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AUCTION SALES.
OF THE LATE SAMUEL L. FORGAY, DE-
ceased
BY NEVILLE & JARREAU.


BY NEVILLE & JARREAU.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY Jan. 2sd, 1858, at E. II s, o'ei {,
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seven seht Of square Or humber seven
bounded Perdido Poydss Bsr,rsn Prispr s
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forming tho corner ., foydrss aud Plsar .sreet.
rns Lots Of Ground situate in ~ virt nre. Of This
reredo Johnson and esveI streets ds,gn.tsd Nos
in DEPTH between parallel lines No forms
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District hs city, making part property
& I Is 4 81 s. hy3as s % T. L
st. and First streets plan by L. H. Pile, dated 18Th
May, lSs in Office of j. Cnveier Notary Public in this
city according which plan said lois ech 80 feet
St. Ann The following depths between para
lei lines No II 90 feet inches and 8 lines side
Bayon Road line dividing 1t from Lot No. ii of
n nss' s"s s;f Ing
line the line dividing from Los No. h. Lot No l5 90
inches the line dividing from Lot No. a. And Lot
No. % feet inches and lines the line dividing from
Lot No. 10 and 30 feet inches and lines the line dividing
It from Lot No. II.
a certain piece portion of Ground, with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situate In the parish of st. Tam
this State and beng and by the creek
Bedico the being bounded the north by lands
formerly belonging to John Baddeaux otherwise John Badow0
the south by lands formerly belonging to William
Cooper the side by continuation of the east
side by continuation norhwad Of the west line Of said lands
said Cooper Said pec portion OF ground being part Of
section 50 township 'outh east Of Greepbug Dis
containing 23 lessthe whole
dag Of i'd section SO and adjoining SECTIONS made by r
Landry Surveyor General OF the State of Louisiana dated
Donaldonve in this State Dec ls 1876 copy of which is
passed before james Graham Notary Public,
| on the l4th December, 1853
| Also the following slaves, wit
| ]. negro hoy, named o e. aged about IS years.
| z. negro boy. named ALEXANDER THE GREAT, aged
| about Is yenrs. -.....-.....
| 8. negro man, named JOHN, aged about "a years.
| R9rTERMS-Cash.
| sale be James Graham Notary Public the
| pense Of the purchasers d24 JAZZ IA q
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A FonT AssAILED BY THEIvEs.-The Baltimore
Patriot states that Fort McHenry has recently been
entered several times by parties of thieves and the
officers quarters robbed of silver ware Clothes and
other articles. On one occasion they entered the
hospital, and had the audacty to move cot upon
which sick was lying in order to get at closet
behind it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

We saw lately in weekly newspaper an article
about life in Norway, headed I" A sledge Drive to
Church. 1t struck us, at the time, without giving
ourselves the advantage of reading the stoiy that
people who have to be driven to the church with a
| sledge," must be a very irrelisops community.
boston Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

Costly PAlNTING.-It is said that William H. As
pnwall, Esq, Of New York. sent home painting the
other day-a genuine Murillo-which was appraised
in the Custom House at thirty thousand dollars.
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militia officer in Texas boasts in the papers that
his men would rally at the % tap of the drum.' Per-
haps they would rally still more promptly at the tap
ping of a key.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 80 Custumhouse street,
M street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic, Mercurial,
Syphic all Private Diseases without Mercury hindrance
business exposure to friends and cure guaranteed In
all cases.
tce parts the United States and Europe-the many re
he has effected which pronounced incur
able eminent physicians nsties him in offering his
tho confidence OF the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Private and OF which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james per-
maenly eadcates namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated may be- Diseases of the Back and Lons In
Hamnato of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers umors and all Diseases of the Skim
Dr. would al call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De-
by or lmpoency. The following of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF YOUTH viz
Weakness Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dimness OF
VISION Muscular Power Papitaon of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness Iriabty symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Memory, Confusion Of Ideas Depression of
Spirits Evil Foebolings Aversion to Society SeifDis'rnst
Love Solitude Tmidy of the evils produced
afflicted with of the above symptoms should
call Dr. james and be at restored to
health false delcacy but apply at and
the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible mnluty
weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vgor
Remember "The Medical of Dr. james, is 81 Custom
Private separate reserved Hours of aendanc,
from A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
IF Gonorhea cured in twenty four hours
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
oil iy 80 Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

