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AGRICULTURAL ADDRESSES

Hon. EDWARD EVERETT has ncccnted m inv;
tation to deliver address at the Gcor,ria
State Fair, to be held in Atlnnta, from the 9Th
to the 2s,h of October
Hon. III ". IIILLrARp will deliver the Ann,,.
Address before the Alabama St,te Fair y, -, =
18th November.
Lieutenant NJ. +. MAunr has accepted an in
ritat'on 10 deliver the annual address before
the North Alabama Agricultural and Mechani
cal Association. to lie held at Decatur. OIL the
10th inst
lie Institute Fair will be opened in Charles
ton, OH the 18TH Of next MONTH Col. AIFRrn
i. ALprlcr. of Barn~ ell District, has accented
an invitation to deliver the annual address.
On the 9Th, 9th, 10th and Ilth Of November
mex, The fourth Annual Fair of the State Ae.
r'cnk"ral Society comes off, at the beautiful
drosnds Of the Society, near Columbia. The
annual Address before the Society will be de.
i'vered by the Hon J. A. WOODWARD.
SENATOR BRODERIcK KILLED IN A DUEL.
The Hon. DAVID c. BRoDEEcK, United States
Senator from California, was killed, September
18th. in duel With Judge TERRY, of the Su-
Preme Court Of California. The difficulty
originated in a political quarrel. InJune last
IN speech delivered at the Lecompton State
convention at Sacramento, Judge TERRY smoke
OF Ar BEoDERicK in abusive terms, and Mr. B.
rseertsd with harsh epi'hets. uttered, not in
the presence of TEnrY. but to his friend, one
-. ".PFHLEy. The Inter challenged BnoDEn'
lex, who refused 10 fight, but intimated his
Willingness to meet Judge TxuRY at the close OF
f''e pending canvass. At the conclusion Of the
late election Judge TERRY sent challenge to
mr.. bh"DER'cK' who accepted it. The meeting
look place near San Francisco on the, morning
OF the 18th of September, and at the first fire
Mr.. BRoDEnIcK fell. his antagonists ball having
Igierced his lungs 81.
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N O 3.

ME undersigned, having purchased sl,e en-.
l. tire interest of his partner, Dr.. II. II.
Sendday. respectfully calls the attention of the
citizens OF Lowndesville and vicinity to Ills
complete and select stock of
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THE FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

The mystery which has SO long surrounded
the fate of Sir John Frankln's third and last
expedition to the Arctic regions has been clear.
ed up by the return OF the screw-steamer Fox
to England. This vessel, which was sent out
through the perseverance and energy of Lady
Franklin, found at Point William, on the
Northwest coast of King Williams Island, a
record of the abandonment, in April, 1913. of
the famous Erebus and Terror. by their off GERS
and crew, and the departure Of the SURVIVORS of
the party. los in number, to Great Fish River
One Of; these vessels was crushed in the ice, and
the other driven on shore; Sir John, Franklin
having died about two months prev ious to the
disaster.
Franklin sailed with his party of 1873 picked
men on thel2th Of May. ls45; the last dispatch
from him was dated Whalefi sh Islaui in july
following. and he was last seen about the same
time by wialer. The ships were leserted, it
now appears. in 1913. and if the story related
BY the Esquimaux to DR.. Rae can be considered
relinble, some Of the survivors of the party
were alive two years afterwards. DIR. Rae
stated in his COMMUNICATION TO the Admiralty
that some Esquimaux On the North Shore of
King Williams Land, which is q large island
had met, in the spring ofsls5O, forty white
men travelling southwark over the ice, and
dragging q boat with them. The men then
were in destitute and pitiab,e condition. and
later. in the season thsbodies Of some thirty.
i've we're discovered on the continent and al
aa,aeent island, and DR.. Rae brought home me.
morals from the spot which fully identified the
party s~itisAi.e expeditionn ~
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THE E.EcrIoss.-The result of the late cleo.
tio"s indicates generally triumph for the
Black Republicans. The New York Day Book
says that the Democrat leaders talked asauat-
ter sovereignty hence the result. That paper
says:
In Ohio, the Republican State. ticket, headed
by William Dennison, Jr., for Governor, is sue
cessful by about $4,000 majority. The indiea.
tions are that the new Senate will have Re-
publican majority Of from twelve to sixteen
An United States Senator in the place of the
Hon: George 7. Pugh. Democrat will be elected
BY the Legislature. 1t is supposed that Salmon
p. Chase will be his successor -
Very low returns have been received from In
diana. These indicate slight Republican galns
Pennsylvania has gone opposition by email
majority. The vote is light. The Legislature
will be Opposition in both branches.
