davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-11-28

NJ. At. q. q n.
WTNE tenue reguliere de cette R.. Logo
aura lieu Samedi proclaim, % Novem-
bre courant, "A 4heures de Papres-midi. Hes
freres strangers sont invites d'assister q Ia
seance.
Par mandement du ". M.
JOHN T. MORROGH, Secretasre.
Opelousas, Il Novembre, 1857
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-11-28

rPour les nonvelles commercials, voir
le Prix- Courant dams Ia partie anglaise.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-11-28
IE yoTr M I,,ETAT CONFLICT.


yoici, d'apras lie Batoa Roage .dduocate, Ia rsca-
pitulation du vote pour ie ticket d'Etat dams is
derniere election
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-11-28
7stat. be la Ao1lls(a,ve,

Opelousas. 2s Novembre. 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE TURF.
ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT ON THE FASH


ION COURSE-ONE MILE RACE.
The three mile race advertised on tho Fashion
Course l.. l., for Friday, did no. come off. The
horses entered were ShOcco, the winner in the two
mile heats of Wednesday, aud Parachute, the md
horse in the same race. The day was fine, and fair
sport was expected, until sometime in the forenoon
Yesterday, when it was sscertained that Parachute
had broken down in gsllop for exercise. This was
probably caused by the severe exertion required Of
her in making the four two mile heats in Wednesday
lace.
The proprietor Of the track did Whist he could to
relieve the disappointment of the smal sssembage Of
visitors by getting up, at once, another race, for
pure Of $10O TO be contenCed for by Mr.. j. B. Mo-
nots brown fly, May Thorn, aud Mr.. G. I. Howells
chestnut FLY, Ida Clarion-the two horses distanced
in the first race Wednesday-two mile heats, best two
in three The public were admitted free. The fol-
lowing is the result;
First Hat-The horses got = very even start.
May Thorn immedi stely took the lead, and held it
throughout the heat though Ida exerted herself 10 the
u,most, and approached May very nearly down the
back stretch round the last turn, and on the home
stretch. May.Thom came in winner by three or four
lengths. Time, l:5l,.
Not content with vnnitg the heat, the spirited
brown colt insi.ted on going round the track again.
if she took real pride in showing her bottom. The
title Jockey tried in vain to pull her up. His strength
was insufficient. A. she came upon the home-stretch
he made desperate effort to check her speed and IN
doing it, tumbled of. She turned and ran back about
third of mile, when she wss stopped by the gate.
The jockey was no. hurt.
Second Heat-May Thorn was furious to start and
difficult to control The consequence was that in get
ting off Ida Clarion gained some advantage; bat Nay
soon passed her, and led her at various distances,
throughout the heat, which she won in lJl.
The attendance was not altogether the mort select,
but the order maintained perfect The only signs
of gambling exhibited were by drunken man spreading
out his cards b,tween bis extended legs, the grass
rear the railway ststion, and clercaooking young
mar with smoothly- shaved chin, who wheeled out
table from the depot and laid it some cards, on
which he offered to bet sundry brass-ookng tens aud
twente-. But the hopeful youth was soon taken aside
and put on his good behavior, buzzing flea having
been whispered into his ear by one in authority"
We noticed among the spectators our venerable
friend and brother John Richards, of the senior
Spirit Of the Times hale and hearty as In suld lang
sire. A little boy present was delighted with him,
from bis resemblance to Santa Claus VTe the
Governor,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Frsh Foreser Hoe and Horsenan.hp Of the United states
By Henry William Herbert. vols fto Strnser
Townsend. ,,r,.,,
The Bride Of Lsmmeruoor vols! l.o HOusehold Edition.
Ticknor Fields. =, - A.,
Hon oops.hic Domc.tc Physician By j. pIse p New
Edition. l2mo pp. 7l9. cincinnati Moor, Whstach
Keys 4 Go. Sold 1t Smiths Homeopathic Pharmacy.
Travels and Deoves. in North and CsntIs africa by hehfJ
Treatise on American Railroad Law. By Edward Pierce
Of the Boston Bar syo. pp t9s. John s. 'oorhie.
Tn. Pr sry Inspiration the Holy Scriptures BY EleazN
Lord l2mo Do sos M. w Dodd.
Glsubeushbe. l2Ino pp 100. 1yison Phnney.
The Jubilee By William B. Bradbury pp. 5s4 Mason
God, Messs,e 70 the Youns By the Rev George w. Leyburn
limo Do i79 W. Dodd
The Coz esisn-. By Gerald Grixn. 2mo PIP. 49, d. j.
Ssllier.
Quite. Novel By the Baroness Tsnpho.. vols. In
I2mo J. b. Lippncott 4 Co. -.
The Drama the American Revolution. BY Cyrus Jehdes M
d limo pp S2 Dayton, o.
The Prnc.s d Vana the Spanish Inqut In the reign
OF Chshe.V V. l2mo PIP 3je Pudney Russell
Tb. Posess Of Slavery the United States By George NJ
Weston. limo pp sDl. Washington. G.
The Border Lard Of the Christian and the fnrk
By James o. Noyes N. d. l2mo. PIP. go Radd L
CzTiSf
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

