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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
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BY NIXON II ADAMS.
Orr1cE. No. 70 CAMP STREET.

7 n n nj -le # gea4
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ms ysar b. sdvsnce half yearly and quarterly at the
erae rnss 81 esnts week, payable to the carriers.
per squareHrs insertion In all cases
III; tn every subsequent insertion, 50 cents
Advsrtsnh tie second page charged 81 for every
g inssrfions K A. stsf fff 34feg l3fs3
pahishsd intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion. M y
Advertisements marked. viii be published month";
longer changed accordingly; advertisement sub
scripon viii be stopped until al arrearages paid at the
trfon u The proprietor.
I1Abcral Discount will be made to regular advertisers
i88s3 THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders for sdver
Users AZ FAnLY PArER Il circulates largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour being read
before approach Of business hours consequently asics
for family may be advantageousy published in IT,
columns. n "a ny As' s9s8s%
y tssa3 TIL n WE EKLY CRESCENT
Il pubshsd every Monday morning at IS IN
MI sdvce Having extensive eifcaaton throughout lon
isiaua Misssppi Arkansas Alabama, Texas, and other
states Ii favorable advertisers ofmaking
their vares and ornmodies known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square. each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

Weare constantly receiving silk Far
Cashmere, Panama. Leghor Straw Palm Leaf Mexican AMI
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO,
!yl3 2p&W 10 rect,
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Boots. Shoes and E9rogasss.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditcbing BOOTS,
BRoGANs Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and CsE1
peschy HATS, st the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
No
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Dental Notice.

DR.. GEO. ". SMITH, DENTAL 81 RECON, may lie II
suited daily, from A. NJ till P. NJ. Office residence
of Carondeet and Lafayette Qate Eeva stree
t,,,F
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.Res1tOcat! RensOUal!

S. N.MO ODY's |
G E ID BRA TED SHIRT EMP oRIUM
is Removed to the Spacious Store, ~
N.E. corner of Canal and Royal streets,
(Formerly p. 4 f. Reilly Cos) d
lf From the old stand, next corner,
ana Will open on MONDAY July 9th, with splendid and
almost entirely stock of
. MooDY's EXCELLENT AND CHEAP SHIRTS,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
friends and the public solicited continue the liberal
patronage which has compelled him materially augment his
facilities and in return he promises strict adherence TO the
established and successful principles of Small Profits
"QucS Returns Cash Down.. Zone Price, ''Polite At
ten'ion and Money Refunded if Goods Satisfactory
adopted by .... &sst.
s. N. MOO D Ys&#
r.. u. corner Canal and Royal streets.
Try Half.a Dozen EXCELLENT SHIRTS 81 beautifully
made and buttons warranted off.
H-shs made to order in every style the Mandatory
No. 3l5 broadway, New York. jv27 2p9tMoWeThSa
MEMS, Boys and Children's
CLOTHING AT NEAR COST!
Bargains! Bargains!! Bargnins.!:
ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street,
viii dispose ofher large stock of SUMMER CLOTHING at
NEAR COST.
A reduction in PANTS of from so cents to 81 co.
reduction in COATS of from so cents 81 co.
, Call soon and get fit for
PANTALooNs,
... SHIRTS,
UNDERSTANDS,
DRAWERS
......a.--- or HOSE.
Patent or Challenge Shirts.
Their merit is that they made possible manner
good goods for the price any other maker superior
form and fit to any.
TRUNKS VALIsEs, CARPET BAGS AND UMBRELLAS.
"A full assortment Of
INDIA U B + R C LOT Fl NG
Piano Covers, Blankets, Hospital Cloth Covers etc.
at Manufacturers Prices.
Call and examine for yourselves,
AT THE ONE PRICE STORE OF
- ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
81 Magazine street,
jy2I 2p6t North east corner of Grivier street.
Carpet Warehouse,
No. 10 CHARITIES STREET-CARPETING of all kinds;
Medaons, Velvet Wilton Tapestry Brussels Three ply etc
MATTING-6OO rolls "a 54 and "a White Check and Fancy.
FLOOR OIL CL0TH-From "a feet down width, cut
to suit Halls, Rooms Also Table and Piano Covers
Crumb Coths Window Shades etc. fall which are offered
at the lowest market prices
jy21 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU g. co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

yss M Nj. G. G. Wayne clerk of the steamer Allie
z Eheny, has our thanks for late st. Louis paper.
~ We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer
Fanny Ballitt for late Louisville papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
E. Carver COn.pany's
PATENT PROVED COTTON GIN

PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS,
The undersigned, sole manufacturers under e. CARVERS
patents of 1885, S45 and ls3 permanently
Office and Warehouse No. 10 GRAvIER STREET and are
prepared furnish Planters any size
OF this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessarily detail its advantages 9TH
its Dumheres endorsements practical authorities
using it, sufficient confirm high reputation and to
make its adoption still general.
Il. CARY En- COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

If the telegraph operator Of renown had been pre-
sent, we suppose he would have had it about 10000
bales, with $4,000 Of new crop to be in market this
month (Augnst) as per his advice to the Manchester
Guardian in May last. We have not seen the Prices
Current Of New York for some years, but presume it
is the old publication Of G. B. Clayton started some
thirty years ago BE that as it may we should like
to be informed which of the above statements is cor
rect, and what is the stock of cotton in New York
The gross receipts, at all the ports, are now $4,000
bales less than last year. What will they be on the
3lst inst2 .Qsien sabe?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE; also sold, exchanged and repaired by
P. NJ. TOURNE,
jy22 2p3m No. y Baronne, near Canal street.
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Talk ON Change.

There was not much talk going on yesterday. We
had slight shower Of rain about midday. Our com
munity again disappointed by the non.arrival of
the Northern mail. The European mails by the Asia
were due, but as usual, default always happens
when important correspondence is expected.
We have rather unfasorabe accounts from the coast
regarding cotton. One of our old citizens, who has
been engaged in the cotton trade for the last twenty
years, and who returned from Northern tour two
days since, states that cotton the banks of the
Mississippi river, from below the mouth Of the Arkan
sas, both sides Of the river, . looks bad" There
is enough conveyed in these two words to confirm he
previous unayorable accounts and it is unnecessary
for Us to go into long dispntation on cotton. We
merely repeat, that we believe in the river parishes
and counties of Louisiana and Mississippi that cotton
looks bad.
Y We have, however, something more to say about
the estimates and figures made up last week Gully 22)
in NewYork, Of the stock in that port The circulars
forwarded by the Arabia for Liverpool give the stock
on hand in New York on that day as follows:
Neil Brothers a Co .......... 40 200 baIes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

re- Messrs. Editors of the Daily Crescent
Please announce WILLIAM C. QUIRk as candidate for
State Tax Collector Fist District subject decision of
the American Convention iy2e 2ntf
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Secondhand Furniture Store.

4O5 Broadway New York,
4 Only Sole Agents in the United States Lea Perrins
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!yI3 2pfW


NEW GROCERTES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crackneil BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES: Wesphalia HAMS;
RAISINS, Figs and Prunes in Jars and Fancy Boxes
and variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
tor the Holidays.
Together with superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDTALS.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, 90 Bsronne st.
jv21 ct F.. l.. BERCTER. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

u INTERPRETATIONS. WE HAVE IN STORE
IL and are regularly receiving full supply of Maedonads
improved
GALVANIZED IRON PERPETRATORS,
the best and article cooling and pre-
serving meats, milk, butter, fruits, Wines etc,
They arranged that the drppings from the ice run
slowly through each shelf keeping then the coolest point
aud causing temperature through the whole apparatus
while they also the purpose of water-cooereach Re ri
eeraor being furnished with jar in close proximity
box from whence cold all times be had witt ont
additional ice.
This article has been before the public for years
and proved by experiment in vance Of all Others
c. FLINT Il JONES,
iea 3pgnl "a and az RovaI s.roe+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

