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DATENT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAL.

pATERT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAL
L yAN!zED IRoN-Warraned to Flnnch and seam Sil.
Gcking-The cheapest and durable material for Roof
ing Gutterrg Spouting, Cornces for buildings Lining for
w.er tanks Bathing Tubs Sovepips Locomotive and Steam
Stack Pipes Ferana and all other purposes where iron
exposed to oxidation and Galvanized iron expnnd less
an of the other metals except platinum and steel: is
much che pe and durable than "copper" and is the only
article will stand the peculiar humidity of this climate In
fine. only in this bur in England and France is
established beyond doubt that Patent Galvanized IRON
pared expressly for the purpose is the economical
its being durable article for the above
discovered being entirely rustproo and requr
ing paint whatever protect It from decay.
HEATON l. OLIVIER. 40 Common street
fe3 Agents for the Manufacturers
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CREsCENT CITY SOAP woRxs-DEPoT,

~ No. II Lafayette
The subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
for Fnraiy Ship Steamboat which they
the public for its approval competition with the
soaps established reputation comines with free
dom from the saereeabe effects of ordinary in and
viii be found trial. washing rr9pcctes in
lection and is guaranteed contain ingredient in suciegt
quantity injure the finest fabric OF ladies' apparel
The advantages of merchants and Others being able
better article home manufacture will present themselves at
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
milo g. HAZEN u co.
L>IRE S!-FVlRENORKS!-A LARGE
l. h,nCing steamer Black Warrior, consisting
part Rockets Roman Candles Torpedos, Tagles Peri
Wheels, Ser lis, Flower POS Serpeus Benon Mines Blue
Lights, Post Fires Fire Crackers, etc For sale by
H. NJ. BARLOW 90,
dill Is EAaHl street.
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HARDWARE.

JD,H wArEEHAr n. WATERMAN.
$500. j, WATERMAN & BROTHER,
>NaSzaeW HARDWARE MERCHANTS, cerner of Coro.
WEF~H mon and Magazine Streets have on hand and
are daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar.
rvas general Of articles comprising In par
HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters TOOLS complete
Coopers' Tools,
Anvils, Vices. Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpatss,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shl1esrs,
Agricultural Implements.
MIL Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
OK Yokes, Bows, 5ingletrees,
Turning Lataes
Hoes, Hanes, Shoyels and Spades, Platform Scales
AndiroHs Tenders, Shovels and Tonzs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crusners
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Clafne Dishes,
Chinese Gongs Iron Bedsieads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o23lv Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc,
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UNUSUAL CHANCE-THOSE Wishing TO EN-
~ gage in legitimate and profitable business, readily
understood Din fact rade from which fortune could be
realized In almost section Of the country. suitable for the
Fhle Mechanic Merchanthe comparatively trifne
the thing every throughout the
country in order fill leisure time protahly. Very many
have awaited themselves the chance and doing we'll The
opportunity is still open For particulars address, with
enclosed. GEO A. ANDREWS a CO.,
n29 New orkC
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n THE COMMERCIAL RIESTAU-
xeSE. RANT, 81 Cusonlhouse Street, on the FIRST
,<sEFseS@ NJ FLOOR. will THIS DAY. Monday. the
aGAMxaa9h of September 1856, having, made the
say repairs their establishment which they had the time
make the fire. prepared accommodate their
friends and the public.
FRITZ HUPPERBAUER t F. CAMORS.
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-. MALL,s PATENT CONCkNTM EIIkE

MENIRHyP
~, ksiWITH PI.Ar IRON BOX--The subscriber. sole
e!agen in this CITY o. the manufacturers has received
&SSsuppy of small, large aud umo Sizes rendering
his complete This Is the only kind of Safe n long
established reputation which has invariably protected its
when accidentally tested by fire and The manufacturers Of
which DARE OFFER S0 FOR PROOF THE CONTRARY, Its
also the only popular fire proof Safe for sale here which has
interior paeron box and is therefore, nconparaby
burglar proof than is rival article The makers of the
CONCRETE SAFE do not impose upon their by
using powderpoof lock- and at the time leaving
cavity in the door which by simply turning be
opened in half minute, aud into which large quantity Of
powder be introduced safe Paso del Norte Texas,
having powder lock- thus opened last November
and robbed of Government money Neither do Messrs Hail.
Dodds Co. make article which like the SaaAder Safe,
liable through from the interior Of the pateiron
htbng holes in the side back ETC. and rendering the iron
thin and sustain heavy fall Using only the best
American iron and performing their work faithfully they
not prepared to tempt customers by offering dis
do those who only their Safes of in
feror English iron, but likewise slight their work above
sCrhed but they confident that tho who will critically
the Concrete with other description of Safe, will
decided preference many purchasers already
les ISAAC BRIDGE, Magazine
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WTINER's CANADIAN VEKrIIFUGI

