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EARLY PIETY.-A remarkable case Of very
"eary piety" has }ist been found in Brussels.
The police, making their rounds at mid
night, found an ordinary clothes line hang
ing near door, several feet above the
ground, and tracing its history discoverd
that it came out of a garret window above.
They entered the house, convinced that they
were on the track of daring burglar,
thoroughly searched all the premises, and at
last on walking into the garret, were hor-
ri6ed to find themselvs confronted by a
housemaid, in very easy evening dress,
who, with many tears, explained that the
mysterious clotheS-line was attached to her
left arm, in order that a young waiter. to
whom she was attached, coming early in
the morning, with a jerk might call her to
prayers at the cathedral. AS this explained
the clothes-line, and there was not much in
before them, the discounted and blushing
police beat hasty retreat.
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LATE AR RIVALS!
SAM SAMELSON

Takes this method
Of informing his pa
irons and the public
generally, that he
has, in order to keep
up with the great
improvementsofthe
day, recently en-
largedand beautified
his store. and made
great additions tohis
former took of
Goods. He has now
The hydraulic press., 1861-02-16

HEARING man complain that political
papers of all kinds had become such liars
that he did not believe any of them, reminds
one of the story of the miller and his three
sons. Going into the mill one day and find
ing the grist in the hopper he cried out
"Tom, have you tolled this grist?'
eyes, SIR"
"Bill, have you tolled this grist ?''
ayes, SIR"
"Dick, have you tolled this grist?"
eyes, SIR"
"You are pack Of lying scoundrels," said
the old man 'sand III toll it myself"
The hydraulic press., 1861-02-16

The recent rain was in the nick of time
for farmers, and the miners had no objection
to its fall.
The hydraulic press., 1861-02-16

b9 Daguerrean artists in the Atlantic
States are advertising to take likenses for
fifteen cents eachl
The hydraulic press., 1861-02-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A ]. j. WOOSTER, are hereby notified that
he has this day assigned all his notes and ac-
counts to me, and have appointed MIR. CHAs'
F. MYERS my attorney to collect the same, with
full power to receipt therefor. BY attending 70
the immediate settlement of the same, parties
interested will save themselves costs andtrouble.
E. H. MILLER, Jr.
North San Juan, Feb'y 2, 1861.
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AN English paper states, that funerai
having been fixed to take place at Berwick
at q o'clock, the ''affiicted family" requested
the clergyman to appoint an earlier hour, as
the family wished to 60 to the circus in the
afternoon
The hydraulic press., 1861-02-16

xl0,o0O
The farm above mentioned is situated on the south
side of Bear river, in Suffer county, CAL. about four
miles from its junction with Feather river and four
miles from the town of NichOlauS, and is we'll known
as Crabtree's Ranch.
1t comprises about $50 acres ofland-about onehalf
being gcan land and the other half meadow land all
we'll enclosed with board fence Upon it two story
frame dwelling house, 81 by 16 feet with wing 16 by
IS, and containing 13 rooms, with front and back
porchesi&c The house has been lotey erected and i
uthed and plastered throughout.
Connected with the house is a fine garden stocked
with between 500 and 600 fruit trees, of all kinds,
mostly bearing. and from 800 to 400 grape vines, in
bearing all of the choice varieties There is also
extensive vegetable garden adjacentto the house,
surrounded by choice fruit of various kinds An
unfaling we'll of water furnished with of Dixons
Patent Wind Mills which supplies the house and gar
dens with ample supply of water at all times for
both culinary purposes and irrigation.
Alsoa new barn. 60 by "a feet, not yet completed,
with well of good water in the barn yard. Also-a
small dwelling house, 16 by 81 feet, occupied bya
tenant.
The farm is capable of producing from $50 to 200
tons of hay and from 1000 1000 bushels of hay in
any ordinary season. There now forty acres of
grain growing.
The character and condition of this farm is we'll
known toali the Inhabitants of Bear river and vcini
ty, and by many in the mountains
The title to the property is undisputed and uncloud
ed 1t is neither covered threatened by any Span
ish Grant, other private claim but is recognised
public land and has been surveyed and sectionalized
by the U. S. Surveyor.
We the undersigned hereby certify that we are ac-
quanted with the above described farm, and with its
proprietor We consider the value placed upon it in
the above scheme fair valuation and have the fullest
confidence that the entire of the above scheme is fairly
presented, and will be honestly carried out-and that
the drawers will be placed in possession of whatever
prizes their numbers may call for, Immediately after
the drawing, upon demand
E. W. Roberts,
HD.Cady.
w. Johnston,
J.K. Sale, Grass Valley.
B.F Woodwork,
sc. Richardson.
JB. Van Hagan,
VIM. s. McRoberts Nevada.
John T. Crenshaw
s. NJ. .Gilham,
A. s. Slack, i'o"en no"uJ'
Cha's. Barker. Barker's Ranch.
BENZ. CRABTREE, Proprietor.
GRASS VALLEY, Nov. q, 1850. decl5 I'd
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Eiens InfneubIes.


