIsie 81 vente a
L. moi adesse par rhonofa6l oaatri6e our De district Dc
Ia Nou.ee leans aee ci-dessus je procederai
rue de "a Commune entire les rues du Camp It aes Massns
UN TERRAIN ,tue au fanbong Tr6me de eete vile, ~.
dan. File borne les Arue Roman, e MAI
louis sure speu,eur e 1878 Ct depose en- sade
M M roglos Is V y g ee e lie a terrain
Ensemble toutes les batsse ui existent
dessus
ge,'e pr9pritte appstnt defendeur de
Lsbony notare estte WILLIE date du 25 ulu 1852.
l.s ,9gt Saisi inns 'thtre ei,dessus
CoSDlIloNS-ConPait au moment De rgijudieaton
fell, IS sbarse Il P q rAR ZEE,
Of New Orleans. M00aHOUsE-No i2lZ
RY WRITE OF writ of seizure aud sale
Of New Orleans in the above entitled win proceed
tween Camp and Magazine Streets on FRIDAY, March l9h,
j. FivELoTs 0F GROUND, with all The buildings aud -.
i1 .1g iate5 IN ibs Irla n Wr r ir 'f 5 ee
Franklin Paul Liberty streets estgna,ed
awiHg dimensions to Wit Lot No one naasures % e S
inch and Uses front o. s. eEl or Liberty street, by 27 feet
wide. Lot No. Two 80 feet 10 Inches ont on Il
and front alley ii feet Inches vide Lot No. Three n,ea.
sgre 80 eet INCH front on s. Peer Faskln ny
the rear. Lot No. -Four measure FEET front oa st
On he d adns 1T 10 TSee and Of 5 ee ia dcb ps
nd He, r. ,ht ,ae sonns s NJ Five a 30 feet
inches and lines front s. er Franklin street by
depth Of l26 feet II uehps and lines adjoining lot
NO Four ad S feet inches the other side and 50
= Tbe follow i's os named 'f ,yf Slaves for life To- Wit
REUBEN. grill aged about 40 years.
SAM anegro aged abouf 70 ears.
JACK, negro aged about A. years.
PRESTON gfiu aged about 81 years.
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oUArRIENE CorGr DE District OWEN sTROTHER vs. R.
d. Ia N0uvslie- Orleaus. VI MOuRE-No II F61
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierI faeins n moi
- aese honorebe Quatri6me Cou5 De District
leans dams paif,iFe eideSsus De procederai e
MEk'REDi y Dc feyrier 1855 ~ heures p. ~.
igasin ae depot slime Jefferson No r. dams le Deuxieme
Dct de cete Vile, la ppblqGe adjudication
bn lot de wins Gaueurs, etc, suiyalt veutae dpose
mon bureau pour
Sai.is dams Pafaire ri-1assus.
CONDIIIONs-COmptsHt moment de i'adiudieaion.
e r. PARKER
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| FOURTH DISTRICT COURT n APPLETON Z co VS.. A.
/ MY+4AIT fC Same Same
New Orleans. Nos. II 1852 and II 7si
| 2K VIRTUE of two tVrits Of fierI facIas to
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Conf y
New Orleans in the above entitled causes will TO Sc
at public auction MONDAY the 18th day February 1885
At a O'Clock A. ", on The premises No 40 Camp
| Street, in The First Disfric Of this CITY
my office.
| Also, the Fixtures Of said Store.
| Ssz=d in the
TEhMS1hs ing the second and last auction the above
described proper viii he defnyey aduec te to the highest
and ast hdaer ef Whatever it III bring months
credit; the purchaser furnishing bond with good and solve
security, bearing aud per interest PEI
mill final payment
f. r. PARKER,
| FED 10 IS Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans
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Anseed to arrive % bbIs Canary 20 sacks Caaway 100 lbs
Cardamou, so lbs Coehcum bbs Corander to arrive
100 lbs Fenuel 50 bbls. Flax arrive 20 bh ground do
lbs Foenuyrea, 100 lbs Lobela 10 bbls Hemp 10 SKIS
White Mustard, 40 lbs Worm, etc, etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-15
select Powders. viz. !:


Acone Ammon Muir, Assaetda Baybery, Beladonna, b.
Tax, Cardamoa Seeds Cassa Caechu, Cinnamon. Gloves,
Colocynth pulp, Column, oorander Seed, Digals Ext.
Colcynth, Ext Liquorice, Ergot Gum Ammonia, Gum
Arabic Calls, Gum Traeacanth, Gum Myrrh, Helebore
Alb Hellebore Mgr Hyosciamus Kranen, Kino, Lobe
liza Seed Male Fern, Nit Potasse Kad Cochie sapgun-
aris Sarsaparia Scammouy Terpeutara Sem Colchici,
spigea, ssiamonium Yalerian, etc., etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-15

DRAZIL NUTs--5O barrels, Tor sale BY
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