ksns3s ~ Moh ;as s
yond the shadow of doubt by the experience and OF
with ara
and thousands children from when
is either known TO sSmng s
remedies for but experience has them n" more
wherever sy existed supported BY ne
vidaas in the country. The remedyi is
w1sEEs oAS f5RAEr y vHanrIs WARRANTED
It'll safe in its operation and easily administered thai
Any osT Some the ws indicate hs
pale off ieaden color and unsed %i occasional stes the
IN t e ns eh pasnt
hs sesp sb @ s I"p H Ss s n
ts s rs rega1 bess e'me' 70ae''u' others
To the following certificates might BE- aaded but
E is SsF ss'f' III III
REMEDY FOR W TEnfS., EVIDENCE
s #fS$s S{E$5 f i e VI. "a ss ] g.
stsnt remedy for the expulsion of off tf2m The n'e"e'
Lcen'iae of the R. g Of s" W. pG II 5!sspS ETC.
Member of the r. G. Of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE REV j. FLANAGAN, OF BANERooK, C. ".
j. WINER-si, have made the trial of your Canadian
M a F. e g sn5e ss has
l.. oowsd # ys1
are certain children ste It reality, which is
po 5g a s H. giving medicine to s'G5sH FLANAGAN
ss.1s ss , wsE
ton and be admis;ered with perfect safety and
'ss f On
; S %Sr$
nd wholesale Drhggiss, Hamilton. Canals West,
fe2sy ISL and 81 chsrtrss street. New Orleans La
I Ir,E INSURANCE -sTARILIT-Y SEED
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ssssss sI D'5s sSfdhsSos 81 ah
Js1l ~ ss, 4 il sss
on the Of the late John keefe deceased
With g ssns si Wy se s
should be granted.
Raj ~ gsa % u '"' o' Ps WITT. Clerk.
De m roSa an5 kEsFH No. so
ATTENDU que John l. Watt i = prss uxndh
~ as Rsaa 5a eGa. "a asson acsnts de- fen John
o. Zee E. decide intestat.
Ass rde sons dix oars pour
queles Il serai pas fat droit d Ia de petition
ais1sas " Ps WITH Grefser-
sEcoyp DISTRICT coun4, sgGn,Ess1oN OF tss
WHEREAS, Maria MeArdle widow Eras-
w ins smith peoned court for letters of admin
raion the estate of the late Erasns smith, deceased IN
Notice is hereby given all whom it to show
should not be granted.
a3913 A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
DEvxtznE eorn Dnrnrcr} SUCCESSION De ERAsTUs
de Ia Nouvelleoreans SMITH No. 1866
A TTENDUq que Maria McArdie weave Eras-
~ tn smith 9ne petition "a conr ssf
Avis pr4sen. dome celia peut
queles il ne .erait felt droit la dts petiton.
assls ~ s. eN' a. DREUx, Depute Grefier
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DlsTsIeT CouRr MARIA SEIcHAM ys her husband
April 1851 judgment this Court in this suit,
" int Ter case Submitted to hs Court on the evidence in the
record the Court that made out her case
favor Of paniH Maria Keteha and asanst deendan Henry
roGne her haaa and that there be epa!aos properly
eG sxgg sl The a s plaintiff pa end es 81 m
Judgment rendered A prl LIST, 1857.
signed April sth, 1851. r,,n
In testimony whereof have heennio set my hand an
81 a s e sd G ves II s OF New On a a
hundred and andin the eighty Of the indie
Us Idnsid j. r. ToLEDANo, Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
TRoIsrEMB couR DISTRICT MARIA KETCHAM vs.. son
De LA NourELLE-oRLEAss epous H. FoRNG No. 9, $780,
eertiiic ainsi que ie Ter jour d'a y, aso7
en- les paroles ct ehiphres suiyant, Get dire:
aEehives considsen que plaintiff ragnvr
II est n M = ct M sn,r
Forno ous soft fait de ct
ans re les pae p ass 'e lei
i est de plus pale les frsis de process
siEne lea avril, 1851.
temoignages auelles jais poser ecrtue
alike lie cache de ia dit Ia vile de la Nile Orleans
dams la sntune aimee de pindepend
as as 4'jnsl IiN' '''''' JR. ToLEDANo, Gressr.
FIRST JUSTICES COURT Mrs f. SHUBERT Mrs N. f.
Parish Of Orleans. CORTES. No. 2039.
RY, VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed
sell tpublc auction my warehouse No 3Jua
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Anril 1856 At IL O'Clock, NJ
| ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and PIANO
! FORTE,
| Seized in the above entitled suit
| TERMS-Cash on the spot.
| a7lol3lS WM. G. QUIRk, Constable.
| PREMIER CouR JUSTICE Nine +. SEU BERT Nine n
paroisse d'Orleans ) E. CORTES. No. 2039.
| I'm VERTU dun wrIts de fierl facias a
IL moi addressa par Honorable ID. f. Mitchell, Premier Com
de Juse de Paix de Ia paroisse Orleans e poceea
pubque SAMEDI lie Is gvril 1851 midi juste maison
| No 10 rue Julia
| UN LOT DE MEUBLES ct TN PIANO.
Saisi dams raffaire ci-dessus.
| COND1FONS-Compten num moment de ladjudcation.
al0 IL IL IS WIN. G. QU1Rk. Conuetabe.
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MIME DE GUO-THIS WONDERFUL ASTROLU-
vi G1ST still continues Triton Walk door below the
Of Apollo New Orleans Go one, all, and
your planets read thousands have done left
Office with cheer ul heart She still continues show the
likeness of future husbands wives bring those who
together and speedy marriages. will give iIo
of absent friends lost stolen goots describing the
thief; will select prize numbers in lottery, gratis
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the CHI
NESE MIXTURE, Cure for Drunkenness Also. small
lot OF Turkish Magic Love and lnck Powders. from Constant
nope prepared by the Turkish Warrior g. L. regor
tuned There will be danger Of there being old maids
bachelors in New Orleans if they will give The Madame
call
Dont forget the place, Triton Walk, door below the
of Apollo
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a YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL FOR THE
IA rapid cure of
CoUGHs COLDS, HoARsENEss BRONCHITIS GROUP,
WHO0PING CnUG!. ASTHMA AND

