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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

Moorish style, the parties discoyerc,
that silence and darkness were the prin
ciple features Of the scene. Not a SCUM,
was heard nor Il word uttered. Tn
whole building seemed deserted. I'll,
AGONY OF The father was extreme.
go, my child NY chiidn7 he cried
10 longer al!o TO control the tcrrib!
emotions which hed been Singing through
his soul during the last Aour, q shall
never see thee more -
\ Moorish slave came around the rcar
Of the building, and assured his fellow.
captive that the girl had been carried Of
by he master, and that no one was at
home save himself. But even as The
lying rascal uttered the concluding word.
Il wild Shrek was heard in the chamber
and the next moment young and beau
titul girl OF seventeen summers appeared
at one Of the front windows, looking like
a spectre, in her garments Of spUtlcss
white.
"Ny child, my Alice" exclaimed
MIR. Collins.
" Save me, father" was the response;
and while shouts and groans were heard
proceeding from the interior of the build
ing, the maiden threw herself from the
low window, falling into the very arms
OF her father and Lieutenant Stewart.
The very moment Of this Reunion was
destined to be that in which company
Of Al@orlno troops came round the
nearest corner, marching up the street
in the direction Of Lieutenant Stewart
and his ucn. 1t was also at the same
moment that The old Moor, who had Sc
long considered himself the proprietor
Of AIr. Collins and his daughter, came
to the window and set up Startling
yell.
"Jhis way" cried Nh Collins; and
he dashed open the front door Of the
building, and conducted the entire party
within. 3" Lcok to your weapons, and
take the rascais off their pins die instant
thcy lalt :" said Stewart.
4 sharp and determined struggle soon
commenced, in the course Of which half
the Moorish soldiers were killed, and
the remainder finally gave way. But
the rcscurors had expended all their aln-
munition, and only single bullet was
remaining; that was in large horse
pistol in the possession Of Lieut.. Stewart.
lie was just wondering what he should
do with it, when the old Moor came
down stairs with huge sabre in his
grasp, and made furious dash at Mr..
Collins and his daughter, with murder
written on his features and flashing from
his eyes. This sudden arrival decided
the destination of the last bullet.
Take it, you black DEVIL" cried
Stewart, just as the blow was descending,
and he fired his weapon, the ball passing
through the miScrcant's head, and bring
ing him dead to the floor.
"Now, boys" added Lieut., s., {" We
are going to finish with hand to hand
fight. TIE powder and bail are out
we must trust to the sword"
Closely followed by his men, as well
as by Mr.. Collins and Alce, the Lieut.
led the way toward, the boat. /, seem
ed as if Algjors had turned out to wit
ness the triuI"phaI retreat, the street.
being filed with thousands of men ano
women collected together by the bricl
contest al the Moor's house, but not al
attempt was made to intercept tie pro-
ercss Of the party, the AI-erine3 con-
| tcnting themselves with scowls ant
dclunciations. Ten minutes later tn,
| ,I.. 81 l.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

An EVIDENCE OF HARD TlMEs.-Onc night
last week the cornerstone of the Lutheran
Church. on Beaver creek, in this county, was
removed, and the coin deposited therein at
the time of the erection Of the binding,
amounting to ninety cents. stolen. This is
about the meanest theft that we have ever
been called upon to record, and gives indul
table evidence of hard times or great rascality
somewhere. HaeerstoWn (Md.) Herald.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

AIR AS A SrmvLtsT. The exciting and
stimulant properties of pure oxygen are well
known. and every one has felt the invigora-
ting influence of fresh air, yet no practical
application has been made ofthese beneficial
properties of a Substance so cheap and uni
vcrsal When the body is weak, the brain
fatigued, ard the whole system in state OF
lassltudc, just 20 into the open air, take II
few vigorous inspirations and expirations and
the effect will be instantly perceived The
individual trying the experiment will feel
invigoIaed and stimulated. tho blood will
course with freshness, the lungs will work
with increased rapidity, the whole frame will
feel rcvivitied, and nature S stilnulant will be
found the best.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

