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BY N. V1GNIE.

.s sP % Ind ss @ No. Lease. ed
u t?a OF = r. .ss
4 il lines i'm: sna q "a il inches
fYS Sf II i ia i b,
is1s'ss 3 Nos. IN American measure
h. % sp % Ind ssn
on f.sass IN dss sas n s S
Is forms the Of rlo.a. Landing and Willow
width the 12 feet in depth and front willow
=
By L. e. NJ oi Ii & and jack
ah saa a
ASs s.eh and
line. street, the With u hs Tar, III
81 i Siass -
c M s and dsh On tss a' ese s
dividing it from No l6 feet 10 inches on rear lie par
81 fee. II in. and Sims front jackson
No s. feet inches the other depth line dividing it
NJ Is Triangular form, and EEL II
s "Ss 1s
H. 5o sns a
S r. ps s ss each of
Of ample depth said square $40
inches lines 'front.' both Palmyra and Bank Streets
and 800 feet nches and lines 'front.' both st. John and St.
Is TWO SQUARES OF GROUND, designated on plan No.
Is by the letters and B. situated In the the First Dis
| tct. s.-
Square is bounded by St. Adene ST. Msgdens. Poydras
y s'6fs
elusive The entire in American has FL
line street 4o7 feet inches and lines st. Magdaae street
245 feet inches and line on Poydras street.
Square is bounded by St. Jane, ST. Adelins Poydras
the plan by numbers from TO 20 inclusive The di
mansions Of the entire square, in American fol
lows viz $50 feet 9nches st. Adene 500 feet nche
st. jane 245 feet Inches and line Poydas greet
| 2i5 feet 2 inches and line on Perddo street.
BY inspect II the psn will be that all M lo II
both oft ese squares have ample ront and depth.
The whole according PLAYS dawn by A DeArrnas O.
which be preseay examined at the oce No
Bank. Arcade Passages sad pass be exhibited, ALSO
cash. and h
on s.e. s9 ys dO , notes Of the
Gu ed by special mortgage the property sold, with all Of tn
vendor privileges and the clause Of alenando i'd
rty in case of nonpayment after maturity raid rotes vii
then bear cent interest until fully paid Thi
Ia condo will not be understood as to delay in
The dngs be insured against the risks Of fire for ei
full value and the policies Of insurance transferred annually
In Of delay neglect The part pur
chasers Ia complying with this condition. said pocs in
The purchasers will themselves 10 be put possessio
at their own EXPENSE and will have comply with The term
and conditions above described within fifteen days
properly purchased BY them will sold o their account
Acts of before H. B. Cenas Esq Notary Public No. II
Common street at the expense of the purchasep fe4
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AN EXTRA SESSION OF CoSaREss.-U Under date of
the 18th inst, "Ion" writes from Washington to the

the 18th inst, Ion'' writes from Washington to the
Baltimore Sun
As to an extra session of Congress- it is very posi-
BILE that it will become necessary, even if it be not
called to provide means for the support of the Gov
eminent. Unless the operations of the Government
are to be conded to Executive discretion the Legis
ative body ought to be in session more than three
months in the year. Nine months is too long legis
lative recess for time when the foreign as well as
domestic affairs OF the country are in SO crcaa con.
dition. -. .-.s
All Europe may be involved in a war before mid
summer. and possibly this country may be called to
assert its rights as a nation. The Central American
and Mexican complication may become seriously ag-
gravated. If the Cass-lrrisarr treaty be ratified by
Nicaragua at ALL it will not be received here in time
to lay It before the Senate till after the Sd Of March,
Our Minister to Spain may be dismissed, and the
Cuban authorities may give US again ample cause OF
complaint. Lopez may blow up every one OF our YES
sells that may be able to ascend the rivers of Para
quay and appears that Of them at least are to
proceed to Ascension, if the French engineers viii
| permit them.
