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To the nominal surplus be added the premium the mar
ket value Of the 5000 shares of stock held the banking de-
partmcnt
After this brief of the very favorable position of the
mortgage department. the view taken by parties nimca
to the position and prosperity of the banking department.
this department is 10 be benefited that party the
moria cannot be sustained We suggest read the
memorial earefnly Our position is that money In
the country be retained the of five per per
annn interest," every consideration OF the welfare future
our State ought aid in securing it outside of the claim the
meofasis The idea that the Constitution nerposes against
the measure cannot be sustained because that reads:
That The Legislature shall have power such laws
may deem eSpeaen for the relief revival Of the Citizens
Bank Of Louisiana
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish ct Orleans, City o New Orleans
BE IT remembered that this 18th March 1881
subscriber Justice Of the Peace for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President P Jan
YER Secretary Of tn" Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
ieW Orleans VINO being duly according law,
pose and that thA above true
correct Transcript from the books of Com pany
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p JANFIER, Secretary
Sworn subscribed before me- this l7t day of aarcb
A. d. 1857. G. NJ. BR AnFDrD
second Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF OrleaHs
The Board of Trustees have pay IA of six
cent in cash the outstanding certificates of profits en-
and after the second Monday May and have declared
scrip dividend of THIRTYFOUR PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums of the ending February 28 1851
which certificates will be issued the first day of
june 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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MiehsiI Seoi bales cotton Bucbannon ar eorn 10
2 . a,, Snn II n. 1911 GarLoil Nco-s 90
man &co-is hds tobacco to Roewsd Pederettsi hds
bacco 1870 bbls flour Hewitt &co do lard hhs tobac-
- hhds tobacco Robinson &coO hhds tobacco bbs Of
lard 3l bbls -four Moore yancunll hhds
tobacco wills Rawlns &co-Os hhds tobacco cask bacon to
Rodswald Dee e do Thornhi Aeo do Soey 4soIls do
~sundcs ordersToai Is bslea cotton Al hds tobacco
bacon m sg ps to Tsrn ssa @ obs S
Stone Tut co-lO0 do All els rope Hiard Summers Sco
Ssi Il s base" s. Se
Eaton He fSs rope Smith SeSn6 PCS bag
IS bbs eggs do lard Twchel tcol4ss sacks corn
Mcsnns dco-i eggs pkss pork Kegs lard % bIs Of
S" ss sEF &c svs krost 30
Debondiol3U bagging o. pkgs furniture Whitehead
%d oaceo Jas hhds
Hs% NJ SeT;ea tom 1Sos
domses nxs ms Parmes cows to
'fuesrsunut'es 10 oiuef-io'1, 100 mus ''ueeo
hay Os Gsls pork qslesHy sa o RSs e"f Martin
40 levitt Sao ed aaG sho
Saseo ssp p 1872 Sns E n HARRIS
rs stoves 10 siatsf stoyss u Austin:
@ me
rolls lsa5he, Shark stansr feois bnls flour DO lard bbl
ess eShs osco keEs nary y ~, esss ~ 40
bacco
ukHHh-steamer pr BsteyE BALES moss Deblanc 4
Fhcieau-zo NAYS sugar EDWARD Hln "co mus sugar 10
surar hhs moI,aes i.Iocr Nnhon Scnis hhls
If bbs moasses 2l hbds sugar to Borart Foley AyeryS
empty bbls Iapene order-Tota Is hhds
sugar $50 bbs moiasses hf bbls molasseS.
JEFFERSON-Steamer Boomer-l bb hams 20 baes cotton
to Tuy dco-S W 7 Scott Ico-26 McIemore, Rayburn
Sco-7 Freirson, Conway co6 Payne Harrson6 bales of
G9oh ei9wes SeoI2 Heau Massie &co,2 May Sco-S
I, Alien Nco Sanpbel strong v Nelson %eo-3
souio hides and snndes to odsToa lao bales cotton
,,,or.nrrc -, ~ ~, =, :,
Prchard &collS Robson Alen-gS to Buckner Stanton h
John Wait 2cos Rnchsnnon Carnli Sco bss eoo t
Miles Adams ycoa5 j j Pearson &co-27 T,reton Whiting
Tus-i7 Cmddy Brown ScoWI4 Henderson ( peae-l0 do
Ahy-l0 Kelly &co-7 bales orler-6 do to
Ward Saunders hun-6 Fellowes &co-6 Puckard eco
II Frelson, Stevenson &co-.S sacks Robson Allen
~ ries 10 nrdyy T r, sia 49, nOt,n ~ "
RAYOJr DE EJAIZE-S,eamar or;on--lI bales COTTON %
bbls molasses Oakley bales cotton Cammack
10 ! l. Ies"i1 I i psHrhe tcoIT Warren t,iiImnre 900
Hnmden Matheonie tcnI DnTand Rocones Scog do do to
BeocG Nobom &col bales moss do wool Rotchford-13
heas bns xxi nsas nnd ~ Totn iis bslrs Of
cotton " f' " '' " ''N ~ Az ~
pITTsBITRGstean,er AIma-1 bx n,ase HeaId Massee 4
co--and sundras m Z, " s;zar Srann T. ueW ! picket
COZ Duconge &cu-Perkins &co-Ci Morson-B Nantre
1co-Henderson Gnines-J Syme &co-i.usk &co--P Fell
= Ti s noore SEQ oatfrea u
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn, according law does depoe and say the
foregoing true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSignedl c. j. MANsONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th july 1856.
Signedl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay
Six in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday of August proxImo.
The Board Trustees have also declared thirty
three and third the premiums of
Company for the ending the Both of june 1856 which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

