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TOur Travelling Correspondent.
LETTER FROM SARATOGA;

One is very apt to imagine, whilst on
the move in broadway, that the watering
place, is a cool, quiet and salubrious place,
where one may seek and find secluded
spot. with proper contiguity of shade, and
smoke ones pipe without the ofiense of
many faces, aud the everlasting nudging
one gets in the bedlam walks of Gotham.
Not 40. I have been out TO look for such
n place, and not being able to find it re
turn here. to n corner of "Union Hall" to
scratch out and get rid of uncomfortable re-
| Aections. There ia no denying the fact
that this people here, in New England are
getting too thick TO thrive. Squallied
poverty with attendant vices on one hand
and luxurious ease and elfeminacy on the
other each equally pernicious and deera-
| ding in their downward tendency. New
York has got TO be q most voracious mon
stor. IL must be fed. Murder, and the mus
eel of dogs meat, suits its craven appetite
best. All other excitement has paled away
before lIeennn, (how hate TO write the
name he has had his reception" in Jones
Wood. and there was debauch thore, at
the festival, that might turn the copper
coated stomach of n South Sea Islander,
Myself, and our mutual friend "the Doc
tor" found ourselves in the current going
that way. How, we know not, unless
washed along by this current Of unwashed
humanity as 1T passed the Astor House,
our chaize broke down by the way thanks
TO the mercy of the mob, we were not run
over but were thrown in crowd of seven
Louisianians, first aud foremost of whom
was Col. II. W. A., your aucient-though
still young Guy Mannering' correspondent
On the ground, guns announced the ap-
proach Of the Dogs Muscel hero. As he
came up, such a shout went mp, NJ Dante
should have heard before he finished hi,
Inferno, 10 give IL the dnmning shade u
lacks. Such heads. such faces, such bleer
eyed bloated fostering dregs of humanity
never assembled before. This is the swell
mob. welding respectable influence n
the polls Of election, under the doctrine
that one man is as good ms another. !
you would see an account of the atfai
look TO tho sewer Of society; the Herald
Police Gazette and life in New York.
have been on all the decks Of the Gres
Steamer. You may have an idea Of he
size and capacity when tell you that a
one ume, whilst ! was on board-thor
were two thousand persons on her, m,
room in abundance for "a many more.
My friend the Doctor and myself hsv
been thinking Of q meeting, to get up nj
, address TO the Prince and passing a serie
/ Of resolutions inviting him to visit tn
= Capital of Louisiana; but have intimatio
from his private secretary, that no woul
} decline. and we conclude not to.
, We met the Raiah in tho Bowery las
I week, who informs us that he is manage
Of an exhibition Of wax works, with whlo
he proposes visiting tho Capital this wintC
Q providing he can get tho Senate Cbambc
n to exhibit them.
r In q day or two, shall take tho fal
line home. In tho mean time | am
before Dear Comet, yours,
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"HExRY "" AND THE SYRIAN CHRIS
rIAxs.-Ths Union publishes the following
letter from the Count de Chambord: "Lu-
eerne, July 23.-My dear Barrande, in
reading the sad tales Of the massacres aud
dreadful events Of which Syria has been
the theater, my heart was moved by such
great sufferings and misfortunes. Faith
full to the traditions Of the monarchy which
has so long covered the Christians of the
East with its powerful protection, am
anxious to show, to the extent Of my
means, my deep sympathy with them
Therefore, forward TO them my poor Of
fering. How much regret that absence
from my country only allows me to take
part from afar, and by my good wishes in
the holy and noble struggle which France
is about to undertake against barbarism
in favor of Christianity and civilization
My sister, who is at present with me, and
who never forgets that she, too, is a
daughter Of France, charges you to add
her subscription to mine. Accept, SC.
HENRY" The Counts contribution is
4000f., and that Of the Duchess Of Parma
s000f.
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NJ, R.ouuAn THE N,rupAtIsr

