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THE I6HTNISG LINE.-0ne of our citizens
returned last night from New York, having
made the whole journey from that city in the
brief time Of three days and half
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RICHMOND, Va, March 9th, 1860

| ieiNhaOtND1 '$A.t -lANAANhA "bAAf AVN
70 has ETceHeacH Join ELetaEer, Gore,7Dr 81
Virginia.
SIR:-I have just received from the author
tiles of Virginia defnitive answer to the pro-
posal extended to them by the State Govern
ment of Mississippi The sole object Of my
mission being to present the proposal and
await the answer, my official intercourse with
| your Excellency necessarily terminates with
the receipt Of the answer
l cannot, however, limit the terms of this
note to the mere formal and official announce
ment of the conclusion of my mission. The
duties of that mission have been rendered so
agreeable to me, by high evidences of respect
for my State, and countless instances of per-
sonal kindness and courtesy towards myself,
so as to demand from me the most marked
Acknowledgements Of gratitude. To your Ex-
cellency to the officers and members of the
General Assembly, and to other officers of the
Commonwealth, with whom | have been call
ed on to hold no immediate official intercourse,
and to very many of the citizens Of Virginia,
| would be happy to tender my several ac-
acknowledgements for the kind courtesies which
they have so generously extended to me-
The necessity for my immediate departure
from Richmond prevents this, and can only
eApTeSS u 1OuISeli, 1Ou W
officers and members of the General Assem-
bly,, my grateful recognition of many kind
nesses, for which can make no adequate re-
turn.
Ny especial thanks are due to the legislative
authorities for the distinguished favor they
have extended, by rendering me the hospital
tiles oc the State, and 10 the gentlemen COM
posing the Joint Committee of the two
Houses of the Gen al Assembly, who have,
with such unlemittIng attention, fulfilled the
l;ad office of rendering me the guest Of the
Sd during my stay in Richmond.
The highly complimentary manner in which
the General Assembly has chosen to charac-
terize by formal resolution, my performance
of the duties Of my mission, also requires an
especial and grateful recognition. SO does the
kind courtesy with which the Lieutenant
Governor and the Speaker Of the House Of
Delegates have conveyed to me the response
Of Virginia to the invitation of Mississippi
beg that your Excellency will accept and
convey to the officers and members of the
General Assembly, these hurried acknowledge
ments as the only requital permitted by the
circumstance of my position and the necessi-
ty for my instant departure from Richmond.
l have the honor to remain,
With high respect and esteem,
Your obedient servant,
?. B. STARkE.
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s- We are auth IrIzed to announce the name of
+. EDWARDS car al late the Office of Probate
Clerk. Election in October.
w Weare authorized to annOprce HOW ELL A.
HALL candidate for the office ofCOunty Treasure
Election in October
We are authorized to announce the name OF SAMUEL
DON ELL, as s candidate for the office Of Probate
Clerk.
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FACTS, WITHOUT COMMENT
THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW THEM.
New York. October 10. 1852


Mrs. Hardy, No. 119 Suffolk street, writes
us that she has been troubled with worms for
some three years, and that she used one vial
of Dr. M'Lane's celebrated Vermifuge, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa,
which brought away over fifty large worms.
Her usual good health Immediately returned.
Mrs. Quigby, No. 182 Essex street New
York under date of November %, 1852
writes us that she had child which had been
unwell for better than two months. She pro-
cured bottle of M'Lane's Vermifuge and ad-
ministered it. The child passed large guam
tity of worms, and in few days was as hear
ty as ever it had been. Parents, with such
testimony before them, should not hesitate
when there is any reason to suspect worms,
and lose no time in procuring and administer
ing DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge. 1t never fails,
and is perfectly safe.
WETHINK WE ARE JUSTIFIED IN
SAYING that no other Pill, or remedy for
Liver Complaint, has gained, so deservediy,
the reputation now enjoyed by Dr. MLane's
celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by flemmg
Bros. of Pittsburg. AS an evidence that they
will cure, read the following certificate trom
lady residing in our own city;
New York, January %, 1852.
This is to certify that have had the liver
complaint for six years, and never could get
any medicine to help me until commenced
using DR.. MLane's celebrated Liver Pills. pre-
pared by Fleming Bros. can now say to
| the public that they have completely cured
me; and do hereby recommend them to all
persons afflicted with diseased liver. They
will cure. Try them.
iT Purchasers viii be careful to ask toI
DIR. M'LANE'S Celebrated Liver Pills manu-
factured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh
Pa. All other vernifuges in comparison an
worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine Vermltuge
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now b
had at all respectable drug stores. None gen
uine without the signature Of
FLEMING BROS.
| Us. SIZER, Agent, jackson, Miss.
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A LARGE CoSTRAcT-We learn from the
Holly Springs (Miss.) Herald of Friday. that
Messrs. Jones, McElwain & Co., of that town,
have entered into contract with some OF the
citizens of New Orleans, to furnish sixty five
thousand dollars worth Of iron castings for
the erection Of a large hotel in that city.
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- o. Thanks to Mr. Weill. Marchant Of this
city, for late Western papers, by Railroad last
evening
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Proposals for Distribution of Public
DOcnmanfs.

