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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

70 The INDECENT from the existing system, that g
stropg movement il now on foot in virginia to
make the Virginia poor q new example of the
Scriptural declaration, from him thst hath not,
" shall be taken away even that which he hath" Ii
is proposed to employ the putlicschoOl money for
the benefit Of the colleges and high schools in the
hope, as it il alleged, that cla" Of educated men
ard qualified teachers may open the way for more
general diffusion Of the benefits Of education.
Whatever may be the Anticipation Of the friends Of
this change, it is impossible not to see in the prop
ositon new proof how little, in the social scale Of
Virginia, il the social weight Of the poor whites
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payments. A let Of the Ei'tsrn bsnks whose
notes are not taken on deposit at the Metropolitan
Bank will he found elsewhere. ..f
What sdyic.s We have from abroad are not dis
courserg. Ip 81. Louis and Cincinnati arrange
uents have been made to take good foreign cur
,ency at per- sod hopes are expressed that the e1-
changes will coon be equsl;zed. TIE failure OF
Messr,. Farnbam, Kirkbsm & Co. Of PbiladelPhla
is reported. by dispatch from our Washington
correspondent we learn that the Administration Is
determined to rstrench wherever it is fessbe and
to lend no ccuutepance to schemes for roooins the
Treasury, even though GONE of them be as saga
cious as the famous Tetusbtepsc project. 30 m'e
il be.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

In monetary matters there is little change. The
feeling Of merchants continues TO be quite cheerful
although numerous extensions are reported from
day to day Stocks keep up pretty well. and there
are good many transactions in them. Paric no
longer characterzes this species Of business but it
is subject to fluctuations growing out of temporary
causes. There is more disposition shown to buy
paper, but the rates are no eaier. The best names
10 at per cent with an occasional transaction at
2 per cent for very flvetite signature. An
arrangement has been entered into by some Of the
banks, in which Others will doubtless join, to facii
fate the movement Of produce. There are floating
runners, which We can trace TO no COED authority,
that some of the banks purpose 10 resume specie
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

BOSTON, Inesodyi Oct ~ 1901.
The first exhibition Of the Massachusetts, Board d
Agriculture, the Hon. NJ. p. Wilder, President opened
to-day at the City Fair Grounds. The weather was
exceedingly cold and boisterous but the attendants Va
good. The exhibition embraces cattle horses sheep
swine and domestic fowls Of nearly every variety; also,
agricultural products and implements. Dairy prodsce
were also exhibited in abundance. The exhibition
more extended and complete than any heretofore
held, Among the famous horses preseat are Pocshca-
tss, Lady Bliss Hector, Trustee, I, Duroc Troting
Childers, Nonpsrel, Don Juan, Rip Van Wrinkle and
Gipsy, jr. Mr.. Rowland Shaw Of Jamaica Pisio hs!
on the ground four beautiful English thoroughbred
stations just imported Trials Of speed took place 10
the afternoon. which attracted some little attention.
butI great time was made.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE SINKING OF THE STEAMER TRopIC.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, October %, 1857.
We have received the following particulars Of the
sinking Of the steamer Tropc, which occurred in the
Missouri River, near Waverly, on Thursday last The
steamer ran against sBag crushing her wheel, snd
tearing away portion of her hull, when she imue-
diatey sunk in thirty feet Of water. She had On
board one hundred and fifty passengers, Twelve of
fifteen of whom are supposed to be drowned. wm.
Hester and Joel Cross Of Company u, Second Ars,t
lery. are known to have been drowned aso, son 4
Mr. Stephens Of Kentucky and q negro belonging 10
the same gentleman. number OF the dsck'hsnds-'
names unknOwn-are also among the lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

The Rev. c. c. TowssrsD Of Iowa city is nov
bers preparing to take cut spsty Of destitute sss
homeless children and provide them with eomfjitsb's
homes smorg the fs-mers Of Iowa. We believe thss
erterpr,e good ope aud bepe,k for Il the syDP'thy
sud aid of the bonevoless Whoever esn give money
or clothing in furberaoee Of this salutary depeon OF
our overcrowded city may cor6de than to g. Baross'
No. 70 Water street, and We confident thai th'y
will be wei applied
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
IOWA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Oct. %, 1857.
The dispatch sent from Dubuque on Saturday IN
reference 10 the Iowa election was correct Twenty
ike counties only have been heard from, ia which
Lowe, Republican, for Governor, was 800 ahead.
The same counties gave Fremont 6 200 majority.
In these counties the Democrats elect fourteen
members oftte General Assembly. Nothing hsl yet
been received leading to the belief that the Lsgsla
ture il not probably Democratic.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
FIRES IN BOSTON,

