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CR1sP's GAlErY.-Mr. Crisp submits another ORA
matte preparation to the public tonight in tine shape
Of Knowles fve-act play, +" The Wife" He himself
takes the part Of Julian st. Pierre, and Mrs. Crisp
that of HIariana. Messrs. Bland, Thayer and
Howard, are cast for other characters in the piece.
That it will be beautiful performance we have not
particle of doubt After the play will be given the
popular burleta of Midas, in which Misses kosahe
Durand and Marie Duckworth warble so sweetly BY
turns, and Mr.. Davidge and Mrs. Meyers do up the
comic so rresistbly. Those who have not yet seen
Midas should avail themselves Of the present op
portunity for it will soon be laid aside for othel
novelties,
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M \ r. r I f y :

On Thursday the 2oIs lust at Frog Level parish s. lanes,
by the Rey John L. LiHtchs9m, Mr. tnNENShi EElNE to
Miss EIIXABErH H. HUMPHREYS daughter Of the Iae i'r
Alexander and Er,jc rcrrc; Humphreys, all of St James
On Monday the l0h inst Point Celeste Plantation by 'l
Rev, Mr.. RUSSELL Dr FREDERIC EHAN 10 JULIA dAuGh-
Of Col. J. Is. Wilkinson.
On Norlay the 1o,h inst. Mr. LULEs COSrE 10 Mrs. ST..
LIMA BECK, widow Of Hudirp Beck, all of ibis city
Gu the evening Of the 18Th inst. The s. on Cathedral
by Rev. Mr. Dulemy, CAMILLE + HlRAkbi y; Of Thy rr!
city.
On the 20h inst, Chri,,'s Church. hy 4c Ery. Ir leg
COCK, I. $. MADDOX, az New Orleans, 10 Mrs. MEEf y f.
UAMpSDN, Of tarrulItDn, La.
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.--A varied and attractive
bill is offered for tonight Mrs. Gladstane will appear
as EsmeyuRa, in the drama taken from Victor Hugo
famous story, the Hunchback of Notre Dame Then
Ben DeBar will appear as Norma, buresque IN
which he never fails to throw his audience into fits
Miss Mary Shaw taking the masculine character OF
Polio The performances will conclude with the
Wandering Minstrel" in which Miss Mary Shaw, as
Herbert Carol, will go through singing test with
vining Bowers as Jem Begs. Fun enough for one
night, we should think.
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SPALnIEG & Rogers ANpHITnEArER-FotFh
1Feck Of HE Campbell 1finstgels.--Matt Peel and
his nvincble troupe enter upon their fourth week to-
night. In addition to the programme Of melodies
and comcaties, which is changed nightly, four more
capital burlesques will be produced during the coming
week. Tonight and tomorrow night, the Virginia
Mummy will be given; on Wednesday and Thurs,
DAY nights the Railroad Smashup: and Hutchn'
son Family Concert : and Friday and Saturday
nights, the " Mschievous Darkey." Day performan-
ces, commencing at u O'Clock, are also announced
for Wednesday and Saturday AS the Campbels have
drawn crowds through all sorts Of weather We set il
down asa fixed fact that they will continue to draw
crowds as long as they remain in the city.
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~ A suspicious looking bottle, from the Woo
House, corner Tchoupitoulas and GraVler streets
made its appearance in our sanctum yesterday
Upon being opened and tasted by our sampler he
after due and proper delibeaton, pronounced 1t pure
and exquisite Holland gin. From this Judgment, IN
bhers Of Hollands may draw their own references.
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AN ATRoCIous OUTRAGE-An atrocious outrage
was perpetrated us last evening while we were UNI
ofendingy seated at our desk, and right sorry are
we to say that the offender escaped summary punish
ment. As we were listening to the rain'drops which
were falling thick, fast and heavy, an individual
rushed in whose appearance betokened that he had
just forded Bayou Julia or Lake PoydraS, and shout
ed "Ths city is under 1rater, man !" (Waterman.)