Mr.. BAcHMAN, THE NATURALIST.
The editor of the Pee Dee Times, Is.
CD reporting trip to Greenvillo,
says:
The venerable DIR. Bachmap, whose
reputation as a naturalist is as great
in Europe as in America, went down
in the same train. The Doctor had
some rare plants along, of which be
was very careful, calling them his
children and guarding them from IN
jury. remarked that, unlike some
of his brother parsons, he had no ap.
prehensions that the discoveries OF
science would tend TO weaken tho
faith Of tho world in the truth OF Re
veiatiop, but on the contrary, believed
that science confirmed Scripture.
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EoUALITY OF TEPERATURE.

hate them; but the drouth of news
items of sufficient interest to reprint
or do over, well nigh forces us in
to the straight of offering an apollo
ogy, for not having offered an apo
ogy. Politics are showered upon
us on all sides in a torrent. The
largest type, and the most approved
cuts, point to schemes of treason,
the legitimate offspring of a long
peace. We are asked to keep it
before the people" "To examine
the Record to beware of fraud,
and look out for the men in Ken
dali green. Things have become
so mixed and added with the re-
cent shaking they have had, that we
can no longer distinguish between
the true and false men the genuine
and counterfeit democrats. We
would suggest an outward badge,
say the wash-pan hat, or striped
coat, for the men, of one faction, to
distinguish it from another, but this
would lead TO endless fights, and
the peace would be broken at every
corner. Thcro is one feature in the
present contest which resembles
others gone before. II is this: There
are large number of very clever
gentlemen out of Office who would
like to be in, to use their power in
having iudioious expenditures, and
there are q large number in who
would like to remain, for similal
reasons. Let us not quarrel among
ourselves until we can find some
reason, to ground cause on. Al
effort was made sometime ago, tC
divide North Louisiana from th,
South, because some of tho long
headed politicians thought they ha'
discovered grounds for it, in th'
fact. that cotton is the staple o
the North men, aud sugar the pro
duct of the South. The enterpriz'
failed, because the originators o
tho scheme lacked the back bon
to take it through. Can we no
have an underground channel G
, communication with the moderi
Athens, 30 as to get from there
, current of cold air, whilst we sen
them back by means of another tub
q current of our balmy and spic
burthoned breezes 7 Cannot cotto
, be force to grow on .tho top 4,
!. White Montains, by equalizing th
/. climates Let this be done aud W
: shall have that temperate and to
erent equality, sighed so much fC
/ by groaping philanthropists an
Q talked so much about from the pu
! pit, by very great religious rcfo
mcrs. Say not that it "can'p |
r. done. There is no such word {
# can't in the lexicon of progressi'
y manhood. We look yet to see Il
: /, moon colonized. Let her take cit
@ er the fools or the knaves, and tho
10 we shall get along peaceably, al
is we fear, not Til then.
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Ladies' aud Misses Hoop skirts.

rINHOMPsON'S Corrugated Spring Skirts in all
the new shapes, as fellows Paris Gore, Par
isian Belle; Partisan Train and woven Gosssmer;
woven Tapes and patent adjustable Bustls. The
best skirts made, and the only kind keep.
aug2S w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

TN THIS department feel satisfied that can
i do full justice 10 my customers, although
have not gone into those very extravagant high
priced goods, I can offer the best assortment Of
neat, handsome, and medium priced goods ever
brought TO this marks', also large assortment
Of neat small figured printed goods for children.
AuR2s W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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~ The Grenada Miss, South
ern Rural Gentleman says the boil
worm is prevailing in cotton to an
alarming extent in various sections Of
that and adjoining counties.
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A CIVIL WORD" If civil word or two
will render a man happy" said French
King, he must be a wretch indeed who
will not give it. Iti like lighting anoth-
er mans candle by your own, which loses
none Of its brilliancy by what the other
gains"
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TABLE CUTLERY.

