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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
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STOCK and II o n DIS st AUCTION
= RAsn,s sEMI-wyBKLv sAtk.-ALssse 4 zoe.
LAY 20 s,.l THIS DAT. SEPT 2, st VI ssiect . Z.
sstSO EsrSsrn isasas RsGrosd ID Msrsas. % O..
t2ces low. cssy (w.) pss cent Bona. n
ss6oc Ee~.Yet Ens Rslrcsa psr cos. Booaa
sS % TER. :Iii c. AIa R.a;s. a. 70 PEI o'a ss
co. Ta % c'o:s. Ap.usss .s' RsIs SIse s..
Detroit as1 Ssss i. ss:s sss
..S Ss.. sts;"s City s.si iI s:ei 1:s .
e. shares Bsns OF North AGeries . 100 cora
Ss sbsres Corn EIehAnge Bsnk, siS eseA
20 .ha--s Leather Manifsei rsrs' Bank. 60 -soA.
4S5 .ksIcs Peopss'. Bank. Ss eseh.
20 .Ssrrs Union Bank, SO each.
10 shares Psrk Bank, &lo each
60 .l.rs. Importer. and Tnde,, BsD!. $50 sseh
no .hsres Butchers 4 Drovers Bark -, each.
Is .Ssrv. GSit.d s,s;ss Tru., comesny, tlS soa.
100 .ss.. Broad. a. s.1s 81 s... ..,h s,co.
isI share: hs-scs. 1,9,s, s.,t fisssSss = sseS H
100 share. Grocer. Rank. ss" es.s;
60 .hsr,. Fsrmers and Citizens Baak Of Loos i<nd eb
i sbs. Oil. Life Insurance aud rius,conPaay tie ss
81 .hsr,. Yirneb'. Insurance compsny 81. each
y share. Mrrtsntiis Yre Insurance conp.; 80 .seG
IS shares Home Fire Insurance Company. eS.ea
s. sSsre. Continents. Fire Insurance compsay sle .ss
5.: William :Ss,sh c.y I1.s'ses, cS%p;s ss.s
:S:: h@1pS h.5an rs isun.ns co@p.sy
~ shares Phe1ls Fir Insurance Ceupsny eSs.eh;
:S:Is: S:s: sss.i.is s Pro iS.urssee co%p.sy
IS shsres Lamar Prr Insurance Compssy' eiS esen.
"a .hares Hope Fne Insurance Compsoy go each
20 .hsrrs irving Firr Insurance Company 4.s each
"a h,y.s Nations \ Fire Ins Co of New Jersey 80 escA
oo .b,.. (,r,at Western Manns insance Co. ~ e&s
- shs,e. Amrr,c an Express Company, cleo each.
60 sIs.. New Jersey Railroad and Trans Co - essd
50 shares Island City bshk - sssa .,n.L
1900 shares southern Pschc hahon ecI,H ~s,,s
100 shares New lork and hichn,oha Va - 80 "'
ios .b,I,, " .b-sh Navigation Company, a. each
-cc1 .h.I., Melville Cole Con psnY, 80 5eseh
eq1D Atlantic Mutual Insurance Scr1p OF 1859
Sso sun Mutusl insurance Scrip q ieN
SIo I'uiou Mutusl Insurance Scrip Of ies,
TSpxs oy this day. snd tho bsssacs "
g.. o,cIoek 10 morrow The sceued iatrrvs S -
Ronss viii BE- charged 70 the purchaser .
No checks in payment for Securities rnes csfel
sn.risl sale on WEDNESDAY, sePteme~
E.xt R-sular Sale on THURSDAY. oetober
Res,sr Auction Sses Bonds and ohef secuass
sys,y MONDAY and THURSDAY, at ~ ocloct the Net
ehslts' E.ehaIs Also spss Sales Of the same say
s,oet. and bonds Bought sad Sid ct private ss i tss
in,~ryss SLOWED on ali MOssys deposited Tfs nd R,
iends Collected . -
ALBERT H. NICOLAY Stock Aucticnscf and Bsnlss
~No---'- = n. a Rroaist. NexYaxk.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SfRTEMBER q. 1855!

