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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13

CoRnEsroSDENcE.-Wes solicit voluntary COM
mmnicctionS from all parts of the country upon
matters of interest. 0 : Item. of Ne~s, in par
ticular, will be thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13

~ The sea serpent has turned up, this
spring, on the St. Lawrence, in the vicinity
of Brockport. He has been seen to raise his
body six feet out of water, and once pursued
boat almost TO- the shore. Query Are
there any good hotels in that locality?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13

GETTING Ills DlSEEls-Fugi,t. the ruffiau
who Killed and scalpcd MIR. Hopper. the broth
cr-in-law of Rev. Mr.. Mute. has been arrested
and placed in jail at l.ecompton for trial. lie
is one of the bloodest of the ru.lians who
were last year let loose upon the Territory,
and at one time marched triumphantly
through the streets of Lcaycnworth with four
sc;lps Of Free State men swinging from a
pole. His associate rutllanS, the government
office holders. attempted to get him released
on bail, but Judge Lccomptc did not dare
CRAFTY them, although evidently disposed to
do it. He is confined in the same black hole
once occupied and graphically described by
Mr.. Mute.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13
PROSPECTS OF CHEAP Src.p-U,e.

PROSPECTS OF CHEAP SuGAR.-tInsortu.
nately tor husekeepers, there are no Bears in
the Sugar Market, all the operators in sac
c q If productions happen to be Bulls. and
Bulls too, OF roaring and rampant charac-
ter by a concerted movement. they have
contrlved to get up corner" in one 9th.
necessaries of life. and they are irving to keen,
it up. Nobody is disposed to use :. sbor,
in Sugar, and SO the price keeps IN. Ru,
the prospects for full crop, we are mos, b,nE
py to state, are highly encouraging. The
high prices which have ruled the mast two
years have stimulated production. while they
have caused diminution of CONSUMPTION.
and the natural consequences are, increasinr
stocks and tendency to lower prices. Tbe
crop OF Louisiana promises TO be four times
greater than it was last year, and the Weld
of Maple Sugar has been much larger Than
was ever before known. All these causes
combined. will have the desired effect Of
bringing down the price of this commodity.
and those who have made fortunes in it, will
have WIDE margin to fall back upon when
the decline takes place.-N. J. Times.
BETS on TIE CoNET-The Urbana (Ik.,
Constitution offers the following bets. Such
an exhibition of confidence is calculated to
dispel any alarm which may have been felt
on the subject of an apprehended collision -
LIST. We will wager $4,000, more or less,
that if the comet offers to strike, We will
dodge before it does it; in other words, th;a
it can't be brought to the scratch.
I'd. 4 like sum that if it does strike, it will
be knocked higher nor kite.
Sd. Twenty-Five times the above amounts.
that in case the comet strikes. it won't bulge
the earth six inches by actual measurement.
4th. A like amount, that after the comet
strikes, its tail drops.
9TH An optional sum, that the earth car.
knock the comet further than the comet car
knock the earth. nine times out of eleven.
9th. That after the comet gets through
striking the earth, it will never want to strike
ANYBODY else.
These propositions are intended to cover
the case of any gentleman on this globe, or
on the comet. or elsewhere.
All wagers to be decided by the Judges of
the Supreme Court.
Money to be deposited in the Banks of
Newfoundland.
Time of striking and other arrangements
to he fixed by the parties
Applicants for bets have a right to select
any comet they choose.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-13
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AGEltIITUEAI. The wheat and cotton
crops OF the nted States promise to be large.
The surface planted to both is larger than ev-
or before. \ late number of the Chicago
Journal says -" The game of the short crop
croakcr> is being ta>, played out. The local
press throughout Illinois and the nciyhboriny
States. is giving quite difrrcn, color to the
picture" y gentleman who has tru> clci
over Ohio. Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky.
says there will be Il larger crop of wheat the
comm. harvest than ever before.
The importation of fruit trees ard seeds
this Spring is estimated to be at least 80 per
cent in advance Of any former season. The
demand for Young trees has. owing to hard
winters and the rapid development of the
country. greatly exceeded the supply. Trees
are imported chiefly from England. Scotland
and France. iii bales and cases. and seeds are
in,oiccd 10y the ton. At The same time. the
expectation of trees. such as cvcr-grccns and
forest trees, is increasing very fast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

