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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31

Old Roger was visiting a friend who
had a remarkably fine little girl, about
three years old, famous for smart sayings
As usual, she was shown off before our
esteemed friend.
what is papa g said the parent In order
to draw out the precocious reply.
'Papa's humbug?' said the juvenile.
i Declare said old Roger, i never ID
my life saw so young child with so ma
ture Judgment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31

Two Irishmen were In prison-one for
stealing a cow, the other for stealing a
watch. Halo, Mike, and what o'clock
Is II 2 said the COW stealer to the other.
and sure, Pat, / haven't my time-pieCe
handy, but think it is about milking time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31

1t is the height of folly fora half do
zen brothers, four uncles, and a gray
headed father trying to stop young girl
from getting married to the man she loves
and who loves her-just as if rope lad
ders were out of date, and all the horses
IN the world spawned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31

Rev. E. H. Chaplin sayz-s.Take a
plebeian rascal, and half a million of dol
lars; let them simmer together, and YOU
will make an aristocret.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31
TERMS:

.rs-5uc yeasi 81 Iajd is advance, $500
4 Il. o.. at the eHd " months, $50
=. Il 800
r.B..f IZJr more will be furnished at 81 30 per
rgn. Ir1rIdoe the cash accompanies the order,
] .-1erNLse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31
- nF AnEERTISTNG:

ra,u .is- -andiiates for Office. Inadvanee, 3,VV
C,sa 1 lvau-e win 6e IuIred for all advertise
sr-s except 5vneres actual responsibility Is known
-.-T 7.- cent for each change be added to the
sEe rates.
,~.5Esy business Cards Of Eve lines or less, for
b. year. $500.
y.- I've ti-snents viii be considered by the year
-sa specified on the manuscript, OF previously
reel .g-lu Satwec8 the parties.
a5rs-. i.eneuts not marked on theeopy Tor speci-
nasaber pf Insertions, wll-be continued until or
p-aI aat. tui .larEeG aecordingly.
All Sv--i i-e-nents fram strangers or TRANSIENT per
rs. r8 be paid II advance.
T7.r-fvf.g .ge # yearly advertisers viii De confined
l.v -a fha-r own business and all advertisements
-s--,i1fu- thereto. to be paid for extra.
Yesrlr advertisers have the privilege o1 changing
heir a. liver 5Spunants quarterly.
All cad I'd aivertissmentsc charged double theabove
ares.
lir-r,i saments on the inside exclusively VIII be
i-a--ei extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31
t,tbraska aOuertisrr
\. r5irTED iSD FUBLIsHED EyEEY THURsDAY By
FURNAS. & LANGDON,

S.saag 81. .sbd. .uaia and Water,
Lakes Block
BROWNNTIgLE, y. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-31

CONCLUSION.
If ever you come to Paris, remember
the following piece of advice
Do not buy new goods In the Temple,
and hold IN suspicion what Is sold as old.
Purchase, you VIII be right.
Do not purchase, you viii not be wrong.
Whether mistrusting or not, the re-
suit for you viii be exactly identical.
NAVILIE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

TOBACCO sales included SO and 50 hhds all pri
terms.
SUGAR. The receipts larger and prices irregular
and easier with sales of about 500 hhds.
MoLAsSEs 500 bbs sold at 23c@G24c and 200
half bbls. at 27(9271sc. % gallon.
stock light and prices firm, with sales of
at S. 55S562s 300 Unbranded at 50 s5 IS and 200 Choice
Extra at Sc 75GS7 90 q Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn heavy with sales of $500 sacks,
including $50 inferior 404lc 800 good in two three
lots, at 49, and 1900 4550c busbel for mixed and white
or Wheat 9l sacks choice white sold Tu sday at 81 TO-
and 400 500 prime red at 81 u buse Oats and Bran
heard of no transactions of any moment.
PROVISIONS. Pork dull unsettled though Mess
was still retailing $50 y bb In Bacon nothing of any
DONE The sales of Lard comprised 200
at l21ae., and lO7 at l3c. " h.
COFFEE..We noticed sales of 200 bags Sc 1883 at
and 100 al the advanced rate of 914c. q h.
GUNNY BAGS. so bales heavy sold at &c.,
and on Tuesday GA bales light and 100 heavy at lc
HAY. 800 bales Northern sold from the ship ST.
p ton.
BALE RoPE..We noticed sales of $50 coils country
chine sc and so Louisiana Manufacturing Company
in lots at loo. q ID.
CANDLES. Several hundred boxes Star have been sold
within day or two at 0l71Sc. o b for full weight
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Prices higher, and 100 bbls.
have been sold in lots at 4Oc. p gallon.
WHISKY. Sales 50 bbs Rectided lc and so Deans at
lSc q gallon.
FRE1GHTS...A ship taken for Liverpool at I'd for
cotton and bark for Genoa at c Vessels the berth
still filling up at &c. for Liverpool and c. for Havre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12
Nsh 0rlsans 9aiIu 6restsrt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nsm Orleans Mluntp Y}larkst.
ca.s @,1. o,ncs. No, 70 Camp street,