Tc LET-Tte ROOMS nev cocured b u
NevYoca CI. arms Houss btns the entire scouud sso.v
u Nc e BosvaJ eKndinS from Broadway 1865 f< desH 70
lies fte. vide hshed from. snd re,E .sd By l.s' E
ne,. dsy sfer IL O'Clock m. Of GEORGE D. LYMAN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Daneing Ara6emles.
A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No. sos BROADWAY. NEW-YORK,

No. ISL MONTAGUE PLACE, BROOkLIN
Classes will First West In October immediately
sfter MIR. Dodvorths return from Europe.
Mr. DODWORTH would take occsson 10 say that be has
long felt the necessity Of introducing system Of instruction
for the the pupils BY which the exercise Of Dsn
ing would be Of benefit physically and useful In the
development Of graceful movement than has been Of LATE
yesrs The facility with which the Polka and similar dances Of
The present time acqued has induced many to neglect
exercises that formerly indispensable To that
c Of the msy b. attributed the appearance q
many roundshoudered misses In the present
ton They sent to school, and allowed 70 soop thr
desks without intermediate exercise until the growing frame
assumes position in which has long been restrained
they then teacher Of dancing WIKI the expectaa
that learning the Poa Schottch and few other dances
be remeded and they would ct become pacu
women Surely these thnSs should be better understood
Were children sent to dancing early in fe at intervals during
their ude and the teacher allowed to exercise them
M such and 10 such dances In addition 10 the fashion
able would add to the figure walk and every
movement then something would be gained consistent With ths
e object this valuable accomplishment Anxious to restore
the art ito former usefulness Mr. Dowoth nstrueted hs
classes that scknowedsed graceful study the Minust De 10
Cour dances Of similar useanss The evedent so
cess Of in m effect the pupils encouraged hin
10 give more affection to Dancing connected with Gales
thepcs and his present tour through Germany France
and Great Britain will be his business to cali upon the most
teachers and consult with them In regard 20 the best
methods of accomplishing these desirable results he hopes
eerefre to gain information WILL In addition TO ms
own experience enable him TO present TO bis pupils sys.
Nat viii not only them dance the Polka but wiz improve
their figure walk and In fact have sAstay enest
upop every movement In life.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

ALBrsT H. NIeoLAy, Au;tioueer
pECIAL STOCK SALES
- AT AUCTION.
.he earnest solicitation Of parties. bee leave 70 y
form nv friends And III. pubic fully pssd b. hold
SPECIAL AUCTION SALES
STOCKS. BONDS AND OTHER sEcUMriEs
EVERY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
In addition 20 nv regular semi weekly sses, on
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS,
Al Ioi o'clock AZ the Merchants Exchsnsr that sSss
securities be made daily desired. and receive shOrossa
P"'' ALBERT IT. NiCOLAY,
Stock Awctioneer and Bsnkes.
No. 4 BryeA-A
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
A. n MElwrx, Auctioneef.
DY BANGS, BROTHER e. CO.-Trade Sase
il No Is PArk

XyALUABLE FARM at PUBLIC AUCTION.
The subscriber having determined 10 settle IN the
v dispose of his Farm containing 400 OF choice Land
ssusef in the Town Of EAST FlSHkILL, where he "a.
lpg resided within mile Of Hopewe Chnrcn soos,
cse hours from the Hudson River Railroad DeRet o.
Ess. burah and miles fom Fshkl VILLAGE well wst
cred and suitably divided into arabic meadow and wood land
pesanky situated In Of the finest and heahe" sections
Of Drtchess County. .,
Tie Lend very fertile In high state Of cultivation ana
snks among the best in he sospsy II wei feneea sha
vea stocked with the choicest Fruits . -,
On the premises commodious hsnson, with most OF toe
modern improvements, delxhty situated and hsyns eom
nnndin ysw of whole Farm, aud surrounded VITA
ine Shade Tees There also two good Tsnsnt Houses and
a nese sssIy out buildings al in good repair:
The FsIm will be divided desired and II not previously
disposed Of viii be sold public AUCTION on WEDNESDAY
nh Of Ocsobsr next at II ocloek on the premises
Title snd possession aiven the let Of Decem
bee on earlier II desired SALE POSITIVE
kpy further nformat may be had of TUNlS BklNkEk
HOTF, ssq, Poushkeepsie; THEODORE POLHhMUs, ~.
Of Broad o0d Beave OF the subscriber on the
prcmisssL
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Past Fishkill Sept. 10, 1857. I. }. VAN WYNN.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Goal. Sc.