Proposals for Distribution oil PuDlic
Documents.
OFFIcE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Jackson, Feb. 23d, 1852
SEALED Proposals win be received by the Sec
~ rotary OF State, until tie 25th day Of April,
1855, for the distribution Of Laws and journals and
such other books as my be ready for distribution
70 the several counties # the State.
Lownies, Tippah, Oktibbeha,
Monroe. PontotOc, Lafayette,
Irawamba, ChiekaSaw, and
Tishomings, Calhoun, Marshall.
The seeosd district will b. composed of the counties
Of Washington, Yazoo, lalobusha,
Bolivar, Holmes, lssaquens,
Coahoma, Carroll, Sanh0wer.
Tunica, Tafahasehie. DeSeto,
and Panola-
The third district will be composed Of the counties
Of Lauderdale, Neshoba, Choctaw,
Newton, NOxubee, Leake,
Seott, Winston, and
Kempsr, Attala, Madison.
The fourth district will be composed Of the counties
of Wilkinson, Lawrence, Jefferson,
Adams, simpson, Warren,
Amite, Rankin, and
Franklin, Claiborne, Kinds,
The fifth district will be composed Of the countissof
Hancock, Marion, Clarke,
Jackson; Covington, Jasper,
Greene, Jones, Smith,
Perry, Wayne, Harrison.
To the lowest bidder the contract will be gwen,
who will enter into bond, with approved security,
for the faithful performance of the contract, and
applicants viii accompany their proposals, with the
name OF their securities, endorsed proposals for
distribution of the Laws and Journals"
The contract will be required to be completed
within thirty days after notice to the contractor
that the Books are ready for delivery.
A. b. DILW0RTH, Secretary of State
Feb q iS60-4W.
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Us. SIzER, Agent, Jackson, Miss.


LONDON, March 8.-The funds have expert
| enced little change during the week.
Consols for money closed at 9433S; for ac-
count, 94X.
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PROCLAMATIoN.-.---seoo REWARD.

AMATIONs-..--SzOO hEWAnD.
WTHEREAS, it appears by information received
w by me, that Miles A. Mullen. stands charged
with the murder of Sarah, a girl belonging to D..
7. Ra<h. - Ises>@== e--rItys=tu s.ieS StseoF e1e5
that the said Miles A. Mullen is still at large:
Now, Therefore, /, Johu ]. Pettus, Governor OF
the State of Mississippi. do offer the above reward
for ts arrest and delivery of The aferesid Miles
Mullen, to the sheriff Of LoWndss county. And
do moreover require all officers of this State to be
diIiyeut in their efforts to arrest said fugitives
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal OF the
State, affixed, at jackson, this End day Of March
a D. 1860 and Of the sovereignty Of the State the
43Ed. .,
By the Governor: JOHN j. PEfIoS.
A. B. DILwoBrH, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION:
Miles A. Mullen has fair skin, light hair and
blue ewes /; one of which has q defect. He is
about thii,y-four years old, SIX feet high, and
weighs about one hundred and sixty, or sixty live
,,aunFs March '60-4w.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
Insnlsent Notice.