The Democracy have done better in Iowa.
In the six counties heard from they have gained
$50 votes. Republ lean majority il tho State
two years ago. 2,16l. General "A. c.. Dodge
Democrat. is possibly elected. Governor, - :
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PRACTICE OF "N'E"''"
MEDICINE and SURGERY. %
Having been engaged in successful practice for
hve years he soIicits, and hopes to share In.
patronage. All of which is respectfully sab.
g go G. v. BAREEs;M1D' :.
Oct. 81 25-tf
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IMPORTANT FROM WAsuINoros.-The New
York Heralds special dispatch from Washing
ton has the following, under the date of the
1lth inst:
at is underrtood that the British m,nister
Lord Lyons, has received peremptory and
important dispatch from his government, de-
mand'ng explanations from our government of
the Course Of General IIarney in the San joan
affair. to which the Secretary of State is now
preparing reply, which will vindicatc fully
our rights, and do btless cover the whole
ground Of the controversy to the satisfaction of
the American people. The whole matter will
be laid before the President on his return to-.
morrow.
"A communication has been received from
the British government, through Lord Lyons,
requesting that their ackno wledgmen may
be conveyed to Mr. Ward, our Minister to Chi.
ma, Commodore Tatnall. for their friendly coa-
duet ut the affair OF Peiho."
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&c, &c, &c.
All Of which he offers on as reasonable terns
as as any man now living this side Of Mason . and
He hopes. by careful attention 10 bn,;nc.., ;n. =.
and straightforward and honcst dealinps n
share in public patronage. and would therefore
say to all Wishing goods in his lime. give hin,
trial md he win guarantee satisfaction. -
Feeling slso permanently settled in Lowndes.
vile, he respectfully Offers his services to tie
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TMPORVANT TO PLANTERS.

We have informed that the usual practice planters,
In ordering their supplies of our
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERnIIFUGE,
Has been to simply write order vermituge The conss.
suence is that instead of the genuine Dr. McLANEs vsrmi
uge they very frequently get other of the many worth
loss preparations called yermuge before the public W.
therefore beg leave to the propriety
importance of invariably writing the FULL and to i'd
wise their factors agents that they will receive any other
than the genuine Dr. NcIares Celebrated vemifugs pre-.
pared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa
We would also advise the precautions in ordering DR.
McLAEEs Celebrated LIVER PILLS. The great populsri,
of these Pills specific Liver Complaint and ali
the bilious arrangements prevalent South has in
duced the vendors many worthless nostrums to clsi for
their preparations similar medicinal virtues Bsuot deceived
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated LIVER PILLS
Are the original and only reliable remedy for Liver Complaint.
that has been discovered and we urge the planter and
chant values own and the health of thoss demanding
on him. to be careful in ordering Take neither veifuss nor
Liver Pills unless ysu sure You are getting the penpe r
McLANE's, prepared by
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Below We give list of Of the principal wholesale drug
gss and dealers in medicines ia this CITY, and from
whom the genuine DR.. McLanes Celebrated verisuse and
Liver Pills always obtained They are also sold hv 4.
respectable druggists.
DR.. McLASE'S Celebrated yERMvEuSE
AND LIVER PILLS.
It's gross in store and to arrive,
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERnIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
200 gross to arrive and in store
sCoyII. MEAD,
Ill and lls Chartres street.
DR.. McLASE's Celebrated yERMlFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS
100 gross to arrive ami in store,
GIN. MORRISON CO.,
... .-.. u Magazine street
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUEE
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross to arrive and in store
90. wooDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streets
Dr.. WcLANE's Celebrated vERnrIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
lbs gross to arrive and in store
EB. wHEELocK L CO..