DITT6T0N COAL foe MANUFAClukiNo.
= s1sA1 sad DOMESTIC rpsr0sfs ~ s.s ss,,-s CO.
Tbs pernsy vsnis Cce Ccnpsay DO fsr.s -
ueei, q Pns:en ooe Nee fors ., sss ea'-''s y's~
L7Up. e4n pr tun Of sDp
ksssss. e<6e esf tss u asa .
9rs,.. - 4G per ton sf 7sSe
Easss. - IS peS tss Of ~ ..
Ex, e<w pss tan ef effR@..s
Cbe~incr. o. q p9 tvs - ~
Pea % u psr tsn Of 80 =. ..~.AA
<,sr 4 tss,~cdss. d. a ~ Cor>s~As. Ne ~ ss$
W. '~oSs "e~ GRO q. aevY sssssssG
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Jdes bp AMti0x.
AI.s.sr n. tlcotsv, AacasseN ,upp

Ala,sy H. EtooIAv AuooseeN -,vx,,,
a UCTIOE HOTICB--PEREMPTOR oME&. *.
-. - sF s;ibiSd rs r. ':s.: :.. ScisS S.s
s.po sld k,o~a Property 81 Ch.dss kne .,s.s
~ Pi.s%t' Lon 5,ss s:; :.''" :s ;,.ss A soa.
toe uems, by eras. Of As,ss% tresn.s sas .siea Ga
ie.. ;. Ss bda.t large oo,Ac Css'... ,a .;ss
:'i : ssi I; .i Lot st '.ps S.s n p.ts .Ss % p.:
sns.r al New Brlbtoh- STATE. Isisnd ie the G tams
| a e a Il. and
Vie Ferses The propry na..e or ssn al ~.
N.rro~s The Cottage bu in the most saosssatial msenet
Win modern nProycmee'' with 'tesn r9ous sSHs. o.
The properly very desirable. end we! ~orthy ssensOo.
shoad storm Tu.sd.y Sept g. The sale WI not sss Pse
se se.' se':p :ppy ,s'iS to ALBERT SicoEkY
AUG Ion NOTI E.
"A sFSfIfI %iEhTaa satN 4oPFlSs PF %treahS' ca.
WILL ssEs ri: q .,si.!s 5TSsSss {: s:s.; Sept I"
continuation Of their semi annual sale Of Gold and shye
ws,sasi .ssD,sis, O r.. v.ey o evs description
stock from the most celebrated English and sw", msIs
.ct.re, being probably the t Offering O' 'n'''
TIE particular attention Of s cash buyers is invited 20 'n
attractive sale.
ON THE H;si SANE DAY,
A very Arge and desirable assortment OF
80 be sold tor cash.
CesaIogues on morning Of sale.
D,SIyI q HoucH Auctioncer-Ohice No. IS Beekmsn st.
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
n 6r.,. class HOUSEHOLD FUREIrURE, ROSEWOOD
D. s. HOCGH viii sell at auction TOMORROW. Tuesday
sept q lo O'Clock the entire contents o. the ss
9th AZ embracrs large quantity Of rich rosewood aud ma
hosny Paor Chamber and Dining Room Good. OF the very
oin Elegant mahogany Dining Table IS feet Buffet and
Chairs mach rich Chss Dinner and Tea Sets SILVER ser
Ware Csrpets solid rosewood Suits Center ana
Pier Tables Svres other China Vases and elegant Deeor,
tous; Pior and Oval Glasses bronze Gas Fixtures OH Pant
uys FDsrsvDgs; rosewood Pianos elsgsnty
carved rosewood Bedesd Bureaus and Ws.hstsnds hns
b,r Mattresses and Bedding Sofas. Chairs, bookcsses
Lounges &c. together with multitude Of other articles 700
numerous mention. Sale positive and PosPonemen-
Catalogues o morning Of sale
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES -
No. 50 West l4th.st-; New;Yors