&RSESRGHI SN0S1Ces
TIE STATE eF.AIS2IsSIPPL.
saE0 tho Creditors and al, otasr persona ntereste
Z IN the estate OF Joseph = Spengier, deceased
You are hereby notified that az the nextAprii terra
uf tie Probate Court of the county Of Hinds, OF
he second day of said ter q, said Courts will tax
mp the Uisis registered against said insoiYent ez
tate. for examination Sn1 allow anes.
By order Of the Court.
March II '60-wsw. A. ]. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Circuit Court,
HIsDs oouNrY, 1st. District.
John ID. MurrelI,
vs.. NO. Al. In Gbahcery'
Parthenia Mnrreil, ct al.
1t RaEes an CAgmeers, He{d at the City Hall, IN tsc
City of Jacksoa on tie irst Monday ~ De-
eember. To JEne Term, 1860.
HTPoN opening the matters in said bill containe ed
u and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Geur, that Sophia c. Murrsll. Minerva r. Aurreil,
and Milton Jarnagin, and Emily L. Jarnagin, his
wife, heirs Of oasloR G.. Murrell, deceased, defen-
dants herein, are not Inhabitants of the state Of
Mississippi.
h is therefore ordered, That due publication OF
the pende1cy of said suit be made according 10
Law, requiring the said heirs of 0nsleE g. Murreif
deceased, 10 be, and make their personal appear
on the FIRST Monday of June next, il being the
regular of said Court to p cad, answer or de-
to said bill of complaint. in Gefaalt thereof
the matters and things in said bill contained VIII
be taken as confessed.
4 IS further ordered, That the above srder shall
be published in a newspaper, printed in the City
CT jackson, called The nississippian, Tor fouf
]. L. McMANUs, Clerk.
per J. CoLQUHoUN, d. G.
March 9 '6o-w4w.
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PRocLaMATIoN-.-..seOO REWARD,

PRoCLAMATION-----s2OO REWARD.
EzTHEREAS, it appears by information received
w byme that Henry L. Ramsey stands charged
with having committed an assz1lt with intent TO
kiII, in The county of LowDdez, in thisStst and
that the zaid Henry L. Ramsey, is stall at large
New, therefore, l. ohm J. Pettus, Governor OF the
State Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery Of the aforesaid Henry L.
Eamsey, to the sheriff of LOvndes county And
40. Moreover require all officers Of this State to be
diizent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive from
.-r.azss GIvEx under my hand and the Great Seal
8 SHSfz Of the State, hereunto affixed At the City
f Jseksoa, On this the 2nd day of March, A. d,
1850 and of the sovereignty Of the State, the
fOrty-third. ,o,x, ,,,,r,7,,r,
A.B. DTLxoKTH, Sscresareof State.
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.xEcrTIYE DEPARTMENT,(
NNrnh 1o 1860 {

of that State:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTl
MpRch II, 1860.
Gentlemen Of tie Senate and House Of Dele
gates:
submit herewith, communication receiv-
ed by me from the Hon. 2. B. Starke, the
commissioner from the State of Mississippi, re-
turning acknowledgements to the officers and
members of the General Assembly and other
officers of the commonwealth, f& courtesies
extended to him duling his residence in this
city.
Very respectfully, &c,
JOHN LETCHER.
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Qua THANEs are due to ME Carlisle, of the News De
pot for New ort aFers in a!vance Of the mail.
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HtGH CoURT OF EKRoRs AND APPEALs. !
Cl-.oBer Tern, 1859. Ronday, Harch l2th, 1850.
NRDERED, That the docket Of the first District
be taken up on the third Monday, the six.
teesh day of April, and that the business Thereof
- considered until the fourteenth day Of Nay, OF
which day the docket Of the second District will b.
,,Eso up and considered u til the eleventh day o.
June. on which day the docket Of the third Dis
+et siu be taken up and considered so long as the
b1.iness of said third District may require.
A true copy from the minutes.
atts.t- SAM'L LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Jsekson, March 16 '60-Wks IS N in April.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
u Sy.aney LrH~, .1nses 7. Lane, EJsantiHe Thomas
,,,d Erry ITaterhoHse aad an other Persoss later
s.t,d IN tle estate Of A. III. Lane, deceased.
~ZOT are hereby cited to be and appear before th,
II Probate Court Of the county Of Hfhds, on th
f-.t day of the next May Term, commencing frs
W,aIay Of Hay, 10 show cause why the final ae
cauot .: z A Clark, Administrator Of A. II. Lane
deceased, should not be allowed and decreed sccor
dinvIy. By order of Court.
ui"S'' Al. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
March I6 's0-W4v. .
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SEWING MAcHTNEs-C. johnson has on
hand superior lot OF Ilubbard's Sewing
Machines, which he is now offering for sale
at low rates. See advertisement in to-day's
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RIcHaoNp Va March 9th 1860

RICHMOND, Va, March 9TH 1850.
observation-disclosures, without date, was
received by me on the 26th ultimo. pur-
posely abstained from reply, until 1 should
receive the response of this Commonwealth to
the State which represent. That response
| have just received, and now my mission is
ended, and am ON the eve of my departure
from this metropolis. My sense Of the man.
ner in which my mission has been treated,
have communicated to your Executive and
will duly report to my own. 1t has termih-
ated, however let me say, in such manner as
obviously to preclude the fitness and propriety
of my addressing the citizens of Virginia as
you propose. The decision is made, and can
no longer be the subject Of argument or ap-
peal. But gentlemen, rest assured that the
crisis to which you refer has not lost its deep
interest and the dangers apprehendedb by the
government ofmy State have not been averted.
And my sympathy with you hasincreaSed ra-
ther than diminished by the manner in which
it has resulted. Our Southern difficulties have
not met with a solution, and we have all still
to await events and the action of men and
States
Before can accept your invitation, must
report to my own sovereign State, and abide
her decision.
Yours very respectfully,
P. B. STARKE.
To Messrs. j. Herbert Claiborne, f. w.
Coleman, B. B. Douglas, and others.
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The Virginia Mission.

