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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24
Patent Medicines

a LII the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
N now in use, kept constantly on hand at
the Drug Store of ULIN d CRANE.
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shall not be necessary for the accom-
mediation of the inmates Of such house
of refuge; and upon the completion of
such negotiations and their approval by
the City Council the directors shall pre-
sent to the city council the terms and
conditions of the sale agreed upon; and
the city council shall thereupon ordor
the execution of the deed or deeds, for
such real estate, to the parties named by
the directors, in conformity TO the
terms agreed upon; and the proceeds of
such sale or sales shall be placed in the
city treasury to the credit of the house
of refuge fund, and be held and disburs-
ed as other funds are held and disburs-
ed for such house of refuge.
SEC. %. Actions may be brought by,
and against, the directors of the house
of refuge at---; and process may be
served by leaving a copy of the writ with
any director, or at the Office of the house
of refuge, upon any officer.
N. II. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April l6, 1857.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24
Motica tn Taachera.

THE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
IL County will hold the following Fxamina-
tions during the year 1857, at Ashland, in the
Union School buildings, viz:
The 2nd d 4th Saturday of March,
" End & 18th "Ap1il,
I" 2nd =" May,
" End & 18th &" September,
=" 2nd d 18th " October,
" Sd q" November,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24
Ashland CO... AgricuIturaI Society.

MUSGRAVE & DRAYTON.
e Ashland, May 90, 1857. 3w5O.
Ashland Co. Agricultural Society.
THE members of the Board of the Ashland Co.
L Agricultural Society, will meet in Ashland
at the office of the Secretary, on the Goth Inst. at
two O'Clock P. NJ. A full attendance is requested.
The following are the members-B. Kellogg, Pres
ident; John Scott, Jr.. Vice President J. B.. F.
Sampsel, Treasurer; Trustees, Peter Thomas, Peter
Deshong, Joseph McComb, John Bryte, George
VIM. OSBORN see'y-
June /, 1857. w52
To the Ladies.
A choice selection of Handkerchief Perfu-
N meries, Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whites and
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, &C., for sale by
DULIN d CRANE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24

AUDITORS oFFTcE,l
ASHLAND, April g, 1857.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Cor
stitutional amendments are correctly copied nom
the original as furnished this office by the Seereta-
ry OF Estate.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24
THE M A r X ETs:
GRAND HAVEN, June "a, 1857.

CHICAGO. June ~.
The weather continues dull and rainy, and fears
are entertained that 1t will prove injurious to the
corn crop in low and moist land.
Receipts Of grain are fair.
FLoUR.-Sprng wheat extras lower,-no sales
reported.
WHEAT.-Lower and but little doing.
CoRN-Firm this morning.
OATs.-A little more active Quoted at $500
in bags.
SUGAR.-Firm; Cuba is worth 12-l4
BUTTER-More active-common 13-14-choice
16--supply large.
CHEEsE.-Lower; western reserve 49,
PoTAToEs.-Vely dull. The best qualities bring
$l,00-1.10. Common 70-90.
EGes.-In fair demand at Ia cents per dozen by
the Chicago Journal
DETROIT, June Is.
FJoUR'-Sales red wheat 81. White $3.50
WHEAT.-A sale of 900 BUSH white at 81 GO.
,CoRN-Prices declining.
OArs.-50-52.
PoRK.-Mess firm at s25 with sales 30 bbls.
PoTAToEs.-75-90.
BUTTER-15-l6.
Eces.-In good demand at 14-l5-Free Press.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24

VWe learn by the late telegraphic reports.
that the rain has caused much damage to the
N. Y. & Erie r. r. Such injuries will occasionally
be experienced by any road but with the efficient
and thorough management by which this popular
route is governed, such obstacles are speedily and
admirably overcome.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24

