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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22
,,-,,,,,.,.-. CcIeblat.U stomach Bitters.-

la.s......,s Celeb atU0 Stomach Bitters.-
Facts cannot questioned when the people of any country
bear testimony in mass in the of Dr. j. ostetter
stomach Bers Not only have the individual evidence
of the land bat almost every paler in the Union com
menting upon the great benefit derived from the use OF
these celebrated Bers besides various diplomas awarded
them among which is from the Ohio Mechanics ln'ti-
tute at their Thirteenth Annual Exhibition at Cincinnati
where the Committee composed chiefly OF physicians
in the city FOR dyspepsia in any FORM these Bitters ae
certain cure, when used er direction Also or Loss
OF Appetite Indigestion General Lebity, and 4 sure re-
vent,e of and Agde These Bners pleasant Il
the taste and delghuu ,eiage Iurchasers should
be careful and take bat the GENUINE HOsIErTEa
STOMACH BITnERs-and you safe
For sale BY the principle Druggists and first class Saloons
fARk n Mhllt,
sole Agents for the Pacific coast 10 whom all ,Uud
DC audessed, Washington 81, opposite e osC olict
-AN thANCl1CU.
FRANK lnAl liz, Lr"gsst,
3-Jm anu agent at Nes ada
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22
mo. 161
A Ordinance to regulate the Assessment of property
mo. le.l

Ordinance to regulate the Assessment of property
Inc Trustees OF the City of Nevada do ordain as follow.
SEC l. The City Assessor shall annually between tb.
hrst day OF November and the tenth dav OF December
certain by dgent inquiry and examination the names Of
all crsons, corporations associations comnonies or Gs
oNning canning or having the possession charge or con-
U o any real estate personal or mixed pronerty .;,on
VI tg Mi.nn M Tue corporate limits of the city of Nevada
wh tet ii cash value Of all such real estate ner
'; % anu iiNe property not by law exempt from taxa.
ho ANA he shall list all such real e.,ato Nd
i 'n m "ler,y TO the PER on FIRM corporation assoca-
tn OF cmlAny owning il having the ossesson charc.
OF control oI ~ and he shall demand from eocb nerson
@ nu n ana om the president cashier treasurer secr,
cor, HIns agent q" each corporation association or
enldly a'ement under oath of all the real estate
ltsonal or mixed property within said citv owned or
olh'e,' oy Such lerSon firm corporation dissertation or
dor H. ] W S''ch was at that time in possession or un
uon or company. ~ ' ipoi"ioni aSsoo'"
o y person shall refuse neglect to give under OATH
1ne ABOVE required list statement of all Iis nrne and
OF a" Tie property OF Ire irm of which he ;s oph and
ne property OF All CORPORATION association or com
% " Neh lie Is president cashier treasurer secretary
III agent, and of all the property which he or
I hlm, or the corporation association or comnany Of
i M IS president, cashier treasurer secretary or man
shaIi b L s n ue charge possession or control of it
,;. he uuty OF the to make an approxinate
mate OF the value of such property taxing care that
- OF the city shall not be diminished in conse
dab d any my such refusal to give list of property under
nal and conclusive ~ y 'ie assessor si"h oe "
me city assess is hereby authorized and en-
powered 10 administer the oaths reoured IN ho taLer nm
uer the hrst section of this ordinance ~
O. On or before the said tenth day of December Of
cert f H. e assessor shall complete and deliver to the
M oi he Board of Trustees of said ctv the ar list or as
roll required by the first section ofthis ordinance
he lt % sna oe certified TO by the assessor and shall
said Hard of Tn the first day of January by the clerk Of
. The said Board Of Trustees shall on said first day
the cty oecoT SAID assessment roll to be delivered to
l. H. RoIFE, C1erh - A'-'' iie1Ses.. az
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

To CoRREsPoNDENTS.--We have received from
a gentleman living at Alpha, and also from
another at Rough " Ready, long and able com
muncations treating of the issues involved in
the great national contest. Both are men of
northern birth and education, and holding fast
to the broad conservative spirit of the constltu-
ton, they give the most conclusive reasons for
the truth which is in them. 1t would give us
more than pleasure to spread before The eyes
of the public the great and liberal sentiments
which they avow were it possible for us to do
so, but the great length of their articles and
the crowded state Of our columns renders it i'm
possible. One of them writes, ''If you do not
publish, do not take the trouble to apologize
A sensible admonition, and worthy of true
Democrat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