BOsroS, Tuesday, Oct. %, 1857.
The brass foundeIy of S. Ii. Litcbfeld & Co., on
Lewis street East Boston, was destroyed by FIRE Iat
NIGHT. Aro, large dwelling house adjoining Il. oc.
cupied by Irsh families Some wood and coal in store
were also burnt Tho total less is about t2 000 aud
Messrs. Litchfeld are insured In the Hope and Ms<ta
Offices in New-Yoik for about g., 900. gTf
fire at No. Bratle street this eveping, destroyed
the property of A. Webster aud j. j. johnson both
confectioners, TO the amount Of s. 000. The too
upper stories Of the building destroyed. Damage
about A. 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
TIE FIRE AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1857.
The bodies Of the following pers,ps were fouod sA
night and this morning among the ruins c,used BY tie
late FIRE: Jno. A. Raymond Of wo'ce,tershire, Ma,
d. c. Emerson Of Lawrence, Mass; Jno. MsrA, r.
Grant, Jno. Ware, A. Wole, fireman. B. Hsssy D.
c. White, H. Q. Bradley J. JuDgers and John Hss,
ir.; Others are still missing.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

Three vacancies in Congress We're filed at the
State Elections of last week, to fill vacancies
caused by death. The Members elect are as fol-
lows:
Penrsylvania Dist. XII. PAUL LEIDY
Indiana Dist. H.. JOHN E. NIBLAcK.
Indiana Dist X...CHARLEs CASE.
The last named is Republican; the otheis
Democrats. No political change.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
ST. LOUIS MONEY NARYrr
ST. Lous. Tuesd.- N

ST. Lou', Tuesday Oct % Iss,
The Stste Savings Institution in shis c,v -, 80
depository for the currency Of the ssios,,.
slso for the currency Of the NswRurl.sa 's.ss'
and the STATE Of New York also for the ,,., -
Phisdelphis, Pittsburgh and Baltimore B..L, 'a'
A large number of the heaviest merchant -.
tise 10 receive oil currency at psr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE MURDER OF HILTON, THE LIMERICK

BosTos, Tuesday, Oct 20, 1851.
In the Police Court to day, the parties implicated
in the murder Of John Hilton Saturday night werS
arfaigned for examination. II appearing that George
j. Sutton and Captain Bacon not direct scceso
ries. they we're discharged the murder count, bat
subsequently were held in $500 bail for assault o.
Donovan. Henry L. Sutton was committed to jsl 10
await bis trial for murder.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

NEw CHuRcn.-The Norfolk street Methodist tp,,
oopal Church have unanimousy resolved to dispose
their church property and erect an edaes in the apps
part Of the city At their meeting on Monday eve%.s
they appointed COMMITTEES to confer Wan ''1s na,
ctmmi,tee from society in the region os Marfay ~
ard The intention is to erect fine suhstans'S sa'''
for The nae Of the two congregations.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

The Europa, with three days later intelligence
from Europe, arrived at Halifax at III o'clock yes
terdsy evening. An abstract Of her news will be
found in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
STORM AT OswEGO AND ON LAKE ON
TARIO.

OswEeo, Tuesday, Oct VI p.
terrible gale, accompanied BY snow, prevails hsrs.
This morning vessel was seen to capsiEe and sink Il
the hnbor. Her name is unknown. AL on board sss
supposed to have perished. /. 10 supposed that fvs
vessels are on the lake, and il s feared they win not
ride out the gale. f-
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prosperity.