immeuhles, escavVs, ETC., ciapres dtcrlts, SAVIOR
Biens ImmeubIes.
l. UNE HABTrATION sUCRIERE, connue sous lie nom de
Battle Ground Plantation" compo6e des portions dhabits
Denis benrond tus dams Ia paroisse Bennr SUE Ia
ya dsR e % nne aean u
de 2l58 apens ct 52.C0; dapents, plus moi scion
nm sS @ a. Ia IA ae les df bs
les aeioetons de tOus genres les engns ct les maehue
LOIS d@Sgnas ehscun les numeros 10 H. IL 49, H.
plan essa par A. Bougerol lie 5eme jour d. j.nver 1913
ct "nneYi ace passt eH reude de ocave de Aruas
a'fe BH' en- " vile DC Ia lie Sems jour de
Les dix lots ayant les dimensions suva"te SAVIOR:
lie lot No 10 225 pieds de face euve 1ignes
parallele seeadan jusqnau cheon de fer Collie Next
ro" AVER cf @ ssr ss a. 5 a9 dd IA m ne
epein De fer 5 ps eoo De Fer 4" FIorG1 q"
lsS pieds poMses du FIorit. avenue Ia fin "a io
Aye9ug ct Ss95 Pes popess u Fls s usqu Ia
la sne suptreue de cote aqele ellie
LIE lot No Il measure $50 pie de sce au 1euve sur une pro-
f2nd," o dsnvon ITO nrsns sur "a SUPER cure 81 Gen
oisnnn' gu any bayou BeSenn "'' O' '0'' 81
LIE No u $50 reds de face euve une proon
drnr denviron 100 arpens sur Ia gne suiIeu ST
lie lot No Is me ISL peds face an euve sur me proou
der denyEoH s. oeps sur Ia gne ufore"e ct de 10
lie lot No ii m sure $50 peds face al feuve sur une pro
fondeur de onren sur In gne suptrieure de apens
uesure 1870 pieds de une proon
der d. 9 DE- i'd d EGFt du S IA lime IL Fe"e d smge
dn dit chenin de fer la Lyme nrtriee 494 ed pouces
du en de fer au Flor da Avenue de ia l40i peds i igne
supGrcure ay' qnee Il torne IN angle nEn lie dit lot
LIE lo No i6 men 49, prds de face ieuve
We aa chem de- FER ct "5 psd u che de fer nsona Ia in
Ct 1928 piels posss de p29ndeeT sur Ia Ene pes u
SAN a 2556 pi9ds dnebemio de fer ,.-...
fonder Ii smndriere de 1925 eds ponees u erve
ehsmin De fer ct 25J sls Pan sdn Oh MN de fer n
chemn de fer e dit To- ayant 81 pids H. de face
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EsclIyeS.