Boche,ors are not entirely lost to the refinement Of
Sc tment for the following toast was given by one OF
them at celebration:
/" The lalies-sweet briers in the garden OF hfe.'
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OMNIBUS LINE FOR SALE 49,
The undersigned, desirons Of retiring lNIj
:SfA from active business offers for sale the iM
following highly improved and valuable Pro
perty and Omnibus Lke:
The III ee story Brick Dwelling House, veranda front No.
26 Camp street. occupied by W. II. Wl=re ESQ., and rented
at two thousand dollars per annnm.
The three story granite 'front.' Store Poydras and
New Ieyee streets Messrs. John T. Moore Co..
fifteen hundred dollars per annnm.
g. The splendid family Mansion Espanale street. of
Ton occupied by the undersigned together with the fur
niure carriage horses, etc.
4 The Dwelling Espanade street occupied by
L. Ganet Esq and rented ut six hundred dollars
g. The story Dwelling Esplanade street. rented to Mr.
Paul Berger two hundred and forty dollars per annum
G. story Dwelling Esplauade seet rented at two
hundred and sixty four dollars per nnnnm.
hundred and hirtyseven feet of Ground front
Liberty street. the New Basin, First District rented at six
s. One hundred fifty of Ground the New Canal
between Jacob Soils Streets and running back to Eupho
sine street. .
O. Several fine Building Los EspRnade street.
TO- Several Squares of Ground in Bath and Mattewvlle
Ii The LINE OF OMNIBUSSES known as the Ct Bayou
Road Line Said line consists of head of fine Mules,
few Horses l3 Omnbsses Harness. and every article
ry the business To industrious such
opportunity for safe business is rarely to be met
prices and conditions of the above property which
will very low and advantageous to purchasers apply to
b. RODRIGUEZ,
dis I'm corner of EspanGde and TOnti SITS.
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What would have become of the vendots Of shof
ing Calico if women had never been invented! ss~ss'
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FINE ARTS-FINE ARTS
,ssss5E.ssSazoM N. gGSCHWINDT, PAINTER OF
- PORTRAITS IN OIL, would
tify of painting, and the
pubicin general, that he has returned
his trip the East and that he will continue hereto
fore paint Portraits from Life well from Ambrotypes
and DRguerreoypes.
In compliance with the ofen-repeaed request OF
persons NJ Gschwudt vii! open SCHOOL OF PAINT
proprietor by addressing him 1872 Canal street. first
floor, between Royal and Bourbon streets.
acS7.Terms moderate, MA lin
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MAHETT BHANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED duy
u appointed Agent for the old established house Of AR
BOUiN AhRETT CO.. for the GALE Of their very superior
brandes Also sole Importer Of she Justly celebrated Po1nsy
est market prices In Cognsc shipped any port
The Union supply constanly hand. samples bss
at the store sf IS 80
8. WOLFF,
nit ~ Corner Of Gravisf street and New Leyes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