A LARGE and complete assortment OF IVORY
IA Bone, Cocoa, Horn ard ha,a %, nuDoe, .ns1,,n
bls Cutlery. fifbh ''"'
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NEW ARRIVAL OF CARPETS.

A LII those In want Of Carpeting, who desire 70
"A purcharse a good article at I1w price,
would do well TO call at the Philade,pnia Cssn
Store, where a supply Of handsome oarpe's mas
Jus. been received. c.s,Y aropp
.nooa Lafayette Street.
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A VERY SHARP TENoa.-Recont.
ly, in Paris, certain tenuor, whose
name it would not be fair to give, ap-
pears before the Tribunal to insist
upon payment of the full sum men,
toned in the condition contracts he
signed with the manager of one of
our theatres some two months ago
The tenor is engaged by an English
improsario, and rockoned upon the
money for the expenses to which he
would be compelled by his journey
Tho manager coolly refuses to pay
him because no had not fulfilled the
terms Of the contract. lie had no Q
sharpl And it was for this G sharp
alone for which the manager cared.
If he could produce B fiat it was
fully rs much as he was capable OF
therefore, nothing more than the pay
of an ordinary chorus singer should
he have. The poor tenor defends
himself most valiantly against the
imputation. Not only has he full
G sharp, but moreover, he can hold it.
The court ruminatcs for awhile and
decides that nothing but real mer-
chandise can be brought into court !;
that the tenor must sue in the ordln-
ary way for loss of time and nothing
more. Thereupon the tenor, who is
pressed for time, no doubt, starts up
and exclaims: "But, gentlemen, my
G sharp is merchandise, and | can
bring it into court ~ and begins a
series of roulades which echo against
the roof of the hall, terminating in
the aforsaid G sharp, which thrills
through the ears Of the bench until
they cry for mercy and the mirth
occasioned by the incident so CON-
pletely altars the temper of the law
yers that they gave their verdict in
favor of the oppressed one; and he
carries off the whole sum mentioned
in the contract, amidst the laughter
of Judge, lawyer, witness, and even
the defendant himself.
Coon OpENfoy OF ONES SELF.-Ne
groes have a good opinion of themselves
If any one doubts it, let him read the fol
lowing amusing illustration
The late Chief Justice Marshall, whil'
riding one morning to court in his singh
carriage, his horse fell and broke shaft
He was puzzled what to do. Tom,
neighboring negro WAGNER, happening L
drive up, he asked him if he could bell
him out Of the difficulty. "Oh yes, massa
if you'll lend me your knife" Tom tool
the knife and cut saplingpole and crap
vine from q neighboring thicket. will
which he speedily spliced up the broker
shaft. "Now, said the Judge, "why didn'
l think of that ?" "Oh, massa," replie'
Tom, "you know dat some people vii
have more sense than others "
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CURTAIN DAMASKS

DAMASKS FOR TABLE COVERS.
+ HAVE received full supply Of these goods In
l. all colors, Table Damask by the yard or by
the cover, In all sizes, some OF them very hend-
some. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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A q A RID

ALL Persons who have not yet visited the
large and new "TRIANGUJAR STORE" corner Of
Africa and 81. Ferdinand, Past Of Iieude a Rhodes
store. are invited TO give us call. They viii be
certain TO md sll that Is wanted In the Provi-
sion and Western Produce, etc. The owners pro-
pose to sell on liberal terms and always guarantee
their goods.
aug1s TRAnAN LANDRY
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HARD AGROUND.

CtTovEs, Bedstsads, Bureaus, Armoirs, Sofas.
- Chairs, etc, which win arrive when the Ohlo
river rises, but we have plenty on hand TO sup
ply our customers until that time.
y, ,suva22w PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE and Lot, with necessary out -
n buildings, situated in a pleasant part I,,,,
of Beauregsrd Town. For particulars III
apply at the Gazette and Comet Office. AkA
aug2l-tf
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MISSES CLOAKS.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment OF these goods TO ar
IL rivein few day 8, also few very handsome
white Embroidered Merino Cloaks for Infants.
Aug2s w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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SOMETHING NEW.