nE KRE O's UANCINIf ACADENIEo.--
No. 50 West l4th-st., New York.
No l22 Clinton-st Brooklyn ...
Nine. DUBREUL FERRERO aud EDWARD FEhkEho
e,p@ctuly ANNOUNCE that will their Academies on
NJ 1l-ng dsy.; New. York on the l0th Of October and
Bpoklyn on the 18th OF October. at 81 p m.
The klowins Dances In vogue on the Continen
i h ntyoduesd duriux the first Ouaer: LES LAScIERs La
HoscRsIsE LEcoRsAIsE, ZULMA IORiExTAL and the MIN
uTT DE LA CouR. Genten-n's Evening Glass Commencing
Oct IA NJ B-Pups an Join any time-the Quarter COM
neneina day Of entry Circulars ct the Acsdemies
NV WHALE and DAUGHTERS DANCING
w CLASSES viii commence at Nos 50 and % ota.sv
New York. TUESDAY Oct. ls and ct Gothic haii no.
nsculsr see circulars had above Private Lessons
aiysn q. No. 66 6th-sv., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

Bass DsrAarsssr, ALsAsY. Oct -, tsS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70 the
IN statute In such made and pvoyide6 ell the
isns notes issued 20 g. GILBEiir individual bsstes
(DROVEky BANK or 81. LAWRENCE COUNTY, OF
dsnJturys. and late DRoyERS BANK OF CArrAkAu0C!
COUNTY mast Be sert 70 The Office u tho sapnendsss
the BANKING Depernen, Of the State of kewYork fm 30
ment within two yesrs from The ds,s hereof the n d<
posted fo tho redemption Of the circulating issed sos
ssid banker VIII be given up. n SCHOONMAkEk
o2 2lAw2yM sspesipssadsak
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

MATTEAWAN NSTEAM-ENGINES,M MACHIN.
wi IsTy TOOLS and Cotton, Weolen and ell kinds
NACHINERY and CASTINGS, st No. 81 Couriandtst
WOODWORTH planners SatMATTEAWAN, at
w X. Y. and No. 81 Courtlandt ST. New. Yot
SAMUEL B. SCHENCK-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Gopartnersbip Notifies.


w -Ntu.YOsk. SEPT. D. ia57.
TIE Ccrsrnsr.aip existing under the nsms scd
hrm of WySLEY kOwALskt. 10 this dav disso.vea BE-
o.asl AL tee otstadss bassoss cf the Cru sG
oe .~ted be G. kowALskI % aaho-se1 20 ssn sh<
ua.U- Il the srn n ulaie wkSLFY
(srn.d. {. EOWALskL
C. KONAIKl VII eo1tnue til e,os sod Gsasnxe Con.
u,i,sios Btsl-.s n No " Williams
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

EXTATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIES for SALE and 70 LET, at Mstteswan, N. Y.
sours from NewYork Inquire at No g. Coarandth, or
BIB. SCHEHCK, Agent. Ms,teawsn, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
fanS Warrants.

AND RANTS WANTED Db,
TAYLOR BROTHERS, sAHksRs
No ~ vALL-Sx, HRw-Yokk.
-. ~ spog ss,s pcopysy NxsCss svs., ~ ksnA-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

III
steady man who thoroughly understands the Lobbying
-. Iyxiu n.v = 10 iO u+r week Apply sddrcss
w. ii WHEATLEy Dyer.
No ~ JeHorsonst, GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

GEO. C. ANTHON's CLASSICAL FRENCH
II and ENGLISH SCHOOL. No g72 Broadway, corne. Of
ih.st reopeI Sept Six Assistant Teachers and Tescher
Of 0Jmnascs Lessons a. far possible taught IN Schoo
Croulsrs be had .. the School, No. E ID and at
Rsndolpb's Bookstore. No 6S9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

EOR SALE.-Will be sold at sacriGce, three.
story andbs,ement HOUSE with ten feet Of Land
ing. 44tbst between 9Th and lcthsvs south sde The
House and h built in the best with q. se mod
mprovrments Inquire the premises or OF '" McDEk
MOT, No. NassAust
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN, N. y
seec, Boarding. School for BoynThe Thirty eighth Semi
Annual Session will commence on WEDNESDAY, November
= ''''' DAVID 8. ROWE, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

GEO. s. PARKER and JOHN MCMULLEN's
" CLASSICAL. FRENCH. ENGLISH and PRIMAHY
SCHOOL No. al2 Broadway entrance in Zsts- The new
term begins September Pupil. are prepared for college OF
under The are Of female teacher The open to
iii depsrtments Circulars may be obtained the school rooms
and at bookstores Of l. lockwood scn T. CTowen ana
c. g. franciI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Real 0state for Sale.

DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
II FOR SALE One Of the plesssntea villages aess New
Ycrt STANFORD Conn. Ose q its pessastsst rssdsnoes
sale b. the widow Of the late proprietor who bait tae
and stable and stocked The garden AID adorned two .,es
of ground regardless Of Of IL will be sotd for
below cost The house. though the hill east Of me village
furnished with and enbowered In SHADE s1i fowen IL
has smr and veil furnished par. Of the furniture
be had With the house and possession 5000 desired
Han Of the rsnn rnrtssSs
Address Mrs. CLARIssA SHARP Stamford, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

TNEACHER.-WANIED in Boarding School,
youps Lady AZ Teacher Of the English branches and Latin
None need sppy but those thoroughly educated Asdre
AUGUSTA. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Hlatbinerp, Sc

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-1l0 l.
~ LOOMS with the preparation Machinery nush OF u
nearly IBqure at 50 Couandt st OF g. b. sCh&NCk
EOR SALE CHEAP-An IRON LARD PRESS,
Il but little used. Wsusls Patent and make. Applyto
G. ii. MEOAY,
No. 5i2 Washington St
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LUNDI lslo F~EvRIER,lss

Z IA tFtiFtS a. NJ ~
Tn certain moroccan dc terre, slime en- eette Paroisse,
4 auatr. cent .oixaute pIeas lie la Issee. mesurant
cent Il natre- vIngt treize p:eiS de iargeur. par une pro
fondeur De eent qua re vlagt Gina pieds. borne en- bas
.t en- arrier par terre de James Il. leyali, EN- haut par
-crrp do James f. Esyall ct ceiie de Richard Markham
et en- avant par tefEs CT anres decrite asee les hatiAses
ct au1etorati"ns qui sy tFnurent-
-ine. Inc azure lot lie terre AUST situe dams cette
Paraisse. rnesurant c.ag aan.e deux pieds de larssur
au tIlemin putiSr, avec la profodd.nr ee quartre cent
cinqrante ENG gie,t$ borne en- haut par terre de Ste
oh leu Winter st ci-apres decrites, en- bas par nhe lar
grtlrie dc terrc dc guinze ptet- de larFeur, rprart-
naEt au lot al d-sSus cecriteS, avec les batisses ct
ana-lioratIons mi : y trouv.nt.
2ule n autre lot de terre sltus In eette parais<e,
mcs,rau. soisant Auit pied de largeur. au tneInin
Public avee Ia profondeur de quatr. cent rlnqaaHt
@rux pisda, aIFese lie Lot du Centre, ttFne en- fant
par terre de stephen Wintar 81 ea-eprts decrite pal lie
lmc lot ci dessun aecrit, ct en- arrier par lie premier
ci. .iessus decrit. svec les bAtisss. 1t aiue!iorations qui
sy tFouvent.
4ne ct ut autrs lot de te. re aurri sisue en- cette Pa
rni>-s, l,eSulan soixsaute lieds do iareeur, par trois
csut auAtre- yingt sept pieds de pro,ondeur, borne 81
haut Iar H. lot de William Markham. en- has par le
irotsienne gu lot lu Centre ct en- arrler por he pre-
mi+r lot ci-dessup decrit ayec les batisses Ut anaeiiora-
tons qui sy truvent.
Tn lot DE- mcphies etc
Coalition de Ia ycute.
IL mobi!ier -2Ta venau pour at compliant les lots
lie t.rre et l-S batis-es se.ont venaus, un u comp
taut, ct deux autre tiers payable cigun ct deux ans
du Jour de ID vrnte.
Les acGuereurs fcurniront ieurs tslets endossds q
Ia satisfaction de Ia Tu,rice, portant HUT pour cent
pa,ahi" a ratice In Rccardeur de cette paroisse, aSec
hy pothrlue Speciaie ct confession de iagrnnent re;eau
iusqu 'au uaimsnt plein ct final. Nv. Pofk,
,,upst Baton kouso- Janyier 10 1887. Shsril,
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GENTS CT FTH-EG
LACK and colored Cloth Dress and Frock
Coats. Pilot Cloth Overcoats,
Real frenes. ialtors.
CItakE. Tair1a4 and Fnenoa.
EnSIuaSs Suits 10 match all styles,
Pan,alnens. black and fancy cashmere d..
Fancy Satinet 10
4e>ts. silk, Eclret-iu ali colors
Also in Satin and SIX ~ rFsFy description
Tafey garment, 10 Meriun and ttanHnI
All Iiunen and l. b. Shirts with btsfop and
Byron collars
Silk and satin crasats
Hall hose aud Gloves
Hats of every description at
]. SIMON l. 60.
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klAi DE- la LOUISIANA.
PaTOisse d'Oaest Baton Rouge,

