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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
A ADVERTISEMENTS FORWARDED and

N INsERTED In the principal Commercial Business LIZ,
ery Religious and agricultural Newspepere AVID Jorns IN al
The rrnopa cities aud the United States Canadss
West Indies Euope the publishers lowest rate Orders
from distance promptly attended 70 ~h dispatch by Az
Reekmsn-st., New-York . ,,,
Trsders Bsnk N Y Peter Ssther, banfer n OF preHsi
sshet Churehl, No 1854 kss'sns u Tsyor br9thsI,
Bankers No 10 Wsll-st, cor PesrlS, N. u e. p w
Thvins Exchange Brokers'. No 3 Ws cor. Broadst N Y
w. c. LsverdEe Attorneys, No 81 CaAihsu.st N \;
q r. Cobb Co Steel and Bond Brokers, No. p William 81
n Y samuel Swan, Banker, Montgomery, Ala Hon T. w
IeayenwortA Secretary Of State Albany n II Col John W.
FSrssy Wellington D. C.; wm. o. Mumford, Courier AID
Enqsrsr No l62 PeAIlst N Y Bstes, Taylor Co.. No
DeyAt N Y; MesSs stanton ThomTeon, Ne ia Wslst
N.Y. james r. Lewis Co. Colnmiss'oh Merchants No 81
Wsterst., N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
BRIDGET LEARY, )Esecutrit snd Executor
ANDREW LEARY, &C.. Of Andrew Lear
JOHN T.. DEEELIN. )Seceased-
SALE-At Auction ON the 18th inst, if not

I@OK SALE-At Auction on the 10Th INST, II not
sold before handsome three story and basement Brick
HOUSE, with all the modern improvement on leased lot
beautifully located 2istst opposite the Episcopal Theoog
Seminary Lease has 10 with covenants tor
two renewals Inquire OF j. r. WILLIAMS son, No 500
sth-sy., No. IS Waist
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h)atebss, Jewelrn. Sc.
Bountp Eanb tUarrants.

AND RRAETS w IN ID
Ia TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
No. 76 Walst.. New.York.
We will supply orders promptly Warrants always on hand.
L AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wallst.,
New.York.-The highest market price paid for LAND
WARRANTS and all Warrants sold by guaranteed ana
forwarded by otherwise upon receipt OF renittance
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers aud others entitled TO
''N1'' T. J. COLEMAN, No. s. Wallet
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r. CoLro>, Aucuoneer
"OTEL FURNITURE of every description

" Cotton, Auctioneer
HOTEL FURNITURE, of every description,
i Il CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHS. kc-F. COTTON viii sell,
THIS DAY Saturday Jan H. lOl O'clock at the Auction
Rooms, No 50 Beekmans second story very large and
complete Of every kind of HOUSEHOLD fURS-
Notwithstanding Sofas and Sofa mahogany Chairs
Bookcases, and Secretaries Dressing Bureaus all patterns;
French ard Elizabehsn Bedeads Cottage do marblet0p
Ceer Side and Extension Tables black walnut do large and
small Mirrors Oh PAintnssi Velvet Brussels Three-py and
Ingram Carpets. several full pieces vi Oncoths all patterns
Office Decks and Office Clocks China and Glassware; Silver
plated T., and Table Casters &C. in quantities. Also
large quantity OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE from 8
Hotel Boarding house Sale without TO close
estate.
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6onses 10 fet.

rINO LET at REDUCED RENTS-To small
American families floors hrough consisting five Ro0Ms
Bath &C. in the Houses an " est sth
AZ between the eth and shavs Apply the oce on the
premises No 40 West l9b-st from to o'clock m
THO LET-Two good PARLORS on the first
II aoor also two CHAMBERS the third aoor in Broone-
al near Wooser-s.., 70 smsll family.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

DOARD.- pleasant PARlsOR and B .rli,i
Dinner st6 oclosk
BOARDING. at Nos- as and a. East Broadway.
ID for Oen.lersn sad wsi aiso Rooms fx single Gentle
men, XVI
DOONS TO LET.-A handsomely furnished PAR
III LOR ard BEDROOM. fronting, 90 tho second hoor 70
let 10 = nsle Gentleman, in private family IN nes
ts y and eh-avs All the nolsrn upToy snents Aaafes'
j. C. Boz No. S,2I3 Pos-Ofce. References exchanged
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VUFT GOODS, WET GOODS, WET GOODS.
Clothing.

