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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

jackson, Miss, May 10th, 1850.
YFIdE following described lands, in the county of
l. Franklin, delinquent for nom n-paymenl of
taxes Of 1857, will be subject to entry OF purchase
at this Office after so days from the date hereof, vs.
any citizen of this State, upon payment If
amount for which said lands are delinquent. and AL
costs 70 the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. viz: a part Of Sections nine and
farty-one in Townships i've aud six, of Range one,
East. containing three hundred and ninety eight
acres for the taxes assessed to the reputed owner
thereof See Revised Code of Mississippi, Chap.
/, See. Q, Arts. As and 46. page 81
E.R. BURT,
Nav Is G0-eoi. Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDss
na..,a1.

jackson, Miss, May S0th, 1850.
FKyfIE following described lands in the county Of
il Scott, delinquent for non-paymeHent of Tax
es of 1857, will be subject 10 entry or purchase,
at this oee after sixty day from the date hereof by
any citizen Of this State, npon payment Of amount
for which said lands are delinquent, and all costs
to the State with damages and sabsequet taxes sc-
erued. See Revised code Of Mississippi, chap |,
sec. o. arts. As and 46, page S2 Viz .5a.f inter-
est in N W quarter or Wqsarter, Of Section
twenty, in Township six, Of Range ak East
E. r. BURT,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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CHOOSING HUsBANDs-When girl mar.
ries, why do people talk of her choice In
ninety nine ases out of hundred, has she
any choice Does not the man, probably the
last she would have chosen, select her
81 have ben married many years the
match was oalsidered very good one, s,lita.
Bile in every y1fespect-age, position and for.
tune. EveE one said | had made good
choice. lped my husband when married
him becausehe had, by unwearied assiduity
succeeded ngaining my affection; but, had
choce beenany privilege, certainly should
not have chbsen him. As look at him in
his easy chir, sleeping before the fire, huge
dog at his bet, pipe peeping outof the many
pockets ofAis shooting coat, cannot but think
how differeht he is from what / would have
chosen. hy first pencta't was for a fashion.
able clergInan-he was flatterer, and cared
but little Or me, though have not yet for.
gotten ths pang of his desertion. Ny next
was har&ter--a young man Of immense Ia.
lent, smoah, insinuating manners but he
too, after ealking, dancing, and flirting, Ief
me. Eitler of these would have been my
choice, hsl so chosen /; but my present hus
band choe me- and therefore married him
and this cannot help thinking, must be thu
way witkhalf the married folks of my acquain.
tance. "a
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
W. c. Harper In Justices Court, in and
Fs- for Kinds County, State

". =. harper IN Josaces Court, n and
Fs- for Kinds County, ) Sate
Archibald ssory. Of Nississip,'i.
IA HEREAS, &C. Harper has institaicd Sis
w suit in the Court of Austin Morgan, 3 US
tiee Of the Peace. for the County Of Hinds, and
State Of Mississippi, and prayed an attachment
against the property Of said Archibald Story, and
whereas it appearing that the said Archibald Story
is not resident Of the State ef Mississippi, and
process cannot be served upon him.
Nov tksrsore, You, the said Archibald Story,
are hersby sammsnsd 10 ho, and appear before me,
the undersigned, some other Justice Of the Peace
for sad county, At the Mayors Office in the City of
Jackson, County and State aforsaid, on the fourth
Saturday in July next to answer the complaint Of
the said William @. Harper, herein filed against
you for the offty dollars with interest theron,
from the ninth day of March, 1859 and you are
hereby notified, that upon failure to appear, and
answer the said complaint st the time and place
Aforesaid, Judgement viii be given against yeu for
the said amount interest and cost and the said at
taehmens will be affirmed.
- GIVEN uader my hand and seal Of Office,
&kASH this tw wenty-ffth day Of May, 1850.
AUSTIN MORGAN,
Mar 30 '6A-u4w Jusfiea af tha Peace
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