IN VIEW OF THEIR
RAPIDLY INCREASING TRADE,
FERRY & WALLACE
Are now prepared to supply both their Od and
each Ne,o Customer, who may see mt TO
favor them with their patronage,
with almost every article
they may require,
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES !!
from one of the largest and best selected stocks of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery and Hardware,
ever before offered in this place. Among which
may be found
DRESS GOODS,
Fancy Bareges, Barge Robes and Barge De-
watered Silks, black and colored,
Fancy Plaids, Plain, cold and Black Gro DE
Rhine Silks,
Lawns and Muslins
II r l M M [ n G S,
Gauze Broche and Fringed trimming Ribbons,
good variety,
Black Velvet Ribbons, all widths,
Bonnet Ribbons, a splendid variety, at half the
usual prices,
Tassaled Silk Buttons, Beautiful article for
Dress Trimmings.
G. l. O T III l N G,
Black French Cloth, and cold Cashmerette
Coats,
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Coats,
Linen Duck, Blouse and Blay Linen Coats,
Black and cold Doeskkin Pants,
White and fancy cold Linen Drill Pants,
White and fig'd Marseilles and Valencia Vests,
Plain Black Satin Vests, in great variety of
prices and qualities,
Gents Plain, White and Fancy Linen H'dk'fs,
White and cold Pongee Silk H'dk'fs,
Gents Half Hose, bleachd brown and fancy,
Gents Black and Fancy Silk Scarfs and Cravats.
NJ u S l. | n S,
Plain and Plaid Nansook Muslins,
Fig'd and dotted Swiss Muslins, a
few pieces better than before brought to this
town,
Plain India Book and Swiss Muslins all prices
B O N N E T S,
Neapolitan Bonnets, a splendid article,
Soft Straw Leghorn and Silk Bonnets,
Bonnet Trimmings, q good variety.
Gents Brocade Silk Pocket Handkerchefs,
Gents and Boys Hats and Caps,
Childrens' Hosiery, all sizes, qualities and prices
Ladies' Kid Gloves white, blk and cofd,
of the best qualities,
Cold Kid and Doe Gauntlets,
Taffetta Silk Gloves, kid finish, a fine article,
Isle Th'd and Silk Gloves, all qualities, from
six cents to four shillings
GRAPE AND STELLA SHAWLS,
Saxony Th'd, Real Th'd and Smyrna Edgings
and Insertings Muslin and Cambria
Edgings and Insertings,
Embroidered Muslin and Cambria, Collars,
| Sleeves and Chemisettes, singly and in sets,
Mourning Collars, Chene Neck Ribbons,
Black and cold Grenadine Vestings,
MarseilIes, Valencia and fancy Silk Vestings,
Irish Linens, large stock, at Sd the usua
prices.
&C. None need take the above as matter O
fact, without judging for themselves, but they ash
all to give them CALL where clerks will be found
ready and willing to offsett their time in showing
against customers time in an examination of the
EXTENSIVE STOCK.
Grand Haven, June 3, So
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24

THE MARKETs.-For the benefit of farmers and
Others interested, we publish each week, report
of market prices in this place, Detroit and Chicago.
We intend to have them carefully corrected. and
reliable. The list for this place. gives the retail
prices, those for Detroit and Chicago are usually
the quotations of the wholesale dealers.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24

SELF RELIANCE THE BASIS OF RENowN.-
An excellent communication on this theme, from
MARCO" was received too late for this issue
1t will be published next week.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24

DG BY the politeness of Mr.. PATTERSON, the
gentlemanly clerk Of the steamer Huron, we re-
ceived on Sunday morning last, New York papers
of Friday; and Chicago papers of Saturday which
contained telegraphc dispatches of the same day,
from Washington, New York, Boston, Louisville
and Quebec, being A days in advance of the mails.
A mail route from Chicago to GrandHaven would
be of great advantage to Ottawa county.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24
DETROIT e MIL WAUKEE
RAIL WAY.

NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers to
IN the Capital Stock of the Detroit and Miwau-
kee Railway in Ottawa County, that their sub
scriptions are due and payable at the Company S
Office at Grand Rapids and Crockery Creek, as
follows:
Five per cent on the first day of May, 1857, and
five per cent on the first day of each succeeding
month, until the full amount shall be paid in.
w. p. INNEs, Resident Engineer Fourth Dvs-
ion of the d. & M. Railway. 2S5 tt.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-24