EN1ECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, BOTH
May 1851 in accordance with the 18Th section of an acf
entitled " Ia relation the State
proved 18Th March, 1851 notice hereby given that sealed pro
posas will be received until first day OF August NEXT at u
O'Clock NJ for the purchase, by the State Louisiana i
1000 moe less OF State bonds Of any the bonds ~
ceivable by the State security the circulation of the ~
established under the free banking said proposals to he di.
eated the Auditor Of Public Accounts and State Treasar
and to be opened By ad Auditor Treasurer presence or
the Governor on day designated by him. and pnrcna,
shall be made from the bidder bidders Offering 10 sell them
Ut the lowest terms but shall he d creousy with the
reject say all the bids direct advertisements
toE new proposals. ROBERT G. WIGkLIFFE,
S. +. MARES Audor.
L, y, GRENAUX,
hy me Governor Deputy State Treasurer.
ptf-ANllER, Assistant secrctal! Of State jel- l4-l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
PATENT WASHING MA

AA CHIMES, be had by applying tie office Of tie
Manufacturers who Sole Propreor Of the Patent Right
for the State Of Louisiana
OFFlCE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans
k-The Rights for Mississippi, Arkansas Texas, Florida
and California; also Parish Rights in this State for on lib
eTal terms. Apply as above. myi 3p'f
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
UP A COURT

I'VE give place 10 the following
touching story, from Chambers Journal,
because II so strongly appeals to the
atiectionate and sympatheticemotions OF
our nature. People who have chillren,
and those who are poor. or who have n
spirit OF pity for thosc who are 80, will
read the story OF "Liitle Willie" with
deep interest. For othcr persons Il Is
not here inserted. As we pass the labor
ing poor. leyus not count him mean and
immoral because he Ia not tidy and woll-
dressed. Perchance he 10 compelled TO
live up q Court which wealth has
built 10 rent. and which sets the price
on the poor mans labor. as well as pre-
scribes what shall be bis habitstiop. aud
the rent he shall pay for II.
Two or three years ago. established
myself in one Of the large manufnctur-
ing towns Of Lancashire. with the inten
ton Of there, commencing my career a'
an artist. / was young and little known
and though had studied assiduously
and felt very con6dentsin my own caps-
bilities for the so-called higher walks Of
ART, yet, as the public at that time show
cd no particular admiration Of my pro
ductons, found Il eonvenien TO aban
don for time my ambitious dreams
and apply myself to potrait-painting. 10
order 10 procure dily bread. ] soor
obtained q tolrrable amount Of miscells
neous patronage. and the constant suc
eession Of sitters Of every grade made
my occupation an amusing one.
was abou, 10 ceaso from my labor
one saturday afternoon, whom alow
knock at the door attracted my attention
&c me inl'' cried, and the door open
ing. q man entered. whose soiled mole
skin dress, sprinkled with cotton fakes
bespoke him factory ''hsnd."
beg pardon for disturbin' yo', " said
my visitor; "but aw COON 70 sec you'd 4
do biz Of a job for me?"
"whst sort Of job?"
"Why. it's q little lad o. mine a. Il
i'll, and we thinker ~ we could like II
have his portrait taken wi them coloret
chalks. II yo'd be so good ~ 10 do IL
You'd hs' 10 COON 10 our house, cause
he's bedfast. but we'd be quito willin' u
pay smmmat moro than tn usual charg'
Tor th extra trouble as yo'd hev."
20, I'll do il with pleasure" said ]
,,But when do you wish me TO Gomez
"why, now, IL yo' con-" said my new
! patron; "for yo' seen we han but on
place, an tie not allus 81 for gentle
man TO 60 into; but Of Saturday after
moo It's elyssusd up en- quite udyi %
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