The Havana correspondent of The N. o. Piea'
yune writes that forty of the passengers BY the
Central America are detained 10 Cuba BY the se-
we're quarantine laws. 1t is therefore, possible
that .ome of those supposed to have been lost may
be safe. 1t is, however, little singular that this
news, if true, should not have reached us before
fhis
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
SCHENECTADY COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Schenectady County Democratic Conysntaa
nominated A. C. Van Patten for member OF the AZ.
sembIy and j. p. SNYDER for County Treasurer. It
also concurred in the nomination Of the Hon. A. Q.
Paige for Judge of the Supreme Court OF this district
and In the nominations of the Democratic State Con.
vention, and recon mended Mr.. Burhsns OF DelsvtS
County for the Senatorthip.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
SUSPENSION IN PHILADELpu.

PHrLApELPHIA, Tuesday, Oct %. lssr
Messrs. Farnham, Kirkham & Co., dry good. s..,.
ers in this city, have suspended sud ask sn srs,s.
Stocks dull. Psnn,ylvsnia Fives, Sly; RssSis.
Railroad, I6i; Morris Canal, 81; Lorg fsland P,S
road, sl; Pennsylvania Railroad, 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Bosros, Tuesday, 0ct. %, ISS.
TIE following are the footings OF our Bank sssSs.
msDt Sbr the past week:
c.p.I Stock 81 go 900 Due 10 other Bsaks oSsam
Losn. and Disoo'ts. a. & 500 Deposts l17N
epscie..... 1Sc1soo oueusso1'''...... pELr0
Due An. other Bis. 5.Tk.oSel
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

week must be handed in to-day. Price 81 line.
Circulation orer 175.OOO copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE BANKS OF NEW -oRLyAys
Nkw-ORLRANs. MooAav

The Bank Presidsnts have agreed 4, oo.,;,,...
ake certified checks on the Citirsns Baok IN p.,..
Of debts. The Citizens redeems i.s eirc,l..n. -
ppecie, but not the checks Of depositor,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

weprint in this mornings issue the address of
the Hon N. p. Banks, delivered last night at the
Cystal Palace. II will be read with attention aud
ipterost BY all who are interested in labor aud its
prosperity.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
OHIO ELECTION.

CmcIsSArI, Monday, Oct. 10, 1857.
Tie official returns fiom 4S counties show majority
of 1917 for ChXe, Republican. All the Republican
State ticket is chosen excepting Bckensderfer, for
the Beard of Control Of Public Works. The Legsla
ture is two-thrds Democratic.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

Total so fsr.....3 364
The remaining Counties, il the returns bear any
relation to the votes must increase ttis majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
80 the Associated Press

WAsHIsGTos, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1857.
The Ner- Orleans Picayunes correspondent says
that forty passengers by the Centre, America
residing in Cuba being prevented from leaving by the
steamer in consequence of the rigid quarantine laws
Information has been received from official
source to the eec. that the Constitutional Conveo
iion of Kansas will submit the Constitution for adop-
ton or rejection to the legal voters Of the Territory
There is NO prospect Of an early recognition Of
the present Government of Nicaragua
The President ana Cabinet received to-day, through
a special committee an invitation TO visit the Mary
lar A gricultural Fair.
Letters from California induce the belief that ID
Pacific section Of the wegon road is by this time com
pletsd. The country between Honey Lake and Hum
,odt River s not so favorable anticipated, II
being poorly supplied with grass and water.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
e.,il Disps s,ch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct 20, 1857.
The President expresses good deal Of concern
regarding the effect of the pressure upon the
Government finances. Directions have been given
to revise and reduce all estimates. The cOnstrac-
ton of Custom Houses and many other public
works will be suspended. The policy Of the Ad-
ministration is to avert the necessity Of loan by
msking retrencbments. The President will oppose
oil money bir, except those for indispensable ap-
preparations. Col. FOrsyth's plan for purchasing
feothold in Tehuantepec-a forty million scheme
is consequently wreck. Innumerable plunder
schemes in Washington will share its fate.
The fnal decision is to keep TOucey in the Cabi
net.
1t is rumored, on apparently good authority, that
dire ctions have been given T. Marshal How to
aid the city authorities in represslng riot aud
violence, and tlat an additional company Of troops
has been ordered to the Marine Barracks to assist
him.
1t is also iaid that Gov Ligon of Maryland ba-
Represented to the President the great danger of
bIoodshed at the State election, and asked for
United States troops to protect the polls in Balt
more. The reply is understood to be Refusal
coupled with !he statement, by way of explanation,
that the Government sdheres 10 the principles
embodied IL the Attorney Generals opinion denying
the application of the Governor Of California fr
troops to assist in putting down the San Francisco
Vigilance Committee in 1856. SO the Marylanders
are likely to have free fight upon the most ap
proved Kilkenny principles on election day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURES
ST. LOWS, Tuesday, Oct. 20. 1857.
The Missouri Leg isaturs convened here yesterday.
The House organized by electing, J. .. Chles
Speaker.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND THE xlCHI-
GAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