The Oregon or other hostile Indians will be ready
to renew hostlities in the spring. aud new debts OF
great magnitude may be again accumulated, il indeed
/ the people or the parties will trust the Government
for supplies even at their exaggerated prices In
fact there may be occasion in the course Of the long
recess that will render it expedent if not indispensa
4 BILE, to call the new Congress. S4s
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JEwELKY................. JEwELaY.
L 0 U Is NJ u a

Ge& us III,
Having refreshed his already fine and beautiful stock
JEWELRY and sILyERWAE in order to give fair chance
his line the DISCOUNT of per and
sverware 10 cent jewery and % cent plated
until the LIST Of May I, when be WILL SELL OUT
EETi.EY to retire from BUSINESS Of enormous sacrifice
II needless his articles his establishment
well known as keeping everything jewey line and Of
the finest qualities Persons wishing buy ewery
need not cali at tny a. l6 and IS carat jew Try is
kept and LOW PRICES for reasons
above mentioned at
deco 3m LOUIS MUH.
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FOR RENT.

nsxk FOR RENT-ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT AND
watered FARMS the Jackson Railroad, l04 miles
sboye New Orleans, IA miles from flag station. and the
running within hundred yards of the houe with good
orchard on the place. Apply nj 1856 Poydras street TO
fe4 ]. @. D0WNER, General Agent.
TOR RENT-A FINE, LARGE BACK OFFICE on TIL
l. second floor of No 81 street. Possession
given immediately. Apply to BARELLI Il CO,
jas II ~ 81 Common street.
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Much Of the poetry Of the present day seems studi
ously metaphysical and obscure. You had better
never sit down to read it without searchwarrant to
find its meaning.
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FANATIC ILLUSION Galveston Civilian relates
the following incident having occurred during one
of DR.. Nichols lectures in that city:
In the midst of the lecture, and after an account of
an apparition Of the Virgin Mary to Jew in Rome,
and bis consequent conversion, lady In the audi
ence suddenly pointed her hand at vacancy, and in
voice which thrilled every one present exclaimed,
Sister don't yos see Ms Blessed Virgin ~ and
then swooned away, and was borne from the room.
DRowNED AT SEA.-The brig East, Capt GRAHAM,
arrived at Galveston Sunday last from Now York.
The following Is an extract from her log
Jan. a. lat. 70 deg. 25 sec. long. "a deg. 20 min,
schooner John Taylor, steering North.
Jan. 3Oth, Holein-the Wall, west five miles. 1sAn
II. johnson, seaman, jumped overheard Vhile N q
state Of insanity, and was lost. Every exsstoA Was
made to save him. ~
Governor Aorgans private secretary, Mr. Bliss y .
wag. The other day man, decidedly inA6siated.
walked into the Executive chamber and called Tor
the Governor. What do You want with him n IN
CURED the secretary. /" Oh, want an ONCE nm .
good salary--a sinecure sWell teplied the pecre>
tary. can tell you something better for yon than
sinecure-you bad better Try trotsr eaTs.n The
inehriate vamosed New York Post $
The WAY ASTRONOMERS No lfs-H lie !. aaid .
rusty old heathen Of the desk. how do ss1onomera
| measure the distance to the sun S
why replied the young hopeful, they calcn-
late one-fourth the distance, and thea multiply ~
| four"
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Rsy 5sss @ Ss
from business to friends, and
The unparalleled has attended Dr. prac
ss IT, FL Ct the United and
sss v ssns 4 r he .ssss Ct s and s
5 syss DE- per
tssss q e
sss Ss5ssi + s. s Ts.s IL III
Df James wond also call the attention especially Of thos.
sss sszs :sEas s ss 1s a
sGsIs's % s sa s n
"ss @ To- ass s Rsa py
sa p' S s 81 s or q e
Da pi ct smesy n q ss e
sssss TI%si5y ~ ~
n s 5 spps
Weakness Of the Immediately cured and full vgo
Remsmesr rhe Medical House of Dr. James 81 Custom
from psas and reserved Hours of attendance
Geossultstions strictly confidential.