@We would tender our thanks to A.JLEGGAT
of the Washington House, for favor of late Chi.
cago papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
OrricE or THE CRNTRAL BOARD or COMMISSIONERS,
80 E'y Cry or New ORE AHs

d. e
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORs OF III THE
IN T6rd and Eighth Wards iD the city Of New Orleans
The election ordered FOR THURSDAY the seventeenth day
Charles NJ Mayor the city Of New Orleans dated
the first day of December will be held at the following
named places Each poll will be designated
the said election will be held under the superinen
dence Of the following named Commissioners: 3:
Firth PRECIscT-PoH No 0ne-At the Engine House Of
street COMMISSIONER: Thomas j. Beck, Ernest Toedano
Poll No TsoAt the Franklin School House. on St. Charles
street. Girod,snd Jus streets e.
Smonds, John T. Jeter. J. N Dick. &,
SIXTH PREorScT-PoN No. OneAt the Engine House.
Fraser, A. G. Wilson, Jonathan Potter. G @
Poll 1ooAt the Engine House of Fire Company No.
od street. between ST. Charles and Car0naelet ttrees
Commissioner T. L. Bayne, James McPherson, E. L. Tracy
SEVENTH PREcrNcr- Poll Np 0neAt the Engine House Of
Fire Company No a. Common street. Msras street
Poll No. Tco-A the School House St John street,
tween Grod and Julia streets Commissioners George W.
Patterson, FL. j. Hill, P. O. Cuyelier 20
Poll No Threat tie Fisk School House, Of Perdido
and Franklin strees Connissoners Gee Rnreshde, A. W.
Scates, John A. Jaques. Z
of Fire Company No. Victory street Commissioners
Emile Mary, s. Relf, p g. Labarre.
Poll No. 9woAt the of Elysan Fields and Craps
streets Commissioners Salvatoy, r. Stephenson, O. F.
FRssy. H. n .gf{ "a
NIaErEENrH PREcIScr-Po No. One-At the Mexican Gulf
Railroad Depot; Commissioners Joseph Cuvelier David
Sickney. George Hooper,
Poll No. Ttro-At the of Washington Avenue and
Morales street Commissioners Outlet Leondas, NJ. Mararo
BY order Of Central Board of Commissioners,
die ]. AID. ROZTER. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
BUREAU CENTRAL DEs CoMMlssAIREs,
WILLIE DE La NouvELLE- -oRLEANs y
~. a 4 Decembre, 1857.


WILLIE DE La NouvELLE- ORLEANS. z
AVIS AUX ELECTEURS les TROISiEME
IA ct hnitieme Wards de la Nouvelle Orleans Z 4
L'elecon ordonnee pour JEUDI dix-sep decembre 1851
par la proclamation de Honorable Charles M Waterman Mare
de La Vile de Ia datee n decembre
1851 sea leus cidessous designes Chaque Poll
desgne suit ct Ia de election sefera
lie contr6le des colnsssaires suivans: sGs 5 NJ y
CINoulEME PREClScT-PoH No UnA IA case pompe de la
copagne Tchoupitouas coin de Ia Natchez
commissares: Thomas Beck Ernest Toedano Wilhemns
BOEart.
Girod ct Julia commssaires: L. E. Smond John j. Te
ter, j. N. Dick.
sIxEME PREo1Ncr-Pou No U,i--A la case d pompe an
coin Pedido ct Carondeet conssaires r. H. Fra
ser, A. j. Wilson, Jonathan Potter. - Z aE' z
Poll Der-A Ia pompe de 10 compagnie No B.
Girod les SChares ct Garondelet; commissaes
SEpTIEME PREcINcr-Po Ua--A la pompe de la
compagne No IA de Ia Comune pres de la Marais
commiEsaes James Lindsay Josiah Cole George Graham
Poll DeuD-A lecoe de la St-John, entire les
Girod ct Julia commissaes George W. Patterson, H Hill
p G. Cuvellier. e .eT
franklin; conmsaires Geo Rareshde A. W. Scaes, John
A. Jacques. s-s 5Ef =
DIx. .HuITEME PREC1NcT-PoHN No U-A la pompe de
la compagne No g. de Ia Victore comnaissares Emile
Mare J. s. Relf, P. G. Labarre. ~
Pol Deu1-Au coin des Champs Elysees ct Craps
commissaes Salyatory, r. Stephenson 9. F. Fassy.
D1x-NENy1EME PREcINcT-PoH No UnA la gare du chenn
David Shckney, George Hooper. 1 tt q
Poll No Der-Au coin de Avenue Washington ct de 10
Morales commissares Outlet Leonidas NJ Mararo Joseph
D. Crusson. .i. y.5 1856
Par ordre du bureau central des commssaires " .
dl0 ]. AID. RoZIER, Sacretare
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
ELECTION NOTICES.
MAYoRALrY on NEW oRIEANs. !