lust FINISHED-The most Splendid HATE
- ever offered public low Of So usually sos
Of - Neat Hats 50 80 BROWN, NO EiV CsnDs~
xvOITHs and CHILDREN's CLOTHING for
II Al, AGES from three Z twenty years a. WHOLESALE
j b. CLOSE, BAILEY Co., No 8 ParkPsce ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
Drp GOODS.

DLEACHED GOODS "A complete Assortment,
ID comprising svery width and quality
For s,le nv EEsMITH 4 CO.. No y Brosf"y
DLANKETS.-200 cases ubbon-oound istniy
DUMMIES from cradle sire IA and of various quail
ties together With Negro Indian and Horse bsnkeo uo 'no
Rochdae and Comic Mills VIII Re sold Low.
NESMiTH Co. Atents. No. III Broadway
LINE BLANKETS.-Fresh invoices Of the best
ansTil;s. Eor al. bv EESMIrH CO.,
No II Roadway
LIME BROWN GOODS.-500 bales Rocking
IL ham, Hope and other makes, for sale BY
NESAifH Co, No. II Broadway
ID G. II A X ID o
h IRISH LINENS DAMASKS. ke-
The public will please hear in mind ihsi the genuine soois
sre svsy sesled with the fui ssnslure o. ,he nrm vi"
RICHARDSON, SONS oWDEN"
J. BULLOCKE 4 J. b. LOCKE, Agents,
No IS Pne.st., NewfOrk.
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fonses ano farms mantso.

ITO RTY-HOLDERS HOUSE,
Il AGENTS WANTED on LEASE By ! respectable
party suiable Ioesy in GOOD Location IN ne CITY ,of
tsblishuF BAKERY-Trsrnses with store stable ee a.
ready 6tt.d up for guch business preferred Early
are solicited under the address e. box No 57f PoOnee
Eev-Y0rk.
ANTED - ILLINOIS or WISCONSIN
w LANDS In choice locations aud ct csn press ~ *
change fr one or more gentse Houses in this ey having pshs
ranges Cro;on water &C. large Lot on 100 foot street Also
desrb. Building Lots prominent avenues and streets up
orn The amount Of cash required VI be governed By GU
n...,1.s Irnlv W T. H. BROWN,
'F' No II WAI-st., from TO p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

WANTED-A situation by Boy 10 years old
w An the RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS; has been In the
business before knowledge Of it. Address W. w.
Tribune Ofboo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

w vita ain children, has LITTLE BOY, years old ths,
he veusd IKE some r.peetbe person 10 ADOPT Inquire
Mrs MITCHELL, No al Houstois corner OF the BoseTy
WANTED-To ADOPT lovely and interest
w n< little female INFANT eve moahs old The mother
\ s widow. and not able 10 support IT, Apply the I'm
poyDeat Society, No Is Bible House cor wssS. Ask for
CsfAAiae
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rI,o THE LADIEs.-Mr. r. L. HARPER, No.

ITO THE LADIES.-Mr. X. L.. HARPER, No.
80 Brpmsed-.t Boston has received choice sssett
of those rich and elegant STRAW EhbkOiDEhhp
BALL DRESSES the latest Partisan style which were 70
universally admired last As he NOS
then able supply the demand he takes this opportunity 70
inform the ads that he just opening fresh ssppY soma OF
which are white and appropriate for Bridal Costumes
Also Hesddresses Coieurs Cspstees, CSar Msnt!es &C.
al If hh are In straw black or white laeei
snd variety OF reaths Of STRAW Flowers Feather Flowers
&c B-Thsis the only house in the United Stass
tbe.a goods can be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
Building Alaterials.