touche. xe esrs gvsn 10 tie .'HSsae' SAulrcA, bsh
for the California Lgh.feuee Board.
IL R expected thst the Shueri:k VII be com2leted
in two weeks. This vessel, which is side Wheel
steamer Of $50 tune burden, ;s schoorer rgged ana
presents handsome appearance. Her engine, OF $50
bore power Was made by Jsmes Murphy n Co.,
Fulton Works New. York. No opportunity has yet
been afforded Of testing it. The commander OF the
Shubrck has not ye. been named.
The Saranak is now ready for ealing, and viii prob
ably leave on Monday reSt. She hiss her full compile
nent Of men on board ell her stores, and an extra
.upply Of coal. 1t is generally considered tbat-wth
her extensive overh.ufng and thorough ref;ling o.
gt,her with rev boilers-she is quite good JUS
If the stock-.
The alterations and repairs 70 tue Jamestown are 70
be very extensive. Her piankirg has been taken OFF
down 10 the keel and s now being replaced. Most Of
her tmbers were discovered free from rot aud il was
rot necessary therefore to remove them.
LOSS OF A wHALEs N rHE ocBorsK SEA.
From the Ochotsk Sea via the overland mall we
have news to June 9. The Of the whae-hshery
NAV be said 10 have then but just conmenced-brt
one sbp a. far as heard from, hsvirg taken any OIL
Our trst intelligence las: year was received here on
the llth of October and advices from Shanta Bay TO
the Sth Of July.
The loss Of bark Newton, of this port, reported
but have particulars, further than that the yes
sci was stove by ice. The Newton was on her third
sesson, having sailed from this pot Oct. 10Th 1914
She had taken during Ii voyage 900 bbs sperm and
1000 do whale OIL and had on board $50 bbs. whale
oil when last reported. The Newton was owned by
Jonathan Bourne jr. esq, and others, and was In
sured here for $27 900 Oh vessel and outfits, and
81 SEQ on catchiDgs. N. b. Mercury.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.
Governor.
Missing yI.5EL,