We have been requested to say to our friends
at Woolsey's and Moore's Flats that the demo-
cratic candidates who had engagements to speak
at their places on Tuesday evening were unable
to fulfil the appointments partly on account Of
indispositon of one of the parties, and partly
because they could not obtain horses on that
day TO go up. Everything in the shape of horse
flesh having been engaged two or three days
before, for the escort to the distinguished demo-
cratic speakers from below.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

New DRUG SToRE.---One of Il most elegant
ly furnished stores that we have seen for many
day, has recently been fitted up at No. IA
Commercial street, for drug store by Frank
Thayer, late of San Francisco. BY reference
to his advertisement it will be seen that Mr.
Thayer is in receipt of large and we'll selected
stock of drugs and medicines, and being an ex
perienced druggist we trust he will receive thai
share Of patronage which his efforts to please SC
justly merit
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

SENATOR DOUGLAS AT HoME.-The little giant
arrived at Chicago from his labors at Washing
ton, on Monday evening, the Sth ult aad met
with most enthusiastic reception from his con.
stltuents. Andrew Harvie Esq, greeted him
warmly in behalf of the Democracy of Chicago
The Times says, that over 10000 persons crow.
ded the streets, and carriage ways, the house.
tops aud balconies in the vicinity of the stand
to listen to the man who has been immortal zed
IN his deeds performed in behalf of Illnois
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

How 1T SrANDs-Kentucky with IL electoral
votes North Carolina TO- Alabama 9, Missouri 8,
Arkansas 4, Texas 4, Iowa 4, Vermont 5, and
Maine s, have defined their positions by recent
elections. The result is: Buchanan As. FIRE.
mont II, Fillmore 0. Elections have been held
in several other States, but the vote will not be
known here until after the great contest is de-
cded. The State elections, so far as heard from,
must be very gratifying to Fillmore men.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

ELECTION PREoNCrs.-In our issue to- day will
be found list of the various precincts of the
County as fixed by the Board of Supervisors, on
Monday last, together with the names of the In
spectors and Judges. Wherever the Board have
failed to designate Judges and Inspectors, or in
case any of those appointed neglect or refuse to
serve, the voters present on the morning of the
election, have the right to supply the vacancy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

BACKING OUT,-The German Club in the fourth
ward of the city of New York. which has been
supporting Fremont, has backed out of the ne
gro-worshping party, and gone over to Buchan-
an They do not like a man who tries to stand
on two platforms, and who announces that she
suits his replies to get the votes of all sides"
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

DECREE AGAINST -AMERICANs.-The feeling of
the government of Honduras against the people
OF the United States appears to be no way
friendly, as is evidenced by the fact that they
have issued decree forbdding all Americans
to land at the ports of that country for the pur-
pose of going into the interior. The U. S. Con-
sui had Intellectually protested against the en-
forcement of this decree.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

SILVER MINES IN THE GADsDEN Purchase
Recent Intelligence received at San Diego from
the GadSden Purchase states that Mr.. Posten.
representing company of capitalists in New
1 ork and Cincinnati, had arrived at Tucson
with party of men, and was about immediately
TO commence working the Tubac silver mines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

II. L. JoachimsseR is our agent in this city He
viii deliver the DExoAr to subscribers and is authorized
70 receive subscriptions advertisements &c. and collect
and receipt for the same.
E. p. Turney is our agent for Patterson and vicin
y He s authorized to receive subscriptions, advertise
so.uts &c. and collect and receipt for the same
~,~~~o~-~~
HoOgs & Co. our authorized agents for San Fran
sseo to receive advertisements and collect for the same
A. BadIam, Jr., is our authorized agent in Saera
nento City.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

LANoAsTER's LIVERY STABLE Our friend
Lancaster, proprietor of the old Metropolis
stables, has put up a splendid establishment on
Main street, nearly opposite the old stand. A
country friend who. came into town the other
day on legal business, walked into It, mstakinp
1t from its appearance for the new court house
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