43 Magazine street.
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUEE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES sYME,
1874 Canal street,
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
A constant supply in store and for sale by
E. j. HART 4 co.
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
DR.. NcLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
READ, HEDGES CO.,
los Canal street,
DIR. n1cLANE'S Celebrated yERMYEtys.E
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always IL store and for sale BY
F. p DUCoNGE
ma 3mdW 80 Chartres street,
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STATIONARY sTEAm ENGINES

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDERS
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 30 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from 6 to 20 inches in diameter
Lea & Lesvitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
both iron and wooden frames with Boxes and
Stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page 4 Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws.
sraubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from ia to
30 inches diameter
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of g. X, and II inches In
diameter by IL feet long and geared horse or steam
power
sHAFTINa, COUPLINGS, PULLIFs, STANDS, HANG
ERS and Boxes Of all Sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter and from
l6 to 30 feet long.
GiRCuL AR SAWS, up to 70 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sizes.
An assortment OF all sizes Of the above articles generally In
store ready for delivery the notice. and for sale on
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Fu printed Catalogues of prices sent 10 any address
by mail
s. H. GILMAN,
my9 aWH 7OGrevier street. New Orleans
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A TIA K A P A S.

Us. FIaIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs,
nai y CONNECTION with the N o.. o. and a.
TssassSssHh w Raroad-The fat steamer II. ID. Hinc
klstn Insler 3nit expressly for passengers and liz N
feght WI! connect with the OpeDuas Rsroad leaving Rr
eeks Bay daily for paersong lie Csnterye and rraSk in
anu extent her trips on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sur
ays 70 Chenton sud New Town. connecting at
he aer pace WIN fonrnorse mail coaches Tor ST. Martin
La 'yette, Gr5nd C0teau, Opelousas Washington
Running time from New ORLEANS Washington twentysix
hours, b ing the quicke st travelled ~
Az the T. d. Hne eay Railroad daily she oFers better
lsy Tor delivering uptreght htn any the trade for
all points AS high kin ~ "
Shippers will please maine the boat their dray receipts
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Scllooners.
SHERTFFS SALES.
FOURTH DISTRICT counr ASTON MyaATT AND

FOURTH DISTRICT couRT ASTON MYgATr AND A. MY
q New Orleans. p1ToRS-No is7as 0"A''
RY VIRTUE of and In obedience to an or
the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
ancon al the City Hotel Common street between Camp
Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, 18th day june 1859
2ocock NJ for of the creditors of said
Ths aT.nres Of store NJ 20 Camp street The First District
quantity Of shelving The said fixtures having been con-
sucted expressly for BOOK and Stationary Store being the
same formerly occupied by A. Mygatt Co. the pre-
sent time by Thos l.. Maxwell.
Surrendered by said insolvents to their creditors
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
z. 7. PARKER,
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- ~ ~ - - shas pass - sth - for
Sl11 sseel, ana River News
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Steamer Victoria. L. A. Welton master leaves
for Memphis every TUESDAY. ut II NJ.
Steamer Kate Erisbee McNaus MASTER lea YES yickr.
burg for Memphis. every SATURDAY, at 10 NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, - Inaster leaves Vicks-
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY, at Il NJ.
Three and elegant placed reeu
lay the trade Weeks burg and his running on
alternate days with the Nem9hs ard New Orleans Packets
DEL ok NJ, arriving ut Napoleon the p NJ max
ing close connections there with the White river
Packets.
Freight ecerted and passengers tieketed through from
Nicksburg or Memphis 20 all points each rivers
within The boanis Of tie trips OF TIE packes
Meph and Vicksbrg Packets with the Stage running
from that poio and Memphis with the Aemp and charles.
ton Railroad the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad the Packets
for st. Louis and Louisville
tnsseng desiring TO take this Orleans
on Sun9ay Monday and FrdaJ evenings he go NJ
OF ne ew Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Co.,
arriving ut Nickshar next day IL ~ A NJ leaving
one Of The Vfckshug Memphis Packets NJ arriving
At Mem his the second event thereafter ct p NJ making
direct cnnecti,n wi The evening of the Memphis aid
tharlestun Railroad.
For through kes and further iuforfua, apply nj the
ocs II the New Orleans Jagson and Neriern Rail-
roEl Company under the ST. Charles Heel neg!
gtath t-1ce. als Z
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0fItaus pailp Crescent,
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE Il, 1859.