n0~V@
h,- 20 Wednssd.r 80 ~ y Mp 11Teess
The general market today Al -, y 49,. -. - ~.
ware copcezped was heavy Mo-. ,.,,s. -,
In general seemed TO be waiting for N. ...,, -. ~ :.
The 3lst II was manifest TO-DAY bs, A.. 1900 s
III exchange as well AZ tho r,se N ~ c.,,. - N, -
could sustained unless bv r
the other side. There Is nothing from Nv yo ~ hns,
We advices OF the baut. In tb.. r h.v,
S6 Co., more in specie but the pub,ic a.. M .dvd
how much this special depos or he,b.r he hsrL
sctualy the Of more than Of the
The banks only dscounng the amount Of their
that is their actual income On the street money was IN de-
mand at from 2@3 cent. per month ,S1,,5- 5If
The tone Of market Of healthy appearance
what has been for week-neyerbees, there sill re-
mains considerable which 10 operated on more or
less by every tonc Of the telegraph wire Our banks make
strong exhibit Three Of hem-the Citizens Canal and
Bank Of Lousiana-are million and six hundred ,ou
sand dollars above the requirements Of the law The deposits
daily increasing but not
discount buy exchange the line deposits
the general movements must be confined actual capital
There were some sales Of paper the to-day
rate Of M per cent per month and sales per
discount Dealers in paper relaxing daily and will
be many days before shall have much lower quote
There Is very little busness-in fact at aha will
justify paying even these rates. '"1 ~ HaHsss| ~
Coin continues to be received The steamer
consigned TO various parties The large amount Of
consigned to order comes to be invested in cotton
fact nearly the entire sum is for the purchase Of the staple
shipment TO Mexico. H.. NE e. y
Unnv l1ar in mo fn.dn Nndr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

From the London Economist, Oct. III
described of panic BY the sudden in the
rate Of discount on The opening the business Of the week
further advance the fact Of taking place 80 suddenly
subsequent have scarcely justified No doubt
direction knowing as the public now d. the
Importance Of maintaining the rate Of discount its full
lion to oIegn @ the course adopted BY the
Saturday had very great
prompted no doubt BY an impression that further advance
the close the week. shown by the today
exhibited further asSne in the bullion 1858 and
an amount Il pr priv
appeared any bank before But in addition e
these actual facts there was the natural apprehension
probability Of considerable if not extensive shipments Of gold
Ts h s s Of the ss sn to @ es
there can be no doubt that are n indebted prompt
s
converted into gold in other words discounted whether OF
profit not SIMPLE fse hat the
rate Sss tina, brought
discount the bullion in the bank considerably
the Of Monday was caused mainly by panic bes
shown 6y The RAPID recovery Of The funds since the PAIGE at
above the lowest price Of Monday '"0 Per cent
Looking all the acknowledged tests of our none
existed T Rowsver s ne question: e
S son snd
with profitable business The bullion still in the bank stands at
f0ll0000 while only April last low as 60 OO
and the reserve of notes f4O2OoO while in April was
That further reduction will take place pro-
babe not certsn both by the payment Of the dividends and
in consequence Of shipments of gold the United States
on the other hand already considerable arrivals of gold
taken place and other shipments known be nearly
Indeed will be examination that arrivals
from Australia usually take place during the months Nove
Der and December But future prospects probably depend
much other countries than upon this If the
condition Of trade and finance look the future
would be less with doubt and difficulty But
closely united the monetary transactions of all the
great commercial countries in the world that whatever affects
one less affects the whole Looking only the trade
this country the great extent of exports being the
Of more than in the year. together with other facts
lead to well founded conviction that probably
other time large balance due other this
Considering therefore, the probable of the claims
may be made upon US that fact assuring But it is
enough prevent temporary Inconvenience Securities
to this and other markets may find their way here to in
extent and foreign bills will be discounted order aid houses
aoroad All this, however has limit and probably which
soon reached for aduance made by this other
tiles will only add to the general balance due by
counties and will the insure of the bullion
which may to extent be shipped to satisfy these demands
The three points which most disturb the calculations of capital
s at this moment are India the United States and portions Of
the Continent and may be well to consider in few words
how far the prevailing apprehensons sustained by facts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12
Shipping SnteIIigsntf.
THURSDAY, November II, /