By the exercise Of great agility he lodged the paper
weights, inkstand and scissors, which were success
sively hurled at him, and made his escape from The
room unscathed When last seen he was "propel
ing through Commercial Place at 2:40 pace, eyi
IDENTIFY leading for Bostons.H
Where trere the police? shall such atrocities toreye
90 unpunished?
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APPoiNTuENr.-Wel learn from Washington that Mr..
Joseph Walsh, of the firm of Price, Walsh & Co,
Monterey, Mexico, and of the commercial house of
Price, Walsh & Co.. of this city, has been appointed
Consul for the U. s. of America at the former place.
Monterey. This was office ofconsiderabe trust
and importance; what it is now in these revolutionary
times, we cannot say. The appointing power, how
ever could not have conferred it on one more worthy
more competent than Mr.. Walsh, he being fully
versed in all the requisites and qualifications which
are wanted as commercial representative.
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"GREGoRY's INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. We nave
received from the publisher, through Mr. tlelnmng'
at the corner of Magazine and St. Andrew Streets q
copy Of this valuable scientific work. 1t is the fourth
American edition of Professor Gregory's work, and
has coupled with it the Physics Of Chemistry by
Prof ]. Milton Sanders It is handsomely printed
and bouud book of 400 pages from the press Of A. S.
Rarnes 81 Co. New York.
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#N1-As we are frequently asked whywe do notpuh
lish the election returns we deem 1t proper TO state
that we think it useless to publish mere reports, but
as fast as the official returns are received by u.s. they
will appear in the Crescent.
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a:J- We are informed by the Postmaster that the
Vera Cruz mails will close this afternoon at ) o'clock,
and will be transported to their destinationSby the
schooner Minna SchifIer which sails in the evening
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NEW ORLEANS, November o. 1856
Col. Z. J. C. KEWEN:
Dear Sr-The undersigned members Of the Nicaragua Com
ee of this city and Others citizens of New Orleans hearing
that Won would spend few dsys with us leaving i'll dis
charge object your visit to the United sates ake A
vantage of the occasion to request that you denver MI
to our citizens such time suit yonr convenience o
Past Present and Future Republic OF Nicaragua We
asa that in 60 doing Won would much enghen, ms well as
entertain our people on subject Of deep interest 10 eh anu
also greatly benefit cause which all feel common IN
te,es Yours, very respectfully -
S. +. SLATER,
MASON PITCHER,
u. c. JENKINS,
W. G. MULLEN,
OF Committee.
p;o-ro ,,n,e r. A. Porter, John W. frlce,
1ohn r. Lewis jas McCoskey, 1g. Hym"iski,
j. B. Breckenridge, Ruff. McIhenny, NJ ]. LeH"ac
VIM. P Williams. F. ~ humSdeh u pt, "o'
n II Ias Alfred NcItbenuv Samuel Chopin.
H. A. Fraser j. O. Nixon j. W. pW'ealt
Gilbert S. Vance, john W. Anure"s, 1h"s' y.
I,s w Trtbil, r. II Chiffon Geo n. Winsfeld,
j. W. Smith, 4. Siraw,ridge Johh = sn"'h0i'
II. G. Miller, Geo W. fWkeF' VII ''e''
j. Armstrong, w II. Adams " - ""''es'
r. Milliken Sid Story, Il. NlHon'
b NJ Pond ]. B. Robertson, n. r. Jennings
I Il Wright Geo Eustis, Jr., WINS S;ansburF
II. j. Ranuey, John NJ iell, JAS 1vl"''SN'
! Jas. 5. I.eayel, George fr1ce, a. w. t4s'IS'
| Glendy Burke, ]. NalFain Maurice "'''o''
| W R. Miles, j. Livingston, beH"'s 'oHA"'
| G. II Slocomb Thomas f. Adams, O. Z. Hall,
| j. L. Mcclure.
New ORLEANS Nov. %, 1856.
| tentlemcn-Your polite communication las just been re
.v.d in which Won express desire that shall address the
ct;ors If S, Orleans on the Fast Present and Failure d
| the Republic of Nicarasua.'