i"And how 90 ON things at the
mines?'s s1pr s~eie -s 'ie2
swell, slower than we should like
to sec them, said Mr.. Little hesita-
tingly. sThe fact Is, there has been
moro trouble getting these mines in
working order than any of us antici-
pated. Things looked so promising
at first" ...... ~. y
"Do you mean TO say they don't
look promising now?" wrathfully do
manded Granger.
"They are as promising as ever
But the difficulty is 10 realize the pro-
misses. We are at astandstill for want
Of funds. $50 ad
gNot complete stand?" Ai
al am-sorry TO say we are"
nChilde must advance it." i
"Childe won't &.
"Well2
III have just been to him, and he
few into regular passion, and says
he washes his hands Of the lot, and
wished the mines had been in q certain
hot place before he had ever heard OF
Of them. But / caught a whisper,
down at Trebeddon, that Childe had
been burning his fingers with some
some other speculation, and had not
tho money TO advance. l firmly be-
lieve il is so" ~. a
"Col. Hartlebury?'
"IIe is cleaned out
Mr.. Granger sat and drummed on
the table. 3
"How much money is wanted nows'
he asked.
"About ten thousand dollars, we
compute e'
"Why It was ten thousand dollars
three months ago, and II has doubled
that since ! interrupted Mr.. Grain
ger.
at was that influx of water that
played tho deuce with us. But VIC
now believe and with reason, that ten
thousand would bring the ore into
market. OF course every step has
advanced us nearer TO II.
"What is TO be done?'
"Can't you giveus a littlemorc help,
Graingcr2'
"You may as well aslx this table for
help ~ mo. Those bills you got me
to sign, and raise money upon, will
soon be due, and l don't possess one
brass farthing toward meeting thcm.
Itisa good thing Mrs Granger knows
nothing about them; they would wor,
ry her night and day.
'We'arcall in the same predicament,
cried Little.
"No, you are not, was lthc quick
response Of Mr.. Granger. Yoy
have none Of you got bills out
"If we don't get the ore into mar
lset speedilyit willplay 0ld,Gooseber
ry with us NIL.
"We must get II in. Lift Q.
w know we must. But don't so,
how it's TO bo done, unless money cai
be found. There's not FIVE hundred
dollars among US, foravailablepurpo
SOS.
"You have seen Groom
"No. mean 20 call upon hin
when | 60 back to the city. He cal
do nothing.
an go with you, said Mr.. Grain
ger. "We must stir heaven and eartI
about this. II would be desperation
for il 10 fail now.
"And debtors Jail and tho Bank
ruptcy Court after IL, spluttercd Lit
tie.
Adam Grainger's face flushed hot
and he passed. his handkerchief ove
Il. II grew hotter and hotter.
"Better set on and hang ourselvo
than stand that, added Little, rs tho,
went. out.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
rHE JOY OF poIso coon.

I.asl al 'tattss --.,.aff .ili.n
ny G. =, .f.f
es.ihsru "a Joy IN doing good
tf The sslnsh nsser thow'
.I14li a dfsuEht'o eeep' s"fich sna pure
- hFs'sihs hesass'e" H. N
s'ss.", - e~aa's'sv ,.'. -. ~ ...
-. ,.s,.,,',, ...-..',,.. u..,a
o--..... 49,. ....,., ~.
Nit
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

b - 'Misthcr, are you the gentle
man as Is the matey asked q stecrag-
or Iof one Of the officers Of New
York packet. -.
"No, says the man sddreased, "but
] an the eintlsmsn ~ cooke TIE
mate 7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
Gbaies sl5astug,
q. ylasr Low.