AUDITORS 0FFIcE.
jackson, Miss, May 30th 1860.
TIE falloEing described lands in the county Of
il Gopiah, delinquent for non-payment of taxes
OF 1851, viii bs subject TO entry or purchase, at
this oce after sixty days from the date hereof, By
any citizen of this State, upon payment of amount
for which said lands delinquent, and all costs to
the State, with damages and subsequent taxes 10.
crusd. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap |,
sec, .. arts. 45 and 46, page 80. Viz: the North
east quarter Of Southeast quarter of section thirty
SIX, in township ten, Of range Eve. east
Z. r. BURT,
Ma- N ,R0-6DJ Andftor nS pnh Aertfs
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DELINQUENT rAx-LANDs,


jackson, Mss, june 18Th. 1860
TIME following described tax lands in the county
Il Iawamba, delinquent for non-payment Of
TAxas of Is5I viii be subject to entry or purchase
s ss7sszs = lsTe -
s1oa q or e,zaa ieh said Iands are ds.lE s i. Il
costs to the State, with damages ana subsequent
taxes accrued. See Revised Code OF Mississippi,
chap. I, sec 9, arts. As and A., lase 81
Divisien of Section. See. TIP Ra &c.
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Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Company

A meeting Of the Directors of this Compa-
ny is directed to be held at Spears Mill, in
Rankin county, 4 I. miles east of Brandon, on
the Southern Railroad on Wednesday, the
4th day of July next.
By order of the President.
iun8 3t L. JULIENNE, Sec'y
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esT The Liverpool Post mentions that a
box of matches was found lately in bale of
cotton stored in that city. 1t says That
matches were evidently American made, and
the box bore the following label "Bush and
Hillyer, superior friction matches, manufac-
tured by S. R. Van Duzer, wholesale drug
gist, 1875 Greenwich street New York" The
lucifers were certainly put in the bale for an
atrocious purpose but by whom is not likely
to be ever known. Had ignition taken place on
shipboard, the cause would, of course, have
been only matter Of conjecture.
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Fn.sr New WHEAT OF THE SEAsoN.-The
first new wheat Of the season was received ir
this market Yesterday, by Messrs F. Lane &
Go. It was grown by w. f. Wayne, of De
Soto county, Miss, and is of the description
known as the red May wheat. the quality be
ing highly creditable to the planter. Our neigh
Dor, Mr.. A. Fl. Hise, the well known com
mission merchant, was the purchaser, at 81.
so per bushel Mr.. Hise forwarded the coy
eted consignment to. Mr. NJ. E. Martin, his st
Louis correspondent The shipment EN-
braced twenty sacks or forty bushels. A sam
pie of said wheat was sent forward to st
Louis by express yesterday, and will be seer
on change there ay.-Memphis appeal
| lst inst.
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SHEPAR9 9ApMITTED TO BAIL.-The trial
of the wribf haJeas corpus. sued out by the
counsel of }. j. Shepard, in yicksburg, was
concluded . Monday night. Judge Harris
decided thsease to be a bailable one, and re-
quired the hceused to enter into a recogni-
zance in thssum of $4,000 to make his ap-
pearance atlhe next term of the Criminal
Court.
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0T An Immense Democratic weeting was
held in Me4phis few nights ago. Resolu-
tons apprdhng the action Of the Southern
delegates in iuitting the Charleston Conven-
ton. were host enthusiastically adopted
Col ]. II. ChImers, of North Mississippi, and
Hon. T. c. Hndman, of Arkansas, were the
principal spakers.
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pELINauExT TAx-LANps.

jackson, Miss, June 9th, 1850. ]
FENHE following described land. in the county Of
Il fsslabatehis, delinquent for non-paymsnt OF
taxes of 1851, viii be sabset 70 entry or purchase
at this olee after sixty days from the date hereof,
by any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of
Sm0art for which said lands are delinquent, and all
costs to the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. See ReEised Code of Mississippi,
chap. !, sec. 3, arts. As ald i6, page 50.
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r. OY Al

M. KNAPP has removed, aud may hereafte.
~ Be found at his rooms ever the store Of PAT.
ToN BARfnLD where he viii be pleased to see
his frisads and all who desire Dfnfak Opera
fions performed in careful and skiilfRf manner.
HaTing recently made important improvements in
the manner Of inserting Artificial Teeth, be
would cal especial attention TO all who feel inter.
ssted to cal and examine Ills specimens.
Nay z7iee--tf.
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0T ~ telegraph announces the settle
ment of tle Bet question, pending since the
great figh," between Heenan and Sayers.-
Two beltshre to be manufactured just like
the one foSht for, and they are to be present
ed to the dampions. The original belt is to
be fought sr hereafter. Sayers will fight no
more.
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nHINouENr rAwLANps.
ArDIfOK' UfFlCE,
|. M.as Mnr 2nth ISRil