TIE RAILRoAD Prospects for the Houma Branch
Railroad are Of the brightest description We have
hardly doubt but that the iron horse will be snort
ing over his iron path between the bayous Black and
Terrcbonne within twelve months Since the project
was moetsd II this paper, we have conyersed with o
1sjcfity " ne property holders on the proposed
roats, I'D ean now report them unanimously in favor
of immediate action and ready to come down " with
their qn0fA OF material aid Some gentlemen we
have approached with extreme diffdence on account
OF their reported opposition to the enterprise but
have, Id every instance, experienced happy disap-
p0iutment and received assurance Of all necessary as
sistsnce. Under such auspices we cannot be consid
cred over sanguine, if We look upon the work as an
early success. VI '@s II VA sgG
What is now essential, is that the friends of the
project should act with harmony and system. Every
one Is ready but the modus operand has yet yet to
he determined on and in order to do this it has been
suggested that the people interested should get to-
gether and consult on the matter. In our opinion
meeting ought to be called soon Say in the early part
OF May, just giving time enough for thorough not-
location to all interested. [Houma Ceres, 4th inst
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MEMORANDA.

sJ The steamer Boomer left Jefferson LIST inst her officer
report Red River falling Shreveport down In Dor
Shreveport for New Orleans steamers Duke and St Chure
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TEE SUGAR CRof. Prospective have heard
a our parish On yesterday one of our planters left
with rs specimen Of his stubble which il badly cut
hy the worm and he says his fields are full of them.
Wehad cause to hope these enemies OF the sugar had
been killed off by the few cold winters of late but it
appears we were mistaken. baton Rouge Gazette, 3D.
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8ebieD Of tbe N(arhets.
MONDAY MORNING, April i. is