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Black Warrior. Smith, New York via Hawai-
James Connoln eco
Steamship Gen Rusk Cozns for Key West via West Florida
49, Ports, Harris, Morgan eco
81 ShD Frank PieTTGce Leach for LIVERPOOL Whitney %eo
ship New Engand, Edge, for Hasre Baxter, Lowell eco
Brig Ruqs sonla, Davis for Havana Boudousque Phillips
Schr southron, Perry for Milton, Fa Pooley Echo &eo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Titus Groves &co62 do Pinckard &eo57 bales cot,o,
A Ai Es &eS co p1 sss
Ness Sssy 1soss BALE. e sos to-
seEf rS
ssS ss ssssn
syne Payne Harrsons eopse s conns So
Henderson Terry &cosss sacks Glenn Gco56 do
1T" s.'s es
5 ssss
LAKE MAsHINGToN-StesnerR W Powell-5os bales
aSa se hunss rayns
pnekard &soa5 Byrns Vance Acoss bales
Ganmack Saures VESTS Thos Henderson Peae~Ss do
ssas
George Lloyd Feson ceeesns Brothers
CO.'S Williams son-4 bales cotton to orders bales cotton
Total 1888 bales cotton.
BAY2q sAR R Laurel Hi59 bale. eotto,
S..i!s sso s fpf Geq sSss
Sstsy Hsxkas Sesde sas Hs;ris bales e cotton TO to
ase Silss
snb snS
1bs Kelly cos hhds sugar e IBIS Gs4 Of
ss oG ns
Miles Adams sugar 30 bbls moasses Bosar Fo
g. bb %9lssses aenard yigaud HID,
g bbls Fsowes Seos bbs moasses Green
S1 bales cotton
Watts &ce9o sacks ,urnips 6ss sacks potatoes krout
our sSHp 'sy ssss do 10
sugar Kettles 5bs beams Is Su9ie to
ss bars Bes cseoem26 boxes
I pPss & s q ee dc
e1 ke ss's15 X a %
books Wight bbs 6 bbis potatoes kecsha
bbs joseph and
20 sSSs 90
Res Ps 10 vsrnuss sesv Neadoi i
s. Bu45sg srs
eSare Hansal Gratis eware Henderson Gaines poaghs
sppss BE- Issss
1aas Rsss Wagons and fixtures Phelps Parker
LoUIsv1LLE-steam H D Newcomb-so boxes tobacco
Gayle 6co1s9s sacks 90 bbs whisky potatoes Isl
SS S sss H psse
pkgs 1 sntpe Given va It's Aee bbs potatoes ga
s %d to to
t SSs mds 9g,ssby bales
se eRe mssb nso
hss
IN dGs chars rss IN rol bD1s wnk
Hunt bales cotton BARLEY johnson &co-suudries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reub White-27 bales cotton to
s 8ao ess sse bales Cotton
iso Terry DO Waker Stuart inss do
Mcdowell Mills &eo-ldo 70 Tareion Whiting Tais-S do
F ass tssssy ass sse
FISK soqe ssss go aS m sssS
James 3co5 hhds sugar Malns hhds sugar Urquhart
asse Wsnekn = S1s fe
orderToa las bales cotton IS hhds sugar % bs moascs
Edward Shift &co-ll hhds sugar DeBanc-si bbs moas
do sss 70 Sn S
hompson-sundes to orberTota 20 hhds sugar SO bb mo
lasses.
ST LoUIsos,eamer ALONG Chd-25o bbls flour Mooney
g9VoO ebs onr 70 Clark Richardson kco bb -four to
40 MsIa anr % 6 de- 9pr DO apples Gaud
sacks ef sacks Williams sono
Thompson bis q, SNde Sas
a a ss n Is asss DE- DE-
ssPPss sss sps 81
66is flour Hollands hhds tobacco Keep Bard &eos2 do
b baSso : jas Tuner &co hhd Levy
6 bales cotton Is Shds tcbaeso
ST LouSsteamsr Adriaticloo bbs Hour 100 do beef Is
pSgs 10 Woodruff &co26 sacks l50 of bran
9 sseks os IS bSs snass sGs
BSdassFe s sa nn boxes 'a,sh
Moore Ico-9e bbls -four Gaud keo5o bbls apples
Do Do
bran 6 Shorts a sacks dried fruit 60 bb -four 10
Shaw &co-l0Il sacks oil cake Schneide-3SO hid hogs
10 do mules order
RAIL ROADS.
.lNkW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
bales Cotton caref HaTso oo
Sco-A do Harris evi-27 bales cotton Abby-2i do to
f5yrne, Vance COCOA Kelly &co John Watt Seo-6 do
Coleman Putnam kco6 Buckier. Stanton Newman do to
alker Snder5 Anderson Meca-l bales cotton and LOT
cotton. - e' "
PoETcHARTRAM RAILROAD.
Calf
re! Seo-5 Cotton gins Il Carter &co-supdres order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DnTRIcr couRr2 ~, u, so r'3.s ~
Of New Orleans { <, NO. ll,o1o. ~. sss54,. =
WHEREAS Ernest Ducatel has petitionea
w the court for letters Of administration estate %
the late Helena Botx wife Of Nicholas Beck deceased
tate I5I55. ,7--,y
Notice hereby given whom II may concern to so
within ten days why the prayer the said petitioner shouN
not be granted. II TTFf''7 z ~ Il
By order eft the Court. f..s .. 545sgl4F )54,
nl2l7I E. MICHoT Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12
Es.l DOLLARS WORTH OF = - ''1-,"AA'
EsI REAL EsTATE-Improved,
AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF MILLS