THANKs.-J. W. Sullivan, of the News Depot
San Francisco, will accept our thanks for q
liberal supply of papers, among which are the
London Illustrated News, Be!!ou's Pictorial
Cit zea, Irish News, &c.
j. E. Hamln, Of Broad Street Book Store
has also placed lis under obligations for late
Atlantic and California papers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

NORTH AMERICAN CRcus.- This splendid eques-
trian establishment, QormcrIy Lee e. Marshalfs)
Will give their last performance for the season
on Tuesday evening next, the 18th inst This
company is so well known in this county that
it is useless for us to say anything in its praise
We doubt not the immense amptheater will be
crowded to Overtowing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

FIVE of the whig Unied States Senators, now
in Congress, viz: Messrs. Benjamin of Louisiana,
Jones Of Tennessee, Geyer of Missouri, and Pratt
and Pearce of Maryland, have already in the
most public manner, avowed their intention to
support the democratic presidential candidates,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

THE CoTILLoN PARTY at Wolsey's Flat comes
of tomorrow Thursday evening. Prepara-
tions for the event have been made on the most
liberal scale, and we doubt not it will prove a
handsome affair A number of gentlemen from
this place we learn are going up to exercise the
light fantastic.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

MORE STRAws.-A vote was taken for Presi.
dent at the Railroad Restaurant, Commcrc al
street, on last Wednesday evening, which re-
suited as follows: Buchanan, 26; Fillmore, l;
Fremont, 0.
A vote taken at the Virginia House, on Mon
day stood: For Buchanan, 25; Fillmore, Il
Fremont 4.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

FIRE CoMPANY.-A meeting will be held at
the Union Hotel this evening" at seven O'Clock,
to perfect arrangements for the organization of
a fire company. All persons feeling an interest
in the object of the meeting are invited to at
tend.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

KEEP DRY.--lf you want an excellent article
OF rubber clothing for the approaching rainy
season, call on Messrs Block & Co. Corner of
Pine and Commercial streets.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

Messrs. Anderson Caldwell and others will
address the Democracy at Washington on Fri
day evening next, and at Omega on Saturday
evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22
J Ua N bUUL ,

TRENCH LNIE.I4.L AM Translator,
GAOsA4A IS1tOkAEA..
HE\UlNE French niie,, Cognacs 6c. The very best
~ OIO~nd IUnee IN tie Gay.
Aefaons 10 get 4 lair interest fr their money
via uU we'll Ut calling AL Office.
H. e;n slate one two in the afternoon, and
wall give lessons Ladies ami cnen Tie EIencn
Lang ~aee and ennIansIip. lcims mOueiate.
No. 10, broad street. Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

The English National debt was increased dur
the year ending 3lst of March, 1886, nearly
81 Is 900. 600.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22
DemocratIc Nominations.

Democratic Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCH A n n
of Pennsylvania.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
J. G. BRECKINRIDGE,
of Kentucky.
State Nominations.
For Presidential Electors.
AUGUSTIN OLIVERA,
GEORGE FREANOR,
p. DELLA T0RRE,
A. C. BRADFORD,
For Congress,
CHARLES L. SCOTT. of Tuolumne,
JOSEPH G. McKIBBEN, of Sierra.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
A. J. MOULDER.
County Nominations.
For State Senator.
S. II. CHASE.
For Assembly,
VIC. woop, PARKER H. PIERCE,
L. II. DAVIDSON, Phil MOORE,
Michel. CAssE.
For Sheriff.
S. w. BORING.
For County Clerk.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER.
For District Attorney,
w. I. ANDERSON.
For County Treasurer.
T. w. SIGOURNEY.
For Assessor,
MARTIN BRENNAN.
For Public Administrator,
+. ii. EICIIOLSFN.
.U For County Surveyo,
JOHN L. GAMBLE.
For Coroner.
Il. Ii. DEN.
For sup't. Public Schools
J. L. WHITE.
For Supervisors,
WM. SCOTT, lst District,
$. p. FRENCH, "a District,
HENRY EVERETT 81 District.
Township Nominations.
Justices of the Peace. p. VAN HAGEN,
J. NJ. CLARK.
For Constables-U s. GREGORY,
GEORGE SAVERS,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22
W. q. Won pCl4LLN1Iz, IA. u.

p II Us ICIAN N 4 Nd ) UR G no "
Tenders his professional services to tLe citizens Neva
da and vicinity.
OFf1cE-At frank Thayer's Irug store, No Il CONNER
clal street. Io-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22
RUBBER GOODs!!