Is 6p%A E1yX 3AsSSA8ktkS
. ~ 80; - u - -, ~ :. q,
S21sSs. and river news
- -
- ~ CO.
. a1' = - ,
!, s,..s.... y. ..s..,
- kqezn Higgins, fof Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &ce
49, = wilnef' TOT Hay r.
m nis.isippi, vassallo, for Marseilles,
4 s s3sSSS, :. Lanata Bros
- 81 LITTLE, TOT AaEselies,
gs n NJ s4ss ~ 1easa1 an M = maEket,
- Eniiy 4 Han, sawyer, for Liverpool 800
J Whitney &co
1rit ~ mo Howell, Appleby for Greenock,
& g.s39. Vim Afure
x. - - MeekeI. haoA 0co
L 49, 49, - - 4 i Haine
Nchr Hhepnix. Lea. for Pensacola in halast -
81 - 3 JnO = Mitchell
ochk 1lack Equall, Whaler, for Mobile,
Huntington 4 Bro
Arrives.
nt.a Expire CITY, Grimm, ffom New York ID
~ Havana sth, and Key West 9th, to
s. ~ Wiser ltce. let district.
~ 4aans avery g days from Boston, to Geo
s., Eoedlck lss tlss IL.
- iG ,;st ~ l4ln
le1i y !; ssALiseEe 6co.. "a e, dlst ~
- a. h 1sIs. Is " = : 49, :
nrar GSrv l5jen Mott. DAYS from Pensacola. To N
0tne 10. .bssin.
~ II -. r.. .,.l.t go
5ssIss yss..,,...s 60, ehs,,. -,
S- Sss ss;sts,s srss, nasnz;u.
- 10 Elder. ffom Biloxi.
I'm President, from Biloxi.
Gchr United States from Biloxi. @
3e EN- l nssi fl 49, isom bonlonca.
ssS. 1870, .a ~. Dt sscs p;,o.
e c IL innse s1.I9 49, ~, I rs,u DhoM
s sssss $3.50, aSsss:a, ~. 49, n IT,.
ecSr Losisians,, from rom Ante River.
sss - I ~ = f sre Ms;,,;,,,
ssr Rs cs.,,s sSs,m Ronfo,ca
srhr f.sntifsencs. irn,n Nj Ronfmca.
6aSF F1ora nom Bonforca.
6c6r jojoyiiic, from Bonfouca.
scisr Cf sill ~ from I'M Bontouca.
Rchr ahsmrock. from Bonfouca.
9chr ReaoIntion from Mad;sonv;JIe.
Sen Jane, from MadisonyilIe,
8 ,.,...,.,,....
sss q sssAsMoOs .
Kate Dale, Norton, from Floyd.
John Rsy, Buhoup, from Camden.
G&pjt0l, Clark, from Memphis.
ssross lefe, bar1snco, from Bayou Sara
Ssshginla, = ye4iss rom MOBILE.
A0Wpoas q = Mnitenlofe, N nitemore, nom passes. .
lowed DOWN and 70 sea on the TIN inst, barks
1etm ana heyha 0e Medterranea came up
A8nt.
3swh1et Panther, Rezeau, from the passes towed
down and 70 sea on the 9TH inst, bark Juniata |
brig Nancy and schr h Lanfear brought |
up ship Adams and brig Jeune Albert.
sselo,v-Com,nv ~.
oh.,, .s.;s = $780,, 1,...:.
- to- to a Cohen. .,s''7 NA' - ~" : oiA'
park Mineral Pr;vaf r., Rordaanx 1stb A,rI
brig Selma. Stetson, days from New York to G a |
Fosdick.
Hclr Jos Toone Pennington DAYS from Ruatan |
tsiana t9 GoIdenbow 4 Lesparre with lot of
hwt 70 PegnIola &co.
-
Miss A ThYieIdfils M Drulpan and LADY p Thomnson
and son. Reid, Hayne-l on deck
Per brig Jeune Albert. I'm Bordeaux q in cabin.
a.
.r,r.-,.
Y, - : ~ * -
LIVERPOOL. Ship Gulf Stream. 1892 bales cot
u Z. 49, ssAs e
hAv1tts Fer ship Wertemberg 223O bales cotton
15UV slaves
HARSEILIES Per ship Mississippi III 200
slaves.