Ps-Rscenscases of sonorrhss cured hours
'FdH 81 II So on nai 5a An s,..s.
%SE4a ~ ss1
Eighty Steam Engines with their Boilers and ohinss
1n and ss' rans 81 ssF
Ey S:es SSs AsEs EGgF n
T. se HR and
and w ~ n
Ter RnGT T E 4HSsI = Of different sizes
CIRCULAR SAWS, of all Sizes from As to Il inches in d.
SIX DRAINING MACHINES, of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms
8. H. GILMAN,
dE Sm&W 10 Gravier street New Orleans.
LEE & LEAvITT's PATENT CIRCULAR SAW
with Sorcross Rocker Boxes and stean's Patent
is fully one third stronger both in iron and wood
AND ms pRe9 has given better
Nocos Patent consists suspendng the saw tina. it can
have Lateral vibration and when thrown out Of line will
Of the by which Il sustained while at the same
time the ssoaE has lateral play in is boxes and is made
while in opgrationa matter Of importance when the
stearn Patent consists in enabling one man to move the log
on the ways with ease and with thereby saving
mans and making better work than Mills with the
Twenyays Of these Mills in ready for delivery.
Mills With Top saws and @ 81 s
Young Amsrica' iron frame Mills. Fer ssls y ~
| d2l 3m&@ 10 tlIaver street, New Orleans
sTRET "a BOILER
W The Undersigned having largely Increased his work
orders sSn sTps all Fl bos ss @
low rates as they can be had in any shop the South or
Always on hand, DOUBLE FLuED BOILERS, from 20 to
9pg s e af RiERs II q. a. and %
Fire Fronts Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
work will be guaranteed Of best material and workman
Parties wishing purchase Boilers for plantations
boats or sawills are invited call and
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= BARONNB STREET STEAM BOILER
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

Messrs. b. A. Fahnestoek Co:
conference.-the G. w. Tiley, who is gentleman well
known as one Of the best planters in this Wharton county
and celebrated for the careful Of negroes highly
recommends b. Fahnestocks vemitugs He called on me
mnstered the vermfnge bought of last year adult
of having succeeded in expeilpg
from her dozen inches in LENGTH and that
her health is gool.
One of these home testimonies is worth thousand where the
known; and this regarded eiable
evidence with regard the adaptation Of your valuable verm
fuge to our plantations.
am, truly yours
s. W. FISHER.
Purchasers should look we'll to the initials the wrapper
and that they buying B. A. Fahuestocks yemifge
ard no other. ja25 lm&W
n W.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW.
ing warehouses is now prepared to accommodate those
nodous buildings specially adapted fer the various articles OF
From their Proximity to the river and shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with the
diminished risk in Of fire. beng I'LL Fire Proo he is
sbled to offer advantages not heretofore attained:
DELTA WAREHOUSE at the ryer-For Grain and other
Produce, of Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE-qeneral Warehouse, In the
rear OF Delta.
WABASH wAREEoUsE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street.
HOME wAREHoUsE-Fcr Coffee alone Fultonstreet near
? JydrAs.
The attention of merchants solicited. n26 tt
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MoRH or srAUNTOHs srL Esx s--1ee &es 4fe1e
mene OF the London liiustfafe6 NeNg, edSet4 ~
contaiss III ioIoWine n MI 1ospky: S..
There y umof that II. Mesphy VII ply sesessx
me!en VIZ X hafM,Iz. We nope Y VII ps2ses n 49,
,o.n1sa, sof sDs sssu,s @ tns Pssv,o e -
,ssss. ~ IS. R.ass y - xa.
S..yss NV ~ 80 ls.3 49, u 49, 49, -
css.s ~ s.s1 ~ ~ = ~ .