THE OLDEST tHUHcn IN AMERICA 1t was
built in 1851. in the town Of bingham, Mass.
and is still occupied as place of worship. -
The hcll-rope hangs down in the middle of
the house, where it was placed in cider that
the bell might he rungnstantIy to give alarm
or any sudden Indian incurSiou. There are
many Of the old.faShoncd square pcws in the
house, enclosed by what resembles more II
high and substantial implanted fence than
anything to be seen in a modem church -
The fame is Of oak, and the beams are huge
and numerous. The old house is good for
two hundred years more. The church has
an old pastor, the Rev. Joseph Richardson
having preached in it for ti'ty-three years.
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UAs remedy for cracked hoofs take
piece of copper four inches long, and two
inches wide, and drill eight holes, four in
each end, so as not to interfere with the crack,
and screw it fast to the hoof, crossways of the
crack; then take hot iron with sharp
edge and burn the crack at the edge of the
hair till it goes through to- the quick
After this, let the horse run pasture. and IL
will begin to heal up in q few weeks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

To CURE BlLE.-The skin Of boiled egg
is The most efiicacious remedy that can be
applied to bile. Peel it carefully, and wet
and apply st. 1t will relieve the soreness in
few hours.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

1.-THE following simple mode of examin-
inging n well, to ascertain whether it con-
tains any offensive substances, has been rec
commended as efficient: Place common mir
Tor over the well in such position as 10
catch and throw the rays of the sun to the
bottom Of the well, which will be immedi-
ate.y ilumined in such n manner that the
smallest pebbles. &C., at the bottola. can be
distinctly disccrned as if in the hand The
sun is in the best situation to be reflected in
the morning or afternoon Of the day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

TIE SOUTHERN FORESTS The Baltimore
Exchange says: "Those persons who have
been accustomed to regard the pine forests of
the South as of comparatively small CONNER.
cal importance vii, be surprised to learn
that the annual value of the hcwn timber Of
the sawed plank, boards, scantling, rosin
pitch, and turpentine IS estimated to he not
less, in the aggregate. than from twelve to
fifteen millions of dollars: while it is impos-
sible to compute the yearly loss by waste in
girdlng trees that are the growth of crn.u-
RES for the purpose Of opening up new plan
tations or extending the area ofthose already
worked. The wanton destruction of this val.
liable timber, which has been going OH for
some years past, has elected strong pro-
test from writer in the Savannah Rrpuhli,
can, who calls attention to the fact ihat the
exports OF yellow pine are annually diminish
ing, and expresses the opinion that unless
more care is taken in future 10 preserve the
growing timber and pro- cct the owners of it
against The cncroachments Of piratical' squat
ters the pine forests Of the South will be
rapidly swept away"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

rT'G. P. r. James. the novelist. has de-
termined to leave Venice and return to Vir-
ginia, for the purpose of making that State
his permanent abdn place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

How THEY PREDICT TIE WEATHER AT TIE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE. Prof Henry. at
:he Scientific Association. gave an account Of
the method pursued each day at the Smith
sonlan Institute to record and predict the
weather. They have a map Of the United
States hung upon board, with pins stuck
through at the points where the observers of
the Institute are stationed. The Institute has
daily reports by telegraph from many of these
points. Each morning an assistant hangs a
cord en- the pins to indicate the state of the
weather-black Il raining. green if showing,
brown if cloudy, white if far. All storms
travel east, and thus they are enabled to pre-
diet with great certainty the condition Of the
weather, twelve hours in advance.
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CL57lt is said that the use of the roller is n
most effective method Of getting rid of this
Ties as well as mdllcrns md other large weeds.
No doubt the scythc makes clean sweep"
so does the surgeon, when he cuts off leg
but a crushed limb remains attached to the
body. and the end will bc modification and
q, ath
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