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ALA BAMA RIVER,

| Ia Et t!5Iigs55ETTsl GREAT SOUTHERN -eas
ses1ee - AND EASTERN MAIL xaLA
ROUTES
| TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR RoUTEsi
| FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK;
Nsx s d;s,n MATT dy
Mobiles thence daily for MONTGOMERY by Cog, Co.'s
III he Ss
VIII non an sc MnSn q M to
or BY the Bay ,9nle Of splendid Portsmouth to
Leaving New Orleans DAILY BY the above route for At
ants ih1nse by ns,9n KnoSve Lynchaurg Richmond
TINE THROUGH to New York by either rnute 61s DAYS
MI Of both routes by first class steamers and railroads
As 6W hs Y faN f orHH
RAILROAD ROUTE.
Or by the Cheap Routes,
Through by
CHARLESTON 70 or N SAyA HosA STEAMSHIPS
Leaving New Orleans Daily by the above Lines Boats to
NnSnsy thence to Ghe,tqR sayapnah BY Railroad
sps Of large size all built expressly for the trade snpe
ton Savannah -''"''"s oNa' 'eS
nyEfy .yns Ss 5,A
PAYS wond arrive at Charleston Savannah for sATUR-
Leaving. New Orleans on THURSDAYS or FRIDAYS
you'd arrive ut Charleston Savannah for The WEDNES
b1 kss o es my eer The 90 Savannah routes
h sor from ON. Mpn ne to New York
Dy Route, ana further lnforma-
ton. apply to
r. GEDDEs, Agent 90 Gravier street
New orleans. March rs, 1883
+, nY%. n, LAX 4; SHORE PACKET LNG0MTF
a nsa att ,s oGSaa spng Ri
light draagn and fas, running passenger packet seomte
Charley Wyker master will leave Lake ends OF Ina
Jefferson aH Potcharran Railroads arrival of The Lake
follows; 1890
Leaves New orleans--
,,,,-r Jehersoa r K Pontchartran n. X.
NUN ia " T. NJ chrs., =. NJ,
WEpNEsDAy ~ A. n cars.................sA NJ cars
sATRbrIy' 50 3 cars
TUESDAY EVENING. FRIDAY EVENING
IHpHsDA SUNDAY
Rates of Fare
Cabin fare to Bay st. Louis Pass Christian 50 M
anu | Is
Cabin fare Mississippi City, Biloxi aud ocean Springs SO
Deck .,............,,, '''''''' M
Fur further particulars apply 10 w
Gao. D. HITE 10 Canal street.
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To COTTON PLANTERs-1 TAKE PLEASURE
= in announcing thet Messrs VAUDEVILLE 4 McIL-
KENNY authorized agents this city TO make con
tracts for the use of
MY INVENTION
For
Spinning up the Seed Cotton OH Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation to It,
will only say here that make the capital the Rama
location the steam power expenses very nearly
that now raises gins and bales the cotton spin that with
the addition OF machinery costing about half what the in
creased value of the the first year and which
afforded by surplus labor of the plantation girls of
TO- women, and old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns the The danger from fire
of the Clubhouse is reduced many other adyap
tages of great value And what of great Importance is that
all this is fully demonstrated by successful daily operation
the plantation of Col Geo s. Yereer Yazoo CITY,
Planters desiring full particulars referred to
Agents above.
Applicants for agencies will please address them enclosing
testimonials
my3 4m.sW GEO a. HENRY
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= MEMPHIS. Steamer Capitol 8 bales cotton to
BATTLES, Noble &co. g Groves &co 4 Hughes.
Hyliested geo. z Green & Crump. 3 Jno Watt SEQ
l6 bxs stearina VO0hries, Grggs Geo so do tobacco
fatton, Smith Putnnm.. sundries to order Total,
IS bales cotton. =
Person eco. .l6 do Gillis, Ferguson &c., II do H
Ghl. o Cutrer, Harrison &c0. a Carroll Hoy eco
Hays, Saunders eco. 81 hides Ward Hunt eco. SO
DO Reed &co. .sundries to order Total III bales
cotton.