LAPoRrE, Tuesday, Oct 20, 1857.
II is said that an Arrangement was cOsed yesterday
between the Michigan Central and the Michigan
Southern Road which will tend materially 10 bsne6t
each by preventing hereafter ruinous competition ior
business.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
FIRST SNOW OF THE SEASON.

BANGOR, Me-, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1857.
Snow fell here this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Nstp:ylmk Dailv Mibusre

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Bnsincse Nolltcs.

Citizens and s,rnUpers are invited 10 notice the va
rcts,srd tScelce Of stock oferse eo1ate cSans
HArs Cars USnRfLLAs Sc To" qa.hy and ste o, our
Fsl of Gcots HAS snufsc,aed ~ ourselves nave
'qrs' tud pOsf,ss the Ttqusit"' f oar sp.la iNe O1
Car opsrteTt presents every desirable noSy 'o street. or
trsve.stg use -, -
Ctuts men win tnd Ji ovSs cRAvsrs Hosiery Nc th,
ATTY and offered TO customer: on our usual
H.,s7a Astor Hnl1e. Broadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsIA is free from
unpleasant taste three times the strength Of the common
oelcinee Essuesa. -
A Wcslts FAN Medal and -Four Ftst Premium Silver MEG
sis have been awarded being the best In the market fo
sale By the Dusg and country ana
b. The nsonfaetarer. TaonAs j. HUSBAND. Phisdeiphia
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT, UMMEDIATELY-A HANDSOME
Country Resdencs eonaping about si1 q ound
city between fhc and Caoton Raroad nd the vcin
ity Of the Magazine plank road The Improvements
prise large and commoioua Dwelling House. with all the
pntenancss thereof seryants' Also fine Orch
ard in full bearing. For full particulars. apply to
sf = A. BOULIGNY, AucticneeS,
Ie20 ny1 49, : sa Gravisr street.
- TO RENT. WITH A LEASE OF EIGHT WARS
moreThe Home and buildings tbs
Of Roy j and Orleans Streets now occupied by "
Bellangsr Co. whose lease expires August nexs
This locaton by its proximity Orleans Theaer and to
the several Courts offers every indncemet to confectoners
branch Of industry. Apply 10 LOUIS r. MAXENT,
jel6 tsu1 Sd Toulouss street.
Gommodions simmer Residence At Bay st. Louis for
x RentA House fnnished, containing in the
main building with houses The House contiguous
to John Martins wharf. For terms, apply
CAAPBELL Il RICKARBY,
jeI2 1T No. So Grsvier street
| FOH RENTOTHE THIRD AND FOU RrH $40
RfES OF No. 81 Gravier streetboth well Az.
kHply to ri JONES, NkCKINnER 1 CO.,
d elzs4ti 81 3rayer street.
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bate of Departure OF European, California
and Havana Mails, for June, 1857.

France Holland and Belgium must be paid
American Liverpool and Soutnamp-
Toni 20 by the direct Hayre and cents BY
British Switzerland and Italy should come
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inlnnd postage from this Office to New York.
closed mail consisting of letters and for States
cities Postal Gnon and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece 1onan Islands, etc.,
Ii from the PosoEice In New York semi. weekly.
sWest India Islands will he sent by this steamer.
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COMPREHENSIVE.