dent pretence Of right 10 dpense with he existing law Of
nations and 70 make NV 70 sun thef 0Wn peSpoeesY
p which no Eurepeaa Power that sbls 70 reses VIII ~
all acquesoe. fNft l..
Tho London Times OF 18th Of juno saysThe lsct tnas
re fl 600 be paid Denmark in redemption OF NE
sod dues will have 20 be RENTED In specie or s e9ui
yaiens, turing the next three four months must
new eenent Of disturbance in the money market inc
extent and asraoa of III influence will in degree de-
pend ON The ase which the money 70 Do put ~ ne
Danish government.
IN g. Petersburg thy are going al length % exers
themselves 10 Improve tbe Of tho town. as the own
built upon piles rarnmed ro marshy soil, the build
ings that have been based tho artificial foundation Suf
fer very much from damp rising up IA walls.
portion of troops of the Russian quad to be eu
p'oyed in tho works OF the Petersburg Warsaw line OF
railway.
The facilities for obtaining Russ passports and pers-
sion travel abroad that have been introduced of late By
the government see m to have had good effect. Tho
total number OF passports issued this spring Ii said 10
amount to 60 600. If tho real number IN any way ap-
proach this the revenue a. any rate will not have suffer
ed nom the reduction Of the price or that document 70
roubles Formerly It sometimes amounted 70 500 The
numerous class of travellers appears 70 be young
military men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

CNIREwORKs.-
u Qrst preuniums IN ,os United STATES
hASn!h-ent colored and brilliant
E1hhii9nsJ Are vcFks
Now Ieady with progfc ,nmes, 81 N
CRIoINAL UNITED STATES LaBUSATORY.
Once. 1872 Washington STREET. jersey CITY.
IooraLory set second block n he ferry.
ISAAC EDGE, Sr, Pyro.ecspie.-
Kew York city depot a. s3 Liberty stsge,.
every description OF sales for he isrse-
Criers add fess,d GLENN PUTNAM Egent, 81 I5barY
vSrtsS York, VII With prompt abortion
FOURTH or july.
TLYlgs BAIooNsl FLYING BAfoo.aH
Persian 5sioonsW
METEpIE, PONCEr &PsRARD, mlnutansarera OF lying
balloons generators and varnahes used In tho
nusactIrng NJ the same
Clce "a Cedar street, G.st door.
Laborao 20 Croaby street
Norcr We beg Hose of customers who have ordered
balloons delivery the ht I'd and 81 OF July
for them convenient have made
rRngsmens eIpeds heir delivery. by doing hey VII
avoid dsspt ontm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

UNDas's yrssT PREMIUM COLoRED AND BRuLIAHx
Laboratory, North Point
Jersey city, n. J.
rdsru the above should addressed 10 J. u.
L. 0E Jr,, Jersey City, or 70 ..x -.
THOs. DUHRIN. Agent
No 10 Maiden LADe n. ".
semyss ,Jhson pieces also variety OF es
suited saessucb
does, rockets. cardes, &o ac, Ac., may he found.
Goods delivered part OF the city, or 70 NJ ne yi
road steamboat stations. free Of expense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

OCNPLFT. .assORrzfE1T or FIRST PREMIUM
"A hrewcyss Of les @. Edges utaesure, wsrrrnt-
gt quatY OF woSAnlapfnp and material comprising TX
description Of exhibition and sale 1T their III
Washington street. OF Barclay Dealers and town COM
supplied the lowest prices Orders onond Do Ad-
dressed 70 BAKEh, JHREh1AH 90, G2 Wsshinxtoa
sf-e Hpuv Work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

IA FIREWORKS,
For families town exhibitions,
Wholesale and retail, at laboratory prices.
Also, boys canyons, pie ola, powder and caps.
ALFREH WOODHAh,
Sporsms1's depot,
ibD FnfOn stree
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NA@N<N-
I776.