l. JOHN HENRY, Negro, age denviron 50 ans-eomman-
2. wTITiAM BURGESS, negre age denviton As
s. SMITH negre, age denviron 80 ans.
st LOWS wv Rsg sr5s dTSiF9h 20 sns sn,
!. TH6MASsIN, Negro, agd d'onvi = nnsingaoieur.
8 JIM HARy4Y ss neg 9 as snSoS s-ns5ngur
10. EILl.JONE>, ncgre, agd Genvron p ans.
II. GABRItI. ncgre, age denvtron 40 ans.
1dS ESs aSG'sR1 H2 g an
T. HRIDAA nesre 5S 9'eaSjron 2sa1 s.
/. T63 nyRNs ns S5ss ds s"yrS" ans:
l$. TON DEH, Negro, age d,GnvIon e sI aus
~. STEPIl EMS, Negro, il d'rn.iron q ans
q. ANDRE Negro. age d'.nviron 20 ans.
hHNsY afI6 Ssg Svre1 s%S i so ans
q. ALI,iN, Negro, are d'envron 50 ans.
e S,Ar Te WF as "sa ,,t ~ ans IN
q. NAT, negfe Age d'envIr' II % ans,
%. I$LDokE: Negro, Age d'enyiron 20 ans.
IS s. 7s6GHE nssrs sny y q to1Sser.
3: s6E, %sse. ~ d;s9y;an is%"; sherpss!isr
s. EEM HE @ sisJ neFre @ss S
g. h sS deron
s. K3EEF FFHHF I5
M1IhM ES fE n s$S es au
g 49g ;r nssre, asd de s. L. ans
q. DAVIS, Negro, aye d enyaan SHus
q WILLIAM nsgre age 4snviron ans a,ha,.,,
. delX enfan3:
A. SANDY, agG d'enviNen 6 ans.
49, MARIE agGc d'tnHt0n ans.
49, AMANDA ntgreoge agde denviror IS ans ct SEES cipa
enians
So BEN neEre age 1s G ans.
81 3WISNEY, nGgreRse, sgGe de s ans.
50. MATI1IT.DE agie de ans.
SO. ELLEN, age d. ans.
81. III DGE, agile he m0is.
S. RArllE nGsrsse ngGe deny:Bon 20 ans, ct enah
&c. s PAG ago % ID mois
II. 5MARIE ANNE, Agee de 20 arg, ct enfant:
10. / HENn EKSVN.
80 CELIA >SE ntgrcse hgGeGe q ans. e scs enants
50. }HENRlhf \, nGgre'sG. 34s&e de ans.
g.. tTIrIEr. neg, esse, dEGe liz ans.
e.. fLuGIE TtDM AS hGgEg6se ago DENTON 49, ct Bes
desx enlTns
e. SAR II il 90 de 4 ar.
81 ABLtAM ago de 2 ara.
g. (LIEFLE ANAHa Atgresso, agta 2envron 4a ans e
son tntAnt;
66. {MtRGUERIre, Sgae de 10 ans. --.
81 ANARlSSB neg ssSe, &g6e dcnytF0n As ans.
6S. ANTO(NErTG, nasres.e, Il &c de IS ans
90, ROSE. ntgre Sc Agile deny r6a IS ans.
10. MARIE BU RECESS, nGgress-, aGa denviron 80 ans
n. ViDiOR1NE, mulatreSse agee FenVirnn l9ans.
~. WINESY, nsgresse ap6e DE -viron ans
10, ELIZABETH negresse. agee denviyon II ans.
"a. UELEAIt s. p6gFs Sse, agee denSiron Is ans.
IS JANE n2gresse, Agae de % ans.
rs nOLLEY, negrssss 6gde dienviron % ans
u. SALLY, neEresse agde d'envi' on 2S ans.
fS Ghgkttif N A, ntgresse, ag6e diefvrnn 2 ans.
~ FRnAl Ne ndgresse, ag ed'euVitpn 10 sna.
80. NANCY. nagresSe de dienvrpn u Rns.
81 uAT HEIslNE neg esse, agee densiron p ans.
RIuiets, Retes a corncs, etc.
Quarants rapiet, AIn6fic0iEF
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M ArE1mAN,s rzsoF1oAl. Eso0FrNc-