TUERRICK's patent carpet lining. 1t pre-
II vents moths in the carpet, the carpet will
wear one third longer-for sale by
sugZ22W PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
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my Thirty thousand Christian women
are reported to have been sold in Syria re-
Gently at rs piastres apiece,
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STAPLE AND HEAVY GOODS.

MY STOCK Of these goods will be very heavy.
lNI my customers must not judge my stock by
what they see in the main store, have separ.
ate room for all kinds Of heavy goods, and keep
every article In that line.
suv2s W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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A GREAT ANTIQUARIAN DISCOVERY.
NJ. Chevelson, a German savant, after
many years study among Arabic
manuscripts in the libraries Of Europe,
has proved to the satisfaction OF the
greatest scholars of the present day
as Ewald, Renan, Mevers, Bunsen,
&c.--that in the early part Of the
tenth century actual remains Of early
Babylonish literature existed among
secluded tribes Of Chaldeans, near the
Delta on the Tigris and Euphrates ;
that an Arab of Babylonian descent,
known to us historically from authen-
tic sources, devoted himself TO the
preservation Of this precious literature
by translatiug it into Arabic from
patriotic motives, and that these
trauslations still exist, and are, in the
main, a faithful representation OF
Babylon, or (as they are called in the
books themselves) Nabat@an origin.
ais, transmitted from period of un.
known antiquity long previous TO the
era Of Nebuchadnezar, when Babylon
was in its earliest glory the chief city
of tho earth, and the resort of all the
known nations of the world. The
treatises exhumed by NJ. Chevelsor
are three--on Nabat@an Agriculture
written by Kuthami, a Chaldean resi-
ding at Babylon, and occupying
about one thousand pages of toliC
manuscript. The Book Of poisons
by a physician named Jarluka anc
fraa ments from a work entitled Tn,
Book OF the Mysteries of the Sun ant
Moon, a later compilation from Chal
dean authorities. In the April mum
Der of the Christian Remembrance
there is an article on the subject o
the deepest interest, and apparentl.
written by a person familiar with tn
East, and by the first Shemetic soho
ar of the time, NJ. Renan. In tn
last number of the Revue Germaniqu
there is another paper. He says it j
impossible to deny the existence of
Babylonian literature, and that th
effect is "as though another Nineve
had been disinterred, or Babylon ba
cast off the accumulated deposits ,
ages, and risen from its ashes to clair
its place in the history of the world
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RAILING AND ROPE.

IN ROLLS of choice Kentucky Bailing
OV 80 coils Rope, for sale by
aup2s TRAIIAN & LANDRY,
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AT B BEA LIS
CITY FEED FLOUR B. LIME STORE.

The receipt OF Flour for the present week were
Three Hundred Bsrreis-AIl ~ New Wheat and
Of such variety as b. quality aud prices 10 suit
all prepared purchasers. We who need the "stsG
Of life," pray attend.
On sisre and Min corner Of Third and Con-
vention streets, Baton Rouge.
aug2s JOSHUA BEAL.
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sF The Paris Moniteur officially an
nounces that the difficulty between France
and Peru has been satisfactorily adjusted.
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iSilOM VIEW wBEAT.-i5o Barrels FLOUR
Il from New Whest-just received and for sale
JOSHUA RFAi,.
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Emb,o ,o,der.d skirts and Robes.

TINHE most handsonR embroidered Skirts and
Robes that were ever brought 10 this mar
ket will bs ready for inspection In very snort
time DALSIEIMEK, SIMON a Co'
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wuIsKYi WHIsKYii

tOO KEGS Of favorite Whisky, just re-
IUV ceived and for sale by
aup2s TRAUAN & LANDRY.
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Ladies' Cloth and Velvet CIoaks.