ET1r5WGzaKgs
l776. TISHw1 @!ssiss.a uas. %
Is DiviG5On nLr0o6
Ihe uEdesyned having reoefved entire seceh "a
drwe OF tho latest deecrp and Of he best qualify ID
hs hesitation saying that for ber oty OF colo sed aE
nitcence etyie they stand unfivast anng pyfoteuhu
manufactures &c therefore respectfully Invites Dealers n
tho above ARTICLES veil the public GENERALLY % e.u snd
exsiDs hiA varied exgave stock b1iore pcGaAAnR
elsewhere feeling ccnhdent Thai he oar such Inducements
be he'd any chsr bneBe In the city.
ORR. 9OETA
lb Division yYx1t
sguuyNI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

Il A. LILIIgNDAuI5
Us EIClIsIoR uRIvoRKs.
JOIJAKY TIERS,
Sole Ayens,
a N.ldrs igno and 100 William street, corner Of Spruce,
New York
LAT. wou'a the attention 81 the irsfe shef well
crackers, torpedoes, rockets Roman
whcolB al bnds exhibition pieces, and al articles
sIge email required 70 make fun asscrtruor. fR loo
sing retailing
Quality guaranteed, At rices ooyond competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

The Noni>lr Aloren Publishes the rosu of Tho census
OF the European population effected in The colony towards
the end Of last year Comparing the numbers with ihoee
OF 1884, tho increase IN fond 10 have been about 1900
persons each year, ~ thai period tho whole European
population in Algeria wAs i3i SIS, whereas psesentm rs
lef,e $40.
the san Of April last year for Great Britain was as eoi,
bx2, ard for Ireland 81 ,2s3,pSd.
specia meeting was lately held 10 Ioncon Of the Aus
Sasn sS c nans n.y.
transferring the property 10 new company, 70 be formed
under limited liability, was not entertained.
Great interest excited in Europe by PROCEEDED expo
diton from Chill 70 RIO Negro, In Patagonia Its object
win DO TO examine whether through tbh river Juno.
ton between me Pacific and Atlantic feasible, 20
81 ne ne
500 pesos towards De expense Of the expedition, with
The promise 70 increase shAi amount &c necessary
Hungary appears be the OBJECT Of frcsh hvors the
part OF the Emperor Francu Loscph stated that His
Majesty has Just signed ordinance which prcscrbcs
hai thirds Al least Of the public functions Of that
Kingdom 70 be connded 10 natives. The authorities
are also DO cnjoioed TO receive documents addressed 70
lie government when drawn up In the national language
The Union Ffdnc Onoe % Catholic Journal OF the Jurs)
boldly asserts ss sness be Ercyen,ed from 20 soinv
leu1ber In France. ave do NOT yet know courAxeousy
says wha, win be the attitude u the roveumens but,
Whatever uey be, NJ do Mcn'alember " and remains
The candidate for The circunscr yton be already repro
septs."
ne declared value q british and Irisn goods exported
mem the port Of liverpool during The Month Of Nay, 1875
was eG4, conveyed Ia $40 vessels Tor the month
Of May 1855, fl9soo 10 900 vessels bong an ircsesse
Of a. 267 ,so4, and la veeso s, IN favor Of 1861.
An account Of tie required for expenses contested
with. law and justice for England, Scotland and Ireland
during the year ending 3si March, 1885, has been given
The sum required for England is Gs0 49, beng an In
easo Of Es42 gl2 beyond fer 1885, for scot
land 960 being decrease OF e. 49, and for ireland,
f7e2 go being ncrcase OF fl7 SEA Tho required
for prison and cenvct orvices Is sa9o,97, showing an
Increase Of f2i 543. The siseme exhibits total excess
Ct fSs0046, compared With the estimates FOR 1860.
The Emperor Of Austria has given hs sanction 70 plan
for enareDg Vienna city, properly called, which, for
long time pa has been insufficient for the acoommoda-
ton 81 the oors,au'iy increasing population
According 20 NJ. Phillips Of London, the chances Of
ord nary feons escape from punshmeu, in 1000 trials
go, and the chances Of murderer's escape fran
punishment IN loco trials, ia
On 9Th o. May the greater part Of The convent OF San
Domngo Madrid, fell 10 The groucd with noise
bire hst Ct heavy pieces Of artillery fortunately, q
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pGE, Ja.. FIRST PREMIUM FIRE