This remedy itself uotorety for its Of
every variety Pulmonary disease that is entirely
cessy the evidences of its in any comm-
nifty where it has been employed So wide is the field of its
the Of almost
every the country nbounds persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming and desperate dis
every other medicine of its kind apparent escape
and where its virtues Known the public
hesitate what Antioe employ for the distressing
dangerous affections of the pulmonary which Incl
dent climate And only in formidable attacks upon
the lungs but for the mder varieties Of Colds Coughs Hoarse
and for Children il is the peaanest and safest med
that be obtained.
AS has long seen in constant throughout this section
need the people its duity kept
up the best that has been and that the genuine
article prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass and
sold by respectable druggist in the United States.
j. WRIGHT Il CO.. Wholesale Agents.
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McGOWAN'S CELEBftATED PLANTA-
lyl TON PuMPS.-Dou BLE-ACTING SUCTION AND
FORCE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS
CHANGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED 70 ONE
PUMPS FOR CiSrERNS AND DEEP WELLS; COPPER
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS BALL
VALVES: HOr WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS hG .N1NST STEAM
Mctowan's Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume Of wafer from the
OVERLOOKING rice lands supplying houses, etc. Draining
Engines; small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Waive Pumps for juice, oases, pnd forcing hot water into
boilers Steamboat purors and Wreckir Engines pnr
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pnmls worked by brake
capable Of throwing from so gallons minute through
II oaale, distance Of from 100 to no feet
Ihc each furnished with band wheel for driving
ccutrsi.w mill stands and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, houses where
oupact and simple vertical engines desirable.
No brick work erection of kind is in putting
work both boilers vertical
and all connections are made.
Cincinnati, December l, 1856
Messrs Geo. d. Winchell, BRO. A Co:
GentSIhe Pumping Engine purchased of for OF a
small shop the line OF the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
ur been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the hest pumping apparatus within knowledge
TIE engine drives, besides the p1mp, OiHch circular
three es and drill press. and there is power to with
IS od the inch OF the boiler Therefore
cordially of railroad
| others. Yours truly,
New Orleans owe ruhcr J, 1850
Office n. o., Op. and q. W. Railroad Go. J
Mr.. l. BRIDGE Sirn to inquiry rcRtivtto The
only say that they quite equal representation
and thmt the variety of pumps we b"He in be they are
| Yours respectfully A. b. SEGER, Vice President.
ulscriber sole agent here for the manufacturers.
e25 ISAAC BRIDGE. - Magazine st ct.
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THE UNDERSIGNED Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
Parish and City OF New Orleans certies that the foregoing
Charter this day recorded in Book, Sec 5, Folioa 49,,
EMILE WILT, Recorder
New Orleans, Dec. %, 1856. -
Seal. ley
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NOTICE. - MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
IN Power of Attorney and will during absence
from the State per before George Rarehide Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August % 1886. -
nu25 s. Fl. KENNEDY 4 co.
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n NEW ORLEANS LOCK NIANUNAC-
IN TORY. Il MACHINING PnYdrRs.