!, .l''s s,i....s .''' NY FIRST LOVE-
bos isaepa ny WI s cootr.
o1lf shs's sleeping nov beneash ths tree, d.
"a whsre nfi, shs gave hsrhssr,to mot ia
iu4 Where. on Vat fepd and faithful breast.
tsalnsd m sohlnshsalt iflas ~
,4t ns werd s,hrlrhs At early dawn. 81,
f1l Al night sas gone, iols,sr sane,
e- Lisessm- bright dream. too swstt tolsst,
t.d That charms awhile, iheis has rss past,
hl' sa~ hss eye. r-sw dim lndsafh.
~ 4fs And sit hsriAs, sxplflar ssssshg
.fsna.f Auathea received, alln heart unu AIMED.
.4ss rsseA uIlar pss.-use Of heshpndl i|.s
as ana whau l'fe's sprlnE. had eea.sa 20 rls, i,
- id And euldne.s wfsl ped hef M les elss,
80 pall n d an. with beauty rare.
sfi ~ she seemed al angel .lsapi there. e
The velvet Era.. nov m.rks the plase
where cold she sleeps 10 deaths embrace.
a. Aado'erh her nlr snat dlaatbrow.
ftaf1 The moss and ivy clu,lef now.
Awuios bends u. poasvc head,
AsH 10 tisttho hnllowod Head,
90 'sli And aswsr. rare IN bc'usy hloom
81 t krosud hef lone AID Silent snnb.
And from The sgcd elms around, .I
And cypress hoarh. that shade the ground,
ft Atday, meek and tinld dove
.4|ass rours fsth her notes of constant 1--we.
~ And when night pail o'srspreads thssky.
Aad nature wedps win .eAfhl eye,
HHf Naesurnal s'nr-ssr- nll night ionT,
.a'le facencs't, slhT pisInslss ssoe. ffis
eli 4a.sl.aai. 1i f..firal IH q $500
Ana when 1ollas mage strain f,tr
Enoh,lns the Fsy and g i've trsin, n.
30 Myhsartls ois'n deeply wfunE,
- Heiis rohsaf the soaes sasissr sung sh
81 d b b..l.sa. s4 .s .li.I, ims
, How OF, whss nights seehanled deep
Has bathea the World In balmy sleep,
fhearihAt rich knd shrlii nk ,ots.
90 80 A. whsa n hsao NE hr-t reIoice, itf
.si'in - saeltde ~ .tHasiie iat
i4 And OBJ whoa 10 ush foE pleasure meet, II
Andolhor how Al beautyN feeh
NY aehipg hea tIs palnsd thu more,
Fi4e 10 see the smiles another wofe
.vat taa .so3 - ftssistU 81
- ~. win plsafpe. mixsa with woe and pam,
itoflen Leafs me back pgan i... 'I f..a
70 scenes NC buried n ihe past
f.'a And hours ,aat wsr. too sweet toiast.
Tie Lkrsst. fnd. ~ i4iNf -
.I.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
SUNRISE

Morn siardeth ~ thc eastern gatsl
Asd sHh he FURNISHED lance H'f
N fshals the glowing hours. which wN,
: The ardent suns advance. ~ fs
Nigh hldeih IL NE azure heaven,
nef ~ hls glance ~ hFc' -
: And she young sentssls of even H.Il
with trembling steps retire.
Failing and laintng, one ny one, fsfss
Walsh The sparkling sphens,
e while eslmiy, ikea sainisd nae. fns
The pale nsoon disappears.
Aar "a eomes' her glowing IONS -si "a
cirisd wish nowsry bands, p
AnaIs upon hl crimson throns,. mt
= Phebussxsitlns stands.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
y TERMS on THE {
INDIANA AMERICAN.

Psr ysar. Al tho epd of the 500
paid within 1x xponths ...'.''' ~ ~
n paid ~ aiv>nse s.'....-' a-.@. 80 ~
In eIad- q tsn oo
Whrr- ten o. mors ar taken a. one oncc, nev sub
xrioss ne b add Ter III SUBS rihefs may reecs
sci - =, whsr, tso send farce Dollars srk'eyt'
=. Al .ss erih-rs are unaspood ,ssur,Eiurso; con
sss .sS ,sR s - r. ssn ss ss s s
uap.i anis.s NE cabs lribsr y ~onhiss Orders for
ss 4 :; 4 ss,s''' '"A not S' '''''"
s ! 's ::s:::
v,hspI 'sklnx \ on q me 'ase vi,hee, ords9ns ~ !,
esca nasI sad py,sy ssssFsIs.i sh pc pa'''' ''a
Money can b rns e car sl'k ina arssrrHz' LrF-
p RATES OF ADVERTISING.
one square Or lc-a en lIns-l
:, Fsr each sdiittnsl inprtlou 70
palne-s ssrs.n .not oeeupyius more than one SQUARE
4. Yearly sissrsislns. sAsassaSis quar'srys pc. :.
aaass s,s,. - ,Sss .orsrs 10 :. counted n n
sanafrs sefion over SQUARE, a. siuarr and bale
fraction oscr square and half a. two squares and
Circuit aud eomuon pleas co srs, administration
and other al notices. must Be patti In advance OF
smpis .eeasd ,a 90 sass ~ni We swa ~, ne q issue s
Responsible ior ihelsxsi advef,ssmenss ordered BY
ms@ ss.ae,ax .sna,a.ts. Of sver description, a 10
subscribers, and - %. ihoss who ars nos--pssmens
.tasariably IN adsaneo. ..ifa- Ia ..l.of 4.
no, marked % % s ,ss seps 9ss sPss &C.
ssss - sf,ss asdaiis iss, sRsaissy vi - iass,
ef course be iassfsd until ordered OUT a. me usual
All ..l:smss.s itsa s''anssp osuans'sns per-
- spsclai nosiccs raas aad desl lxn.
ed % pFonsss ps.ya,s Interest, vail b charged u
nairlarss saaoaassd Era,slsca.lys 81 .s.il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