80 Cases Haywarls Long K Boots
10 Gases " Knee "
10 doz. Long Gove50 doz Hat Covers silk and Cotton
Which will he offered at UNPRECEDENTED Lon
IRICES-Whoesa & Retail
3-u A. BLOCK & CO..
Cor Commercial and Zine SIS
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-22

Township Nominations.
justices of the Peace. p. VAN HAGEN,
J. NJ. CLARK.
For Constables-U s. GREGORY,
GEORGE SAVERS,
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JOSEPH RAFEL,
.....5G CAMP STREET.

JOSEPH RAFEL,
" IT.
GOLDSAITH, SILVERSMITH JEWELER,
In Fancy chandse,
BEING ABOUT TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
Extensive n ell k
TWENTY-F1v PER IMPORTATION,
f tda fD hueta
d Germ md motsuerop rsandMc
and
in
ETC chased nbmsorN
vRsAc,e
REarv dtm 4 mra Hassuer
Al F Pni edCu
TS
Fine nIaadDN lie RreedG a Sn ae.ua
in peHrM Aoaayaa Rmgsoi
tD rdT N tBex Furnished and UnmrihL
Fd Eh ant American
l hli rate an, unk Ste Slra Frames 81 Pn bee Hse
nd prmm ah Me
d 81 nmre i'm w advertisers
/. b p due n N
# erk pos
d. Come mecmca
C a1gue onHe December
dn " ~ nd yu nfnu Also til Lare
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LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
J. NEVILLE individually and as 8
SIXTH DISTRICT CouIr nclnhe Of the firms Of NEVILLE
OF New OreuHs. : TOURSE 4 co. and GIFFEEY
SkIllt.E II 60. IS. HIS CREDl-
J TORS No. 1855.
NoTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
the sovtn thRt Of h property has been accept
ed br the for their benefit that Of lid creditors
sto he held before V. + Cotton Notary Public SATCR
DAY. the 10Th day Of JaIarv, 1851 10 o'clock, 4, NJ for
the purpose Of taking into consideration and iciiberating
the affairs Of the said n>ovent; and in the time all pro-
ceedinE against hi person and property stayed That
mel Myers Esd! Atorne: and Counsellor Law has been
pointed 10 represent the absent creditors.
BY order OF the Court
CLERKS Office, 9Th December 1856.
DIS 3tin30l ". II. REESE, Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
J. NEVILLE ndiviluellement ct
SxIEME COCR DISTRICT asSncit ies Ne
de ID Nouytlle- orleans VILE. TOCRNE, tiIFF
NEY, NEVILLE It GO. vs. SES
tREANCTERS. No. 1856
A WIS est pnrces prescntes dome aux cree
Ancica dn >isit Fhe gu c.sibns de blends
ee acceEe par Ia c9nr enr beneace qu'is ont
parae en- etude de Y. F. Cotton notre public, SAMEn lie
0"nTieT, 1851 10 hours du ann ehe de dtherer sur
les .aircs de ilsnNhbc ct poursuteS
sonnas ct IfoIrits son >pendu Et Que Samuel Myers
avoca ee nomne repgesenter les creanccr astts.
Par orlFe de la
{ decrnbre 1856.
dS 3tl !Al W. II. REESE. r;rcAier.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

E9- First Presbyterian ChHrch--The con-
eregntion OF the Methodist Episcopal Church CArodclet
street between Lafayette and God Streets having kindly
granted the of their coinmodos of worship every
Wednesday night the Rev Dr. PALMER may be expected to
preach there every week Services to commencem7P.M
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~ j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
~ VEGA most respectfully his friends and
E the public that his dancing Academy open for
a n. the -caSon,
Oh b FEL vs. II ALL
where he hopes with The liberal patronage. The
Touching commenced on Saturday, Nov. l.
La IMPER ALE, danced in the first circles Of Paris last win
ter will become popular in New Orleans this and
will be taught by Mr.. Vegas
The days and hours Of tuition follows:
L|DIlSIneslays Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10 T.
O'Clock NJ.
CIIlnHEN-Tu Thursdays and Saturdays from TO
G9'riock p. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesdays and Fridays from
lOo'cl1cl p. VI.
rA rac;icing Party Ladies AMI Gentlemen every We'd
neSlny.
E~Pacar attention will be given Children, and many
FHucy DaIcc before augh this city will be
brought ont.
gT.T '. will also give lessons Summaries and in private
families
rl Musical Depart under tie charge that ceIcnt
vioinst Mr. \. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Suecs.
r@5@For terms apply TO Mr.. j. VEGA at Odd Fellows Hall,
Mr.. i!bic'S Music Store 80 Camp DIG 5m
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SUCCESSION DE MARIANA WEBER, FEMME DE
tiEnI&liE lLLMEYER.