(sSsN TORY, II Magazine street, near Poydrss.
t%s4
~ DEARIR a BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they rece
ing and have hand large and compile assortment of
BCILDERS HARDWARE, consisting of Locks Hinges,
Bots Sliding Door Trimmings Screws, Pulleys etc. which
they offer for sale the reasonable Attached
their they have factory where all kinds of Locks for
banks vaults prisons, stores, dwellings, etc. made
notice warranted hupe-
ror article Of safe Night Latch for offices dwellings,
RELL HANGING in all its various branches such Sig
nal other Bells for locomotives ships hotels, dwellings,
in woklnanke and warranted to give
satisfaction Smith in general Jobbiug promptly
tended TO.
nsY-sole Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
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-. TWO THOUSAND ACKEs OF rnE BEST

INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
large stock of all sizes of The NulcanAed India Rubber
Betting will I've sold low prices. The cost is much heiow
leather banding jeS
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nISSOLUYTON-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ existing the undersigned under the firm Of
BURROWS OSTkOM is this day dissolved by mutual con.
either willsgn the firm in liquidation
JND. NJ BURROWS.
New Orleans July l, 1855 JAS A. 0STROM.
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, of St. Charles and Clio Streets New

GEORGE PURVES, Architect and Builder respectfully in.
orms his friends and the public that he in addition his
former business commenced the manufacture of Doors sashes
and Blinds Of description the above establishment.
All left his office II Commercial Place the factory,
the Mechanics Exchange Box ~, will be promptly
tended to- 40
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NJ Hacks in waiting the landing the arrival OF
convey Immediately the Springs.
R analysis of the be had Of W. b. Phillips
No IS ST. Charles street. who is my in New Orleans.
ie9 CHARLES GtILtM, Proprietor.
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3, THE QUEEN OF FLOWERs!!