0LTRarcy has got the London cavalry
under his charge at q good price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

SAMUEL LINDES, Chairman.
J. F. MEREDITH, W. II. YOUNG,
WILLIAM KEYsER, Thomas Stow,
d. l.. BARTLETT, A. q. MORT,
W. HENRY JOHNSON, JAMES SrIRRATT,
Stunning Committee on Exhibition for 1859.
j. F. MEREDITH, General Superintendent.
G, II. RoDGrns. Superintendent of Machmcry.
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sHER1FF,s SALES.
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q New oIis.e COURT sgeGEssI9N o. togIsA
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shs E sSs o ois. e e.
as parish r Of .ot STATE q uis'n.
ton No township No. / range No. s.s eonst, nc
TERGs1ecss CASH on n he sp or me-
p.v,,.,, Con. >, D,,,.,,, orleans
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d. ass.
H8s de Ia Cite Is Commune entTe les russ du cs
pueiaue Specification dep IN ute Ia vene
uNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE siss On IA ps.
ssn' e ssnRes
lie township No ranges No est confsnant "a
reenssure dsposs mon bues gu bureau oes errs'
uNE GERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE, sise en- Ia pa
% nrd Quest ct d seesn M
q d. sesa No 70 @
SDiFfoSs-osn1'sass. nemsp. dsp.s,qs,e...en.
aus % so Sheriff de Il psroisss n d'5Is.n..
sEcosD Dlsrsrcr couRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS ",
pSv HfE pjfae: Of ,sAMuEL
directed By the Honorable ~ bs,rct a
@ ely %
SsRTaIS PoaffoS 81 ans sousp .u.. in III.
Ehs NJ, II a.s +; i IL
roll Of said piey Ssa Ss ss os he
4 q IS! building. and thereon
TERMs-Cssh on the spot, ..-. ..@.4a .--l..5z.
Sheriff ., E. ST E.l 5As 3 511:.,,.
.. -s'A VI - "'''A " oii'~n''
del. Nouve. orle,n, 33aebEHfs " :, 81 SAMUEL
@
$ss ]: & ;s:ss:s
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dsso:s s sq,s.a d =.
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order sale rendered sb 1853 and 70 me direct
I'M III pss
ss S9 d
ovents D..
Sig Coils Rope Rope Il. L. W: B. ......... 40 9ss lbs
......... 7s1 "
7K,"n, $4,000. 5,ass
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TRE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
With immense-
Home and European Depaama.