Cheaper and superior any ether In Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIT. DURABILITY-equa to the best slate roofs.
Cd. DIPERMEA BIfIEY-Superi to other; cracks
or loafa being possible.
3d BEAUTy1 presanta smooth granite surface
4th HEAPNESSIt much less than though 1t III
good any wood roof and less than the ntsrie
Composition roofing eretofors offered to the public Abe
9Th fNGoMBHsF RTfLTFIt will resist DIRE better thsn
5elhta-roof
9Th GOfy EEIENCg-It viii soften rnder the haa Of
h climate and protests tho ntsrio of buildings from tina
tense hsGt of summer. .st.
It'll. s0IIDIpy-lt becomes harder
PIT npen roofs q sope and being light
weight not require heavy ratters support whe
liable 4nd doesit require repairs
The z TROPICAL ROOFING Is chemical compound Of
euataGsa of which peculiar alone combined
Ia proportions discovered by actual experiment and
/ IL isPity.
1eSnas Of the Of the shove in the hands
q the agent and h9 verified BY any person Wishing be
Iii orders Isit at tho Postohics, Boz No. q will be
$500 $3.50 o. gATHMAN,
\ fe15 Nv corner nf 4Repyie and &srss SITS.
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CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUCTIONEER APPRAISER and G ENERAI. AGENT
totthe Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc. ETC.
...... Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention all sales Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS
chsndiBe generally.
Henves attention to his system Of plans and plan
Real Estatenaugurated at large
and lot in every square, with the
thereof the name of the owner and other valuable norho
taken from the most authentic understanding in the
chase sale and appaisensn of Real Estate unequaed
teges and information.
E"Furnitura and other outdoor salea FIN
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u,-,sEsa. a. Il. EsI.ACExEIAR d. BRO., s-sxss.,
BTAfT Wholesale and Retail Dealersin sfsNsf
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
IA Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Parlor Grand Square and Upright Planes, from the
very best manufactures among which, invite particular
attention to the RAVEN, BACON 4 90. PIANOS now
hr introduced nto this market For the last thirty years.
these Pianos have been especial tvorteB North for their
durability beauty onsh decacy touch power and sweet
all of which points know that they cannot be
Sxcelled
AT our house also be the only JAMES W. vOsE
PIANOS These Instruments, though placed on exhibition
at Boston, Philadelphia and other places composition With
the most Makers have invariably the high
est premium for good soidWorkmansp elegant finish per
feet and richness Of tone The PARLOR GEM, the
lowest priced src in thew ord Every Piano
us warranted give entire satisfaction Melodeons Gutara
Vions Band Inst and everything sppertanng
to the stock complete usc Store Music Music Books
sent BY mail postage free. A g. BLACKM4AR d BRO,
% And - ''ernp
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r ISFRANCE'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYTNG I-INVIGORATINGl l. REGULATING

For producing Blooming Complexion Erect Graceful
Carriage of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botcher
and Erupons from the Face, Curing Low Spirits Mean
choly Dz ess Papaton of the Heart Pains the Head
Back Limbs Whites and all the various forms Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Msnsuaon
which the Female Say Ia subject
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for purpose of bringing
regulating the Monthly Periods Women which 1t does under
any and all circumstances sfrancs Female Cordial also
proves to be the best Female nvgoaor and Baau6er known
all 1t has heeu represented.
the lady of of the prominent citizens Of Mobile has
recently been cured of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss o. mind through apathy uacton Of the womb BY the
use OF lrancs Fena Cordial after all other remedies had
failed this organ excited to healthy action and she
family and friends. "
Numerous equally surprising the NEST desperate
nae cases OF disease have become propreiOrs
SaaS1ld by JOHN WRIGHT co, New Orleans; TALL
LAFT 4 co, Mobile. and Dru1VGts pana "
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT,
Parish Of Plaquemines.