~ ~: ~ scJs ~ =. " "
c.sif. r.. -,sEsss s ss.ss y 6sses
re ~ xsss. go..a -. ~ - 80. ~,
vim ~ 1esnhv y. = 49, ~, = = ~ ssy
NJ Mo.rk~ .xpny ~ ssvssy ~, ~ e ~
nl.v II III aIss ~ 1sa ~ ~ ~
~ rr3sns - ~ ~. ~ ~ z = y
m Hsrrifs - s. - - u 49, 49, essss
those terms, metipr ~ - - ~ ~
. gentleman. AsEg tfsps1u e o. n1ek 1s(ISuIiIS
Mosphy and Hsnwtls, 49, ~ - dsc5fsed e
anish, II was qaits 4 = 80 ts -
that NJ. Morpby W. dsstasy ~ - - n.
Stanton claims NJ . = 8 : $500 - z
course excepts hinleeIf IN ~ - ntal1 HsTVif1
Is the only one in IL - 60 - S1 1910
creditsbIe stand against ~ AnSr5eonlV ri k7ke
very column containing H. s15o5 n e6uVe. r
at.nvs ID v,viv4sH
PAusS1 @1vSy - fAiH,s$~. =
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AXLES suitable for Cane Carts md Drsys with Lnch PRS
and Nuts at No b6 Gravier street. New Orleans sr1 j.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10000 feet IA and TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and dressed.
600 feet Ia and IL wide dressed Flor5a Yellow Pine
FLOORING topgued and grooved.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved
100 COO feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
100000 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
l0N,0r0 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards Weatherboards Scantling, Jnists, etc.
100000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles
ALSO
Sashes, Doors, Blinds Mouldipgs, ETC., etc.
For sale the lowest market prices in lots to suit
chasers, by SIMPSON DORR,
$3.50 iy New Basin.
II r.. L ATlMER, DEALER IN Seamless CLOTH
ing No So drawer street, in the store lately occnp
by j. G. Peppard Co.
overcoats Business Coats Pilot Coats Pea Jackets Pants
Vests Ladies' and Genemen's Leggns Shoes daiters
Of great variety aud most desirable Styles
ehese fabrics in the wool without any II
always retas their shape and point Of strength til
durability and all other desirable qualities
quesonahy superior any other styles Of Clothing al
who test them must admit.
~ Planters are invited to call and examine
a9-Merchants supplied on liberal terms. dill Sm
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WAISTS PATENT GAS BURNER-
PATENTED JUNE Q, 1857. -..


We beg call attention he CONSUMING PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER GAS BURNER which has JUS. been submitted
the most critical and test made in this county in
the ely of Albany N Y, where it direct compete
ton with GLEAsoNs BURNER the best in the United
s,ate which Professor siman of Yale College.
YALE CoLLEGE IAnoRAroRY,l
Tabular comparative statement result Of Photomerc
Ss@ By
man:
Name Of ssi hoa Pressure no.
o% ssssh5sat inches Is s sS
gard. 49,. :........;. a feet. lain. 10 candles
New York ssfaS'@fas iss' iH''s'
Now, the public remember that in fair Albany
Il h
f. j hour
second ,sjsI Wsi.h Turner consuming
hour Difference in favor Of Walsh Burner 6o feet
4s, s d Fret
Difference in favor Of Walsh Burner Il fl Fl hour
's''fF join A'f nuF fls Company
ohA'' %S. o at ts9G Committee
prepared furnish them Gss Companies Gas Fit
tes and Gas quantity and Also burn
ae We nh 1Se
EASILY replaced thess Burners The
Durable
@ ye bssn r. in % oa the War
them and with much economy Of use.
T TO s ss We sos s
We can give complete VIZ WET siGss eARrREL
ss-These Burners may be in operation the Illinois
Central Office under St Charles Hotel Any orders
lift with W. E. REDDING, the Agent, will receive prompt
attention. fel0 If
NOTICE. HAVE so COMPOUNDED INERTIA
failing bodies unequal through the
%
ss hs on am s
result Of long intense research necessarily belongs
Toas
should not know who to call on If attempted it, but hope
Is could well Be- Ny Abilities
this but statics will be HE final while at the
results Is
fel26t &C Poydras street.