Nro CASH OFFER REFUSED FOR SEgNRs-Two
IN millions the various grades of Havana domestic arr
termen are now offered for Tho cash oar nr
enrahe NB-Cash advances ny.e IN invoices ~ sersrs
Y. CHEERS " BroadSsay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAI.Es.

A COOKS SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG wo
"A man who understands all kinds meats soups games and
desserts, and first baker; rhe wishes with
family 10 New Orleans any part of South can give
best Of city reference from place. for
two days al No. 90 4th ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14

OeYJCE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
" Assessments April ~, 1S57.-TsS payers TAX NOTICE..
Notice hereby given all parties interested that the
rolls the city of New Yok
delivered the Commissioners of Taxes
and that the i'll open for review and
lion, OF the ConIls ssners, No. 81 Chambers
street Court House from the ooh day OF Nay " the ooh
day Of June inclusive between the hours Of O'Clock A NJ
and O'Clock p NJ.
Applications for tho correction Of
the oihc>of the Commissioners of and
during period above mentioned. AL
who neglect make snch application, except by OF
the city, during the entire period
which the books spen) Will be entitled TO relief from
The Board OF Supervisors any subsequent period
a. LISTN,',,sou commits soners NJ Taxes
j. W. Brown, e"H HS'o'7"''n'7'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14

OFFICE OF TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTH
" ern Indiana Railroad Company, New York. Saturday
Ins 67Under existing circumstance the directors
u company who now In the city deem proper 70
following have been made
sYeate impression serous divisions d.
rrctors Of prevent their cori II 90 operation
ryng I'd the business of the company All such ags
lions are arcundees aud think duty give them this
formal and unqualified denial Up . the present moment no
dvs n OF senmept has .sted in tho board upon
question principle policy affecting The Interests Of the
company has occurred IN any IN relation
the company affairs since the date OF
report circular intuce 70 alter opinions
Expressed We believe now, then, In the caps
city Of the N liberal dividends upon The entire
Of s outstanding stock and We strongly recommend
he khders saoe their stock under the Influence
hnk the s1prsse purpose cf alarming boders aud In
tucps them 10 throw .neir stock upon the market II
peArs examination Of the printed stock sR that he
the es of the general stock Of this
he Stock kxchsp from me 2st Of May TO the Oh OF June
inclusive period OF seventeen days has been 81 $50
@hue books show that the number Of shares transferred
regular stock oders during thu time 1873 shares and
A6 oher words stock hiss been Withdrawn from the
than has been thrown curing the last
When IL recooced hst within The time ct6ed
have msde the guaranteed that
Of the stockholders have sold portion of their Old stock
order meet the payments the win be seen
stock vey hraly held Is deemed proper n make
ee statements order That bona hde NAV no.
be nisled by the large sales and low prices which
quoted ct the Sock Exchange
EDWIN LlTCIFlELD, w. NJ vERMrJYR
JkO. A. q. GRAY, HENRY KEEP,
HkSAk ]. REIFIELD, JOHN STRYKER,
ELISHA O. LITGHFIEID.