OF NEW ORLEANS
NOTICE Is 1asEisY GIVE GIWE NJ fiiE IT, A.
q S sv S SHs d. Nn Act G % rSa fi,Trs
CITY OF NIX Mrf"s na y proy" lo the 10y and 3D.
M" Of The t =, ~fn Of The ,c} smsT'"Ty theso and
y Of SrW urIcas rovcd on E the s c day. i Of % ne S S
&c m S S ~ A nc n y TO an c
"yelnen and management OF its alass approved the lid,
Scaled proposals will be sale to the city Of
i@ + 7''' until the IT" day Of December next 1856 il"
Proposals to addressed to O. DE BUYS Secretary, and
marked "Prvros0s for the Sale nf Eo'ds,''
s$$ *$s Hf$ :;;s:::: :H'''
ILL., PLACE, Chairman
t"nrg ogmilce Hoard Of Aldermen.
ysoacy & v "nc, 3@;iU NJ Asst Aldermen
o. DE BUYS Secretary. US I'd
H. TIat1 NATCE1 STORE, CORNER CAMP
M 1 co # a' Wlf Hi KS G5c s S'5 Il XIV
Kl GUNS, PISTOLS, and every variety Of fancy goods
IvnG engaged the services of Mr. os F. Eale- an expert
tie,c "atclniakos prepared do all kinds Of WORK
Diamonds mounted, and JyseIry repaired and manufactured
N;H-oId Goldnud Silver bought
r ovAA-.THE I!yERrooI. ANn IoNin50GHH H.
~ SuFtne ton"E has been removed to OF Common
and Cnroniclct streets. MO In.
DOtTABr!I STEAM ENGrNf1s-rRoN X TO
;, no Ir ,% g TESy1a,ed nG,,, n Ioi Son
' ae 1r rom esiss =" nIv I W!S [ or
,actt ne nov ~ very cN!eTe nSe IN twenty five States Of
Mon Pamphlets win fun description, and letters FROM l37
lS rsrI's W,o ARE n,i!s them will be sy by mail
iT i 70 ;e EanScf'ner w,H Is sole ast in New orens
can furnish or the engines which they
mo y w SANj:ET Ii, GIiN4N.
l. ur,!ly evening large SQUARE yellow LEATftK TRlNk
md is
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GPAG1ISC+ 4 ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AM
- PHITiIEATER, ST. Charles street

GPAGDISG l. ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AM
- PIIITiIEATER, ST. Charles street
Messrs SPAI'DING ROGERS respectfully announce the
opening OF their
NEW MUSEUM SALOON!
which contains
FIVE Ill INBRED THOUSAND CURIOSITIES.
representing the PHASES and pecuaies Of the Animal Veg
ctlte and Mineral Kingdoms.
The Amphitettre for the present. devoted to the
OF the celebrated Yves! d Peel's
c Il NJ + b l. N " S TR E L S =,
directed by the renowned dclineator,
MA 7 ? EEL.
who will give their Grand Paror Entertainments every At
o'clock r NJ and u ?. ".
n5" Entire change Of programme nightly.
e3T~ Monday and TuesdAy-Shsk pearean Festival.
n15~ "Wednesday and ThUrstay-Black T-is
nSY~ Friday and SafurdnyBIack Swan
Together with new Nero Mn,trelsy and Dancing
E3P In the MUSEUM Saloon, the famous NO ARMED MAN,
Mr. s X. g. NEIIlS will exhibit h wonderful perform
during the hours the entertainments in the Anuhi-
theatre not i'll progress.
l5- Admission to the whole, 50ccnts.
e. Children during the day Under l2 years Of age Is cents
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