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sudra esas and. ana m e. e s.s
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iii iii n'se re w :
New YORK. JsnnSy & zMR
n Gentlemen Having heard good d.. shout rrss wssas
MID lay ssds p s; Sss
great many persons had against all pasas s0
and sh9it time ago commenced using rom aIisis 80
nd n e .s ~ ss e. -
pase. be h. ~
% gye Rssorativea trial they HAYS fatl w..
s: !:
healthy looking am yours sss:EgfssfailE II
Corner Columbia and carseli strssts, EVELYN,
-, w., ~. =. LIylsssror. ~. Isb. e. M
part ss =
Es's o quite a. . infant and e.
p e &. no
sstant and advise all who are afflicted that way .
Yours ETC., 3. W. MIDDLETON.
Prof Woea7Dsa. Sir Year Hui Rs.s s.syss
se.
ssss VI sssss IL Gig
personal can induce many oshsrs Is
@ p, 3. r1 q a NJ !; p.
Th sS gS. up II ss a
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSHIP.
DrsssSRRa.SHaT10 RI !. s EIsx Q. 5oM.s1oE
e r. H., g. alone AUTHORISED %
az !. F. 2: s. I T94sssssasos'
sernss . sMs.E sIsI!sIs gsDERsIosED hay.
raj zaeslss ~ asAsDsx de rssssses u Gen
g. ". xccERREN.
and salss Masonic Hail os n 4. .,,.
New orisans. August s. 1884,
Ng s1Itsss s.,1 THE cor ARINERsH1F HEsEfo7oE7
d ss II: 4. ;s e 8:
a.. Either psrs 8. sssS - e. M
: :s$: E: :;;:: '$$s:sssss.,
THE UNDERsIsNED HAYS 1oRxKp rHm
ss ri Il .i ss.iYs 3: l. &
4 4PRas4. d sasHAsE
New Orleans July 1. 1859. No. IS Csrondsst strs,t,
RETIRING FROM THE SHIP BROKERAGE
s.s psrtnsfI nsss C.mpsei convsss and q RI
upon the late firm Of J. r. whitney Go.
n.vo,,..,. ,,,. :, ,o.e IN. HAdEDOkN;
CORA UNDERsIoNRD HAvR
sssss 81 ss :. S 1
mission busin and agency sale Of IA.
bacco, and are located u Sc Gravier street.
DAN'L 4. WILSON. a..
cHAs n. MAssiE o'se's
Charlottesville, Va
~o., Nov Orleans
NoW OrIesns. July l, 1853. y1 In
ME COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE Ex.
Msn9 between the undersigned and LOGAN MCKNIGHT
II endum this day disssIvea q per "a IL
isa 1eaoTs Psters Notary Public Of February
K ises u; GOODRICH and Il. L. 0OODRfrH VIII sies
+ b &. GOODRICH
slsHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
co "a a nndef tos name nod style of GOODRICH
SION business u the same place hesstofore -
I I s s$$Ss$ %S
SAlNT LOUIS HOTEL-rHE UNDRRsIoNED
MON s old PATRON and the public tsa Win b cioe3 Snr
ing the summer for additions altraope and rens ssS %
q and reopened Tuesday November 1t IA
New Orleans, June Isl, 1852 = 2 AlAh (; & - =:
SA1NT CHARLES HOTEl-WE HAVE TAKEN
Jesse q f17 Saint Charles Hotel i've year and Avail
ouiseves ti opportunity to thank the public for the Na
heretofore extended and will inform them that I'D
a.ns sn curing The summer be thoroughly renovasd
.on % ssan have the pleasure Of catering er vants which
&c pfomi'e 70 DO IN satsfactory manner: Il (
New Orleans, June LIST, 1879 q e.
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- -
HARDWARE.
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES. FROM Q to Is DIAMETER OF CYIrnpx.
pnRrARLE srRAM RN01rra s<... IL -.