MONDAY MORNING, April T. 1885,
COTTON, There fair enquiry Saturday, with
sales Of about 400 bales very full prices We still quote
... NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFlCATIoN.
Inferior 5llO Middling. 24Gl3$
Ordinary. l03sGlS Good MiGiIing .liIli44
Good Ordinary l2bS&12sa Middling Far. 1873 @l4a
Low Mitdling lSaG9lS9s Fair
ToBACCO..We heard of ls hhdS sold in lots pri.
waite TERMS days snce hhdS Choice Leaf 2Oc
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CATTLE MARX EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, April s.
Arrived 800 head of Beef and Veal Cattle and 10 Mich Cows.
fair supply of Cattle offers with nearly 90 Hogs and 100 Sheep
Prices are easier purchasers, viz
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. I
Be remembered that the 18Th January 1851 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in for city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother
and James H. Wheeer Secretary, the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn
cordng law do depose and that
just and and transcript from books Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before 18th day of January
1887. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved six
in cash the outstanding certificates profits the
holders thereof their legal and after
MONDAY, the 9th of February
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
FORTY O cent. the earned premiums of the
pany for the year ending 3st December
cates will be issued after the 18th next
sThis Company continues insure the peril of the
rivers an6 loss damage by fire, the
premium. Office, No 10 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW Vice resident.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlantic Smith, Brazos Santiago via Galveston
- to Harris. Morgan &co-ls district.
steamship Wilson from Galveston to Tenn
Brit Ship inksrMann Welsh from Toon I'd JAM
Ship se4 ia Rasss SeG avs am t Nv Y y to
- Farwell-lst dist il. -
srz ssp a Fsssk Dsn from Rio de Jancro
Norwegian Brig Victoria Anderson from St Thomas ballast
Ship Suffolk, Edwards days from Boston, Hynson
Ship I9hn Pst!sn Woodswrd Is days from Boston, to
Ship Faueons Driver days for Boston, to Hynson Il
Ship Sseh To aS, souls from Boston, to na,ter
Ship Prescott Batetelds from Liverpool Ali February
Ship tgs1 Watts 3 days from PHILADELPHIA Jones' Mac
DIN !fo eehra sp Had d asy IS from Ena''n Island to
schr Victoria Gnsnen days from Pensacola to Mctcaf
&co-ith dist.
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess, Wilson, from Vicksburr.
Alma Robdson, from Pittsburgh.
Orion, Glascock, from Bayou DeGiaize,
Opeousas, Caradine from, Bayou Macon
Gamb sTii BaSre I' from G Sahre
J H oglesby 0glesby fron Louisville
Crescent, Holmes, from Cincinnati.
W., R sherman; s Gwar'n . from Red River
Jefferson Railroad
Laurel Iii. ThisteI, from Bayou 'u'! Sara
F FoT5n F a5's;in from Rsd E EiyfE
Jesse X Bell, Cat,erlin, from Louisville.
Towboat Anglo Saxon Sfeee the Passe-towed down
and to sea 3lst nit ships Helm and Kearsrge-bonght up
ships Sheridan, Fralzesba and brig Victoria.
Towboat Ia Minndon Whann. from the Passes-toved
and to sen on the 29th u ships W Libby. HoyIea1
schooner Red Fox-brough up ships Lawson and W II
Prescott.
Towboat Yankee Flenon from the Passes-towed
to sen on the "a instant ships st James and Jas Hovey
Towboat Panther Rousseau from the Passas-towed and
brought up ships Uncle Tobey and Fanconia.
Towboat st Charles Chambers from the
and the ID inst, ships Siltstria John
brought up ships Suffolk and Jno Patten.
BELOW -COMING UP.
Ship Sheffield Dix from Boston, Bogart Gcowitl 52l
tons ice to J l. Warner eco
Ship John Henry Merritt days from Boston, Jones' Mac
kinder ISco.
Ship Georges Slater from Boston, Dewey-Cago 500
tons ice to W Boswh &co-and assorted mdse.
Swed Brig Auenste from Rio de Jaineroit 1850 bags
Schroeder &co.
Ship Mary Hammond Coson. from Boston, W Dewey.
Ship J NJ Hicks Cr0well from Boston,
Ship Bowdch, Clay from Boston-Cargo, 900
Ca2naye.
Ship bns. Wymau, from Boston, Jones' Mackinder Eco
Cargo, GA tons ice to J I, Warner
Ship Crmea, Poor. from Liverpool. 9Th Feb.
Ship Mary Russell, from London 29th January
Ship Camden Boes, from Nassau, n p, to G Fosdck-
with cargo from wrecked ship ophr
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INSURANCE.