&'aI.-'E 5MAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEANs,7
--.s-.s--s - 80 Citv Hall, December j. 1857. I
NOTICE OF ELECTTON-INI CONFORMITY
with Resolution No 1905 Of the Common Council Of the
city Of New Orleans approved November ~ 1851 election
will be held on THURSDAY, l7th December inst III a
In the Third Ward for Assistant Aldermen fill the va
cancies occasoned by the designations Of N Bailey b.
Campbell. ss AZ ~ III @A48s i3s5s3s gsg}
In the Eighth Ward for Assistant Alderman to h
vacancy occasi0ned by the resignation Of p DeIabarre
The election will be held under the provisions OF the
pointed by the Central Bosrd Of according
to law. y 4 CHAS. N. WATERMAN, }sSs
~ r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
Pule1AN,s Two GRAND Ton.aoLAs


5000 PRIZES Each.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIzE-One for Christmas
One for New Year-Tickets, One Dollar each.
These Toboas consist each Of 5000 Articles whose aggre
gate value retail price, amounts 81 a each Tombola
of the patrons Of these Tombolas them
selves by examination of the Prizes and ready npec
ton of these Tombos is not to make money but to
insure rapid sales Gt sc
rg-The articles Fresh Goods imported this fall 49,
The public earnestly requested to call and examine and
they will acknowledge these Tomboas to be worthy Of their
patronage, and that 4'sg
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS ARE THERE.
90 The Tombolas will come off ,t {5-
W~ o.+ i DECEMBER "a AND 81,
And the patrons invited to attend the Drawing Each
ticle will bs numbered and two children will each draw from
box the numbers of which will designate the Praeand
until the whole 5000 numbers are drawn = 5.,
+" I. PULGIAN, Turkish Bazaar,
"a St. Charles ST. opposite st. Charles Hotel
. N. B-NO CANDY in these Tomhoas. n25 tJal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

NOTICE.. sm
,vith India Rubber Bail Talues,
Suitable for Sugar and Plantations Draining Excaya
TONS Dry Shps Ocean and n sver Steamers
subscriber say spRoPsdh Agent for this sae
@ as n ct ba
furnish This valuable iysntion patented June
Faig held st Ema IL that wear In intro.
81 e. ps gas & a Rubber for
Thef their yielding surface secures
Be- easa BY tie use ef any valves The simplicity
facility With which the parts can be emoysd
Pump Every Planter Ship Of stsambost
sessa sS int, into Al astsis
ns Size Pea ~ S espaoy Of forcing gallons per min
capacity Of forcing 40 gallons min
capacity of forcing rs gallons per min
And larger Sizes Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up capacity Of 500 gallons per minute now n course
miraby adapted Sugar forcing the juice
ps ssss n assa
penssble; E =. 9
they will speak themselves and that sooner or later
they will go into general use =, ..-.., -. 4 ,,,s
sss % f.:
cal and s'ss 5sHs sSisEi edfR$se
NJOVICE-YHE- STEAMER SWAN Will PAY NO
bills without an order from M the g Gspan M or Clerk
dS I'm Master Of Steansr Swan.
s 1s y II Slss 81 x sss TX;
$50 Sterling and a1sfss,sss TfsssG sssyF 81 III
nat sais y ss XIX 6Ps's '@r'
n26 81 Grasiersttest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

y : l5O casks good ordinary Family Claret;
go :. superior ST. Estephe; ~
80 40 :. old Chateau Margaux; Ht .s
$50 cases superior old Caret; ..m
4 100 casks Port Wine Grown brand;
'P- 20 >. NJ. Reg;
20 Indian hbls. Madeira Wine;
40 bbls. Haut Sauerne;
210 cases Of 100 or. boxes Sardfnes;
go :. of 100 hf. ~ '''N4.
Ii Ceps in oil;
25 =. Mushrooms; "n
30 -. Green Peas;
IL -. assorted Preserves; 3D.
.," A. Strawberries in juice. ....,.
tt SO :. Fruits in Juice. For sale by r.
y ,, ~, GRATIAA, COMMAGERE CO.,
Dc 81. 2 =. 20 Cnstanhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