NEVER SAY DIE!-YouSG MEN SUFFERING
o Nick 5ss
te los S write and
psrsarbins Bog Ils, Gharestovn. Mass. jasi lmAW
FOR GpNoRR II GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
REasb
TIONThis wordrenowned preparation all affections
Of England France and Of America owedgs
is
cacious system nvigorated the debitated
body and depressed mind are restored to energy n
.... Sole agent se i for the United States,
@. OCULIsT-Dr CUISINES OFFICE FOR
-SXghe Treatment Of DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
Imperfectons of yisioA No. l69 ST. CHARLES STREET,
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans La.
NJ fhaE atta cd IN
CATARACT. SQUIRTING, the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc., etc. .- jals 6u&w
NAs FIxTUREs.......:...GA FIXTURES.
Dealer in Chandeliers Baokeis Hall Lamps French Eng
manufacture the greatest variety and at
g. n5sTs e S ssss it, by the Ga.
put uD Gas Fixtures. ies 6Ia
oS sG53ss $ FOSTER, nEA1Ehs II FI9Hs
Levee streets, New Orleans.
ss9ay saass
For sale by poyss ana New esee Streets
sey VI as TIE s s Or
sswssn IN Han and Coliseum Walk Ladies'
It's value and the thanks of the owner by leaving i at this
office. fell u
NO7ICE-WM. H. HENNING HAVING THIS DAY
IN sold 10 .ersgned his entire interest in hedd
be whdraws and has no OpEsS any
So New Orleans February 3, 1859. les I'm
A. BEARD 3 CO., SUCCESSORS 70 ]. A
Sssn sh fel t. sale q Stocks
Port and ses sc
CHERRY-2o quarter casks Topaz, for sale hy
~ fslt corner sravler and New Levee SITS.
S1ssf;s , 'ns ,''
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RAILROAD EXTENSION m ALABAMA.-The Seim,
Sentinel says:

Sentinel says:
ject Of the extension Of the Alabama and Minnipui
river Railroad, is in agitation between UutoatoWn
aud Demopolis, and that arrangements are being
made to increase the subscription sucient to extend
ments will be made throughout the line to extend Il
from Demopolis to Livingston, or to the most con-
venent point on the Northeast and Southwest rail.
our western friends It is no doubt to their interest
to make connection with the Mobile and Chic
Railroad, and also with the extension Of the Ala
bama and Mississippi Railroad to meet the, western
end, which is only about twenty or twenty i've miles
west Of the Mobile and OhiD Railroad. We hop0
soon to see the connection made with Selma and Tie
west. .fr, 35SE5zss7 s .5.'i 's1ss
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN FIND
w Board, with spacious parlor and
commodation, at 70 Custom house street.
Also few single gentlemen taken day boarders
sonabe rates and goo fare fe5 lm
GENTS WANTED TO SELL VALUABLE
Book published in New Orleans. Address Box 25 POST
Office New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed for
anpqs II
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depth Of 81 fee, inches and lines line 70 feet inches
lines on The ine
lar depth d Is 81 inches
and lines dep on other ine and "a feet inches and
and
Miro rs i inches and lines deph The other
Line Il 81 pfh o so fss b. R' IS
St john bounded by Port St. Ann Hagan Gate
sss o sra Ps%sns s:sss asd 81 Lots No.
S a St 4en streets
on lime
ana Tins fro Port
Ia feet inches md in depth other side line and
80 inches and lines front on Port
T. 5 and os on ss
@ and 1s .ss ,i, @
Ines h sP II ,as tie side
&c Is sss Il ss IN In s Oh Il
80 na Zines on III ns p,
Gs gs ns
oh ts DEL me- se Sn
s IS 81 s' p on nss s 1s n
10 10 feet inches in depth The other Side
~ nd
ee, 2o feet inches in sph the line dividing from L9
line, and 80 feet 4 inches and lines on the rear line
Dumaine street BY depth Of 100 feet depth between parable
lines. No. % forms the of Dumaine and Hagar
streets.