n :
handsome FAMILY RESIDENCE. fronting on PLAQUE
mine street, finished the modern STYLE
Ing large dining ROOM handsome parlors library
rear together with the buildings large els
vigorous growth. ~ -
Also, 4 SQUARE OF GROUND. fronting on Napoleon
Avenue On this property there large building now used
az Mill factory which suitable for planting sash fac
or or other purpose ALSO twosory building
vered into into comfortable also
Also, SQUARE OF GROUND, in Rickeryille fronting
street. and opposite the Protestant contain
ing Is lots This property is in high cultivation "a
garden. - ~ = :
Also. CoLEMAN'S UNDuLATnRY MILLS can now be
furnished in almost numbers The Of his factory
to the town of Kenner will enable him great de-
Also THE SOUTHERN FIRE.pRooF ROOFING, which
is now manufactured in such quantities fill orders
and all the property offered in exchange for the
NOTES of the NEW ORLEANS SUSPENDED BANKS
which will be taken AT PAR.
Apply TO W. p COLEMAN,
IS st. Charles street.
Or at his residence, in Jefferson City after r. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12
gebiebo Of tbs Hlarkets.
THURSDAY MORNING,

THURSDAY MORNING, November la, 1857.
COTTON. There almost entire suspension of opera
lions in anticipation of the Aaba advices and the
sales confined about bales The market closed
unsettled that give quotations. but remark that
early in the day strict Mddng sold l2c and subsequent
ly Mddng bought at IL &c. "a ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cottou-bales. T0bgcco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1857. ........ 1887 1879
Received since ............ 24i992 GIL
" yesterday...... 4,762 249I4 46 l0F
2S759l lA,7H
Exported since. ........... 90. FOG 7,7Ol
. yesterday ........... 1850 Ill, 5l5 Al 7742
1906 1902
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12
AUCTION SALES.