Wlit; to lend my feeble energies to the success OF ea
and country with whose prosperous fortunes the iodeSt l'
lions of my life are accept with pleasure you
kind uva.ion
Permit me if agreeable to you, to suggest 1yceuu tiaI q
MONDAY EVENING, 9TH ins time that VIII sun H.
convenience.
With high considerations Of respect for you AaF'N'"E III
/ collectively subscribe myself,
Ycur utedie NJ servant,
Z. J. c. kEWEN.
TO Messrs F Slater NJ Pitcher, D. T. Jenkins COMMITTED
and others, citilels, etc. III -ii'
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afn 0rLears 1aiIp Crescent.
3sAARa D. NIxoN 8 sss ~tIL'AA n 49,
RY NIXON & ADAMS.
,RrrcE. NO. 70 CAMP STREET.

TERMS:
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an early every morning Sunday
year in advance; hafyeery and quarterly AZ ~
sae rates or 10 cents aweek payable to the carriers
advertisements, per squarefrst nseron' u ~" eas
- All. FOR every subsequent insertion, 10 cents.
Advertisements ID tie second are charged % ~
insertion. .,,,,s !, aared 81 mar
square for every Insertion 49,. -, .,on+b or
axertisan,ents not Marked will be pupsheo ohs
longer and charged accordingly no u
viii be stopped all arrearages are az
optiop Of the pTopretors.
Discount Will be made TO regular aaYefSeEa
ssrTIE DAILY CRESCENT
which renersi IT desirable medium FOR adser-
AI1lY P4PERit crcuates largely, reaching
r,any hundreds homes at early hour and being ea
bsfore Tie approach Of business hours
FOR family use may be advanageousy published IN N
columns. s5&#S . . q, u ~ FIN
4, IL w u Il RLY CIR IS az y =
ID published every Monday morning ct ~ year. =
ADVANCE Having an extensive circulation thtoun' ~
,sana Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama H. - M vis
states Il presents mode TO advertisers q making
t,er wares and commodities known Advertisements N
8Saar4ai for I'll per square eachiRserton.
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EUROPEAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF AMERICAN MERIT
The King of Denmark has conferred upon our dstin-
guished countryman Lieut.. II. F. Mauly, the cross OF
a Knight of the Order Of Danneborg as mark OF
consideration for the eminent services he has rendered
in that department of useful science to which he has
devoted his life and talents,
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no. The German Louisiana Fragments Association
will please accept thanks for an invitation to their
Benefit Ball, at the Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday
NEXT 29th inst.
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y. .EeuOis y Co.,
CORNER CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS

CORNER CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Have now opened their stock Of
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising all the newest patterns and styles.
LOUISIANA CRAPEA new article with shaded Chenille.
pOPLINS-Pian, Striped and Plaid
DROG UET-Ombre and Pekn style
SATIN CASHMEREA new article for Children.
As-shaded and Printed.
POLL DE CIIEvRE-Plaid and Striped.
PLAID MERINO,
PLAIN DE LAME,
PLAIN CASHMERE.
FLOuNCED DRESSES, viz;
Poll dc Chevre;
Chenille and Satin;
Satin de Chene.
LADIES CASHMERE ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
SUAWLS- Rich Broclu Cashmere;
Rich Partisan Cashmere;
Rich Shaded Plush;
Rich silk Cleni!le
Eieh trabella;
Rich Cireualine, long and square;
Barh Cashmere ..
BnsnercS Knit, . :.
EMBROIDERED VELVET SCARES;
:. :. SHAWI.S
g.. NANTILLAS;
CLOAKS, BASKS-('Iotl Velvet and Eliou;
Misses Pciisse> and Cloth Shawls.
SILKS Plain and Fancy Black;
Grcs de Naples all colors;
Mo;rc du Vatican;
ttros de ours, etc.
FLOUNCEn SILKS
thine Ftouacing;
Chenille j..
P1u.he
OnNre =.