T HAyEjust opened = very large assortment Of
i these Goods, comprising all THE newest shapes I,
also few very hsndsorn Opera ClOsks, some
thing entirely new and very rich, In this depart
meat defy competition call and Judge for your
salvss w D. PHILLIPS
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UARPER,s MAGAZINE Il

SEPT f NJ B T. r, Is ",
Just received and for sale BY
aug22-2w q "'"o'
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Table Cloths and Napkins.

vNE have just received = supply OF the above,
w also a large lot of Huckstsrs Towels and
Diaper-st the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
aug23 Lafayette street.
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IRISH POTATOES.

on BARRELS Choice Weston Meehsnoes-
OO Just TO hand and for sale low by
sug2l JOSHUA BEAL.
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/ c. ..ia bv BEAL 4 PATTERSON,
junel4 MAIN s@ss''
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ENGLISH & AMERICAN PRINTS.

OOO PIECES Of these goods now in store and
,)UO as many more TO arrive in a few days, all
warranted to wash, and prices very low.
aug2s W. PHILLIPS.
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Nailp Ga3ttts ano Gomft.
pAToN ROUGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl, 1850

ANOTHER Coon PAPEp.-0n our
table this morning with much OF
the rubbish Of the public press, we
find a new paper called the Pres
byterian of Our Union" IL is pub
lisbed by Schenck Il Co, simultane-
ously in st. Louis, New York and
New Orleans. IL is none of our
business how so we shall not stop
TO inquire. The motto of the paper
IL a good one. "7sH my people !;
That gospel I hare preached 10 them
! find IN my dying hour, rs Gods
truth" This is quotation from
the Rev. Alex. Van Court; gentle
man, well known for his piety.-
Many years ago, he was the proprie-
tor of Little Misery Place-several
miles east Of this city. From the
title of the paper, we premise that
IL is designed to embrace the whole
Union, and not any particular seq
ment or section. Indeed we arc
warranted in this conclusion from
our acquaintance with the senior
partner. in the publishing firm. lie
ia essentially a liberal man I; will
liberal and enlarged views and emi
nent business qualifications. To the
please X we most cordially say
o. X, and wish the Union success
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wINDOW SHADES.

:sS;: .s5 S w1Gs. new Sssssa :a. M
sug22-2w rfIn Di'" """'
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FI.OURiFLOURu FLOURi,i

INFECT from the West and Fresh /:
IL 80 Bbls Flour of Extra Brand
30 Fancy Superfne
80 SupeFfae. fer sale by
aug2s TRAHAN " LANDRY.
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CARPETS AND RUGS.

T HAVE now In store full assortment Of these
i goods In all patterns aud prices.
aug2s W. u. PHILLIPS.
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NEW GOODS NEW G00DSll
I AM NOW prepared to show a large, compl'
Il and we'll selected stock of
FALL. AND WINTEH GOODS,

and having fitted up the large store-room adjoin-
ing me. formerly occupied by Mr.. Bogel, have in
creased my stock so that can now offer many
goods that have not bsen abl 10 keep hereto
fore (; I will keep my customers regularly posted
AZ TO what I may bs receiving new. and hope
that they will at least give me call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
auR2s W. D. PHILLIPS.
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STAPLE GOODS.

A LARGE lot Of English Prints. White and
n Brown Domesties and sheeting, Cotton Checks,
Tickings, Denims, Oottonades, Jeans, etc.
apgZ3 PifILA. CASH STORE.
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SOAP, CANDLES AND STARCH.