The schooner Visitor, Capt. Davis, sailed from
Minatitlan 23d Of August for New.Oreans, since
which time nothing has been heard of her. Fears are
entertained for her safety. She had no passengers
Her crew consisted Of seven persons in al.
NAVAL.
The sloop of.war viucennes, now fitting for the
Coast of Africa at the Navy Yard, will be ready for
.ea soon. II is said that Commander Benjamin j.
Totten has been assigned TO her a. commanding on-
csr. We have seen no complete list Of her officers,
although it j, quite probable that they have all oeen
detailed
wELL-hERITED COMPLIMENT.
The Norfolk papers say that the Navy Deparmen
has given orders that the Norwegian bark E'len
Captain johnson, which saved the lives Of ~ of the
passengers Of the IL fated Central America shaii oe
repaired at the Government expense, and suPpneo
with two months provisions, for her home voyage "
Europe.
DIRECT IRON TIE LAKES TO LiVfRfosL. s
The c. J. Kershaw which cleared from tnis poI' 70,
Liverpool, left Quebec about the 18th OF August ana
arrived in England on the 5th inst. Het sReou nius
have been perfectly satisfactory 70 Cap. nu
commander Her cargo consisted o. We believe
timber and small cOnsignments oi ale. $500"
that her cargo back will be composed oi ha'1'ale'
crockery and other merchandise for Ceveiaho ncI'
chants. As the Western passages canno. " & ne -
go sto,t time as the Eastern, on Scc'Io " - shp cs,
make the run in thirty days, she viii have sno"h n
superior qualities Of her model aud rlg ana pa. ng
plume 10 the csp OF the Cleveland sh!RffT az shi
hsr builders in particular Messrs. SnS.,.y s.ut 20
FBu.DELPmI. yAvI rARb.
There is hu: little doi1g {. tt.is time a. car Nssy
Ysrd, AMI workmen are being nscha'g.5 S"'''
d.;g,:pr rr..rs smlii TeLt.hP, is.eL dej ~ -
reiswGse f.y, s IL rtges', go lie fsa,ft
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
FIRES.
fIRE ~ yssyX STREET.

fIRE ~ yssyX STREET.
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, fire occurred in
the clearinghouse No. 90 EsseI street, owned by Mr.
Beden, in consequence of sparks from neighboring
chimney falling upon The shngle root. The building,
which was frame, suffered damage to the amount OF
$500. Insured for 81, 800 in city company.
pIRE IN BROoKLYS.
\ fire broke out in two-story frame house on
Eighteenth street, near Seventh avenue, about II
O'Clock on Thursday night. Water being scarce in
the vicinity, it was burned down. 1t had not been
occupied for some time and is therefore likely that
il was set on fire. The loss may reach $500.
FIRE At wILLIAMsBRIDGE.
A large brick building located near the railroad
depot at Williamsbrdge, and occupied by firm who
cary on the business of manufacturing glazed cloth
for caps, &c. wa. totally destroyed about o'clock on
Thursday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
PASSENGER Arrived

H. ,ham,hip lyab,a from L1<ypooy Mr.. J. Yates lsiy
child and soverpess Re-, Theo Ledysd Cuyer and lady Mr.
Dupsseui and lady Miss Wagner Miss Cessnto Medina Mrs
C. Streets children and Mrs T. Hove Mrs C. Street
Mr. Musebet lady child and infant Miss Lord Mis- Lord, Mr.
Chsa Sterling Mrs.. Sterling MIS- w. Wilson, Children
eoyernsss uur.es Mrs Chbbor Mr. Spence SIR Rich
srd'on Mr. A. sus Mr. Muscbes: nar,s, Mr. Cha. ~ :
son Mr. Jas izod Mrs Moqusft, Mr. l. q Harrison. M y
De AIr.nsoixe Mr. John B. Lamar M Krschsr aud lady
Mr. Kornr NJ Kuhne NJ wi:on @r HassdS,e S.1s mr NJ +
r. Virgins Nrs Peters and child, Mr. NJ Randsn mr a.
Taylor Mr. s.sGse.. Mr sooo,et, NJ, c9slesin NJ, W
Sister Mr J. T. Slater. Mr. Ch... Ruprech d., hsn NJ T.
Thoms,, Mr. Geor.s Kaisht Mr R0S S. Mr Ayrrs
Cbss Gtisy, Mr. VIM. 9eigy Mr. C. W: Jsnn .., na ~
NJ Lasa and friend, Mr. R,6t Lindsay Mr. "a yItaa Mr
Atkinson lady, Mr.. Bolet, Miss Norton s IL M, saao.
bels.cs Mn Dreier Nj i. Payne Dr. sp. H. III How'd
tn, Mr. Chss O. Jacob. Mr. solss. Mf sss, Wr FL Barn,
we'll Mr. Mayer Mr. Lord Nr Lord G: H. J,, Brosa,
O. Beri Mr. {. ". Field Mr. = - iv,,yys- NJ Dya1 NJ
sd Mn Fsssi; az .9d s, ,a1s H' ss M j. G'Sei NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
Nv TeIegraph.