on. CRISIS IN PARIs.-Accordng to the follow
ing extract from the Paris correspondence of the New
York Times our crisis has had the one good effect of
acauainting the Frenchmen with The geography and
material greatness of our country:
The crisis, however, has conveyed surprise to the
French people; they see unrolled before them daily,
in the journals whole pages of bank and mercantile
failures, long lists of founderies, cottonmills, ship
yards, and clothes manufactures from which thous
ands Of hhorers have been discharged and they are
astonshed at the extent of commercial affairs in the
new world. To the majority of Frenchmen New
York Is America, just as Paris is France But the
INN panorama of business operations, seen
through the daily history of the crisis that reigns
opens new ideas of the material progress OF the Uni
ted States. ought to add that, notwithstanding the
abuse of American commercial morality, which Is now
the mode in France, large numbers oil Frenehmen
have crossed the Atlantic in haste 70 invest lneir
| funds in deureciated American stocks and many
more woald go, if the crisis did not operate mere IN
| OBTAINING them.
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~ v ANlS4 tANDk IN ALL AlNDo
" OF METALS.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the public Of the
city country he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in
his dispatch and in not TO be surpassed by
house in the Union.
Watches Table Services Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers
Punch Bowls etc. GILDED and SLY Erred in the best STYLE
Also GLIDING and BROWNING or Gas Fixtures, MHnte Or
nanlents, Lamps, Lusres and Candeabras.
The public invited to give him call and examine his
stock specimens of work. -: CAST
70 Chartres street, between Benvie and Cont.
References-Hyde Goodrich, Henderson Gaines. r NAL
lard II A. TYLER Fournier Il Siebrecht. OIL SIN
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES HANLEY.
PAR ToURNE 4 THOMAS, Encanteurs.
Bureau 10 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, lie &c heCemhre, 1857, midi, dams
- Ia roonde de F6tel ST. Louis dun 0rdre de
Honorable Deuxene Cor de District de la Souvele Orleans
date II sptenhre 1851 No. l2l97 pour compile de la
dite succession
EDWARD, grffon. are d'cnviron Is ans.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
L'acs do vente devani X. Jkerr, notnire public.
MS d5 IL 10 %
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~ }. YEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, AT

00 j, VEGAS'S DANCINCT NCAOEMF, Al
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A j. VEGAS most respectfully announces to bis friends
IL and the public, that his popular Dancing Academy rs
now Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
to meet liberal The teaching will COM
mence on MONDAY, Nov. 2.
ouade the first circles Of Paris and London last
winter will be taught by Mr.. Vegas
The popular Chdrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given BY
Mr. j. Vegas every month";
The DAYS and hours of Tuition follows:
adies-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till II
ChildrenTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from till
o'clock P. NJ -.
Observation-Disclosures, Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
o clock P. N.
Wednesday,
Particular will be given to Children, and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be brought
Vegas will also give Lessons at seminaries and Private
Families. .
The Musical Department under the charge of that excellent
Volnist Mr. A. BENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Sorees.
fF- For terms apply to Mr.. J. VEGAS, at Odd Fellows
Hall or at Mr. GABICTS Music Store, 80 Camp street.
am
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suCGEssIONsoF JAMES HANLEY.
BY ToUHNE Il THOMAS, Auctoneers.
Office 10 Exchange Alley
GATURDAY, the Goth December, 1857, Mt
- Il o'clock. NJ in the Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel by
order from the Hon P. H. Morgan Judge of the
Second District Court New Orleans dated September H. 1857,
No IL 1871, for aecou,t Of said succession
EDWARD, RriG boy, about Is years
HB-TERMS-t;ash.
Act of sale before R. j. Kerr notary public the expense
of purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

mo OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUSTOMERS
Stores and IS Fulton Streets AMI again ut
work VIII prepared all times TO furnish 1t the
shortest notice. and liberal terms all kinds Of COP
PER TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK. BRASS CAST
INGS, BLACKSMiTHING, etc. Each member of the firm
giving personal attention each department. otter
superior Inducements parties dealing with us.
facilities furnishing the following work are not sur
passed by any house in the South or Vest
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES
CHIMNIES BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
sii Fif,rE MuMMs JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, etc., etc.
Attached to establishment have general Furnishing
Store where all articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
TATiON AND HOUSE USE may be found.
Observation-Disclosures Safety Steam Pump. s. r kases
Fire Puzp Cast Iron Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM INCONSISTENCIES Vacuum and Steam Gange, o
article showing the highest point which steam may have
been carried during its Hearson's water Gauge.
TINWARE.
Chatting Dishes, Buckets
Dish Baskets, Jelly md Cake Neulds;
Coffee and Tea Urns Soup Tureens
Pyramids and other Ware, of oil Varieties
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves; Washing ana
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Paor Stoves sal
amander and Canon Stoves Deck Stoves etc. Foges Fire
Baskets; Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
der Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills; Hose Brass
Cylinder Bib, Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Inps of all descriptions.
BREWSTER 4 zACHARIE,
Nos. So Front and 81 Fnlton srcets.
Sole Agents for Schaers Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
cons Water Gauge; S. P Kases Fire Pumps ana O. W. Got
TOMS Patent Pistnn Heads and Crate Bars. eu5 ly
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$4,000 HAVANA CIGARS.
BY D. L. NORPHY, Auctioneer
TONDAY, the 2Sth inst, Mt 10 o'clock A..
NJ, the importer +. of Canal and
wv Ievee street. close sundry invoices, will be sold
$4,000 Genuine Importation Havana Cigars.
Al.o..
bbls Paper Cixnrs all fully guaranteed by the importer
Terms and conditions see catalogue. d22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