Jackson, Mss May 30th 1850.
vr,1r Allowing described lands in the county Of
ctt.saw, delinquent for non payment OF taxes
Of 1854 will be to entry or purchase a. TINS
.;ti, ef this s. ate, upon payment Of amount Tor
s-hi Fsaid Iaads are delinquent, aud all costs TO-
~ {eate. vita damages aud subsequent taxes ac-
III See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap /,
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CoRoNER's INotEsTs IS NEW ORLEANS
The following isa statement of inquests held
in the Crescent City during the past three
months: Murders, 28; Suicides 8; Drowned,
IL; Accidentaldeaths 81; Intemperance, 10;
Natural causeS 81; Still born, 2; total 187
The cases in the Lemly family and one
other, which are under investigation, are not
included in this estimate.
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,,.av 80 s61--eod. Auditor Of Pub. Aeet's. .
Pianost PIanosi
--xuaer wishing Painos for their daurbtars at
- slnss CT the summer sessions 81 srkeoIs.
=, -, tirne and save money, By giving tksir or
VII sssanees have noE IN store, ehieker.
defs Y 49, 7 ostayo, Rosssood Pianos. Drigr,s
Ing eetsso Piano. Also shippsd for rae. Inrii
patent fss,,eksrfng, octave, rosewood Paino 10
sers, ess,,.tsring ring Beadoir Pisns. j b AoEEY.
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nEATH OF THEoDoRE PARkER.--The tel
egr9h yesterday announced the deceas,, at
Floknce, on the 18th inst, Of Theodore Par
kerIcf Boston.
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

Jeekson, Hias.s Nay 5Vth IsoV. .
THE following described lands in theeouniy Of
AZ 1851, viii be sabieet 10 entry or purchase, at
this once, after sixty days from the date hereof By
ans citizen ef this Stats, upon yment Of ansunt
for which said lauds are deinqasat and all costa
.-,a5. See Revised Code Of Hississippi, chan. j.
-. . arts. IS aad As, page 81.
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New ORLEANS CITY ELEcTIoN.-W gath
er the following particulars in relation to this
election, which came off on Monday last from
the Delta of Tuesday morning 1t appears
that the ticket elected was very much mixed
among the regular nominees and independent
candidates:
For Mayor, John 7. Monroe, nominee of
the regular American party, is elected by
about 1900 or 1900 m9ority, polling as large
a vote as both his competitors, L. II. Place,
nominee of the Citizens ticket and Alexan-
der Grailhe, nomineeof the Independent tick
ct. Mr.. Monroe has carried the First. Sec
ond and Third Districts and probably the
Fourth, though it was reported last night that
he was defeated in that District by some 30
votes. The Third District gives Mr.. Monroe
about 500 majority
For Street COMMISSIONER J. Milton Relf is
elected by about fifteen hundred majority,
over Mr. C. o. Fechier. Mr.. Flechier only
carrying the Third District by about 200 ma
jority.
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ta- saufords Liver Invgorator and Cathartic Pills
very valuable medicine. Read the advertisement In
our paper. marches eo-iy.
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QUERY.-Hve you seen that sick 'CHERo-
kEE IEDIAE'' Il another COLUMN.
Jan26o dAs-w1y
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MONTGOMERY, June 5.-The seeeders at the
late Charleston Convention have assembled in
this city for the purpose Of electiog delegates
to Richmond, and accredited to Baltimore
The attendance was large. After the or
ganization of the Convention, the Committee
on Business and Resolutions brought in their
report.
A resolution was passed instructing the
Alabaml delegates to-. WITHDRAW from the
Baltimore Convention, and meet in Richmond,
if the Charleston majority should fail to be
adopted.
The Convention condemning the action of
the Seceders at Charleston has also met.
1t was represented by thirty counties,
and thirty six delegates were elected to the
Baltimore Convention.
The Committee on Platform have not as
vet made their report
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UNIVERSITY OF MlssIssIPFI.

1NdE annual meeting of the Board of Trustees
i Of tae University viii be held en- THURSDAY
the 2StA day Of June next
Commencement exercises viii begin on Monday
the 18th and terminate on Thursday the 18th lane.
Afuii ztten3aaee Of the Board is requested.
i'm. H0WRl,
See'y. Of the Bvssd.
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of the Circuit and Chancery Court of Kinds
county, for b strict No =, closed It's session
on Wednesday evening last the 3Oth For
the first time for many years, every case on
each Docket was called during the Term. and
clean sweep made of all that were ready for
trial. Among the State cases disposed of,
was that of the slave ALFRED, (the property of
John D. Fondren, Esq, )who was found guilty
of murder, and stands sentenced to be hung
on Friday, the 18th inst Ragnso,ad Gazette
The Spring Term for District No. l, com
menced its session on Monday last, in this city.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY BILL.