0FEdGE Of THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
- r iNSsuhA f COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. - In
win the requirements of their charter, the Ores
ment viz: ' " '''e '
Amount % OF IL premiums received for year ending
June 3D. 1856. 1852 800 n
Ao' III uherhinated risks July ls 1855. 1A77 81
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GEORGE HOLT & Co.
Cotton Brokers.
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CARD-ro THOSE WHOM n NAT ooroxL-T
" mug be cVten 70 those IN any manner go r>ina 80
The nature ~ discsse thst treatment which ssre ~ pee
teal without Ne Il Internal medicines mus ~ 49,.
grrfsr.ese ns.ss.s drues and t.j.ysccs 49,
he Preserp.os Of an ss.nsu, ply sc.n A. :. - -
e.ually well bch md chrcsc cases nev9 seyme
been known tail. Full direeuons scccsYsny - 80
Price one dollar. Sold ri the believing drrH ssgess-k19s
l12 Broadway 100 and B7 Beecker <ses 10 or.In 10y
pew yorh; 80 Morsgvfncy svsst ye~ssy Cyi ~ vrnD1
street wlitunsburg and eorur STuhca snd rss App
s~rscas, Brooklyn
DR. LARNorTs PARIS AND LoNDon MEDICAL
IL ADVISER ard Marriage 2eh edafn - passs.
10 nusirasns cloth 81 !, gives ne sd-srrsed remed es.
and shows The supeDsrty 81 snors Parts and Lcnjon
reanent OF sal Gsssc at y hgcsr street, cvpsss 81
Ncsolrs Nom A. wsrssommend Dr. Larrncnt 70 ,bs
aetsd Courier des Ets~ Una Dag Bsss, sssis Zsrsns.
&c.
DP COOPER ~ DUANE srRFEr NAY m COZ.
~ sued privately Diseases TIE victims NJ wr~r s~eA
confidence call him with The eerv 81 herr r~Ae~lv
q a-sf. Cas-xe-mnierste ", B--no fec an cured
NE. WATSON HAs FOR LONG SERIES OF YEARS
~ confined hs attention To certain diseases, in which Ne
reaei not less han twenty thousand cases without
of failure. The remedies mild without inter-
Con 10 business change ef iet Dr wtson IL mt
Attendance RON in the morning until a night At d. rosie
donce 20 Walker street. few doors OF BrosdwAf s
consulting senarl.e WI WATSON. ". ~.
Formerly Surgeon 10 nc Lock Hosp -.
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AN EDUCATED GENTLEMAN or AN ARIsTo-
"A cratic family wishes 70 make the acquaintance q ldy
with views 70 marmony Has property, and prefers
lady similarly situated, OBJ q widow
humbug; all communications strictly con6dcnaJ Address
Caridon. Union square Post oce for swsck s.AtnG
where an interview can be had.
AlATRfMONThI.-THE ADVERTISER, 81 WEARS oF'
Nl wishes 10 MAKE the acquaintance OF young iafy,
with 4 view marmony. tlood nature good lcsss and
enough 70 appreciate tindne- Gil that n requre<-
Address Kent q. zape, New York Post once.
NCATRIMONIAr.-A RESPECTABLE. SOLID NAV.
vi paive Of Germany IS years Of ADD m
Eocd business unaking yearly from $1,000 ~ co.
Profit wishes married Respectable good look
ing and hind hearted woman between the Of 70 md Il.
~ her right The advertiser esrnest-
ard humbug Anv respectable lady disposed 70 reply
nay address A. ~ r., box l0t Herald ofce.
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aAA.aSs As ACCTHs,N.

A I.gKRr II. NICOrAY,s AUCrlONEEH-wLLL Sell.
"A this day. Jaouary % at ls O'Clock The Merchants
RYsh.nge for account OF whom mas ooncers.-
6aUO La Crosse Nil Nanks ar ct construction booss
beLO Milwaukee Horizon hR. Ia. m. per cent bonds
600 Lake Erie, Wabash tLou's Mr. ID per cent Dos
SEQ estarn (ll) HR ls.m. per ce mt bonds
1900 New York New Bayen RR. lat m per cant pohaA
1000 sacramento City funded loan) % per cent oooas
800 Great estern IN RK. Is. NJ 10 per oeot ola
600 ssngsmmon Morgan RI ls m 10 PEE cen oo1as
a 90 Breckinridge Canr al Coal Certificates ~ W esch
beo New York Harlem hH. lat IN pee cen oonds
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MHDQcAK..
nI mn roRTurrp Asp ne crAasr I'm 4