EDOUARD GUILLOT,
~ l4s ROYAL STREET., 1sfs
~ JUST RECEIVED per ship Gutenberg, fromGE0
2seS 2sse TASKS 1lsggs Hogggs Cod Liver Oil. ~...
sS5S sSSS bottles EIas'a RS,ses's Syrup. f 4
ssSS sS :. :. 4aSssgisr;is, Lactucsrlum Syrup.
40S 49S Lsbelonye's Ia Dgitatis
lsS lsSS TASKS iodins % Horss 1saissa Nsd;ssS ::
lGle Or, Layile's pills: .T..
y, ,ssS SS !: Xnss zz'ass.,s,I s,!l;; s,,. vs''''.
s5SS sasss hikes ooas santolina ssen Eosengss ,,
1860 '4. :. Peiietiers:. - '''l'.
1sSS 1sSS boxes EsSpl1,s Eisy Haoseeses. esesae''
ssss 9s bsR RG %s, and Pargaivs
1900 bottles Dupont's Mucous Remedy.
iSs kiios Iod Potassium. ''s
ChinRware every description; Thernome
ea s sss sbsls F.sssss Tasss
FEkR as s~ sass as .
f 81 3fsf DRUG
NESfERs CHOCOLATE 200 kilos superaps Vanilla
ssssss ssss e"et hb55sb i B5assf e Fffs but
n W.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
ing now prepared to accommodate those
mod,ous buildings special adapted the articles
s cs s assde @ s ean hs s And i
diminished risk in Of fire. tbeng all Fire Proo he'll
absS t. otter s adyaH1ages not attained
5asfsss sHa rsfS Warehouse
WABASH wAREHousE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHoUsE-For Coffee Alone Fulton street. near
M The attention of merchants nthers solicited. n26
DENTAL NOTICE-DR. GEO. W. SMITH, DEN
~ TA1 = SURGEON may be consulted daily, from A. M.
layelte streets, date Feyia street.) n2S ly
sS F.. FIETTY T5 DOLLARS REWARp-EAN
away from my plantation Bayou Boeuf, parish of st.
Landry, the 4h Of last May, negro man named Or
lie s nssl nssr sse hfs III
ana mas 81 his ,ore hngers stiff He is pockmsrked little
viii pay Fifty Dollars reward if caught out Of the parish
ana ~ 0sas n eqght in the parish Of St Landry
ds I'm MILEk FoRRsTHEsa ssHf ha IS thaday hno e. La
ships sssoapsFs sspAona ass lasos j q WaE sow
ton a'a sn Taos. G MAokEY g aa9ikEIs g assass -
,ssssswe M NEW oRLIsANs. PLANT De- nea. !.
S44s. CHARLES MAYART, SS{S
Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has
opened Depot on Poydras street, between Camp and s.
81 fa1i raEEs
Fresh from his Nursery The stock embraces every article
He sSIicits INSPECTION of the same d7 If
| ITO SUGAR .PLANTERsl HAVE JUST RE
eevea superior article Ct BONE stApk for sale
Il tGUAyA JELLY AND PASTE-85T boxes of 6
dozen each IN Esssssf i s;ss 9 Fl NJ
= 'nisT between Grayer and Natcheg, up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
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N VIRTUE @4 fyYOs gx41G9 ~ 1@El 444SM4 ~ y
directed Nd Hancf4bgG fhe 1911 AZ
III Ur1eans III NJ 1ssys s5n ytgel ~ ssS
pah7ic xaeti0S 4UE9DAHs ~ ~ &Sy ~ 10y
10k o,et6efy AsWss "a me IN
mo street. ii 40 Iss Dissfcs II ~ ctsy f1se1y
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ID conttets n - s16ss - u DE spok I'D
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n isgI~ M - fte iSIa1es n 1V m ~ spct
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HE'D DfsfElcr COuEr SOWLE EsWAE0 ~ GMA6 VIII
~ New Onssna M FOLIARII& C0.--Nos II. 5gS :
nv VIRTUE 0f q writ ~ Ael1 fAeaas - I1e Il
dIscts1 byths Hesors hs Third Dics Ecrrt of MsN
eSBe Ia the abDye ened Will p0eesd b se -
ublic suction, THURSDAY The 17th dey Of O1cnDx
III
THE CQNTEET8sOB "A HARDWARE HTOR4. sStuate j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17