STATIONARY STEFAN ENGINES
ALL Sizes. FROM to Is DIAMETER OF cYL1HpRs
PORTABLE sTKAM ENGINES. from Ix "a N 49,.
sovsr.
DRAINING WHEELS. from II fest to 30 fss. diameter,
DRAINING PUMPS, from TO 70 inches in diameter
both iron and wooden frames With Norcross Rocker Boxes and
stsarn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks
Pages and Page 1 Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws.
Strands rros Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS, from -
. inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON sCREws sf 8, TX, and II inches IN
danst By II feet long, and gsssed for either horse steam
power.
sHAFT1Na, COUPLINGS. PuLL1Es STANDS HANG
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS. u inches in diameter, and from
Is 10 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS. mp to u inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, Of various sisss.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sizes
Of all sizes Of the articles generally IN
Tor delivery at the shortest notice. fer sale On
"e most favorable terms and at the lowest prices
EVeiy article fully guaranteed
By mail. "''' " ''A' " my s'''e
mys &wf 7oa,.,,..s.. n. s,LAAH.
-DA VA1sHAA' cHAs. n. wA,sssAs
j. WATERMAN q BROTHER
l31I 1xPozrzRs.
AND wHoLEsALR DEALRRs =
cnrvnv Hardware,
Fish AND sHR1Mr sE1Nrs. o"A1 hoole
TACKLE. NETS, etc., 10
hrAssnts for y''ef PLow AND scRAPER-fs,ru 4,
the Anvil) No. II aA0AzINE STREET. ,.,n., ~ c..
---ee.. Wv o..e.n.. bly,
N0I1IC C1:., ooSFoRx WITH rae LATE ACT OF
PRIEsTLEY BE1N
'ons D. BEN. LAWRENCE Q. sz,s.
% JOHN ID. BEIN 4 SON, n
tx:y Importers and Dealers in
W 3 D ARE AND CUTLERY
rssah
Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street
New o...a. July .. 1859 New G I'll e.
e C AID; gspsRsJeKED ~ RETURNING
:. q. 81:
rER ,ts Of the rm q and 70 long and
ssss n, snds hs high
s ssb;is ,s.' 81 . hoped
Machine Shop and Foundry
New Orleans, August "a, 1859. .naI IL:
SECOND HAND ENGINES. BOILERS AND
" MACHINER z for Sale. '' AMI
One Second Hand Steam Engine of forr fast .,x,.. 49,
inches diameter q cylinder set heavy iron
n ~ Wheel fourteen feet in diameter having
raGes arg Governor All In complete ordervery little worn
1ss DoGo. Engine inches diameter l6 stroke
One Doctor Engine diameter AND il nchss
Win tour cast-Ion pumps-n comnlete order. |
smaller Doctor Engnes-no complete but can he made
70 II required Te' ' S"" 70 A1ooe
large lot Of Second Hog Chains Of ysrious
6tirrups, ETC. ~ '"''e''' ""@iu
Two Second Hand Double Boilers ~ inches diameter
y feet opg with Fire Fronts. Safety Valves and
Tor each Boiler and snsly or
They have been In but short are In e1
One Be without Fues AZ inches diameter and "A fee,
one head only and has put perfect and
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Il RARONNE STREET STEAM BoILER
4MhAzaSs uEACToRY between Poydras and Heys, only
The undersigned having largely increased his work
an orders for description Of BOILERS less time and
low rates a. they be had In any sop the South or
ported from the North. -
30 feet long and II inches diameter, ~
g., Also CYLINDER BOILERS, 3d. 81, - and IS hes dame
on hand. -f' ''' ssS'' constantly
ship. - w. A"''''"' "A0 "ofAmAn
Parties wishing purchase Boilers for plantations steam
1oa OF sawmiis are respectfully invited "a call Judge for
tnemselve6.. Ing ly&Wl D. H. FOMLEP.
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"A NTHRAClTE COAL - PRICES REDucsD
IL twenty per eent-Having for the coming month very
h e .os 1af e ~ 70 90 we vii deliver extent from
Red or Ash Egg szs 81 50 DER Inn svi,g
10 tSep5y per from retail prices
sPENiiER FIELD Il CO.
auSi II Once corner of Camp and Girod ss
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
VERAND A BUILDING,
a2 Old No., Camp street. between Poeyfsrre and ca,s ~
seventeenth Annual Session,
The Seventeenth Annual Sc son of this Inst,,t;o,
, the First Monday of September, 1859. ee''' vi
OF comprises general and sys
tenn OF education Il offers advantages the sc1m
ton OF mngnags The French daily spoken in the school
The la stion IL cantn, ".e .hg1ousny ahaiyzed
well ventilated The provided with cboice hraru
the best musical instruments and complafa nhosonhcai
apparatus ~ S-p0 pi'io'ophca'
ton. H. n DfMTTaWW 'ao iHsi'a
w., o.,o.,, - President Of the Board
LeM o-No..9, NNgusl io)9 anal If
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AUCTION SALES.
YACHT "KATE" AT AUCTION.
BY j. a. REARD A. 90.