The select committee on the Pacific Rail-
way held meeting to-day at which an amend
through the State of Texas via FL Paso and
San Antonio.
A question arose whether the friends of
the extreme Northern route could move the
amendment in the House.
The Chairman said he would call for the
previous question, shutting OIL all amend
ments and debate
This settled the question for the Southern
route,
A vote was then taken Oh reporting the bill
as amended, to the House, apd the proposition
was rejected.
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to received accounts from various points
-issssrsessse-eiatsssStO fssO-
perty.
On the night Of the 3d. this tornado was Sc
verely felt in the eastern part of Iowa and in
Northwestern Illinois. The towns of Canaan
cho, Iowa, and Albany, Illinois, on the oppos-
ite side Of the river, were completely demol-
shed
In Camancha there were thirty-two dead
bodies drawn from under the ruins of build
ings prostrated to the ground by the violence
of the wind.
Some twenty bodies were also found in AL
bany, scattered here and there among the piles
of lumber, brick, etc.
a dispatch from Alton, Illinois, states that
the loss by the storm Of Saturday night ex-
ceeds 100000.
The Northern portion of the State Of Mis-
souri,, it is said, suffered extremely.
Alabama Democratic Convention,
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RI REV. BIsHoP GREENE-We were
pleased to meet in this city yesterday our
friend the Rt. Rev VIM. NJ Greene, d. d.,
Bishop of the Diocese of Miss Not having
met the Bishop.in over two years, we were not
prepared to see him so changed inappearance.
His step is still firm and his eye as bright as
of yore, but his attenuated frame attests the
fact that he is falling into the sere and yellow
leaf. His life has been one of great benefit to
his church, and his works will live after him.
We trust he has many years of continued use
fulness still before him. Memphis AUalanche,
1st inst.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
In Cbancery Court. ToSeptsmber Term 1860.
Wm- u. Wentworth, F. J. Whitle5,l
Assignees. Bill to
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Domestic InteIliganee

LOUISVILLE June 5.-A tremendous storm
passed over this, city yesterday and made its
2. way IN nofthet4y direction, where, according
to received accounts from various points
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HE MISSlSSIPPIAN.
E. BARKsDALE, Editor & Proprietor.

Our THANKS due to Mr.. Carlisle of the News De
pot for New Orleans al ers in advance Of the mail.
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Nsb 0rleaIts l9aiIp Grsstsnt.
OYER THg WAY.

OyBR TIE WAY.
Gone in her childish purity,
Out from her golden day;
Fading away in the Eight so sweet,
Where the silver stars and the sunbeams meet,
Paving path for her silent feet
Over the silent way
Over her bosom tenderly
The pearl white hands are prest;
The Iashes lie on her cheeks 80 thin
Where the softest blush Of the rose hath been,
Shutting the blue of her eye within
The pure lids closed In rest.
Over the sweet brow lovingly
Twineth her sunny hair;
She was 60 fragile that love sent down
From his heavenly gems that soft bright crown,
TO shade her brow with its waves so bright,
Light as the dimphng air.
Gone to sleep, with the tender smile
Froze on her silent lips
By the farewell kiss Of her dewy breath
Cold in the clasp of the angel Death
Like the last fair bud Of a fading wreath,
Whose bloom the white frost nips.
Robin--hushed in your downy bed,
Over the swinging Dough
Do You miss her voice from your glad duet,
When the dew in the heart of the rose is set,
Till its velvet lips with the essence wet
In orient crimson glow?
Rosebud-under your shady leaf
Hid from the sunny day
Do you miss the glance of the eye 30 bright,
Whose blue was Heaven in your timid sight2
II is beaming now in the world Of light,
Over the starry way.
Hearts-where the darling.s head hath
lain,
Held by Iove's shining ray
Do you know that the touch Of her gentle hand
Doth brighten the harp in the unknown land?
Oh, she waits for US with the angel band
s&& Over the starry way.
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THIRD DISTRICT counr RosEII ~ Rsss,ssf g EYE
of New Orleans TY, owners thereof unknown
Vi Nc" No.ua6.
nv VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
liz "a me directed bg The Honorable The Third Dci Court
Of New Orleans in The entitled cause will proceed to
se al nnbc auction ut City Hoel umaa street between
Can,n md Magazine Streets SATURDAY, April H. 5O,
!" = aNE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 4os, bounded by
Aiav. ndar Mia, Bienyje and Cnsomhonse streets.
) nNE SotT ARE OF GROUND, No. 42i, bounded by
N,ra, oIyr,na Cu,tnfnhouse and Canal streets
q oSE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 2e6,
nv 81 John Toulouse and ST. Peter streets and by
Inc nnnno from u Peter Toulouse street, dividing II
from, belonging heretofore 10 Norbert Fgna
ESQ. i, . .ana.a - - g. - &
lass font On ST. John street, hundred and fifty feet more
less rom on Toulouse street. and hundred feet less
front on n. Peter street. ~, .phY,,s,, ~, .,-
bonnded Nv 81 Patrick Bernadote Toulouse and st. Peter
sreets TX, No One forming the corner Of ST. Patrick and
a. Peter Streets having thirty feet front St Peter street by
bnndraS Ind Wony feet inches ST. Patrick street. Lois
No Two and Three having EACH Thirty fee front 81 Peter
s,rsa, Nv One hundred and twenty feet in depth. be
teen nayal. lines Nos Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen
sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen, Twenty Twenty
ana thirty feet front Toulouse street
Nv hundred and twenty feet six inches aepth between ST
Patrick and BerHsdote streets
According 10 plan OF Section No. now deposited in IN
office of said Receiver.
Seixed in the above suit.
TERMS-tiash On the spot
nll3 2 80 as II Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ID. 1880.