DOOFS-ROOFS-ROO cheapest and
N best article for covering roofs is TAR ROOFING PAPER
which we keep constantly hand azd viii sell II large or
small quantities o suit purchasers.
JAS T. DERRICKsON Co., 10. Sc Beekmsn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
MAYOR SsOFFIcE, Jsu. 2, 1856
yTNHE MAYOR desires to call the attention o

MANok SsUFFIch, Jau =, Ib,,+
yTHE MAYOR desires 10 call the attention OF
Il the Public to the following Ordinance which will DO
strictly enforced: , as.
ospIA.scs amend Ordinance to Regulate the Water
Works Of the City Of New oTk, passed sept 7, lsiS
Any person persons who shall ohsTct the access 70 the
different sopcook with the pipes by placing
thereon stone brick lumber dirt her materials who
shall permit sny such materials 70 be placed thereon By those in
rs their employ shall be subject to the TenAty Of 80 for
each ofense with additional Of SOS for each day the
same shall De continued aer notice for removal shall have
been served
az Any penalties herein prescribed shall be imposed the
oaDds like provided In the first section Of tho
seventh title OF the Ordinance hereby SmenSed in the
enty therein Prescribed and IN default &C the payment the
offender shall he subject TO the ike punishment BY mpFison
mont, a. 10 10 aid section prescribed
Adopted BY the Board Of Aldermen Dec. 2, 1874
Adopted By the Board Of Assistants Dec.li, 1914
Approved BY the Mayor Dec. IA 1s4A
u. T. VALENTINE. CLERK c. C.
This Ordinance applies to the removing Of snow from any
FERNANDO WOOD Mayer.
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W UNION Qsf7) by L. II. WILCOX K son, NO. 20
Brosdwsy-A FERPETUAL NTRoDvcER at one PER CENT
Every Member CBEcKHoLDER and AGENT, sharing equal
DfvIDEsDs their inves,mensS $40, 3d. go $50 go
= 100 The best facilities and benefits TO the best pa
tron< 90 and 100 per cent by perpetual nesos
tops renewing small Checks at each engagement No charge
40 Pupils for Catalogues and Circular Correspondence
throughout the Union. TEAcHLRs and PEOPLES MEsTISG
DAILI. u and To o'clock Evening sessions MONDAY
Tuesday and Thursday Evening" 9ocoek showing that
our interests mutual and tbs Checks that bDu
Carlos tho ENTERPRISE In the world Registering
merits Investments Donations all orders and III
selling Checks appointing Agents Of both sexes In
evsry State, ESTABLISHING and furnishing SCHOOLS CoLLEcts
IfDSARIss LECTURES ana READING Rooms, Transferring
Schools and all School property filling oil orders and
chsnvs With the EDUCATORS Of ALL sAross spiins
nearly every institution and upy often at fs CALL which re-
aures the and best efforts Of all ABUSE OF Con-
IIpEScE-undreds Of dollars due 10 the Teachers Union
y part the whole fees SAD
for tbezlselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

A DVERYISEMEN1S inserted IN the best News
"A papers city and country East West North and SOUTH
.ty r. PALMERS Advertising Agency, Tribune buildings
INFORMATION WANTED-Of JOHN w.
BELL Four Merchant, OF Baltimore who len his business
"Wednesday Dec 10, at o'clock and has not snce
beard Of lie had brown souehing bat brown nun
cloth oyecaat dark with small white figure He wears
sostee and thin hEhtcoloed whsker HIS complexion and
hair light, blue hight middnS, about thirty
ihcsa reward will be paid Cor information which will lead TO
his recovery Whereabouts and will De gratefully scknow
.sed by bis afflicted family At No 81 Lexington st. baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
HHO LAWYERS.-A young Man (Americanl

Il yeaTs Of age sOn of late Poet Sun Lincoln Fair
seN ga wants situation In lawyer Office Deskroom,
or COPYING done In the Office writes fair hand Is quick at
figures good references given; per week eau or
No. SO 1th-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
Cutlsrp, 6arbwars, anh JrOn.

A DIRONDAC IRON Co. PIG 1RON-COld
"A Blast Charcoal White IRON for Forge purposes-fo
sale by AGENT Adrondse Iron Company .
JOHN W. QUINCY, No. "a William-st.
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nIVIDEND. = Rutgers Fire Insurance Co


DIVIDEND. - The Board Of Directors have declared
DIVIDEND of TWO PER CENT, payable ON and after ina
18th day OF Janusry at their Office. -
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 5h 10 the lth
January. AMORf EDWARDS, Jressprer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
Real estate for Sale.