On the 18th inst, the Governor of Virginia
communicated the following to the Legislature
of that State:
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THF SfATE Oh M!ssIssIPPI,

IIenry L. Ramsey is about th1rty-six years OLD,
sva feet i've or six inches high has ruddy CON-
,Isxion, sandy hair, and stoppage in his speech
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The following correspondence Is published
in our late Richmond exchanges
CORRESPONDENCE.
70 Gen p. B. !Starke-
SIR :-Recognizing your mission to Vir-
.si.Iis s.s ono ayolyiug issues far glove mere
party controversy and intimately connected
with questions Of vital importance to the pre-
servation of the rights of the South under the
federal compact, which all patriots desire to
be carried out to the perpetuity of the Union,
the undersigned, without distiction of party,
invite you, at some convenient time to he in
dicated by yourself, to make an address to the
citizens of Virginia, assembled in Richmond
from various portions Of the State.
We are unwilling that grave matters which
constitute the basis OF your mission should be
SO misrepresented as to be made to subserve
there selfish or party ends and, though it
may at first appear somewhat inconsistent
with purely diplomatic mission, yet the i'm
portance of the crisis, and the fact that we are
citizens having common interest, must JUS
tify you, after having fulfilled your mission
to the authorities of Virginia, in addressing
the people in relation to its objects.
That you will be gladly and attentively
heard, we feel authorized to give you the full
est assurance.
With the highest esteem,
(Signed with one hundred and fifty names,)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24
asb 0rlsans aaiIg GrssttItt.
HAVANA coRRrsporI I s, J, "a J.
FRIDAY MORNING Fppprr ~

:. - o''saas ets=ss1'ti
u I'D. cSescsst ~. .ssvAsA, Feb. 20, 1890.
fneoroes ~ ae Dattalien 81 Cuban zousvaa
tair,ed--bv has Learn, been d.
are to BE- ssnt s s saa o. course and they
A good riddaaea AZ. s sns sae Moofs forthwith
"niqgers,. here ~ a. q e cuta fcs ~ ree
The onIy intercourse 49, 81. pesss n ts world
has been the enau,ovmens - e. wsA their class
them at different tinss 81 = 49, hsis aozen ok
i women. have fouos IT,, =. ewsehsr
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COMMERCIAL coRREspoHDEHcE.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent


HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1860
Ed. Crescent Within the few DAYS that have
elapsed since date Of my last adyices, the arrivals
of Clayed Sugars have been more brisk, and quail
ties not suited for either the French or Spanish
markets have sold as high as % reals per arrobe
for D. S. No. IL, whilst those qualities suitable for
France or Spain command higher rates; conse-
quently, consider my last quotations upon the
basis of 10 reals for D. S. No. IL, to be still the
ruling rates, though wish it understood they are
the outside prices for strong dry Sugar Of their
several classes. Some resaes of parcels to arrive
are reported, among others 1000 boxes Of hand
some common train Sugars, the yellows at Ii reals
the whites at 14l, and all that may arrive up to the
end of June, the product of two estates at 03 and
III reals for first and second yellows and ISL reals
for the whites.
The weather has continued favorable since nv
last adVices, but such frequent Interruptions, to
grinding had previously occurred that full supplies
cannot be expected for some time yet to come.
Stocks here and at Matanzas are estimated at
about 10000 boxes, against 10000 at this period
last year.
MoLAssEs-Still come forward slowly, but rates
are declining slightly. Sales Of clayed at Al to Al
reals, and Of Muscovado at to 81 reals per key
of five and half gallons.
"A a ha1xr trgt-s
- - ssoeA nefe, sun
ratos boz y anu
and hhs and s,s - = - ~ ~ iol U.S.
J. - -. ~ 80 ~ 4u,n.al,
There ora IN stool ,ssa 80 nsen naae
aeIe I.s,s - ".a1 s4eioes, alo
p,,.rr,s w;tbo,t .,,,, ;,,...a..
rerorted since IN, a. ~ saies
rY,,rs, caat;,,,. 49, =,
nortad ~ w. y SAVE
p D.. $40 .''ss ,s,
10 =
'l1 seno opee a saaon may pe nlaue'
i = Ivy la.ge saiss' .nougn
-, 80 W - i@s pe1
So. ~
$50 s'los iny iass aos1ees-
pr.ss ~ w. 800 aha,,a 1s.a ~ -. !.
s1-ls ,a.ss aas aselilhs ~
inst. at l04 reals per arrobe.
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EXCITEMENT AT uprER MARLBORO, MARyLAsp-
Negro Man Hung DIR. Boyle, of Upper MARI
boro', was recently stabbed by free negro man.
and from the effects of the wound died in q few
moments. The negro was arrested and committed
to Jail. but the indignant citizens assembled, broke
upon the jail, took out the negro and hung him.
Great excitement prevailed.
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Com WATER CuRE.-It is stated that there is q
man in Boston who takes bath at one of the
wharyes regularly every day at 5 A. II. and p. NJ.
When there is no ice he dives from boat if frozen
over, he places carpet on the ice and goes in
where there is an opening. He has done this at
times during the winter when the thermometer has
stood eight degrees below zero. He does it for his
health and is rapidly recovering under the treat
ment. His disease is dyspepsia, and be has been
nearly year in the Massachusetts, HospitaI.
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(
and Bath at auction without reserve very long credit
without eniorse by order and for the MELON
OCH School Fund city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Anctioneer,
Office, 40 Camp street.
the s7t Chit, 1890 e
school Fund and Under tis oi the
'oST PsSsSsa Rfs s9GAshE the city Of Harlem
fs'fs X X g. aG a / assa Is II Il /.
TWO s9ks Of ciy d fniners
F fsd d * T. S II bssss Louis
soa ssss f s s fhs
3 fs surveyor a affs s esn
JEFFERSON ssgnaed b he Nos and a aca Ptha to
plan drawn BY Louis H. Pile, City surveyor, dated isi
Pg-TERNs AND cosDITIoNs-on fifth cash and the
made psyabe It lie Citizens Bank q s.
sgfa ns on the sold with yeados pyge
5sn O. after p said
condition not understood 50 as to delay IN any way
the payment of said notes.
at @ sss I ass seme , @
y them viii oa FOR
ts Acts o ae beers Fo City Notary No. 40 Camp
street. at the expense ofhe purchasers. jas
PROPHETS DE FEU JOHN MeDoNoGH.
yENTE nILETs DAMS HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM
Shrewsbury Bath arencan. reserve long Gre
dit endosseur ordrs pour compile Ponds
des Ecoles do McDonogh Vile de Ia Nouyee- Orleans
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de la Vile,
Bureau 10 Camp street.
n UNDI, az de feyrier 1860, a midi n In
IL Bourse Charles, lie Fonds McDonorh
Ia direction du Com de Finance du Conse Cennnn
les propristes shivantes seront ventues-
VINGTHUlT IEIS stues dams Ia willie de Harlem paroisse
de Jefferson ehacun 500 peds 30 dtsn6s par
IS H. q II u Il s IL !, IN 81 sa5 s,,s T.
Louis IL Pile, yoser, en- date du 2 de janvier 1850
DEuX IETS la vile de Shrewsbury paroisse de JEFF
ferson chacun 80 30 dasgnts par Nos 25
Ct III plan dress6 Louis H. Pile
oUATRE.YINGT DEUx TERRAINs, ct portions dilets
stis dams la vile deIIunsye paroe de Jefferson dssien6s
par les Nos 80 80 81 s. 81 l9 no. 2O III, scion
cembre 1859.
QUATRE la yio de Bath designes par les
Nos 81 60 95 ct l9 scion plan dress Louis IL Pile,
voyer, slate du Il tanvier 1860 4
REFERENCES ET CoNDITIOES-un -cinaniene compliant,
ct la balance credit dun deux qnatre ans
let's de acquarenrs payabes la Banque des Coyens de
due, tous les privileges du yendeur les dts blets por
teront intare de pour PAR jusdua
naurita En- ae Placement mature les dts bill
porteron pour par an iusuuh
parfait paeen Cee dernere condition seaendera pas
de manere a rearder lie Placement des dts billets.
dions de Ia cdessns menonne daas qinae jours
jour de la dams 10 de deai negligence
part Ia propre acquise par pour
eur compile ct rsqe auen autre avis de default
legal.
Aetes de parevant G. E. Fsrer ESQ., noaire de la
Vile. frais das acnuereurs ja3e