FMBROIDERIES- NJ descriptions
Rich Evening ROBES
ur&I:A COIFFURES
J"uvIss GLOVES etc
J. LEVOIS g. CO.,
MA 2pGt Of Canal and bourbon streets.
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10 The reader will find full report OF the trial
Of Adam Scott and Mrs. Smelser on the sixth page OF
today's Crescent
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Tobacco! I'0EjNCCO:

Tt0bNGFD! 40GGCC0!
We have in store choice assortment Of manufacture" 10
BAcTN direct from 1e manufacturers, among which may Tt
found III, following celebrated brands
-WM. CRIMPTuNS-
Medal Gold Leaf strawberry!
Sweet 2nrrs, Nectar Twist NetiAT 'H1Ah'
Rough and Ready Twist Pancake
II C. $. FERGUSttN cos
Maid az OrcinS LOTUS, Sadie Johnston.
Corner Stone Know Nothing.
-MCRREIL. & BuRAS-
Tolaeco uuecn ,1,nlcs River,
-TuOs LOVE t Sous
Extra Fine Pounds Fine Pounds.
a. THOMAS SONS
Conmaniire Poncake Olive PalraE", 'I"h' 'Hf''
j tS. THOMAS Jr- y. r. BETHEL -
Cavalier Twist. Funst"t ; ha''tnE+-
=. II. HOLLANDS i. Il. PIMBERT0N'S--
Nectar Cake Persian Smoking.
CALVIN FOkDS-
T. y. Ross, El'n u W Ha!'e'
Pounds nlG Halves
Together with complete stock Of Common, Medium End
Good Pounds Halt Pounds. s., S. los Twi.t< Pancakes Per
rou. Chis German and Havana Cigars which offer to iii,
trade IN accommodating terms.
SMITH & VAN BENTHtGSEN,
M 2ptiMo L. "raNIeF e'Eess'
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ORLEANS THEArER.--The beautiful opera of the
"Jewessn is to be given tonight. 1t vii! be worth
behoding. @
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EEas.pel.s' .Naq0siMe fog. Rbeccnye1.

COMMENCEMENT or 4 NEW VOLUME,
--Jast receive at
J. c. MORGAN'S,
LII 2p2t Exchange Place, 3D. dining tho Pest,Qaee,
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'''t On Uillnt'N street, opposite ttir
- rH-' c"Hr.r 4 If'GIi RES IN h', ir-lttr 81 A.,
f'" "a MONDAY, tap l1tt November, .5. IL. ,..le
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A C A II ID

To the Officers and P,ioates Of HE Laourcae Dragons:
GENTLENEN-In view of the manner in which
the State authorities have treated this Military Company
the only mounted in The Staet becomes my painful
duty to communicate to you as your superior ofcera
post which hold by your unanimous consent-hat there
will be public parades, at least while the Company
remains under my command, until the proper authorities
shall have furnished us with arms and equipments.
This Company has been fully organised for nearly
eighteen months and numbers about forty uniformed
bers all of whom deeply interested myself in its
permanency and fully conscious Of It's Importance
Of aordng protection 10 the country in Of in
vasions o, serve Instructions Eut how, would ask is
it possible for to uphold the organization at
individual expense unless the State willing furnish
with the requisite and -ements which
justly entitled? None say that have not per-
formed duty, and showed every disposition 10 further
the patriotic aims Of the organization But exerons
have met with but poor encouragement at the hands of
those from whom had expected better treatment. Oft
and again have brought this matter to the knowledge,
and pressed demand upon those who have the right
dispose of the Of the State, their being properly
vouched for but my entreaes have invariably met with
the result and our Company still remains without
Of any description except those purchased at
voted sums of money for deraying their incidental
penses.
In view Of these facts have been compelled, in SELL
respect adopt the laid down in the opening
graph of this letter.