THE OLD WHEEL HORSE" - We perceive by the
Washington papers that Col Davidson was on hand
at the opening of Congress his name is registered
as having voted for the Hon. James L. Orr of s. c.,
for Speaker. The entire Louisiana delegation voed
for Orr! What will friends of the Crescent say
about George Eusts
bayou Sara Ledger, 10Th inst.
We will "say" that Mr.. Eustis did precisely right,
under the circumstances He had but three aterna-
tves before him. He had to vote for Orr, South
Carolinian or vote for Grow, Northern Freesoiler,
or by Sinking the responsibility Of his position not
vote at all. We would have voted as he voted, had
we been in his place, Notwithstanding Col Orr is no
especial favorite of ours. Are our friends of the
Ledger satisfied with our say?" We hope so.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY r.. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
SI1HIS EVENING, MT early gas light, at No.
l. So st. Charles street, will be sold
valuable collection Of the best works of the best authors in
q various branches Of Literature, Science and Art.
ter, Cap and Note Papers, Envelopes Gold Pencils etc.
collection comprises the best Books of the principal pub
in the United States together with variety of London
icaons of the fine, useful and industrial
Books and .pted perfect and for eNan
and private sale during the day.
les without reserve and will be continued every evening
.tjla n are odk MD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS etc.
~ pipes Of the brand Of Denis Henry Aounie Co.'s
10 half Pipes brand Pin.t castou Co. cognae Brandy;
20 or :. :. Gabriel Bouvet 1 :. 81 q.
+. 10 =. :. Nelady -.
10. Planatt Co.
10 halves United Prspristors La Rochelle; - e..
50 barrels Superior old Bourbon WHISKY;
30 ;. medium different grades H PEI
25 old Monsngahels
s pipes Holland Gin; .7sz
1O0 baskets Champagne, Heidselck Cos
$50 Woife's Aromatic Schnapps;
$40 Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wine;
% cases Blackberry Brandy; g.
30 Raspberry :.
80 Assorted syrups;
800 different brands Bitters, Wis., Bokers Hostette1
Gouey's Mills, etc;
100 2doGen each lib. I.obdters
80 CGns;
80 :. :. -. :. Salmon:
loo quarts pins London Porter Ale
best brands.
Of Preserves Pie Fruits Jellies and Jams
Also general Stores on hand
and for sale at the well known house Of
fe4 II CADY HOLMES, Grsvier st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24