6H7.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facfas to
~ me directed by the Honorable the Second Judicial District
Court parish Of Plaqueminrs in the entitled cause
VIII proceed TO sell at public auction the City Hotel Common
street. between Camp and Magazine Streets on SATURDAY.
18th day of June, 1861, at IL O'Clock N =
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in suburb ST .,S
Mary Frst Distrc of this city, the square bounded bv f
camp, Grod st Mary and SGu'h streets Lafayette H
square, and deignaed by the Nos and Two on Man
drawn by Alfred f. Fosal Deputy Surveyor on the 18Th of
February, 1882 $3.50 - $3.50 ~ "
Said lots adjon each other and measure each mercap
easure 20 feet front Sou Street of LAFAYETTE su,ae bv
feet deep, between parallel lines lot No One forming the
corner of Camp and Sonth streets 9 "
Together with all the bnidi' and improvements thereon
GoS,ghg o. thIeesoTe brick house known the Veran
q ANOTHER LOT Of GROUND, with the improve n.s
ments thereon, rights ways, privileges etc sned In @
tnme square snd adjoining lots described des I
gnei by No Three said plan and measuring % feet front
tween parallel lines. - " ' w
Together with the privilege of using in the rear certnin err.
ridor alley the feet wide opening on Camp street Which
70 Dc used IN common ny owners of lots One and Three
s. Four hundred and City Shares HoT reduced TO on INN
dred and twenty Of 500 in the pa ock OF la zns,
"a Of LonsanP secured by gage two Tots herein
above firstly described being Ihr originally Of
four hundred nd ftr Shares from which res
nave been set apart 10 constitute the said hank
Sinsou. @ - ~ t '''-F"'
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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couR DU InEUxIExE DISTRICT WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH
Parosse de PlaquemineR. 7 MAUNSEI, WHITE In
- - No COZ.
EN VERNU dam writ de ferf facIas. n
- MOI adesSe par Honorable Cour du Delxieme District
Jndciafre parose de Paquemsnes dams rae cdessus ia
procfdeRi ie SAMEDl, Is dc ju 1861 midi rH0el de la
Ute rue DC Ia Commune les Camp Maya.
SINS FaIndlcatiun de la proprie6 don't suit Ia description
!. nEUX TERRAINs situas an faubourg Ste Marie. ss
dams lie Premier Dis rict de lie dams pilet borne TT
par les rues du Camp, G!rpd Ste Maru Ia Mace @
Lafayette ct degnes les IN DenX daDrcs I'm plun
aGsse Psr Alfred FoFsta dtpute urpenteur lie Is
Les dts terfans contgus ct mesuen fnere anEri
cane) ehacun Vingtcnq j peds de face la rue Sud d. la
place Lafayette gtsept ts nefs de pro0nIeur
efre gnes PARALLELS; No I'm forms angie das rucs u
Camp ct Sud- $3.50 1850 ~
Ensemble toutes les hasses ct authorizations ou sr
nue. sous e nom d. Hotel du Veraudah - cuisine etc etc
z uN TERI AIN se dams rilet sus ct conti aux ter
rams susdegtas desnt lie No rois dapres plau
relate ct neSlrant % pi"ds de face la place LII
fayete sur uue prUfOndnur de 90 gnes
&vec FuSaSe dune alice corridor commun aux Nos I'm
rue du Camp. "
Ensemble les batisses ct authorizations oui
attaches ct apparenant
Qnatre cnqnante E50) actions auiourdhu rtdute Il
quare cent vingtune 2 de- chacuue du
par ypotheques les dex errans pre- Increment
dtc Giant lie r6sidn dun terrain original rement de $50
tons desque'les vngHeu distrate eet de consti.
tuer lie stock au compliant de la cite banque.
Anparenant au de endeur Joseph Snson ct sass dams
TafHre ci.deSsus.
COND1T .ONS--Comptsnt moment de padiud'caton
E. T. PARKER,
lhyi4 le3 10 sheriff de Ia Parosse d Orleans,
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pTIRI.If. HflTlEs.a..
- 4 hsoEskAU,s IsMsTT.a alIs 4 gsr !.

a8 n, Inc undeFsiensd ofopFet0rs II
embellishments, inform their
general pubie, that hoss has drs,s ~,
Undergone the gh
and Fsp l14s entirely
IS 4 long has been Of the arFsge
ceEancdfous in the
for nnraer OF private parties Ths fnT-
isags Of the best galfE, and The aroF sSppe
with all ard the best vands which fte
up il the and urspEcarhable style Of
which This restaurant Ia noted The
kept hand and large forrs Of experienced attentive
waiters will DO tn attendance To esaests.
nstf 44s - II sSsu II s.saes #
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w HITE SULPHUR WATER
= From the White Sulphur Springs,
GREEN KRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA |
BOTTLED At THE SPRINGS.
This Company have made grea improvements bong the
transported is perfect taken from its
source. Fer sale by the AGENTS,
WILSON, MASSTE h CO.,
Commission Merchants and Agents for Marnaetued Tobacco
a6 kn&W No AZ '4-aycr street
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+. B. WALTON.

BATTLE-GROUND SUGAR PLANTATION AND RE
F1NERY, MACHINERY, FARMING UTENSILS, CAT,
TIE, MULES, etc, etc,
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PRIZE BOAT BUILDER

seyyek COTTON PLANTATION FOE SALE
s%6 % acres Of land thirty mile west of Vcksburg
d. YIcksbure aud Shr veport RI road Madison Parish, La.
Fronts two miles on Horse Shoe Lake one qn rer nile on
Bayou Tesas and four miles Quenec Station. 800
now in cuyaiion SOG old eadenet The premises consist
Frame DWELLING Gin Hone Negrn Cabins, etc. Would divide
tho tract and sell either half This is chance to pur
goo land being IN the best latitude, the
staple land equal il the State Terms liberal Apply
~ WARREN GIL NJ RE Il co
400 I'm, EarnndeIet street,
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SUCCESSION DE THOMAS BOYLE EFT DE sA FEMME
Catherine Keenan,, dtc6dte-une Maison Tn bos a I'm
etage strte Ia rue Benvie.
PAR ]. B. WALTON.