&1 mn voRyRrkp AND 10 CHARGE uN.n
bI.UOO eursd.-D. HUBTUR ssres when rbe reaA
ment Of ober ply aans and al sA~ ransdtn IN M red
drop your only reliance ~ 6orseSh m e~vtsin
dseasss No. Division street. the nH phae psw we'll
Known cr The y~y many ex<Nsr6 ~ has pfrfo~n
ed vrheut do - hindranee fscr b~ra vtsn n other
remedies only drive Ne dssase hs bssd. 81 ony. This
rensiy on earth hat tees fry IN sers BsvA
OF handful stating Ut. HysAr has rsnovoL II vfAia
decep ton. The hat eountees1eu sosd nsd,ons
worse than thsf Medical sccAs ss1 savse sr~sh
nR CeRBrrr, 10 DUANE mRWT, NAY BIZ eoH.
IL suited privately diseassa Tho vesns ~ sry
can ea him with he cetaaty OF bong hopcrsbly keped
sce Dr. c.s Diploma from Nc View York Uufverdy IN hts
once
DR. RALPH's OFFICES, SO HOUSTON STREET,
IL near wooster.-Ai homo III 1, ard aler O'Clock
nR. WARDS UNFoRTUNATEs FRIEND rs Tgr NJ
~ plus ultra OF venerea medicines md but requires 70 be
Known 20 meet with universal appreciation snd 70 camp Dr.
By Offers reward Of o. o. 10 physician who arer
proper DEMONSTRATION diseases With equally
uniform celebrity. safety and ccapncss he He
either ale yates IN dav Those who doubt he
will them without charge Remember all 80 who have
eeen lingering for weeks and months drinking
mills that undermine the constitutions that by calling
Dr ward you may m few dsys feel "that Richard
himself again Price 81. once 50 Canal street, three
doors east Of Breaiwsy
nR RICORDs PR ACrICT-C. u. HAMMOND " o.,
this city Rcord 81 Paris who the FIRST living surgeon
for diseases Ac Of he sexual system. COnsN atens IN E
Nab and French o1ee hours hom 70 J. AMI romb po
W the evening.
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a ss1G yEI,-s SALE OF RICH JEwErRY BY ORDER
"A OF the supIeme court WI. IRVING, No Pine street.
vii thursday Jan 80 nj II o'clock 10 lois ol rich dia
monc 20 carrie brooches Ao., In suit Sale without
reservation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

a pCrIoN SALE or HANDSOME FURNITURE ALSO
n iwo horses. sleigh and cariage.-H = LhhoS anc
ovueer sell this oay, 81 the furniture 10 NE
dv Wing lis Clinton place Siyh avenue. consisting OF
yostve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

A ssysvEEs SAFE OrT1NG, STOCK, TOGETHER
"A with fixtures goo. vii OF business In drs rate To-
sanon handsomely ttcd up within the last year, at bar
us.p Apply to +. r. RANDOLPH ~ Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

TRAVELLMRt GUIDE.
TOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON, AND NORWICH
~ End Worcester Railroad-Ths seaFot6v steamer NJ.
sANFORD, Chas Sanford, ender will leave pier ~
North river foot OF Corenat street Thursday January " At
O'Clock r. NJ Freight forwarded BY railroad from New Lon
donto Boston. lowell Nashua worscrer Providence Hart
for d. and All Boston and Worcester Norwich
and Worcester Lowell and Nashua Hartford Prov dcuce and
Fshkin and Ntv ondon, Wim anc and Palmer railroads
"a further alton sppiy the oce pier n North river
r. aARrtN, Agent
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a UCrtON SALE OF EIFNANT FOUSEHULO FUHNI
a piarooie ao two ne horses carriage seghs
ana take place this day, jan 2 nj TO-
O'Clock Clinton place fith avenue The furn
tue comprising part can't rosewood pianoorte
slave In order and mshog parlor suits in
end hair cloth valuable mirrors and Oh painns
Rrusan marble ard china rnh chandeliers, velvet
ply carpets rosewood library and secre
tay centre pier and card tables Chamber furn
huc copsa mahogany bcdseads, wltS mar
ole Top .sn and wssssnds 10 match o,t sets
hs,r beds blankets quilts, &c Also, d.
usg room furniture china dinner and tea ssis ivory cutlery
uas~vare exierson tables kit ben utensils 30 Tne who'e
q u above order and VIII be perempto
IN so,d " the hi ghes. Bidder without reserve
~ ~ n. T. LEEDS, Auc,ionecr.
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Anew YCkK AND LIvsRPoOr UNITED srarss
~ mar steamship Atlantic uast Oliver slfrthe Tin
depart with tho oed states ais for Europe posW 'ey an
Saturday Jan 81 a, ~ o'clock from her berth a the fot
1Can1 street Tho BALTIC vim ssecesd TIE ANanuc AUD
sail Feb a. The OF this hne have improved water
tight buhheafs For eigh passage hlyiog 700 nnois
lions nailed for elegance and COMFORT Apply 70 EDWARD
X. COLLINS IS Var street -
Passengers requested 10 be on board o. II ochk
All letters pass through Post once; others VIII
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A UCTJON NOTICE.-TnOS BELL. AUCTIONEER-BY
BnIl PUSII-Extensive sale This dav at Oh O'Clock.
NJ The slesroom IL North Wlism street. vii! be sod vsr-
ey of frpiure paintings kc dry goods clothing. fancy
goods lewery splendid watches, clocks double guns, Nc
AT o'clock balance stock OF importer consisting OF hrst
class wines n1uos bottle and demlens; segars, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