OLD GIDDINGS MROTH-Ine ASnlaDula (OnlO)
Sentinel contains letter from Joshua R. Gddings to
the editor of the Ohio Statesman in which the follow
ing passage, predicting civil war, occurs
regard that man as stupid and wilfully blind who
closes his eyes to the fact that these doctrines and
practices Of the Executive have already brought us to
the verge of civil war; that the contamination of
vainy, by admitting Kansas with o slaVehoding
bayonets, must light up the fires of civil war which
have been so long smothered; that when the conflict
between despotism, slavery and crime on one hand,
and patriotism justice and liberty the other, shall
rage Kansas it will soon extend to the States and
involve you and me, and your offspring, in its
sequences.
the people of the North to submit to usurpaton and
slayehodinS dictation, to the Union, will then
find that truth is mighty than error; that Gods
attribute of justice will be indicated that no COM
binaton Of men formed to overthrow eternal, I'M
changing principles, can sanctify itself by name
that the cry of savng the Union will then fill the
mind with loathing and disgust the talismanc cry
of shareholders, and of servile politicians.
"Old Gid., as the arrant old reprobate is usually
styled, is evidently becoming Disguised with the cry
of Saving the Union" We don't wonder. The old
nuisance has been trying to break 1t up for long
time, and he must soon, in the natural course o
things die and go to his master the devil be is anx
ious that his internal work should be consummated
before his departure. We incline to the opinion thai
he will be disappointed
ANTI FILIBusTER MoyEMENT.--Under date OF the
18th inst, the Washington correspondent of the Bal
tmore Sun writes to that paper the opinion that thu
United States and British naval forces at San Juar
will probably intercept all supplies and reinforce
ments intended for Walker. He says also:
The United States frigate Wabash had sailed fo
San Juan and also H. B. Ms ship.of-the'line Bruins
wick and the steamer Leopard They may frustrat
Walkers expedition by blockading the rivers ant
barbors. 1t is also stated that the United State
steamer Fulton would be ordered for San Juan. Tn
United States steamer Susquehanna sailed from Ke
West week ago for San Juan, where she is to reev
the Saratoga The commander of the Susquehanna
Capt. Sands had positive orders to intercept Walker
expedition, wherever met. 1t is presumed that tn
Government received dispatches to-day in relation
this subject and that by the steamer OF the Goth SON
decisive orders will be sent out.
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~ j. LILIENTHAII, MANUFACTURING JEW
sJA1 EIER AND PRACTICAL Matchmaker, Ne l26
TTksX Poydras street.
j. L. respectfully informs his friends public large
that he prepared to of his magnificent stock of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE,
AND FANCY GOODS
AT Greatly Reduced Prices
of his stock has been manufactured in this city
der his purchasers the goods sold
being of the first quality.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches in Plain and Hunting Cases.
Diamonds, in Rings, Pins, EARRINGS Bracelets.
Sets in Diamond, Enameled Coral.
Canoes, Pearls etc., ETC.
Gold Pins and Earrings Of all styles.
Seals. Wedding and Fancy Gold Rings.
Bracelets, Of every pattern and design.
Fob, Vest, Guard and Neck Chains
and Silver Plated Tea Sets Silver Knives Spoons
Forks, ETC., etc etc.
Music Of every description with we'll selected stock
and other Goods for the limits ad
vertisement.
Diamonds Reset. Jewery and Sverware made to order.
Watches carefully repaired and fully guaranteed dl I'm
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BRAND & ADAMS. SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON 4
cog No 81 Magazine street. opposite the Arcade
CHANDERY etc. have in and for sale favora.
terms complete suitable for the country trade
Planters, Carpenters, Blacksmiths and others.
BRAND ADAMS,
a27 lyhW No 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade
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SAZEHAC BRANDIEy WE HAVE GOOD
- supply hand and receiving by direct tmporatons
from France additions stock this and highly
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth pipes l79S In eighth
quarter pipes 1907 1906 in half and eighth
pipes invite the attention Of the and
generally this article is and unadueratea For sale
on New York terms and prices, by f-.~ Is
WV K. LBtERICR CO., "a Old 1evee st.,
" ola Agent I'm his city
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WINES-W1NES- ~ "
w 1000 cases IL bottles St Julien Red VIM
800 MrYAuX
=, Chs. BslAr
$50 :, =. st. Bem -@ -fA
..u 100 .. Oh. Larose gtt
.- 100 :. :. Oh. La6tte ssss.. o.
$50, :. =. HIT. sau;srne White Wins.
go :. "A half bottles IL. Barrae and Ht HAutsrns,
For sale by J. VIoscA, Jr
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y Y ..
CATURDAY, the Goth inst, Mt IL o'clock M.
~ will bs sold public auction Banks Arcade Magazine
street
catalogue which will be ready for distribution at the Auction
eer's Office, Saturday morning
n Borders will be received the Auctioneers office until
Thursday eyeniny. d243t
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-MTSLA1D OR STO,
IN len the undersigned certain of Pitcher
Goodrich Co. of Mrs E. ". Cooks draft, dated Buwer Co,
Miss the 23d July 1857, IA months date in favor for
three hundred and thirty dollars Payment has been stopped
and information will be acceptable
dl4 BARELY & CO., 81 Common street.