81 works.
The Subscribers claim 70 be ne only manufacturer d Pvt
Fireworks In The United States having taken every
premium fireworks offered by the American ineut0
he pest sso al the Marshall Testimonial
They hat they have entered their fireworks Tor
competition for he past four NJ he fairs OF
the American Institute and Also at the Words Fair but
offered compete With them which they deem ccn1iu
awe evidence OF their superiority al oher makers nAs
much hey decline piscag their works In conoeuon-
Jos. q. a EDGE JR,
Laboratory, North Point Jprsey City ". j.
rIiOs. DUNKTN Aren't
No. 40 Maiden lane, New York.
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"Tux Nosr.s GAME OF BrILr,RDs."
Al yon think u worth while
90 play Billiards Ia stye,
Ard make "rununr' hats only surpassed b. he croon,
As Cutse would say,
In bis forcihe vav.
Overhaul Pheens book aud when found rsse ns'e On p
C'C0NNoR 4 Coll EapEs, 70 Ann sres.N.y,
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' :
mendabons OF certain medicines Cor the mp
ton daily ncreasag induce aer bsin restored
perfect health. cab the attention NJ those acted with
that disease The bossons extract" tor which Mr.. u Ros
veg LIS Wooster street. ~ " IA the sole Agent) being tbs
remedy Ia existence, tho efficacy Of which acknow
who fortunate W have used ~ The reno dies eypeS
by physicians under treatment placed for =
iopr time have al proved unsvaing becomlnx
verse With each day uotwihsandr viii IA aner
using Mr.. Ro<swprs be< for time,
stored perfect health ssse this tor the benefit OF
Afflicted. and further willing 10 Information In
gard 70 W persons Who With vince themselves hey
cali upon my residence. WEHRLE
fol and los fourth svepue.
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ana irlCc6 On me average nR1 exniDlea
duclion Of ~ per cent
Said Medjed recently proclaimed rnsum cf guscai and
ZANZIBAR, in the Of bis deceased father has been
officially recognized by the Court OF Persia. The Ferssn
Of said Med but the young man having rencunced ais
precnsions and himself admitted the authority OF his
brother u wsa decided n Teberan officially 10 recognise
the new prince.
TIE raGc returns Of railways in the rnI,cd surdom,
pubsbe tor the week ending June o. amounted 70 5l6 St
and for the corresponding week Of 1866 10 sSo SHOW
ing an Increase OF f64s1
Inc new Russian tariff has been approved By tho En-
pcrU, and win be published without loss OF time.
The Roman Sacred College has concluded with BYRON de
Rcshscbid new OF 500 COO Roman crowns infend
Cd TO be employed IN calling in the copper money.
All the south and south. western districts OF Bsarsbia
Russians having iefuysy quilted " Georger hand 81
nn smail, REM, Kia, Tusow, Kag1l, &c Althcegn the
lover DaaOse has only been completely free sa9s s
10 Sglina mouth Tho Austrian and TarkSh gofernmcnis
have displayed great energy 10 clearing away ne sand
which FIRMS The bar, and In blasting The roc0 rich ron
dered The passage 80 dangerous
The Spanish Financial commissioa have advertised an
auction of the foreign redeemabe debt 81 Madrid on ne
seth Of june for which purpose reals have beer
assigned by the government.
The following Ia summary relative 10 the prcspects o.
the Italian silk growers The silk worms have suffered 10
the districts q Manua Hrcscia and Creuona, bat the tp
prehenons o. 'ae nnsosn" ns co1n ,S Sr,ens n
Friu, Venice, and the ryrol also in Moders, Parma
in the domains Of the Church, and In nscany 10 sar
din ia the prospects but mddling. skworms' eggs
which cost 10 lire (fl O.. Sd ounce failed thres
times In some Of the Ausno Italian districts.
The number Of generals or division in The French army
IL So and Of generals d brigade 15S The rservs con
ss OF so senerab Of division and 1872 generals o. brde
The star corps remains what II in 1855. ma, OF nt
comrissiarist In "a consist OF inspccorsgcnera ms
genderie coEe Of 25 legons Of the colonial compan -
the legion Of Agefs, the Garde do Paris, and o. eaaho
Of seven companies OF remen (pompiers) me intanry
consists Of SAG h,iaCns divided into 2see com "a
ding the mperf Guard, the num5e s $40 tsaons ans
S,oli companies IL officers lis colonel III het'e
pnnt ooiones b6 chefs de battalion, and s. 80 capan'
he cavalry consists OF ~ reg ard 3 1a irons.
sddgg the gusrd, 81 regiments and 5S6 seedrors ia'
artillery lncludog he Guaie, consss Of ~ regiments
2it batteres and ~ depot ccnpens; BIZ geusfAs
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10, STCVES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
"a HEATING STOW rs, of the latest improved patterns
l-~S Morning Star Charter Oak, " Shanghai Econo-
NN mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves OF their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared short
orders for Sheet Iron Chmueys Breechng Tanks Boxes
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper Brass Work They keep
hand large stock of Tin aud Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats, Hotels and Private Families. They agents for the
nlanuac'ure Of MeCRAGhEN's Patent Evapornng Steam
Pan with the quantity Of steam. has evaporaed double
quantity of juice of the best Pan They
working model of the Pan, which they will be happy exhibit
any one interested in the culture q Sugar Game.
WHEELEIt Il FORSTAII,
Tcbor 6 Front and 10 r,o, s,-ao,s
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suULE,s COMMERCIAL COZ