Gardner Smith. Aucttopeer.
FRIDAY, 9th september, at 10 O'Clock. A.
a. the United States Hotel Third District, ths Yacht
She 2s uns and 595.hs-hul. by John Mahony At A.
SPARED this She in all and
completely fitted pleasure Yacht and Of the
comfortable, safe, and sailing Lake.
Terms Of sale cash au2o OF
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Baton Rouge, August 2, 1889
1g-1n accordance with the 18th section Of
At No. w approved March l9h, 1851 entitled in
relation to certain debts Of the State Act Nc M EMIL
tied Act relative to the receipts from 18th sections ap.
proved March 2h 1853 sealed proposals will received for
sixty days from and after the date Of the Of this Nd
or the purchase by the State of Louisiana one
such 2. are receivable BY the State the
~ approved March 5 1855 All proposals be directed to
the AUDITOR and Treasurer at Baton Rouge
presence q the Governor MONDAY the 2h day Of DC
tober eighteen hundred and ynne 1885, Of IL O'Clock
sell said Bonds at the lowest terms. ~
Tho Governor reject snv and all bids
and to direct advertisements for proposals. '
BY the Governor ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE
A. DUPLANTIER, Assistant Secretary of State aui6 6M
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

Sixth DISTRICT coURT 7R; B. CLARKE HIS CREDIT.
p e E vH. o57sa9s 6LARKE& PIoToN.No 74ss.
u order der & sale rendered Aagu, 2sh
in the above entitled matter proceed to sell at public
sucton on the premises Poydras street No. 49, od nnnber
at lo O'Clock, A M, for of the said
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mail combating letters newspapers for States
and cities Of the Austrian Postal Union Denmark
Norway sweden, Poland, Russia Greece etc.
. sent from tho Post-ohce In New York weekly.
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z nssH LA SgE sDGE.gy9r, No. 1875 ekAvrER AND 81

" TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
k Having opened my stand the LIST Of January 1888
win good Negroes respectfnly a
heit The patronage of my oil friends and customers
hl9.y G. F. HATCHER.
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DEuxlENE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MARCE.
de la Nouvelle- Orleans }LIN AUBRAN-No il 2ag
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
N cers de Ii ssdite succession, ct toutes autres
sonnes celia pen dayoir dednire sous dix
quelle lie compile presente par Admnsatrice de- la die
successo sera point Hpprouve ct homoogue les fond
entire mains repartis commencement dit co,npte
Par ordie de la Cour.
aug26 80 sept4 f. MICHOT, Deputa Grefier
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de- Ia NouDeeo Orleans. MINaAup y - AK
A TTilNDU que Marie Irene olivier, weave
efe d'obtenr les Lees dAdminsr stion la succession
de feu Louis Armingaud, de EIDE intestat
est 10 present donne tous que concerner
davor dednir dix ours les raisons pour esquees il
ne serA pas fat droit d Ia dte petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
au25 20 So f. MTCHOT, Dapute q reai,r
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srcosp DIS DISTRICT COURT sUccEss5oN OF MAKoEL1N
NOTICE Is hereby given to the CT editors of
~ this estate and to all other herein Interested
any they have why the account presented by the
Administrators Of this should homoogated and
approved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court.
E. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk
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1SInsMrance = The following Companies
nave complied with the law of the State Of re-
lahon to agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies
THOS. ASKEW, State Collector,
New Orleans, June I, 1859 '
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF ASSESSORS !
Room No. Is, City Hall,
1rNotics 70 Tax Payers-The Board OF
Assessors of the city of New Orleans having completed their
rolls Of for the 1889 and copies thereof having
been LEFT with the Secretary of the Board No Is City
HALL the same be of tbe Inab
i,ans he said city Of New Orleans any Of The own
the 18th inst. - -
And the Board Of Asessors further give notice that thew will
meet at their Office, No. Is City Hall o'clock NJ
tn O'Clock M on the 18th 10Th 2lst ed 23d 21h and
10th Of September next review their on app
cation Of any person conceiving hr self apgrieved
HENRY BIER.
aulS BOD Secretary Board of Assessors
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans July 40 1859
- The Ns,. Direetors of this Bank have de-
cared oividan of EIGHT profits of the
10th August. " ~ 'et VIC
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