Il WAY-A valuable LOT Of GROUND with BRICK
DWELLING on Duane-st. between Broadway and Elmst
Size lot 2x80 feet fronting two streets eligible oca
ton being In the immediate vicinity Of improvements not
sold by the LIST February will be let for the ensuins Ap
ply 70 LOWERRE LUERsSEN, No. IS Dusne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

WANTED-A BOY in a Lawyers Office who
w writes sood hand aud is neat and qncs Address Box
No. Tti PostOfoe
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piauo-fortes ano musie,

EOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-A fine sssort'
~ m4nt OFT Gilbert 4 CO.. justly celebrated Instruments
With ans hout the Hosn Attachment for sale low and on
- -. Wsr-r1us No 4ls Broadway corner Canal 81
~ ' II Z. MATHEWS Sole Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-05
O. o. WO(SISt,MAN.

m %, WOODaIAM.5 WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
fueeessor to Jarvis e Woodman os Common and
Magazine streets New Orleans Importer Deser ii choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Extracts Fine peIfaniery MI
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL, INsTRu.
MENTs, DRUGGIsTs' GLASSWARE, BRUSHES french
and American WINDoW-GLAsss PAINTS. orI.s, DYE
STUFFs etc. 5#5, E
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of best quality may rely upon being suited
orders promptly attended to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving bylate arrivals from England France and Ger
many, large assortment Of DIR uGS CHEMICALS GLASS
WARE, PEEFUMERY, BRUsHEsetc. Among which are
1900 boxes French window Glass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodate Potash.
100 ounceg Peleticr Fr. Qufnne.
$50 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs sfander's English CaIomel. s5
30 jars Carbonate Ammonia.
8 cases Carb. Magnesis
10 cases Cacined Magne8ia "
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN NAEUFAcTURERs
1000 ounces Of Qhnine Power d Weightrnan.
80 ouncea sulpiats d Morphine. ,st8 r. fs
g 10 onnces Acetate Morphine.
50 ounces strychnine. lE
100 lbs Am. II. S, caornel, ] bot, ats
200 lbs Am. II. s. Calorne, in Is ID boxes. 4
80 kegs ref. Salt Pe.re.
Is dozen Chloride Soda. FsEa
100 lbs Nitric Acid. e9
10 demijohns Aqua Ammonia
10 demjohns Sweet Spirits Nre.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks.
Fol- Fps lbs pnre Nitrate Silver, crystals. s
~. 10 bbls Alum. r -5E t1F
s bbls Ground Alum. gE
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as strictly
pure having been selected personally in their state
and powdered for my sales. Among which 55E
900 lbs Powdered 1pecac
$50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb. s55
$50 lbs Powdered Cantharldes. .N=t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-05

ITO THE COMMON COUNCTEs-GTTY OF NEW
OKLEaNSThe petition Of the undersigned respectfully
hnTs ha af 81 gnsa 1
body pass ordinance resolution the effect Of having
the sidewalks leyelled graded and paved with with the
wooden cutters Claiborne street.
Espanade Champs Efysees said sidewalks
both sides of Claiborne of such lots
may be necessary the opening and widening of Claiborne
street. 4S8 2ssSs3
Names of owners front on Claiborne street
Soniat lots $50 feet ainches Mrs. Logan,
Geo. w Logan 81 g. feet inches lines RI sauzenean 81
feet So large l28 feet J9han fanshaass 50
feet Marsoude 5 fest Rich Martini Thomas Martin s. feet
Il inches n @ CashsrEus g feet Gas% Laeqsts q feet
ia feet; Sein LIB feet; Louis FEigesfo Elise
Beaume 50 feet inches u gi a6 feet AZ q. BisSenu IS
feet. e.. Total MI. fee inch lines 81 In
May l9th, 1856. my20 lawaw
Az CONSETL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
n velle OrleansIsa des soussgnes Tepesse
Ia saiorte des exigee la
mande pent honorable de ben
vouoir paser resolution fefet de faa
Claiborne depnis EspIanade usqua
des Champs Eyse les dts troors deyant e constructs de
trouven Ell face des pour onverre ct
Pelargissenient de Ii dite rue Claiborne.
Nouyee Orleans mai Ter 1866 5t
Edmond Sona deux terrains, $50 pieds 9pouces pour Nine
F. Logan Geo. w Logan Jr62 psds rouces Ines P.
hauser 95 peds poces Chs Faerme peds pouces
Nine Mahs 27 pieds AIne Wen, q pieds Jean
Aga 12s pieds 20 Pieds Richard Martin Thos
Lacose Ct pes H. forsta $50 pieds H. Meridier trois
terrains % pieds Felix Robin IA Se1 2s peds
= surg IS pieds a. E. Bfenvenn s. nisdsotal pieds
1rouce 6lignes. e 4.
rs @S5 CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
1ny231awst Seerataire du Conseil DIES Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-05