+. u. Brooks Us. rjysss Broussard. No. a2o.
La v.r.u 4 IN oftire De 4 "a. dams T.aTairH ci dns-
IL sus, ga date du - Sospnbr4 1855. rar Ia furr DO
no. + MctaI de II Pareisse i Ext Eatou Rouge. il So
4 etfert tn vente ~publ4ae aa plus ctfrant TT aeraier
enchefrissear q Ia nl4js0n dc Lour lie cette Faroisee
Samdi lie 7me jour de Fevritr 1851, a Il heures
\. II, -tt2at iea drui:S 1T iuterets du a.fendeur tiy-e
hr"a ssard daEz Ii succession De son psre dominique
nroas,Ira DEF. DE-.
Condition dc Ia y.nte-a douze mos de credit. Ia
quereur!stEa fouriir son hon on obligation ayec secr-
'ite ppftautiutsret. Il raison de-puGf cent laraLsde
date !usiu'u ia rarfa,t pay rient-
NM. NurrE
Deputy Sheriff
Quest Baton Rorge, Jan. le !. 1851.
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STAPLES AND DONEsTICS-
ENGLISH, French, and American plrnts,
IL SArinets and Intras.
Jeans and Fr"ncu catttaa1cs,
Ian*eY.. FianneIs. red white 1 h}ue printed,
Fdnacts. bh.achsd and unhl%ach"a can'ra do
Steet.u2 do 10 l0ta, H. ia,
- Blankets Of all sizes,
NnoI.n i,amasks for curtains, all eolHrs,
Curtain c~a!teDcs, plain h1G and bite,
- We .an prove to the community that cur pr
re a@ low, II not lo~er. than any store In to.n.
az facilities Ia parch.ong cannot h. surpassed.
). SINO% &CD~
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UNITED STATES MAIL
,ast and Bayou Sara Packets,
e. n. .IR. AND lilTOL

If fine passenger staeTuer, g -. Junior kf"ENt
~. master. wiIl leave New Orleans every Sunday
A. Nsduaai lay mornings AT 9 o'clock, An
/ CAPITOL, J. II UEE. master, leaves New Or
leans on Friday al 8 o clock. A. N, and on Monday at
P. ",
1--we raron sara every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday
nd Saturday.
sGgxE-a Gordon. .Ir.: J. A.. Br landry:
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rrnrJta,e, Hardware !:

Having removed to the stand formerly occupied
by Joshua Bea!, and having received large acccs'ions
to MY stock, t would solicit persons in want OF Hard
ware, Wood and Willow ware, House Furnishing, Nc,
to give lnc q call before purchasing elsewhere.
fns NoSTAS l. HrGCEf Canrehre"s 81
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
PARO1SsE DOUEST BATON ROUGE
GoUR d sIxiEAE DISTRICT.

hsns ~la1air" he Ia Succession de ysesin Comeau,
decds-Nc. 5i4.
TTt\ht gu. z"rbine Dupuy a enregi4tre IN
\ Iabieau provisional II compte de- son aiu,.uis
ration dr Il su~dii. Succession.
Avs esi par les presentes d"ure que toute oppos..
non Legal" : fh"1reloSatjon du dit Iahleau ct cornpts
'i"ti ctr" fat;" cans 10 Bureau du Gfefher DE- la dita
narot~s" dams ~lrspaco Dc trente iours apres Ia pre-
mier rubi!sa Iron te eetta notIe..
!" r fHAsExgus, Grefaer.
bureau d. Greifer. II ianyirr. 1851.
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Same.Ii, Fevricr lie 7, 1857,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish aT West BATON Rouge.