Iremain, gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
R. G.. DARDEN, Captain.
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BRILLIANT WHITE WAsH.-A whitewash equal
to good white paint, and similar to that on the
east end of the Presidents house in Washington,
may be made as follows. Take half bushel of
nice unslacked lime, slake it with boiling water;
and cover it during the process to keep in the
steam. Strain the liquid through fine sieve
aud add to it peck of clean salt, previously
Add five gallons Of hot water to the whole
mixture, stir it we'll and let it stand few days
covered from the dirt. It should be put on hot,
and, for this purpose it can be heated in a
small kettle on portable furnace. A pint
should cover a square yard and it will keep
bright for years. %'@ .'@ 9a"s7' I'd
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AN INTERESTING sroRY.-" shon, mine shon, /"
said worthy German father to his hopeful heir Of
ten years whom he had overheard using profane
language, "Shon, mine shon, come here and will
tell you little storish. Now, mine shon, shall it
be true ssorish or a e-believes?"
ooh, a true story, of course" answered John.
"Ferry fell then. Tere vas vonce goot nice
oldt shentleman, (shoost like mel andt he had
tam tirty fiddle poy, (shoost like you) Andt Won
day he heard him shwearing, like young fIian as
he vos So he went to the Wrinkle Corner and took
out cowhides, shoost as I am toing now, and he
took der irty little backyard by the collar, (dis
way, you seen and voloped him shoost so! Andt
den, my dear shon, he pull his ears dis way, and
smack his face dat way, and tell him to 60 without
his supper, shoost as you will dis evening"
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BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcr.-The eminent Judge, Sir
Allen Park, one said at public meeting: 1--WE
live in the midst Of blessings until we are utterly
insensible Of their greatness, and Of the source
whence they flow. We speak Of our civilization,
our arts, our freedom, our laws, and forget en-
nreiy how large share is due to Christianity.
Blot Christianity out Of mans history, and what
could his laws have been-what his civilization
Christianity u mixed up with our very being and
our very life; there is not familiar object around
you which does not wear different aspect, because
the light Of Christian love is on it. Not a law
which does not owe its truth and gentleness to
Christianit NOT custom which cannot be traced.
in all its help and healthful parts, to the Gospel"
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pDD A colored preacher eloquently told his
good brethren they would mount on weagle's
ings, and sore to de land OBJ catfish and eels,
whar de grady runs down bofe sides yer mouf.
Yea, verify de day will cum when you oil
will mount on de weagles ings, and play upon
de harp OBJ thousan' strings =
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PENNSYLVANIA School JouRsAL-Hou Thos.
d. Burowes, editor.-This journal, devoted to the
cause OF universal education, comes to US filled
with valuable matter. The name Of the talented
and experienced editor is sufficient guaranty for
its usefulness. Aswell might the physician expec,
to become learned in his profession without the aid
OF books or the lawyer to be successful at the ba,
without law, ~ teacher to succeed without 1
careful perlsal Of periodicals devoted to the bro
motion Of popular education. Well conducted
journals devoted to the great cause should be the
1eacners guide, his inseparsble companion. And
''''s - one We can recommend to every teacher
ana director in the State Address the editor At
lancaster City, Pennsylvania Price one dollar
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MAJOR DoNELsoN.-The father of Major
Doneson, says the Knoxville Wing, was among
the first settlers of Middle Tennessee, lawyer
of sound sense, and the brother of General
Jackson's wife. The mother of Major Donelson
was the daughter of Gen. Smith who was
elected to the Senate of the United States when
the Legislature convened in Knoxville. Major
Donelson like Mr.. Fillmore, was born in the
year 1900, and is consequently Sc years old.
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Etat de In Observation-Disclosures de I.NfOurche,
CoUR DU CNQUIEME A. F. PUGH, Eft F. A. WILLIAM
DISTRiCTE son, EXEC. TEST, VS.. WILLIAM
PARoIssE LAFoURcHE. J. FERGUSON.-Mo 1918
COUR DU CiSoUIEME FENTON NJ. HANCOCK VS.. VIM
DSrR,c-E J. FERGUSON.-No. 1916.