SUGAR AND M0LASSEs Sugar was in better request,
with sales Of $50 hhds at steady prices ranging from
% ID for Fair TO Fully Fair .Moasses still dull but nomi
naly worth 30Gc u gallon Some sha lois Of City Refinery
sold at &c for bbls and SIC for half bbls
FLOUR. Continued quite firm, but the demand being lin
tied the confined few small and unmpoant
lots at Sc sG@S6 s y Dbl An offer of Sc rs, however, was
made for or two round lots Of superhne
GRAIN. The sales of Corn confined 10 about 1000
sacks including 100 Mixed u.s. 500 IS and small lot Of
leccd White in store 72c q bushel Oats selling in a
limited at 55@56c for st Louis, the largest sale being 300
sacks BIC U bushe Rye held at slSl 12 U bishel
of &c lbs Bran firm at 81 q l0Glbs. OF Wheat,
ticed ales Of 100 sacks Prime pary White 81 IS = busel
andan offer Of 81 SO was declined for a large lot
PROVISIONS Pork continued quiet, with retail transac-
tions at $50 5S2075 q Dbl for Mess Bacon selling
slowly in small lots at for Ribbed Sides lie for
Clear and &c q ID for Shoulders. Lard dull and
not heard Of single transaction.
COFFEE. The market continued dull and did not hear
Of sale of any note
WHISKY. Was dull, and the only transactions Of
some small lots of Rectifed at 3232 and 3sc p gallon
TALLOW... We heard Of being made few days
since for $50 bls City Rendered the advanced
1Oc q b.
INDIA BAGGING. .203 bales taken 2O1sc and
also heard Of $50 bales Sold to arrive month"; 2Dc
p yard
GUNNY BAGS Sales CT 1913 bales Light 1871 and Ga
Fair Weight lc CASH. and also Extra Heavy
IA cents.
FREIGHTs.. Were still dull and heard Of new ell
gagements.
EXCHANGES. Transactions limited.
Sterling. 9ssA10S q ct. prem
New York sixty.day bills iaSI5@ and X disc
Sight checks on New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. par@gM prem
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COWsTABLE'S SALES,

sEcqsp yg 81 BARNES HORACE
PY VIRTUE of writ of fier1 facIas TO rae
~ directed by the Hon c. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of
Peace oe Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell pub
liz auction the Of st. and CarondsIe streets
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, 1856, at IL O'Clock. NJ 552
THE CONTENTS OF a PLAsTERER,s SHOP, consisting
Of Mouids and Plaster ornaments. # t5S$&@5' 5E@
Seized in the above suit 5@ 49, Fs2 5sa
TERMS-CaAh on the spot.
". W. MITCHELL
jy2s auI 8 I2 3 g5g$a4 faE R35 &$@ Constable BIZ
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sHERTFF's SALES.