(LATRvoYA HAYES. CLAIRvoyAvr
" healing physician Since Mrs.. Hsycs's clalrvoyast
powers have become free and ndepondent shc l. daily
giving persons nc spe, OF Tie al seeing and
spiritual powers Of The naxniuzcd brain Residence t76
Grand street. New York city. sssaetoa gyea in AL cases
or n charge made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

a UCrION EOrICF.-BALANCE OF STOCK OF HOUSE
n furnishing goods, horse, wagon, &c SAMUEL OS
GOOD A ca Anconeers store 81 Nassau street, will sell
OF Robert Bavis GA and 66 Broadway northeast
corner of I'D, t1s O'Clock A. M
All The goods remaining upsod well all goods bought
tTevhas sale and not led for Also horse,
harness. Terms OF SALE cash in bankable
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uCTIOy NOTICE. BOGART AUCTIONEER-BY $.
"A BOGARP-Ths dav. Thursday, Jan % at l0a O'Clock
at the auction Frankfort and Willis m streets
abes sale of cabinet and hout ebod furniture one large
hOp marble aud plain mshoga
ny marble tables aud shs apds lounges ma
bogany chairs oval mirrors feather beds oil paintings
carpets oiclotbs iron safe desks chests tea, &c &c
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Constable.
Ia n Jot ofp A.,
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uCTTON NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER,
"A sell this dav, at iol O'Clock at q Centre street
household furniture mirrors, bureaus bedseads
mattresses and mahogany chairs feather beds clocks
china cockery, and glass with other housekeeping
foods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

Alfred BRAGG, AUCrIONEER.-A. BRAGG & co
"A will sell az auction Friday Jan. y, at i01s O'Clock
A. 100 mems brcgans slightly damaged by water
e heeed and weted CATERS large assortment OF
shoes SC good and desirable stock, suit
ape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

TTENRy ". bEEDS \ co Will, SKILL, on THURS
day and Friday. January q and ~ a, 1875 o'clock each
al y Nassau eirvci-Coap- sale OF fancy
roods the store, vi Marble Hcbc and Hrus
rsn card receivers POmpc vseee, marble haskets pacr
w,nhta fountains Digs, groups and figures alabaser
IN bronze maj bic staiuary, sc. Also large w Of China
Vascs eerapy painted decorated nksands dgure
oooanes &C Bohc milan glass vases cut glass fruit
dsbes kc silver plated ware COnsstny OF sets urns
pi,ehefs aobcts cake baskets casters, az, with genera
sE nrtr mi OF other fancy articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

,,o ~ ~ York Consolidaed stage Co ............ IS
Terms this dsy and the balance before
O'clock The accrued lnares all the bonds will
DO charged the purchaser Next'regular sale Monday
January ~. ALBERT NICOLAY,
Auc,ioneer and Sanser No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

I.sERT II NlCULAY, AUCrIONEER, WILL SILL.
"A Ma regular semi weekly sale stocks Thursday,
January I'D at l2s O'Clock al The Merchants exchange 10
concern, so shares New YOrs Consolidated stage Co
rs Terms OF sale o0wsl0 per cent on the day
OF sale balance IN four equal payments 3. q, aod IL
months with interest at The rate OF cent apnuo
from day OF sale for approved the sk 10 be lett ~
security OF failure OF first payments tho stock
resold purchaser