Jsi,o an he th Of August; the Bay the h
u She l.ft port the Roanoke for Yors d.cassa.
YoI arrived on the 18th The schoones Young Aness and
Sea Fosm from New York di'chsrgng On the "a Az
Clipper ship Empress of the Sea- from Ne~Yorl for Sen Fs
cisco. 49,, c... II -.
from bnca Islands with and the bark Almens, ffos the
Pacific both for New. York. went to see to-day ,,.
BOSTON Oct 2-Arived bsrts Edward Everett ntrdy'
baltimore: Gem Hammond, Philsdephisi brss W. ichf'
Thompson Cope Hsyti.n Anglo Saxon, Leonaa ky kvi.
Pctou Dospe ve.ls Phisdspha' s. S,o Mea
Tmma Matthew ditto Hudson Griffin, ditto; ksopS Ifss
dis,a EortS Amecs from Rondou schrs Mississippi Ir~A,
Jeremjs; A II. Gould, Smith, Jscmei
B.ow-ship Edith Rose. from Csldsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
T)ENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Tke GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Tke GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, copnechng The Atlantic cities WITH
Weern North and South western Stsea BY coa-
nuons Railway direct This Road also connects st
With daily line OF " all ports in the Western Rivera
snd Cleveland and ssnSusty with steamers TO all Pss
Ne North estrn Lakes mailing the most direct cheA3e
reliable route BY which FREIGHT b. forwsrded -
end from the Great West -
Books Dry Goods Qn boxes, bales and trunks), IA ~
Druss Tin boxes and bsesl, Festhers Rurs, ks..
OIcokp CIhss-Domestic sheetine, shirtpg and
Ticking n original baes, Drugs On cask Hard. 0ocens
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxss Wool and Sheep W D
Pels EastwAyd, kcv
RRRp CLAssAnyili, Steel Chains tn cssksD 80 o~ns
hemp Bscon and Pork ssd Goose CT in sachsl, leo a
Tobacco manufactured, except Cissrs or cut &c;
RouRJH CLAss-Cofee, Esh, Bacon, Beef and
Pork (n cssks boxes Esstwsre) Lard and ~ cent?
Lard Oil, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tar, lO D.
SLouI-sl p Dbl uutil further notice.
oIAm-Sb cents r. 100 10 until further notice.
orToN-e2 bale ezceeding 800 weight unf !anhsf
notice.
ssusI m.t sss p.ia,. Il. Railroad" Al
Goods Agents Of th Road at Phsdsphis -
Pit,bursh viii BE- forwarded without detention
FkyIcnr AssNTs-Hsrrs Wormley % Memphis, fenn I
L p Sass Co, St Lout, J. &. Mitchell Son, Evansvis,
Ind DumesnD Bep Co., and Carter Jewett Louisville,
Ky. B. Meldrum, Madison, Ind spnsnsn Brown, ane
Irwin Co.. Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co., ZAnesviis.
Ohie Leech Co, No. 81 Kilby.t, Boston Le~ch CO. Ne
Asor House New York, and No Wilismst, New YoTh
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight AGENT PhisdeipiaA-
H. LOhBAIRR, Superintendent Altoona Pa
Nay J. ltR
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
Ta MaYineys.