Fy1 Y I DIsTssss eeGas eIgg NJ sEW 70
ID directed y tFs Honorable Tie FIFE srin co9rs Il
sM l e te % HIKE M t. ss Ct as
Magazine streets August I5t 1876, al ISoeocE
fs sfs aT 9ffsEsfa 5F RouvD as u III
sn s ah,ksl segsdsa Y Trs
pIaE, q A Bssrd es sc gig
AmsTcan measure pursuant % The asid
ss U.s. ss ~ 81 r s
ss q a ns d fs e M o ETC
sash inches 41Iaes d d lifeline dsda Il
III NJ ' and 81 M an ss
inches and ss u hglasa I'D Fsn sn sa Y M
fe ad Iii Inc frons q ssd NotH MsfR
| TERMs--Cash on the spot. # @ 81: G5 S3 5
y14 % ans shesftr Il IL PafisI1 y orleans
osaS z eGSs Ell IzaTs q
nv yERTU a. orre IL sfste 81 ;sa L
moi addtssse par ea9sasls
HNpREb Is ae fss @ ds E
Commune ceIIes de Camp des Atas ID venta b.
qso pss III e bassale AN,
l7let par les Fulton st. Joseph Front Narche
{. d asn e FL Il 81 9 b. cana es
les Nos g. les dts terrans ayau
gisIs lEass &C. ~ eass9s FaiIsl
Il Igne ne" qnI e sg sspare dn NJ s.
eaeas ss e rsn sa II sds peees
ss sar L. gn ,; aa e l. sspss d. negss
a sd gns Dc ehaaune des rpss Fulton on Sd
~ pieds nes ID ligne qui e u No
saisis dams pafaire ci,dessis -
au moment Dc fa a1
iy14 eul5 sherf de la Parolsse d Orleans.
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STATE OF I.nUISIANA-.
jy2s auf S13 4

STATE OF LOUISIANA, - 8
vi Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be It remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
foregoing just and true and correct transcript
ISignedl G. J. MANsONI Secretary
Sworn subscribed before me, this 18th July, 1856
lSgnedl CHAS. M. BRADFORD. 5
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest of
Six per cent cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday Of August proNimo. rs "a
The Board Trustees also declared Dividend of thirty
three third per the earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the h of june 1896 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
TH0S. A. ADAMS President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
GU. MANsoNI, Secretary.
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LEGAL MI )TIC GEES
Tarep I1sTgfor GoURr MARGARET HATTEE va Psf
ef New oElehns. RICK RaI,pEN. hex Husband.

aep Iaz9.sE eoTEr az; Z g,r sTT TN
tfafs case, syuT,saai tied 70 tifs Court On the
iss Ne fally
ihersss and decresd, tas there DO
Hsisa e sasn sn s
ess 1a q sn a si
e ss sd hsssas az q es hsassa als 5
q ~ & nsIs .sazs i b g sEs
sha
ss Hasa s Ts e fa a saa
she have Sle Wbels # the same Judgment
Judgment signed Hay H. 1856.
cissfs oaise, =. 't571 ssi' 60
ri tasaSaad sighs haadtsd
store II Earrs and se rsaine lily lSs
and sie also owned ore enale servant.
ssrs H. earss he
Seyy orleaas. - aiiaIod
STATE or ri u1srAssa
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURT SUCCESSION or u H. FERMoR
NEW ORLEANS #5S5E No. 8. 53
NOTICE rs hereby given to tine Creditors
In this Estate Interested
show cause within Ter days from ths present i
aentar executor should fonlogated approved
the funds distributed IN accordance herewith b
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au1 SO Deputy Clerk.
DEux1EHE CouR DE DIsrRrCr1 SUCCESSION DE j. NJ FER
, de ia Mile Orleans. 5 y NOR. No. o 255..
Y a Wis est par liz present donnie aux Greans
IA aneieTs ssdits persones
que peut concerner dayoif dedue Eoas os
de Ia prssente publication les raans lquees conpe
presene Fexecuteur datif point APP
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foI1nefnents ditto compile
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CATTLE M AR z E r

CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CIrT, August 4.
Arrived to-day g. Western Cattle 200 Sheep and 1914 Calves
and Yearlngs. The supply of Hogs is hut moderate with
ample supply Of other stock. The market moderately
tive quotations.
PRICES:
BEEF CATTLE-Western Fine and Choice
Ordinary .61st2T42
Attakapas, Texas, etc.. 400
s9ihf, Nlys5 3D
Mich CoWs-Fine Kentucky
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