GREAT SALE OF 25O VERY FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
Plate Engfavings Bronze and Marble Staiuay IS day
Tirnepiece, and one GraEd Piano. at auction. s5
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
~ q srf Office, No. I Commercial Place.
MONDAY, the 11st Inst, Mt ~ Ia O'Clock
na 81 v " Ss so y
Many Of the Paintings peci Of and W some
eminent The Grucifxi0n and Descent
from the Cross from Reuben cost 81 200 The Pictures have
beer selected with great and at i cost Ladies'
gentlemen invited to call This Gallery ID worthy the
attention Of all amateurs. ss N 'fts3i ~
nCasaogues will be ready before the day of sale.
nMr Jacobs continues his Photographic business as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND pIsTacI couRr sgoCESssdsoN OF THOMAS
of the late Thomas Matthews deceased intestate
within days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
0' 0fu'f u 'Ns s'''' P s. wnrz, Clerk.
DEu1nxE cous De D1srnrcr sUccEssIoM DE THOMAS Y IN
TTSDu Il n que William Il. Meek presente
IA une petition ee dobenir les ettfes de
tels la succession vacane de su Thomas Matthew's deeede
Avis est present donns tons celia peu
Ssess i pton
diaT p7as as ~ p s. WILT arefaer.
Foua7n DISTRICT couRr} COIN q BRuEN =; d vs. l. LEVY
NoTiGE i hereby given, .s That by Y S virtue ne
cause have seized professionally and taken into
'esS1 THE CONTENTS OF a CERTAIN STORE, situate at
No. 81 ST. Charles street consisting Of ready made clothing
trunks dry goods pistols urni,ue fixtures ths owner
all persons therein hereby notified and
vs to Ehn H.. e f. en- des from the date and
New Orleans December I, 1857.
5st Il MoNITIoE. ,.35rs
ouATEIsxE CogR pE DIsrRlcT3 coHM BRUEF M xs L.
y ess e aasns
n dun writds saise ptoyisors, lance cidessus
" us Hs 4 RiH1i s us ST.
Charles ao s consistent En- ngs M MALES s sam
prepristsirs quite Ets ansi an'i est alsgue
Et personnes ntereseees dams re susde son
a suiSon Il date a. present spondre ID pe
ton dams Ia dite affaire 3 8 =
S III Sheriff de Ia Faroisse d'Oreans.
NouvclIe Orleans, decembre 1851. DIS l2 II %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
=. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

cINou1ExE CouK DE DISTRICT 4 CORNELIUS BAKER 4 CO.
IT ~ Ie43.a e No. II 50l.
de Ia Nouveile- Orleans. ! , pene-No. .ll.452.
EN VERTU de deux writs de fieri fheias a
"a moi ADDRESSES par .susdes Cons de District de 10 Nom
velle Orleans aes je procedera le MAR
d. 20 de decembre 1885, l0 heures A. NJ sur les eux
la yente pubque ct adjudication de-
LIE F0Nps dn Magaain situs No l2 rue Poydas dams
1e Premier District de eee ve suiyant nyenaire depose
mon bureau pour cours. rl -le 20
Saisie dams les ahaires ci-dessuEs Il :
CONDITIONS-Comptant au moment de l'adudcation.
e. 4. PARKER,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-17
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~ j VEGAS most respectfully announces to his friends
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with the liberal patronage The teaching will com
The fashonabe eaadrlle and the caledonsns
popular ohdreas Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
NJ The days and GPss as
Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till IL
Thursdays and Saturdays, from till
Genenen- Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
sS- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Particular attention will be given to Children and many new
j. Vegas will also give Lessons at seminaries and Private
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step daughter of Mime Arraline Brooks announces her
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always subject TO the advice and examination of Madame
All Partisan Ball and Fancy Dances will be
taught, including the mueh:admired 11 Lancers @
HaA Chdren's soree will be given occasionally through
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4AsMA Dauphin and Bourbon streets I2&'
49, MADAME eRoUx, from Paris, ~
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Respectfully informs her customers and the public that hay
tons Paris prepared furnish the most
plee elegant assortment of GOSTUMEs MASKS DOMl
NOES etc. this city comprising nation
age Style Ancient and Modern and chosen by Mr. G. in
Paris.
Mrs. G. has large collection of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes Ladies' Embroidered Velvet Satn the
richest which have made. Prices moderate.
Madame Gronx Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies'. ,fs},... ~
Costumes made to order on short notice. d. 3m