GACHEZ: QUEEN vertu dune ordre de saisie ct
~ de vene, ct writ de er acias ancGs par susde
Cour daus les cidessus nsuees numerotees TAI
sasie ct orrai vente publque la Mason de Cour
la vile de Thibodaux,
sAMRDI, lie Tine jour de JUN, 1856,
ONE heures du matn, les esclaves suivants:
SUSAN, agee de vngt-deux ans, ct ses enfants-CYN-
THE, agee de deux ans ct dem, ct un autre enfant
TERMEs La somme de trois quarante pasres,
hut du cent neret du Ter Avr 1885, piasre ct demi
fras de copie, Ell les s de process payable Comptan:
credit la de tros cent quarane pastres
due Mars 1851 nteret du hut du cent Pan apres
echeance usquau paait payment de tros cent
quarnte pastres due Mars 1885, Ia meme ineret
apres echeance squau para payment ct Ia balance du
prix payable Compliant.
LA dite vente fge pour sasfaire principal nte-
ret ct frais de process. E. G. ROBICHAUX,
mai 8, 1856. 2Otds Sheriff
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Sxccessio,s Of sylvain Baudotm:

Succession Of Syluain B1udoin.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial Dis
~ trict Court, Parish of Lafourche.
WHEREAS: SYLVAN BAUDOIN. Of the said parish
Administrator Of said Estate, has filed with the Clerk o.
said Court, provisional account Of his administration
praying that it be homologated,
Therefore, alpersons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections If any they have 10 the said account
with the Clerk of said Court at his Office in the town
Thibodaux within ten days after the first publication
hereof or the said account will be confirmed in due course
Of Law.
Witness my hand and the seal ofsaid Court, ths
HI G Id day Of May, eighteen hundred and fifty six
Xk&S> (9O-2tl LIS. ALLAN, Clerk.
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Ferry du Chemin-tie-Fer.

Ferry du Chemin-tie-Fer.
L sera ofert en- vente publique, au plus haut en-
i cherisseur, sur les eux, Chemn Fer par lie She
riff de la paroisse Lafourcbe,
MARDI, lie Is MAI, 1856,
10 heues du matin, Ia fefme du Ferry u Railroad d.
la dite date jusqu'au Ter Lund de Mai 1851.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS pix d'adjuGication payable
par quarts echeants reectvements lie Ter Luud dAou
de Novembre, 1856 ct lie Ter Lupi de Fevrier ct Mai
1857 ct porant ineret rason du du cent apres eche
ance, usqua parait payment Lacquereur fournra son
bon pour quart de plus que lie prx DISQUALIFICATION
bonnie secute de Ia dite narosse favour ct la satsc
ton du President du Juri de Police prende pos
session du dit felri. EMILE E. LIE BLANC,
mai :, 1856. Secretaire du Juri de Police.
Sale Of Railroad Ferry.
THERE will be offered to the highest bidder,
Il atpublc auction The premises, Lafourche Crossing
Opeousas Railroad, by the Sheriff of the pariah Of La
fourhe,
TUESDAY, the 18Th MAY, 1856,
at 10 ococt, A. NJ, the farming Of the Railroad Ferry from
said da.e until the first Monday of MAY, 1857.
TERMS AND CoNDrIoNs-The price Of adjudication pay
able by fourths, maturing respectively the first Monday
of August and November 1855 and the first Mond of Feb
ruary and Nav 1857 with interest at per cent per
from maturity til paid The purchaser 10 furnish bond for
than adudicated value with good and ap
proved security of said parish in vor Of and to the salts
faction Of the the President Of the Police jury previous
taking possession Of said ferry. EMILE E. LIE BLANC,
may 8, 1856. Clerk of Police Jury.
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Succession de Sylrain Baaaloin.

TSTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Gin
~ quieme District Juiicaire, paroisse Lafonrche.
ArrENDU: Que SYLVAN BAUDOIN, de la dite paroisse
Administrator de Ia dite Succession, jour depose
dams la dite Cour compile provisore de Admins
tration, demandant quill soft approuve,
En- consequence outes les personnes qu pourraet
des objections au dit compile sont par les presenes noti-
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