Lots Nos o. 90 80 and 81 each St
Ii Fl FER s sf
BY Dumaine Hagan lae Firso ST Philip and Rerdon !ls
q. %. "a, 49, 26, Y, Is andes.
Lois Nos g. 4 and measure each % feet in hes and
line Hagan by 1853 feet II inches line II
eph between parallel lines and 2s feet inches and lines
the rear line.
Lots Nos. II. 49, 49, 90 81 20 % feet
inches and line trent Rendon street b. depth OF 1853 fee
inches and line between parallel lines and 70 feet nchs
and 5 lines the rear line
Lots Nos a. rs 26 n % q each u,he
and lines front Dumane by G0 feet in deph be
tween parallel hes.
| THIRTY LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 49, bounded b
nurnane Rendon ats Second) st Philip and Lopez dat
Third streets, designated Lots Nos %
Lots Nos liz and measure each q feet inches
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'oYELLKs PARIsH.-Ths Central Organ Of

the 18th inst. says: Az
For the past two weeks We have had al changes
and varieties OF weather day bright, sunny and
pleasant; another wet, cloudy and disagreeable. On
Tuesday shower Of hail visited Marksyille and vi
cinity for some fifteen minutes the first visitor Of
the kind for several years.
Two young men Of the name Of Bonnette, residents
Of the Prairie and cousins to each other had an At
though not dangerously. More than this We know
not. -s.sl,7 ..-55-5 s-s,g5l1sT. .
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NEVER SAY DIE!-YouNG MEN SUFFERING
~ from spemaorrhea, when satsd that "Quack Books"
"Rings Curative !nsrnment 1nvigorang Cordialsn'
tors lost and yigor write and
excellent way" With stamp add ress
perfect confidence friend, former sufferer
parscribing Box 176, Charlestown, Mass. ia3l lmkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-19

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN NcDoNoGH CITY OF
New Orleans Second upeserved and excessive sale,
long Of valuable unmproved
Real Estate situated eligible parts 81 The Second
without endoraefN
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convention of Connecticut adopted the following ne
s1ution WI s8 81
Resolved, That the possession by this Government
of the Island Of Cuba is necessary for the proper de-
Tense and protection of great and rapidly increas
ing commercial interests that its acquisition would
not only greatly benefit the manufacturing business
of Connecticut, and enhance the agricultural mechan-
ical and commercial interests of the whole country
but would put an end 10 the importation Of dawes
from Africa, who now find their market on her
shores and that humanity and interest therefore inn
pose upon the General Government the duty of OBJ
tanning possession of Cuba whenever il can Sc done
consistently with national honor and Justice.
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RThese Burners be in operation at the Illinois
Central Railroad Office under ST. Charles Hotel Any orders
LIFT W. E. REDDING, the Agent will receive prompt
attention fel0 If
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WEATHER AT SHREvEP0RT-Ihe Caddo Gazette
Of the 18th says: .ss.. a.
For several weeks the weather has been clear cold
and bracing. On Tuesday there Was = heavy rain,
which lasted only few hours. Our roads arc in .
fine condition with the exception Of IN occasional
mud hole which road oversee1s are too indolent
to fill. We would suggest the propriety Of working
the roads, and repairing any Injury they may have
sustained during the winter. It would be ! novel
sight to find hands at work upon the Texas road.
Shreveport loses thousands Of dollars every year
account Of the shocking condition in which our
thoroughfares are permitted to remain.
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III.
should know who call on If attempted it, hope
attention in this Its demands skill and accuracy
is heavy could we'll be. feeble
ed themselves to other problem with the view of finding
for this but stacs will be The final while at the
look into results might be gloomy feeble view
it Is the DAVID BROCKETT,
fel26t &C Poydras street.