- ST. JOHN HOUSE, No. 90 CAMP STREET,
ft: DFSBAN NERANDA, No 3i2 Camp st.-Tese Houses
lLae for the reception Of permanent and transient
Boaiers The former hose acquired reputation under
OF Mr.. JOHN which hoped
tanned for the future
The lleslan Eernna hotel for families is quale The
t the spacious
the :css ho'.se in This city accommodation
families
Rr-ticnterlen occupying Rooms the d
take their Meals the John House without charge.
3n
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MARBLE SLABS, ATATl rs. ere, FOR ACCOUNT OF
whom il may
BY TOUENE K THOMAS, Auctioneers
Otice, No. - Exchange Alley.
FRIDAY, the 18th Inst, at IL O'Clock, \. NJ.
Robertson street. between Cua and Toulouse sls.
will be Sold
one 10, Of Marble slabs, snary Marble S,atues, ETC.
damaged On board the ship EfuA, Capt y. turdor Mar
settles
t.t-TERNS--Cash 40
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SUCCESSION or NARIANSA WEBER, DECEASED
WIFE OF GEORGE ULLMEIER.
M AZ o =

st NCESSIVN OF NATIANNA WEBER,, DfCEASEU
WIFE OF GEORGE ULI.METER.
BY TOCR%E l. THOMAS. 70 Exchange Alley.
= ATURDAY. the 27th December. 1886, at l2
~ uclpck Banks Arcade, will be sold yirlr. and in
Of an order from ;hc Honorable r H. Mprea Judge
O. the Second District CoIrI Of New Orleans dated November
leth, 1855, for Hcrotlut Of sat succession viz:
LIST. TwurerNin lnY~ or GROUND situac, in the suburb
Washington Third District Of this city designated
aud loot squire No. Er,cd within bartholomew Casacavo
Mtti ami fpii"t by
3Wh May, l>3 said lot, measure rs follows, viz:
Lot NJ. g. b inches lines front Bartholomew Street
by 10 feet in depth between parallel lines
loy No. H. forming the Of rAs,alvo measures q feet
front lid Bartholomew street. by 10 r.rnl between
parallel lines, together with the main dwelling house and in
prnvemrntN thereon.
I'd A certain ov Of ground situated in the Of this
city in that part Of suburb Washington, known the Lesser
district said lot makes nj lots Nos and
= The general plan Of said district 25h Frhltry lSf2
itoaitcl The office Of f. la,cos ntIejlriC from;
ee Street between M0Ieu and cvee Streets by l2D
htfh. American together with siory
building and improvements thereon.
TrriHS-t ash.
r5- Acs Of SADIE before L. j. KERR, y P, at the expense
Of uic purchaser.
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SUCCESSION OF NANCY WALGAMOT.
BY TOURNE d THOMAS, .iucl's.
Office 10 Exchange Alley,
SATURDAY, Dee. 20. 1856. at ls O'Clock NJ,
- l}anh .uctul pursuance
Of order from til" Hon p H. Morg Judge of the Second
District Court OF New Orleans dated Nov Is, le5G for
Of aid succession. will E'r sold viz:
a certain LOT OF tttnl Nj situated in the First District
thu city, IL the square sbuNeh by Yha Mcponrc. Her
Cule and White designated No. -
front White Street. by % ret Il inches in depth between par
nltel lines, together with all the rights
Rg"TERMS-tNAh.
EH-Act Of >"e before R. j. Kerr, notary public the
OF ill. nurnElSnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-10

A RFtVAL OF MISS j. WELLINGTON
Ii This celebrated young lacy, from England where she las
achieved celebrity heretofore Unprecedented has the honor
inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New Orleans that she
has taken Private fHrlDr> the John House No. ID Camp
street, WHERE She is really receive visitors aIies and
trrleen whom She will inform all about the past the pres
and the tnture, il they married and when or
what lady orhusbad they will get. For partcuars crcu
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-10

TOR SALE-THE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
L tory Of 81 john AMI Julia Streets comprising
Steam Engine Boiler u,r ght saw Circular
Benches and snnF other machines for the manufacture Of
Sash, Blinds etc.
The whole will be sold block very favorable
good purchaser.
Apply to JULES A. BLANC
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