a4llS&s + Il ii RTlCu Il I II Il.
30 ...........S Charles 80
MR.. FIEUR Hocuturtst, hegs 10 inform ladies' aud anna
of Plants that he has just arrived in New Orleans with
extensive and choice collection of Plants Bulhos kootsand
Flower Seeds such Cameas, MagnOias Rho'odendrons
Paonas. Dwarf Orange Trees splendid collection OF grated
Rose Trees and Fruit Trees OF the best kind, cultivated in
France Pear Apple, Apricot and Peach Trees Mr.
F. DIS orders from abroad. Store No. % St Charles st.
below the Museum and Circus fel2 3p
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THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO is CHARGED
with the settlement of the affairs Of the late frn of Bur
will connue the business under his
and for his account.
JNo. NJ. BURROWS, q Gravier street.
New Orleans, July l. 1856. jy4
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~% CHAS. C. GAINES &. Co., IMPORTERS
IN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
\% HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC., No. Is Magazine and
w 10 Graver streets, hand, constantly
receiving direct from the Msuufacto-ies:
Nails Castings Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoes Sputies and Shoyels; Corn and Coffee Mills;
Ok and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope,
Fifth and Trace Chains; MIL Pit Cross Crt Saws
Anyfls Vices and Bellows; Counter p.Anrrn Scales
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates; Andircns al1 Fendera;
Hampers and longs; shovels and longs
Grind Stones, all sizes; Cotton and Wool Yards;
Hooks and Hipges Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Cutlery.
Together with alarge assortment Goods, Comb,
Brushes Perfumery Paper and Blank Books which
offered at the lowest cash CITY paper no25y
S-sr-u->. F.. r. FOLGER q CO.. NEW LE
and 1choupitoulas streets, between Gravier
GsxssfaSssEL and well assorted stock of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Swedes and English Bar Hoop, Sheet and Boiler Iron.
the celebrated Tennessee Iron manufactured by
Woods Lewis Co., at the Cumberland Iron Works and will
continually supplied with full It's
rority descriptions of iron fully established
They agents for Isaac Straubs highly approved
Queen Mills have hand assortment
Of sizes attention Is invited do "
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.ss~ CUlLUM SPRINGS -GIoCTAW COUNTY,
M AlabamaThe proprietor of the above delightful Water
ing Place the citizens Of New Orleans
and vicinity their liberal patronage bestowed him
eud begs leave 10 announce to them that he will be
happy t. see them this An Express will
meet with the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
aiding visitors the above place communicate with their
friends at hing expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails.
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sscosp DISTRICT cour1 sUGGhsssrIoSy OF AZ snHs
YGyHEREAS. John L. Watt has petifi0ned
w the letters dave documentary execuorsnp
on vacant John Okeefe, deceased 1esf
ate Notice hereby giq-n all whom cnncern to show
cause within why the of the said petitioner
should he granted
BY order OF the Court r, <r,
ai3 Is q r. y. WITH. ClefK.
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(I,ESR SIIlEGS-30 casks Clear Bacon Sides, i'll tine
- order, in sturcu md for sale 10y ~
npi s il. REMEDY & co, % Poydras st.
MANILA SALT U0ubushcls Manila Salt, cargoof
A'- 'N'I 0N''-4' N' 4 +. COCHRAN Il HALL.
a1o sc Grayier street,
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syroy, D,srRtcr Cousr1 SUCCESSION OF ERASTUS
al New Orleans. SMITH. No. 1866.
WHEREAS, Maria MeArdie, widow Erns-
w smith, petiiioned the court for letters OF arnn-
istrao the of the late Eastus smith, deceased in
testate-
Notice hereby given all whom it may to show
within days. why the of the said petitioner
should NOT be granted.
By order Of the court. - .. ,. .,
a3913 A. DREUX Deputy Clerk.
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DguxIgsy CouR lDE DfsTRIcrl SUCCESSION UEJOHS
DE la NourEfIE ORLEANS. UKEEFE No. s,0i4-
ATTENDU que John Il. Watt presenfe
"A une pefition reet diobtenr les ees execu
datf Ia succession vscante de fen John
C'Kee e. decide fntestat
d. ayoir deuire dix jours les raons les
auclles IL ne serait pas fat drot Ia dite petition
Par orlre de la , r.,
P S,
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CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
GRSERAL AGBST
Fer the Sale Purchase Location Investing Of LAND WAR
RANTS-I4onIiug borrowing of Money on Mort
gage all other business pertain
ing to REAL. ESTATE.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed copanershp under the style of Ii. W.
CONNER SON, for the transaction of General Exchange
and banking Business in this city Office No 30 Camp
II. w. CONNER,
Fl. w. CONNER, Jr.
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DyuxrzxE Corr DE- DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ERAsTUs
de Ia No1velle- Orleans. SMITH. No. 1866
TTENDU que Maria McArtiie veuve e ras-
n Smith, present& petition In Petet d'obte
mir les let,es administration Ia succession de feu Erasns
Smith, decede in;esat-
Avis lie present dome one celia peut
davo deduire dix jours les raisos les
queIles il serait pas droit a Ia de petition
Par ordre dc la
1919 A. DREUX, Depute Greffer
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17
4 SkYl0GIk,

The property of one of our citizens was
exposed to sale, one day this week, by an
officer, VINO had seized it under execution
to crafty a Baltimore creditor, and who
had instructed his counsel to receive in pay
mont nothing but specie or It's equivalent.
This would have been to sacrifice the prop
erty, and accordingly, when that proclama-
ton was made, the bystanders refused TO
bid, and the sale was not made. Such con-
duct, at a time like the present, when Viz
ginia paper is as good as Baltimore money,
deserves and receives the severest denunci-
alton Besides this, there is little doubt
but that Baltimore owes the Virginia banks
as much as our people owe Baltimore, and
our money is just as good-for this Shylock
then, to come demanding his "pound of
fesh," deserves, as 1t meets, the exccra-
tons of the people Mark him.