I,c.,uors, At HoRros's PoNT LosG ISLAND 30. -,
be b day Of oe,.bsr @ s,. hiH e fre q e
diopc light viii be exhibited Tor ,n % a LORI Isisad
The Behtbouse tower 20 feet b.n eu - - sesn level u
iisht will have a focsl plane, of ITO fee' ''''' ~
the Il, ,..-,.. dveu wheI 10 also
Of brick II ,h,. I;shthossei il
ionsitnae 72o S 49,
-, liz. w q NJ hom Plumb Island Lighthouse
III ps"' n. order Of the Lighthouse Board,
ny i G. DUANE. Lieut. Corps of Epeinesss
p.,,...,,. Office ID L. H. District,
h'pN York sept q, la5z
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
FATAL AccIpEsr TO AC.RsAs.-About IsI

FATAL ACCIDENT TO oACARsAS-About IL! O'Clock
v,serdsy afternoon Frederick Fischer esmAr then In the
spgy Instantly isd on the corner Of cen.s sna
streets His horse sppesr had got the bride bat s~ his
mouth and utnsnasesee eonse }cenc ran a~s
al rapid pace Fischer this time jumped from tho
snd catching the horse about the neck stsmet TO Sop the
with another vehicle which hurled Fischer psveaent
and while pIoaste the horse stepped him hers dsss
Of the sharp coks Of the shoe into hers shg csusns
bad fracture which resute In almost instant death Toe re-
mains Of the deceased taken to the SIKH
House By the police ard infnnnztop Ct the tH,s.
Forwarded 70 the Coronsrs Office The decs~se ws' - Jes
Of and native Of Germany He rs'tsd Oh ne emssr
Jackson and ater streets where he hss eft
children IL INDECENT orcnD .:aac' 10 mourn LIS "s-1S
death.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.....,
C1ranNA.

.h'ps-Grensds Grisen Hsysps sat N-~Oresrs
o. Rob;s ARIEL Ludlow, Bremen ssd Southsprton d. Tor.
B,ri.-F. secor, kins Noble. Eagle Hazard, Oregon.
Sou. Lisbon, Thor Yson 4 Stanton
Brc-Genl Bailey Noyes, St. Marks smsllwood Ear, Co.
Scboopers-T c. LyrDsr, Stannsrd, Ncw-Hsv.n Msstsrt
Juo Bos.on Jones, Savannah, Scranton Tsnan; Lueh
Parker Hartford Master, Merriam. Avery Char.s.ou Van
Brunt Slsght May, Baker. wlmns,on. D. G. hsusy, R.
pulwipke Cutter Man snila. Metcsf / DuAcsai Jno.
F,ser Allen JeHersopyle, Master; CsIthessna Bshss s.
Pierre Small Mckee; Rhcde fslsnd Davis Ge0rseswp, r.
sIoor-Orrson Rhodes Providence, L. KeLny.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
Gesal Not,1ts.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of IN, Comfy of NewYorh ncce is hereby given to al
p.rrs wing Mns against PATRICK McfEAk ste oiths
Civ Of New fo ecesed to present the same Win Voee
.tb,reof 70 the II the Of Walter German
No 50 Avenue Eight IN the City o Nswforh on or before ne
sr day II March ne1tDsed NewYork, the twenty eehh
cay Of August, 1857 - . .,,.,c
40 lswtniS. WALTER GORMAS, }
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
DENNSYL VANIA RAIL ROA D
ID THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

The Railroad connects st Pittsburgh With sf
p>ds and from ST. Louis NO. Alton 0sens and Chicago
Hsson Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati DsyaS
Springfield Bsnefontsine Ssnd..ky. Toledo, Ceveana Co
packet boats from and to Eew.orssns st Louis Loo
Vie and CinciIna
1broush 7csss the East b. had 1t any the above
aentioned places In The West. -
viii nd ths the shortest most expeditions sAA
comic rtable routxg the East snd West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 70 HOCk2
FROM NHW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURA
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. Louis IN y R0URA
Pare ~ low any other Route.
Be handbils IN the hotels Of this city.
Yhroush Tickets or further nfnmstos may be had s the
s8ss Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAlLBoAD,
No. 2AGor House, Broadway.
J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