The liz Tsuss y m Z, vas On
M John ybsndt - authorized to u.e tre name Of thu
Arr, in Iiauid N n. ay.t-a r NJ ~ tS n s"e
7T75 S'--s u 4 ERVTNs |
~
a~v~.v<~~. 4
ducted By hs above hrn vii Be continued heretofore
by the undefsgneo unoer the style Of syhrandt Co
80, ~ y. ID. SfBHARDT. n, +
New Orleans Iotn MATCH. lad.--ml7 sm
NT1VTI1Tc-T HAVE THIS n 4 y am ~ T1 Y q II n 90
M nffNRAR ali the mock nns,ehand;ss ~ $3.50,
heretofore held and conducted b for account
der the style Of u ~ DnnDsr Co No Canal street, and
recommend him to the patronage o. ell my friends and
TONER'S '. - t
All who have claims against indebted TO- g.
Dunbar Co, will please call upon ne alone the Office No.
II Canal street, for settlement GEO. g. DUNBAR.
go
NOTICE-HAVINGT THIS DAf. bOpdHT OUT The |
establishment 81 g. g. Dunbar Co no Canal street,
will continue the Whsessle and Retail rocesy business st
the place for account under the Nys Of j. "A.
DUNBAR Co. and respectfully solicit the patron
the friends Of the late house, as we'll as that o.
friends. JAS. A. DUNBAR
NOTICE-THE UNDERsIGNED HAS EsTABLIsHED
IN himself BROKER, No. 80 Grsyfer street Pastic
given sale unny Bags India and KEN
Baggng Rope cargos By prompt
business hopes Of
CHARLES Fl. 4HEAFE.
New Orleans January 6. 1851 Jx7 6m
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WATERING PLACES.

Miss
E throughout the Southern country under the management
% M 4 tie rerypon BE on the first day June
The proprietor order meet the increasing demand for
4" a s a the ws J s
I'd " Exam f s ss h sss
The natural sa ADVANTAGES Of this establishment
salt flowing direct and having been
many visitors from the different Southern cities
Attached the hotel extensive orchard containing
choicest fruits spacious grounds haqdomey arranged finely
pin Alleys conveniently and neatly fitted up and Bar stocked
WIN sa a ana Mar og rs he had .. the
The proprietor determined spare no expense that will
continuance Of the generous patronage
heretofore received and to render the of his guests
Visitors from New Orleans the West will land the first
wharf at Mississippi City, from Mobile or the East at the
Applications for rooms made to
or E Hhss sASsns 5 ES';iE';s;tREs, City
myl5 5m Is Common St., New Orleans.
finn hokNE a,s d Owens Hosb Louis Viz r.! and
sSo st h IN hi s aaa A1
horoughy renovated and newly furnished this magnificent
viii be thrown open the reception Of guests during the first
This delightful possesses very many
advantages which alone constitute Hotel Of he Gulf
Live Oak or s and
aa s p s"a Deer Snr sa fine Sail
The Bathing facilities very excellent having good
Piled with the choicest Wines Liquors. etc On the premises
good Billiard Table Ten, Alley, ETC. indeed everything
| wish to spend short time the Lake
EJApplicaons for may be made the premises,
to N. B. COOK. No. So Common street. my25 I'm
pQdNT GLEAk H4TEImTh !il pk 70 RE
the st Of June Tn facilities for sst w" bathing fishing
ETC. are unsurpassed upon the Tos eo Rooms my be
Mobile. April 30, 1857 mys If
80, PASS CHRISTIAN HOfEl., 1.ATE MONT.
L L has been nj thoroughly ' repar painted and capeed
and WI be conducted on the most SeIa RSn M5SynoyN
a j. S. sIMONDs 4 CO., CORNER OF Gus.
- sssss 6oFrEE ~ ~ AS6 sIEET Hon y, Wo 1
Dealers in Stoves Timed and Japsned Wares, PLUMBERS
In eonnse,on Viii tie above business they keep constantly
hand Large Of Brass Flangss and Globe Valves
as as sg ss sSS 1ats ns vss
Baskets Rubber Cast and Sheet Cooking and Heat
Tin and siitap,a Hardware Pipes Fittings which
they offer for GLE on the mrs reasonable terms
Particular attention paid to Plantation, Steamboat and City
smpyings the mos, kllfo w0Ekmen they hope merit
>1Eno =; p; MATTHEWs g CO.-cAR-
suitable for tane Carts and Drays With neR pms pms
ad Nuts at No l56 Graver street New Orleans. aul ly
NJ NUTTTNG GOULD. WHOLESALE AND RE-
louisville Ky and Nos As Fulton and 81 New Streets
New Orleans.
-REFER
T., Smith, Guthrie { Co, Geo. N. Pinckard 4 Co..
Benz. Adams Esq, Braqder MeFenpa / Co.,
R. q. Courteney, ESQ, Smith & Fadden
40 III B'wss En- nc sh SqS or Esq
fSHERRY-25 boxes Romsro's Pale for sale by
~ Jtl9 S. WOLFF, 80 Camp street.
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LEGAL NoTICES.