CAMDEN Steamer Jno Ray 81 bales cotton to
Edward Holie eco. l6 do Thos Williams. IS ellis,
ferguson Aco, 10 do l bale wool A Tully &co
ISL scs cotton seed Kelsey 4 Potter 574 do Mar
lin &co..5 bales hides / bale wool and sundries to
order. Total 98 bales cotton. - 3
n BAYOU SARA. Steamer Gross Tete 80 bhds
Ugar Allan. "a do to A Mltenberger geo. 81 do
At hiitenberger Boron. 80 bbls molasses to ] W
burhridg6 &co.. sc do so hf do NJ Gordon Jr A bhds
sugar Roman 4 Kernion 10 do O'Lonnel &co. =
naies cotton Pritchard & Flower 100 scs potatoes
benton. 4 bale wool to A Levi Geo. suniries to
er0er. Total bales cotton l34 hhds sugar 95 bbIs
ConslRnees.
NEW YORK, Per brig Selma. Muse 4 Rro a.,
s,zer "A Titus. &C I Buddecke &co i 4 INN ~ Z
e ~ N onfles, GIiggs &co. Jas Syme Nv W Crane
eco Buckner, Stanton Newman. j Mathe Sssile
SM Tod Aar9ns,ro1g srsud Landry: A Robb &eo.
Reilly &co. q Hansel q n Harvey Sco g = = y
holmes Baqnie. Sampson & Keen. q 4 picL T.
en- &co.. Hogan b Murphy. Smith Cooner Nco WI +
Sa9che Rhorer, Higginbotham &co b Morgan 4
hi, H &c = Eautie 3eo Menard yignaud A
Barnes Putnam Threshly. L Stevens 6co
wright \ Allen. j W DougheIty eco. 81 Iacoste j.
e. - y MORA SEQ. Hail. Kemp &co. sanford Bros
y 1a a, &co- Z Smith. .Gunnison, Chapman 4
". : ila0s wiiliams.. A kearney e Hart &co. M
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I A. BEARD d CO., SUCCESSORS TO j. A.
= BtARh 4 Nay Aneiorstis App:aissrs und General
Agents the sle OF Rei Estate ssyes Furniture Stocks
etc PoT NarteN nRa Succession Sales Plantations etc,
E8-S9. 81 Magazine street at BapAs' Arcade ial
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,


ouArREMH coun DE Dls4a,cr) ASTON MYGATT AND A.
de. vouve,,s. Orleans. LEURs of iI7ss
TN VERIFY dun osire de vente rendu lie
~ e de mai 1889 ct moi ldresse Honorable Quatrieme
js procederai lie 20 de nn 1859 midi pH6tei
de Cite de la Commune Camp Ell des
Magasps, des insolyable
Ia vente pubaue ct adjudication de-
Installation du rnagsin situe du Camp No
Premier District de ces WILLIE consistant bottles iro
pressemen' magasn de livres tounures de
bureau Giant ceui ci-devsnt occups par Mygatt & Co.
ct aejouId'hui par Thos L. Maxwell.
Abandonnee les dts nsovabes leurs creanciers
coNDITloNs-Compta au monen. de REHABILITATION.
E. T. PARKER,
jel4 u " "A ~ Sheriff de la Paroisse d.Orleans.
slxr4 nsrn1or couRr WILLIAM FLoRANcE VS.. CATH.
nv q Wy "Ilsnps q. YER, EEtNE r s9WE WE 6ssl
U directed by Honorable the SIKH District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction the Premises hereinafter designated on
MONDAY, June p, 1859, at 10Y o'clock A. NJ
All the furniture and movable effects house
situated No. 222 Camp street. the District Of this
city, and known the John House, as per inventory In
be in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spst.
z. T. PARKER
-N-.. u. Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
SIxIENE COuR DISTRICT WILL AM FIoRANCE VS. CA.
De Ia Eouyelle Orleans. THERINE B0WERS-No 1891
I'm VERTU s''un writ de icrl facias a mol
- adfesse t.ono able Sxieme de District de-
Nouyee leans dams aas ci-dessus e procederni e
LuNlI ~ de JUN 1859. O1s NJ sur les iieux
Tous les menbs ct efes dams stuee rue
du Camp No 222 dams Ia Premier District vle e con-
lie John House,, LIE tout suyant nyen
tare depose mon bureau pour recours.
Sasis dams Paffaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Padjuaicaton.
e A os.Au' rlesns