IMMATURE ALNANIC...... Tus D,v.
suD-Rses.... $50 teets.."...5sS hoos-Sets.. ySro
BIoH wAYrs....rHis oAy.
SANDY Hoot... e:ft Gov. lsrd. 7S4 Bell Gaze e;i
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

Carl NsluT hcst. M vfrS Gains. n .ue ~A, ~ Joko
sim Mr. wm utrsot sra ~F Mr. Kor.r shis man s-r,snt
Mr. Z. Grou;. Mr. Thos. F~rsuson, M G. n R,ehu ", ~
NJ soriey Mr. s. Donni Mr. Lords servant r,si Isa
Ia sAip pstOr h. fre~ LeaSss-F R,ns lTs .Sy S..ser
sud cot, Mr.. 8. Cist.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
!, MANUFACTURING

DrTON Goa, E, ,1sSS.ps ms4sHSISalse !, :, ssS
S1EAu sE< pVCssp.s, y rev deiive,ths re svpsros
=. 5s.scss go q Ns.Se,a, ii TIE knsvins Rioss'
ssssH - - - % 1es tun Of of2fED
a h PEI .Ih ofA2n n.
s21E PEI tun of 30n.
3D. s@ "a Is PEI tm ofe,2S 70.
ssr.frt15 PEI tpa Of 2S4o y:
rsST,pm Is IS par ton q te4c q.
- As aApey tnr a z2fo y.
III received BY daily towS I'D tie L:n y; cspsVzz
~ S,olarsiIf. Ofice Of The Company No. bh"~
sss e"'" GEO. II. HoYT TREASURED.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
WhaIers.

letter from the first officer Of snip Corl 81 New bediora
dated ochost Sea June reports Der having taken oIs
Newtop OF port lost in that Sea- hsvns oe.n s.s
BY the further particular Also reports no ose p
ported saw no date &C.. ship California, Naneher' De
OH unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTl

NEW-YORK SUPREME COORT-COUNTY
t. Of KINGS SAMUEL HALL WILSON ard WILLIAM ,
rtA ~ somposDs the fn OF Wilson Pcsk assEf JAMES
MCoibboS 81 A-summoir for money demand on csht,sS-
.S"H- hos ~i.)-To the defendant JAMES MCGlbbON'
You se hereby unn6ned sn3 required answer the CON
pant ts non which hed in the ohlce of 20. Ciek oi
the te.ity oi M ., hs Office, City Hail. Cty 81 Bso3hyr
psnt OF the ,ss'erbtr h: os No l91 Broadway Cy oi
Newlo,k within twenty days AFTER ,sy;es rats
exclusive of the ~ .ch service, ard if
fail the ssic within N, ty. ne
pptif in ihs action w .abs Jndsnsi asals VOC To-
OF hundred and twenty-five 81 100 Do sis with IL
b, tJst day O Aggu,. eighteen LupS s
ard ssc an ftv NJ Al 0
hare with ip:eTes: h The hs cay Of Jaiy Oh,
.eh: drs5 hpd 6ty,sysD ssf8s ne Sfths so.L
lstsa New Y,h seyt y iS1 ALLAN ukICu
ts slUetss isi,tHe It.tfs,v
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

Tar Fir.r TSAvesC.y.So.-Tse Governor g. !
C:upcil Il Ne v-EsnlsAus is'e sIp1ir'e3 Eh--sisy
Nc. n. acr nahi- -giSiIg day ID q, Sac.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
NR. DEsUs LIFE-PRESERvING LUNG

i 1k. DESU9 LII IE-PhESERNlNG LUNN
~ SIRUP, for the OF Con,ump.ion Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis Asthms General Debility &C. viii be 20 oil
parts the country large 10 bJt;es for only
t pcscption ith directions how max, Il will BE- sent Il
shc Door for 10 One bottle Of tfs and delightful
Srp 10 generally sufficient for the Add;-ss g. DESU
N b No lj4 Riving.op-s New Yors.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