SAITH JrptGlst t,issRIc1 .org.
II. Nottingham W. 70. 1926, Frame 4 Woods,
10y YIf@TtE nj two wr7ts of Is. IA, to me directed il
Dan above es.tltlra suits tine tIfat above stated 81
HaIe the List AMI the other the zSth fag If October
1856. from the Cth iistriat Court il aud Tor ssid par
uA Ind -tait. REIl BE- Offered ion sale Al pubic auction.
to tre last AMI highest bidder, Oh the II, misses If TIN,
ptriett on
saturday the 7th, day of February 1857.
atII u c!9es 4. VI. al lire right t,tle and interest ol
Ih" defendant, Frame 4. Woods, IN and "a d certain
tract ct land e-tatilst"G ar ii >ugar Plantation, stu
a.-i IA tui. parish aud measuring four ~nrp"nts IL
from .n the Mississippi River ~ a 'l"ith Of asrty 1T
peuts t"hinl. bounded above ny ta,rts nov oT hereto
fore belonging 70 jerome liehert and below by ia5tds
Of Jean j,ulrei. together VIII, all The haiidiug am! I'M.
FF"vemcnts thereon and aiIartenanees thertauto be-
longing.
>~kcU<r~-Ana also The following slaves attached h
and rh4tiuyed IN the cultivation ~ sati plantation.
yz Mar 4 n-sres-. aged 80 years. Mary Anna ns
yrrss. aged II iji! II negro Ag.t ~. Mike a negro
aged 10 Mliiy 8 aegresz. aged II Eti2a a uegr.zs,
aged ~ Anierson Il negro, aged ~; deszv a f-AIs,o
aged 20; francois . neErr, aged Is Little Mar =
uDgre~-. aged u Alfred . negro, atr1 IL, Little Joe
il negro aged IL Yellow MARY aged 81 Little john
a negro aged u Lydia a nrEfr>s, age! IL Jack !"
Negro. aged II Nathan Il negro. aged II. Ellen o ne
."ess aged IS: Rsciieal = .e.f,sa A.edal. johnny A ne
gao, aged :.
To- pay and satisfy sad wrt's e execution
Term. of a.ie--en a credit Of twelve ilnntns pur-
chassrs 10 furnish bond with g44"i approved security
bearing eight per cent interest from its date until palI
mortgage retained upon the property sold
hM. WHITE, nS.,
N4sf r. tim Rouge Jan. IGth. 1857,
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IIoRTAiifT AAUNG ~tt1itfI.E Chill RF.N -
VI Il j. estimated that IN the %oHtherp >tat"s.
NOR ~il}lir"4 1r" carried ~ hv aHrIa-. and IL" lis
casts Arising rom them. than rs all other ~fHaENt.r-
combined fi-t EiprtEHt examinations ri the Young
too frequently reveal tMr terrthlt raTA-a- ot tE.-e iH-
-iauo.ts e8ri1jaN Q; h~e4it;, aua life. It -. thefetorr-
only aa art "a rorHnotl rHiiianth FoP} 10 rcc"E1Iue nd.
s!Ia all -arl"~EEes-. & PREPARATION like Nin"r stan
allan l"rni;u2e, which has proved In many thou
sands ~ ra>es. an immediate. safe aud radical cure
far every kind IT ya~utcullr ai-@ases.
&c 5# particular aud ren,edl:rsr tue name . Win
or : Canadian FeEmitnse, This IS the only article
that csn !se depended On. Remember this,
For SALE, wholesale. and retail, IN Veg Gri+ ans, by
: WRIGHT = GO. S'ls frnrr.et"rs.
II ant I5l Ctas tree Street
soliin Baton Rouge bg all to- Druggists.
lga } lind.