cnv. LEGE-An Institution for Business AsprHnrs-
Mf& 49 Located at VIM Gaunt's Writing Academy,
-a-x---sl44 ner Camp and ''omman streets
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
practically for the duties of the Counting Room
and business pursuits generally offered greater advantages
and facilities this Institution than other in the South
everything Taught by practical exercise woud be learned
in the Counting Room aud instructions impaired individually
and not in classes. The study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING practically applied various
branches of business: PESANSHP characterized for ele
tgnuce, rspdity legibiliy; COMMERCIAL CALCULA-
TlONS embracing vey species OF for
business qaH know, worked byanAyis and c1ceiaou,
system in this Institute; BOOKS posted closed and
re0ptnrd with dispatch enSbe This
inte in rerpe session. and pupils
fail coarse. branch they desire and
kou0s from NJ. 7. NJ, Terms moderate nsl,fa:
ton EnNrRnet1 IN every caFes fer ly
SUIPHUK- hNIS Snphnr or Rrnttnre far sue nv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New OrleansS
Be remembered that on this ' March, 1851 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P Jan
Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans, who being duly swor according law. do de-
and that the above Just and and
correct tram cript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
H. ?. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th March,
A. D. 49,. G. NJ BRADFORD,
second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
per in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and the second Monday May declared
scrip dividend Of THIRTY.F0UR PER CENT the net
earned Of the ending February IS 1857, for
which certificates will be issued and after the day
June, 1851 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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AUCTION SALES.
SEASONAHLE DRY GOODS,