II PURSUANCE n u order ef Ae euncss.s
r S:::s Ss::.'' -: :.:s VII. i.s M :.
s.:, ~ ,o:ss.'. .S.:st % = LAWS % : si6ws % \. T.
Z cl...'1s street, y u. CITY q r.. Yai {. g taeTs
.,.. iHWi:S AZ :Jirs sAsSS sSSwv ',.-~.u.
NOTICE Of ASSIGNNENT.- Notice is hereby
1N Evsn th.; JAMES STERLING q The CITY of fI.tsan
Of b: .... r the equal Ssrsft Of Is creditors ..d tA. the
.d creditor. ss. s1htt their unS' oath or
Trenton, n. j., Sept. 2', le57. JOHN X sMlrH.
CUPRENIE COURT, KINGS COUNTY
= ELIZABETH BOYD ss,. BURNEr B. ,BoERuM
Jane. Maurice individually and s,sisIee Of Barnet B.
sefaya a g. john crs Sn'ss %s% saiae The
ISe;aen D'ecE % and CH1pfSy Of the ss N.cA D. sss. ss
Thcms. Kense Ira B. Wheeler Noah T. Ciak. John B. Ben.
liam Thom.. Jane. L. Hyatt, Ren..ser Kstchsm Rich.
ard II. Ketchum James g. KetehuT, samuel W. LCweue,
Russell W Adams. John MrGaw, Thomas Mctirsv John E.
soathwoh: Abner L. Ely Fdwsrl Wright Georse Ki.:sm,
TgSss Fl and sT hereby
which copy here~th upon YOU copy
q yo,r my office, No: IS wsn.. in the ~
si.Ave Of me day Of such service. AID you ~ 70
u. % S,a ,s tie csS, s%s . -
coupl luint-Daied New.York July 18th Isx
c. c. b8AN, Plaintiffs Attorney. No u Wanst., " 7.
The complaint in this action filed h the ose sfthe
Cesk Of the County o Kings the 18th dsy Of July 1857
o3kw6wSat e. {. EGAN, Plaintiff Attorney.
TNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE of OfEEW-YORK,
BY the GAae Of God free and ndspen asaTo su persons
interested in he estate Of ANTHONY LAMB, late Of the
City Of New Yorh dec ased cred lsstess, nsst Of hin.
otberwss send er.enl You and each q yoa hereby
cited and required personally to be and before our sus
rogate the County Of EswYork his Once the City OF
EswYorh the fifteenth day of December nA.t at esven
oocI in III. of that day. then and there attend The
final settlement of Of proceedings d william Kent
and David Banks Of the last Will and ssssmeH Of
said deceased " testimony whereof have caused the seal
Office of said Surrogate 10 be heresoto sfhxed Wit
ness Alexander w. Bradford esquire Surrogate OF our
H. sad County, st the City Of Eswfor the 9Th day Of
June, in the yes- Of our Lord thousand esb hun
dred and fit y.seyen.
sl9 lswtwS A. w. BHADFOhD, SiEofs,e-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

NJBW-JERsEY RAMR0AD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHA and the SOUTH md WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-nsi md Express Lines: Leave Nsw.Yo,k . sad Il
wsy ststiona II snd 70 TO ksn,isston Throush Tckes
MD CiacDns (Sl7 and els 60j and the West and fs
Dsnore Waskr eton, Norfolk, Ae, aud through baSgASs
skschsd 70 wssRa.s s,on In ga n: nde R..
W.WOODRCFY, Asdstsst Dnp't
No Bsseses w be received for any Isn s.less delivered
I'D CHECKED Is IN sdvanee Of he time Of Leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
Alebital.

CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
~ The excrucsDg torment Of Toothtche be speedily
relieved by th, delightful remedy without tes OF uurng the
Teeth Eminent Dentists they II daily their
practice and that has enabled them TO vaus.
b. teeth that otherwise have been Tiy your
self ard recommend TO others Prepared AID ,old by 4 g.
d. SANDS. Drug sts No 100 Ful;ohs, New-fsrk Price
. cents