y NEW ORLEANS, Dec ID, 1852
To the Hon the President and Members
Of the Common Council city Of New Orleans
THE UNDERSIGNED, real estate owners
on Goodcbidren street, from Esplanade ST. Bernard
street. Bernard street. from Goodchldrento Claiborne
street Third District Of hc city Of New Orleans respect
fny forth and to your honorable body for your
favorable consideration the fact that the said streets
order and condition. being Paved and often
passabe for vehicles and pray that you take steps which viii
provide the paving Of the said streets above mentioned with
Wherefore petitioners pray for relief in The
raIniSn ntidn IN N.Y.. hmm etc \
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1860.
- WIG i'o40'A''' Of the city of New Orleans
HENTLEMEN-We the undersigned, own;
IN ers Of property fronting Exchange Pace from Canal
ali. sas @
public aae,on after hye days public notice The e or
house Street with granite blocks notess than 10 inches wide By
nor No lIe ess sh snf 10 iG nches thick
Said of best quality Of granite having the sides
ENDS and top vel d 50 e to form an even
and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid of four inches sharp sand and London the points
curbsone four inches thick 70 be furnishes when
ing, in order to make substantial work; =.
The cutbstone both sides of said Exchange Place. from
Canal to street. and graded
hight level in such free the streets OF water N
the speedy and the sidewalks 10 be raised and
laid with North river aggng and to be four fee, vide the
used be feet wide four feet long and not les than
six inches thick to be raised in the center and graded 10 the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana h Jas p ap PsPsEs fre
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NourEAE. ORLEANS, "a janvier 1860.
q
M res sur Exchange Place du Canal Douane, dc
meant Ia secton 10 de Ia chae de Vile vende
cling sa N sa
de 70 Dc ar Y o o. long
plus de II pouees de large sur 10 ponees o us es
| moins de 10 pouces depasseur.
Les dis bocs seont dc premiere quala de granite ayee lie
les bouts In surface aies de aniee former ue sur
face Of are IN oasragc consistent e. sollas
ountre uocc lie sabre u de gravos de enres les inter
sces empe conehe dc qnaife nouces de sable
de gfavois ct hien assujeft par nn rouiea1.
Les perres de bedue de qnatfe ponce depaisser seror
Les perres hodars sur denx ctts de Exchange Pho
dn Canal Donane seIont relieves q nivefe NJ
hnueur con enable maniere aisse lbre dcsulemen
eanx ct banqneites ans eevses payae pierre
lie passage intersections des fai
ao de pieres de In viere d Nord de auatre e de aIg
les seon dc deN nes de large uuat.e peds de long
pas de six pouces dapasanr reeyer du centre
| daiion payage dc la rue.
Banqne DIES Goyens de La Louisiana, par Jas D. Deneg
President
! JAS. A. HOPKINS,
| fe4 1aw8w secrataire dn Corse des Asst. Aldermen
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TsTiOs. MURRAY & CO., csuGGEsSoRs 10
Messs Pooley Nicol Col Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Cedar and Julia New Basn Hunts cid
Yard.
constantly hand descrip
non Of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling every description
Scantng Timber SHINGLES Iaths etc. and every quality
les e-..',e THos. MURRAY CO