y" ! SEASDNABLE DRY TUUUs. = -
ny RIACHE 4 IEATMONT Aucfioneers
vr,cr,Nr,sr.v Ye.r, ,,.t - IN o,,1ooL A
w G1DNE4SDhA toGsl III -, ~ ~ " rhax,ras
n, ~ SUCTION, AT 'heh auesph i'"ho w. - S''iS
street, VIII ne soiu - n, n 80, s,. n. Ir;,h In
an .issoIieit u ~ ' - O.
ems ihhe Iaks THEY Hnwl a' Id,s n;.rs
a ratne ts, f m,inns tinsn ana
i ,r . @ -, W, T;as rnwn e,tons
II Ia1sG; az th 'eeA Ice Do" ii
A1-IEl.1o-AI sAle. -----------------------m mi
u.sxs Ann E.Ncy DRFsSEs Ar PRIVATE SALE
'Ih|'sh" avn 'NA'"- aSd ancnn - "
M ., 81 carIes street viii be sold at pryae sale until
nn,oc IN Wadnesdav and those remaining at auctiou
Wiilont reserve. ''s'"'' "A' 'A''s 'NS
"i'ii''' iese' We - -.
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Wooden Ware.
All descriptions Painted Pals Tubs Cedar Buckets and Tubs
Washboards, Well Buckets Sleeves and gallon Kegs Lemon
Squeezers, Brushes of all kinds etc. etc.. for sale by
Z. J. HART CO.,
milo 5tMo6We Il and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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Kentucky and French, for safe by
L, j. HART 4 Co,
II and 10 Tchoupitoulas ST.
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qnrt:,!ss .Pnoa }ps% Esf Fss,!sFs
f; II Pomroy, Tics Byrne, i: y. KiFehioH,
A. i.ecoar1, A R MONTGOMERY, a: cammack,
s. Fa'f K ie5. T5q YnsrS T YIN b.
f. GAnucletu, G. W. Dunbar, Chas Luitte, 2
rshsr SoS o%"'' j. Si In S"ss""y
Kegs r'H Jos i!Pi I&S ,S IS: TO-,
ml7 81 Tchouptoulas street.
CANDLEsGoO boxes, 800 halls quarter boxes Proc
'"D'' '''' 'J Jos sEf y lands CO.,
ml7 ss Tchonpitoulas street
ARD o1L-So Oos WEss S'F4,gss for ssls by
MIL 80 Tchonpitonlah street.
Fl AMs-l25 'ierces Sugar 1n Gq5ed for ,as BY
WHlsi>Y-sCO hbls Boyles Rose, 100 bbls olivers 100
w bbls Mouong"hela for sale BY
mil 81 rchonpitoulas street.
RRANDY-luOquarte 100 eighth casks Imitation Cognae
!rs'proof for sale by JOSEPH j. IA TS 4 Co.
VIIISk Y-3r0 hbls and half bb, Monong,nela in
" no" '0'''' '"''"Ss'' J 'os i;1 lands co..,
MIL 3 TchoUpioulns street.
''s'0O OO'' A"1 JoS Z EST MH 1r H CO.
milo 81 Gravier street.
TIN Ooxss Gsrs9al Gss1s for sale by
mld sp3t ''D >'' Is reho"p'"uias street
FADED PLATES 1xs for recaeg, for sale by
ml6 3pst IS Tchonpitcuas street
INsEED Oils bss Boiled and Raw, for sale by
MIG ana, SMITH T GoopEE 4 co. CO...
ID SMITH. COOPER & Co,
mic 9H5t 70 Tehonnitonas street
BOLT RoPE-5o coils Rns;i", esd s,ss, for sale by
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop D5aeI sUccEsssaS9S Or 1AGoB HAN
WHEKExs. Jane Mce.ione has s t pefitioned
Of the late Jacob Hanson, deceased intestae Notice Is
hereby given to all whom show within
ten d why the Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order of the Court.
ml323T A. DRECX. Deputy Clerk.
DErxiEyE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JACOB
DE La NouvELtE ORLEANS. 5 HANSON. No. n,5l0.
A TTENDU que Jane McGIOne presente
nns petition IA efet dobtenir les lettres de
ele la succession de feu Jacob Hanson decide ntesta
Avis par present tols que pet
cerner deduire dix jours les rsons les
queiles j ne ,erat pas fat droit la dite petition.
Il Par ordre de la
mlS23G Depnte GrefHer.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIRST D1srRIcr CoURr MUNICIPALITY No. PRAYING
Of New Orleans. FOR the OPENING of ORLEANS
AVENUE No. 7282
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
WHEREAS the Conn ssioners heretofore
w appointed by this Court have deposited Of the es
and presented the Court for confirmation on
MONDAY the 18th April l55 at The opening Of Court.
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