GREAT SALE OF sPLENDID ROSEWOOD AND MA
hogany Furniture and Piccola Piano, at auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH, AuctIonser.
5ssFy 'Tr I.. Office, No. Commercial Place. Z
INC Camp street near FSyidiss zill = odd.
Fay fssler sss ssso.1
s % o Mantle .ns ho.s
'' ;i:sT S;;s; Il .sS s $isss
MITE. Furniture will ready for INSPECTION wednes
and gentlemen invited CALL Of the Fur
Sold for account Of whom IT may No
AgoTJ2N AND G ~ u Sion
street, adjoining Armory Hall. New Orleans.
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sATuRDAY--aroesry, Liquor
snsps ifsa9a'ss Sale
crcsts1y Psntln ns Fancy Fancy doSds ETC.
jackson
Banker # Field ESQ., cem|Issios Merchant; John
s oa John has oney
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. etc. EtG 7
#} BY W. G. JEwETT, Auctioneer.
1aH ~, 18th isn T. at 10 O'Clock A.
and good esse o
'f @ ias cs md Shoes
Ctosa s1 5sxslFy and genera. nereha1diss
LIQUORS. and new invoices merchandise nl2
CREDIT SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Winter Clothing
w. BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctr's. NJ
FRIDAY, the 18th inst, mt 10 O'Clock, Mt
auction at their auction rooms, No. II Charities street.
will be Sold
10 comprising extensive assortment Of WINTER
CLOTHING. u
sRTERMs-Over 500, 90 days credit for approved en-
dorsed notes. nl2
SALE OF 90 CASES OF MEMS AND BOYS ASSORTED
e ..-.. Caps.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
FRIDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock A.
M auction, at their auction rooms Ne II Charres
street, will be Sold at - r
ss-TERNs-Cash. - -'''-''N VA nl2
wrrUry CIV Or crnCI-v INcI,p ,yCC e,CnID ~
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~ will be- sold public auction Banks Arcade Magazine
street
% shares Canal Bank. ....'
rs Bank of Louisiana. "I'. Il.
rs Crescent City Bank-&40 psd. e..
50 Bank Of America-S2O paid
10 AZ Citizens Bank
Is Mechanics and Traders Bank.
20 Bank Of New Orleans.
8 jackson Railroad.
40 Opelousas
50 :. Southern Pacific Railroad. ... sa.
40 Commercial Water Wo ks.
3 Pelican Dry Dock.
S ST. Charles Hotel Company.
20 New Orleans and Washington Telegraph Co.
80 New Orleans Oil Company.
% Gas Light Company.
10 Southern Steamship Company.
Mississippi Sound Company
20 :. Consolidated Bonds-Sl0O0 each.
SID New Orleans Sun Mutual Insurance Scrip 1876.
$50 Merchants :. :. 1857,
$1,000 Crescent =. :. 1857.
Also other Stocks which will be the time OF
sale.
Borders will be received the Auctioneers Office
10 O'Clock o the day of sale
DS~TERMS Cash. Settlements the Auction
eer's office on Monday morning. nl2
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pRIYEn