.-.--a--
LEGAL NOTICES. =
-
!. e, nv Orleans 70, sim
days present If
eaenary II this should mot be
nd The fund. Distributed IN accordance
jeS n jys P. s. wTLTZ Clerk.
nvr,,v~v ror, -. D,,.,,, sr,ccysv,a,, IN r.p
ss.: Az.
f s
repartis eonformements an dit compile : -
e. e. s q "a d Ia oo"f; Pa vu,z a,sn.r.
F,n.1 J1s1,czs cor,7 x;vy YesR1 :. IoSspa
1 P;5is h 4 S5,ssn, RAIMosDL n: eSo: aso5
q ,l,s Peace ieI he RsIsR proceed
Banks, s, Arcade At u o'clock M--
No. 30 o. p bounded by Carroll laurent St. Andrew and
measuring is sz lines front on Josephine
sssEs '1s's'' consisting
20 : ~ = = = W.. = y ny. Constable
+. Ct Ne New Orleans Orleans Nc. lo:2s0
s
y j. 1851 at IL O'Clock NJ The following described property
COM, GER IA. rendered the Fourth
William Levercb No 1884 Of the Docket Of he said Court
f. aRds WiIi.% Esss .S
the Of * p @ WIN int v
d ba ana Sa se q suit with stay Of execution
s TERM 2 ne se9 ON Ks, suit .,o.
JOHN NJ. BELL.
o,.-, :. Cor. ). > z.sr
IN Ss EX Sssysls Orleans; sEEsSs; isasS ~
81 Paa ds ada C bs &c 4
SISy 9ssn n aaps G roe s
Camp ct des Mssan s Ia as
TNCERTAIN JUGESiENT par la ouatrisme cour de Dis.
d i
dit nre etc rena e De a af & de
la pasres nvec nteret rason dc six
as
dssfsa s.s + Ii %s ss ss sss's date
ls 1e 10 "a Sheriff Dc q F.lais. ss doileau,
Of New Orleans iINs0No "a, iii. ~ o0'''-
d IS sme. Calder ss
hysses Sn e sss to
Should not be why the prayer OF the said
BIZ By order 3 r Of the couft ps ,rz c,...
/ stf T.
Drr,,rvr Corn nr D,s,p,c, ,srrccFssIoN M rJII.u
IL E nvu " IA We u
TTE NIIJ1 n,,a d, -, q r issa.s :, ,,.asant.
a nna naton a conr NE. ~ op,a,,;. l..
taIa wy ~, = 10 @ s ~ co. u i,, re- 1
| csde ;n,ss,at ' '"e oe ieu h'"h ~ e''hhs' NC
ayn "a nar 10 ,-ss., so,ra . ,o,s oar,, mn. al. ,. no.
quees il ne serat pas fat dEOt la de petition
1els Is "a - T. y MlLTL, Greher
| mi, =, :, =,
! slAIE of LoulslANA. t--.
sixth DISTRICT CouRT JOHN RInGE vs. HIS CREDIT
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN the insovent aud to all other persons interested
that eesson of his property has been accepted by
Court for their benefit; that they have al thu
9th day Of july A. D. 1851 O'Clock. A. NJ, pur
S ns and taking into @ M the affair
land Esq, is appointed represent absent creditors.
BY order of the Court
GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office June g. 1851 ny les 3tinYjd
FIAT ne T.. InrISr.NE
= de la Nile Orleans. ANCIERs-No 1874
A WIS est par lie present Uoune aux cream
II ciers de lnsolvabe ct toutes anres personnes au
celia peu concerner, qu'une biens etc &C
cepte par pour benifce. qu's reun
retude w Robert, Public, LCNDI. CINE ion
du o de Juliet 1851 10 hours du matin en- ltet de d.
ct attendant porsues conre sa persenne ct Sc
suspendus que NJ Poland, nomme pour
pretcuter les creanciers absants. =