.a..n".. Encantelr-Bureau, 40 rue du Camp.
GAMEDI, lie IS de mai 1851, a midi /. La
~ Bnntse des 1archBnds ct DIS Enca Qneers s,el
rns kTsae e1 vertn Dc g ofdre hono
date IL davril 1851 ossier de sera vendae
pour compile de la succession cdssu proprale suvante
saTor:- '''
IN CERTAIN LOT Pc TERRE siue dams e fond du Sc
cond district de cette VILE dams c entire les
Bienvie Prienr Cont Johnson desgna e lot No
de let No o. plan dresse par Pe vover dare
n2,ae en- cee ye ct sur nne eope de Il de prodte ores
mars 1851 ct depose reude de NJ Genon notare lie dit
terrain aYant 81 peds II porces gnes de en-
vile w pieds 10 ponces ignes profoudeur lgne u
terrain no Ct % pieds ausre cote nssan
nne pone dams lie fond les considerations sly oyen
CONSTANT en- une Iason en- bo tage cham
hres cuisine chambrs citerne pns ct IN hangar
ponr lie bois le tout lone raiSon de Sis par mois.
H8r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Acte de yente pardevant ----. notaire nullic any
frais de PaCquerenr. aI5 % m Ia II IL
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kzass TO FAMILIES 10 B'ABHrIIES. ay.ss
EN- THE oERFRAE 70 UsE 49, sss
BENT w.


ss5szeszsssssss, ARTIFICIAL TE5IEts,Ea-Tts bent
cheapest and Feplete
GY fnsnt in New Orleans, Is DR. EIEIsI3INGS
sN@-1llIl 49, Canal street.
His facilities EipulRting
BY any Practical mist in the Southern cornue
ton and stDrices charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Dentistry procure
they can rely upon the experience, skill
Dental Science produce.
Every artificial Tooth is Of surpaa beauty which csnnt
be detected from the of natra gradually
storing that uniformity the features youth
ton. s7J-q17-8
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR for readily 5evx-8
Teeth without
tanned BY the profession astonishing all Witness
All Operations in Dentistry performed care and 5 aud
for cheapnesS and utility are unsurpassed By others Enski
fully applied Teeth renladeied and M
crate charges AT the following prices
campaigning each set IL desired If
sitter two months' trial their viii be returned
Full sets on Sterling Silver base. I'd
Full sets finest finish suns bound u, 4f mi
Full sets yulcanized Rubber equal gold 90
Euil sets on Y carat gold base, beautiful
The most perfect gems that ean
and examine before engaging elsewhere. 7T
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
H ffa51f ax-aa
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w EDEESDAY, May Is, 1861, at LIZ O'Clock
w H. the Merchants Auctioneers Exchange,
Posofiee Royal by virtne and
Of the Honorable the Second Judicial District Court for the
Parish Of ~ Bernard No 1913 Of the docket said Court dated
April 3d. ltGl will proceed sell public auction
Of the Succession of William Dunbar deceased
lowing described Real Estate Slaves to7it:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15
HABITATIoN SUCRIERE EFT RAFINERIE AU DETOUR
DIES ANGLAIs, MACHINES, INSTRUMENTS ARA
TORRES, MULETS, BEsTIAUX ETC, ETC,
Eft
QUATRE-vIEGTs EsCLAvEs DE yALEUR,
rencan pour 10 compte de Ia succession dc WILLIAM Dun
BAR, decide.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
EScANrEUR-Bureau 40 rue du Camp.

ENCANTEUR-Bnfeau 10 rue dn Camp.
MERCREDI Is de Mai 1861, n midi, n In
I'VE Bouse des Macuauds ct DIES Eucunters
de pose Ro> ale vertude ct conormtment de
Honorable Seconds Conr de District Judi;ae, pour Ia pa
de Berna d. No @ du docket de cour en- date
du davr 1861, je proeGderai Ia encar pour lie
compe la William Dunbar decide des beps
immeubes, esclaves, etc., c-apres dtcnts, SAVIOR