OnA BOXES of the above articles, and
ZVV well assorted by different qualities,
is now for sale at the Triangular store by
aug2s TRAHAN DO LANDRY.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

TN ORDER to reduce my ctock Of Goods, before
i removing my store to the house now occupi'
ed by Theodore 6oldmann, I will commence to-
day to sell the same at cost for cash. I have on
hand a large assortment OF Dry Goods OF every
description aud ladies will find here n Op-
portunity 10 buy Goods at extremely low prices.
4. NJ. ASHER.
july17 Bind Lafayette strsst.
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NETS FOR THE HAIR.

A FULL line Of these good In all kinds, colors
N and shapes, both for Ladies and Misses.
auR2s W. d. PHILLIPS.
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LAY BYE FLUI<Es.

A 3 the season is approaching when these use-
IA full instruments are required, We we would
suggest 10 our planter friends to give us their
ders early. MONTAN A MATTA,
mayZz Hardware Corner.
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Jay, CORN, OATS AND BRAN.

IN BALES Hay of superior quality;
sDV 200 Sacks prime yellow Corn
600 " heavy large grain Oats
300 choice Bran, for sale by
auy2g TRAIIAN a. LANDRY.
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RIBBONS.
IRISH LINEN.

I HAVE just received q lot Of pure Linen, direct
i from ireland; also an assortment Of White
Cotton, the cheapest In the market.
july2l FANNIE T. OCONOR,
North boulevard st., near State House
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Purify your Blood-Purify.
NTOW Is the time 10 take Bulls Garsspsrills--
~ for sale by I'D. WIN. BOdEL.
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TTNHE attention of the Ladies' 10 most respect
L fully requested 10 the large assortment q
the most beautiful ValeDcinns Laces which W
are receiving and which we will be ready TO or
hibit in few days.
aug22 DALSHEIMER, SIMON 4 co.
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sHERrFF,s SALES.

- >--r<s-s~s.--ee~ TRW ORLEANS y.
s.;s ss.s.ss alE 81
ne y dssisd = &c asns gsss e e J.
ta 5 s ss pass sa Ct s sss &c 5 hs
tween Camp and Magazine streets MONDAY 'na ~ das
asy MI Il I sfsSs
osau n rs sns az re a' s ats
numbers from four twenty nelnsve according 70
Mach r. aeposea S ses f qsssse Via
aid lots measuring in American measure according TO sails
Lots s each 80 inches and lss front on 81
sss Inc nee VI il ss
IT, sf ss
s sses Msh on SfIsss 1t s
f 1sss ss es .s a assss
Lots Nos and io each 30 feet inches lines front ST.
he p 9s as ns s HI s 10 e.
G as Gs s a Ing Th s d s a.
Da s Il. a a s sis Il ~ sad e N
10 forming the q and Second streets %
inches g nss tie vide line ssn divides it from lot No
Lots Nos H. il and Is each 80 lines
.slsa j y h Sna ssa L ss Il isa s
5 ss G es s rom and e s seh q ~ 3
inches lines on he side Ine which
e % M s I'll p G ss Ling ss dfses
D ns s sa ae e% +. = a
Lots Ne 4 Is @ K Is - and % ss each g feet
Lot No II % feet inches lines the side line which
divides No B and 81 feet inches and lines the
other side line which sides from lot Noil5 Lot No. Is %
feet inches lines the side line which divides from lot No.
IA o. inches lines the other side line which d.
ydes from lot No l6 Lot No. 49, % feet inches lines
inches lines the other side line which divides t from lot
No. H. Lot No. IL 90 feet inches lines the side line
which divides I6 81 inches and line
the side line which divides II from lot No H Let No IS %
inches line the side line which divides 1t No.
H. % 10 inches and lines the other side line which
divides It from LOT No 49, Lot No. 10 81 feet 10 inches lines
line which divides No. ii
inches and Lines the other side line which divides it from
lot No. 10 And lot No. 90 forming the of Orleans and
First SO feet IL inches and lines the side line which
divides from lot No. 49, and 90 feet lines front First
| street.
| The whole according to said plan.
| Seized In the above suit.
/ TERMS-Cash The spot. -zs