Steamship Jasper Flanders, for sabinePAs 10 ssse-Bes
Ship 4s: :syl ss ss from Boston, Jones' s.esssst
sap isss Breen Sept s
snip s y. rssssso. % days from Baors Hyn-
British ~ sh,R hsss snnsrton from Liverpool Sept 18TH
teGw hynson 1co.fo~dsr House ' 80 A'-''pn'
a'se q 1.s; al from Bio 4. '.nsro Sept
sehr ~: ... Ellen Rowe two days from r.o..so.
Sch Bss.re: F.urer. two days from Mobile. !.
Schooner Hslsns Na.en days from Mobile. to Newton
sehr Elis.ests Ann. A.!en. from Pearl Ki..,-B.a.
sssr s ss. liza M;Ss. rom
sehr Louis. q fee. rom Vol siss@B.sn
schr FSntsinbleau Peters. from Coyineon-B.sin.
Ell l ssssr iron from fss s.as.''
schr Alert. Riefe.. from Biloxi--Basin. q
sehr tp n,ss e. Jnly from sas e
sebr kspsSis GlooHs s from as M.disoa.i1s
s sehr b Rs:ils 9d
sTEAMBoATs.
California; Husehinss; from Mobile.
i.sssI mi, isnsu s.s ron LIB bayou s.r..
s sSwel H., Es's 10. ,ros yi;sassus
Alon.e chiid, Holsnd. from f1a u Louis. i. n.
k ksaS Ih,s sst4S ssn fem ISL Ieu cut
HDNewcomb, sposts. from Louisvils e
Towboat Day Phillips from the Passeswent down light
brought up ships Mary, Alder and bark Redlickkut.
ie Ia and assa
& .et BEL0w-cOMIHR Isis Il
Ship jag Patton, Patten. from Bath Maine q IS
BAR Ssss. ss. q coffee
TO Nathan Krathwaits. # -"
ship Nathan Haaau, Pierce, from Bostsa.
PAssENGRRs, 40
Per ship Adler, from Brenen-z cabin and 81 stesrsxe
MEMORANDA. 't "t--a
~ The steamer Alonso Child from 81 Louis 4th inst He,
officers reports left In port loading for New Orleans
Mime hs, Woodruff and Jas h Lucas. River falling
sswy at St Louis with I've and half the channel te
Cairo.
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DEUxrKME CouR DE DfsrRIcra :, -
dc Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, NO. u6.o.
A TTENDU que Ernest DucateI n presents
"A petition Ia efe dobtenir les e,fes aD,iu
srasi9n L. succession de feue Helena Boz
Avis lie donna one celia peut
cerner davoir dednire dix ours pour les
qnees II ne serat pas fait droit Ia dte petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour: 7'3iAH ~ ~
nl2 II q r. MIgTIOT Daputa prsfier y
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BATON ROUGE, July II, 1857
19-Notice-Ata meeting OF the StoeIkh0ld-
Of the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company,
called agreeaby public notice and adjourned until this
r. D. Conrad called to the Chair and Alfred Shep-
pers appointed Secretary.
Stockholders proceeded election Of Directors
which resulted in the choice Of the following named gentlemen
~x..- F. D. Conrad, G. A. Slack,
= d. d. Avery, W. F. Tunnard,
George May, JAS A. Mediation,
William s. Pike
ALFRED SHOPPERS. Sec,y.
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! de Ia Nouvele Orleans ! @. MARTIN-No. 1855
A TTENDU que Samuel Wilson a presente
une petition Ia cour pefet dobtenir lettres
ADMINISTRATION la succession de feu Thomas Martin decsGe
niestat- .--s7'I7---@1
Avis est par le present donne que peut
cerner davoir dedure dix jours les pour
queles IL ne serat pas fait droit 1 10 dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour j.. 80
NJ u ID ~ A. DREUx. Depute gref6er
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FOR sRENT-A DESIRABLE TWO.sTORY
@ Brick Dwelling House, containing nine rooms with ali
the modern improvements for health and convenience.
iso staoitng chicken houses together with
and vegetable garden embracing square ground This
is situated Apollo Plank Road City Of JEFF
erson the residence Of the late Samuel j. Peters
Esq is within square of the Railroad Depot has
the either by horse or steam to arrive in the
ately NN'''so''A e''n ''Aeu''
Also Cottage House on St. Mary street. between Nayades
and Streets Rent 35 month Possession given
Apply at No. ss csreudslst street, or to
os II s. L. HILL, ESQ.,, 10 Commercial Place.
FOR RENT-THE FOUR: STORY STORE. No.
A's'" 10 Apply 20 me p'svssIhss c essSRsnss Co.
SEA- No. Is Customhouse street.
-. FOR RENT-rHE THREE.sroRY BRICK
Store No. 81 Camp street, second door below Poydras
Also, two story Frame Dwelling north side Of Terp
sichore Qae Basnl street. between Annuncsion and
for s.s small ssn'se family Rem 81 SSF 81
very desirable Frame Dwellings,, IL and IA
HYDE GOODRICH,
sell of Canal and Royal streets.
entrance, Orleans Savings Institu
IGNITION Apply on the premises, l43 Canal st. sell If
- TOILET OR FOR Satellite BEAUTIFUL
s Cotnge Residence Hospital street, between johnson
gallery sides Kitchen servants room ETC. The grounds
beautifully laid into flower gardens with ornamental
trees EARE oE
rod and Julia Streets with very deep yard suitable
era water manufsctory cistern MAKER COOPER foundry
boiler maker. -t-'''sf. : = TT. -
hgny MaTais Dyades Basin Camp Constance, Innnnoia-
ton Fulton and other streets in the First and Fourth Districts.
For terms, apply to JAMES DESBAN,
s Real Estate and House Broker,
aulI II 70 Common street, Verandah Stores.