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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-11-25

understand, and no doubt the work will
be consummated in rather railroad time
as we are fast people since we awaked
from our memorable sleep.
There is good deal of alteration
about this place in reference to where or
which side said road should be located
1t has been, however, located on the North
side, distant about one and a fourth mile
from the Court House, on which account
there is considerable dissatisfaction on the
part OF those living South, and majority
of the citizens OF Wadesboro' A kind Of
ProfeStotion meeting was held on last Sat
urday, where some steps were taken
winch were intended 10 affect the change
desired 10y those who composed said meet.
my, 10 wit: To locate the road on the
South side and nearer the Court House.
!here were some resolutions drawn up on
The occasion for the consideration of the
Directory. | am unable to say or predict
what will be the result. The Engineers
say the cost will be considerably less on
the North side-from fifty to seventy five
thousand doIars.
hope all will be satisfied and bene.
h''ed, rs the intention Of the road is for
tic good Of tho commonwealth.
The road will, ~ doubt be Quilt and at
a considerable cost. and so the income
may be considerable. or in other and
more al propriatc words, the road NAV be
payI...S Z one but the conveniences and IA
c'':t'es II will give to the people will vast
y out weigh either expense of building, or
profits arising therefrom. But all this
let for farther consideration.
was pleased to notice a communica-
ton from the pen Of "Caston," a few
weeks since, who is lar better qualified to
e ye information and interes. to The readers
OF the Lcager than myself upon the sub
j"ct of railroads..
Lancaster is doubtless behind the times
aS far as railroads are concerned, and il is
high time sle was up ard doing. She
has slept longer sleep than ever old Rip
did. Now, your idea, relative to connect.
ing with our road at Monroe, Is worthy ot
serious consideration. Gou would have
facilities and advantages from that point
which You would not have from either
/ NmnsborO' or Camden, and the cost
would not lie but little over half imagine.
am no engineer, | acknowledge, but
somewhat acquainted with toDography.
Men Of information anil fuance say vii.
mlngton is as good or better provision or
grocery market than Charleston, and why
may 1t not he made almost, or quite as
good = cotton marke.! Ponder this mat
ter and your interest well, and if your
brethren below, or a crop will not meet
yo"' just turn your attention and steps to-
wards the Old North State, and you will
hnd her ever ready to "dance to her
partner" In considering this matter
your attention should lot only be directed
70 the cotton and grocery markets, South
an" East bu, turn yonr eyes and let your
minds run out towards those minerals.
ores, etc, which are inexhaustLle, west.
ward on the route Of the Wilmington &
Charlotte Raj! Road.
To conclude, what ever else you may
do do not forget the Arson Hotel, kept
by A. l.. Slough and
son OF LANCASTER.
Nov. 4lh 1857.
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well, Mr.. Snow, does yer still pay
d'stresses to Miss Morningglory T.
NO, dusn't-rs left her.
'Wot fur, Mr.. Snow
'Kase when | axed her to decept nv
heart an ham, she sed che would rather
be 'scused.'
What did We do 2
'Ohs jest like an ignoramus nigga dat I
was, 'scused her.
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CAN'T AFFORD IT.-It has been thought
that people are degenerating, because
they don't live as long as in the DAYS Of
Methuselah. But the fact is provisions
are SO high that nobody can afford to live
very long, at the current prices.
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SAFETY IN Wool "A negro preacher
recently in Virginia, referring, in esul.
tory and Characteristic discourse to the
day OF judgment. said, with great earn.
estncss and fervor:
"Bredren and sistern in dat day dc
lord shall divide de sheep from de goats;
and brese de lord, he knows which wears
de wool :"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-11-25

KnLED.--We regret 10 learn that Mr..
Shaw q conductor on the freight train on
the South Carolina Rail Road was killed
on yesterday by falling off platform -
Both legs were eat off below the knees
The accident occurred near Fort Motto and
Mr.. Shaw was brought up TO Columbia,
bat expired shortly after reaching here.
SoniheTu Light.
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A farmer was asked why he did not
subscribe for newspaper. Because,
said he, when my father died he lett me
good many and | have not read them
through yet"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-11-25

Julius, what part oh de ceremonies do
de ladies ruost admire when dey 90 to
churchf well, Pompey, can't tell dat.
What is ltf Why, Oh course, it's de
hims r
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What is dandy? A thing in panta.
looms, with body and two arms; head
without brains, and cigar stuck in hole
before tigLt boots; a cane; scented,
white handkerchief; standing collar
brooches, and snowy ring on his little
finger.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-11-25

J cant do it, never did anything,'I Il
will try has worked wonds5s aud 4
will do IT, has performed miracles,
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.... transactions of any

SUGAR AND MOLASSES No transactions Of any mo-
ment were reported.
FLOUR The market was still quiet, and noticed sales
of only 100 bbs St Louis supene in lots ST. and lo5
choice Extra (PIants,) also in lots, at 80 per bbl
The sales of Corn embraced some 5000 sacks Of
which 1000 Prime Mixed 99c 1000 White Mixed and Vel
lew in lots the same and retail lots from store al VOC
Sl per buhe Cats we're dull with sales Of $50 sacks ST.
Louis in three lots and 1000 from store on private terms
OF Bran 40 sacks sold in lots at c and 400 from store
at 81 per 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. lot of 5l7 bbs Pork c3 Mess and 81 NJ
o. sold the advanced OF 81 80 per Dbl Bacon was
firm quiet Shoulders held at 100 l0e and 10 casks
al the former Ribbed Sides retailing at
49, per h. Lard heard of no transactions Of any conse
quence Of Cheese 1874 Prime Western sold at IL
per lb.
COFFEE. The sales confined TO 800 bugs Prime Rio
nj ll1ic. II H.
RICE. The market FIRM and the stock in few hands
with If 50 Fair 5sc and 3O Prime at h
GUNNY BAGS. lot of 100 bnles Heavy was sold at ic
on the Levee
BAGGING. India frm and we noticed sale of lOt
bales mot Heavy at lac. z yard cash
LARD OIL. Small lots selling at 81 21ac q gallon
for the best
SPIRITS TURPENTINE We noticed sale Of 80 bbls at
45c. p gallon cash
LIME An offer of ST 65c Dbl was refused for cargo Of
| 1850 hbIs just received from the North,
WHISKY y he market unsettled and nothing OF any
moment was repor,ed Dexters Extra held at SSc
u gallon.
FREIGHTS t wo ships laid in for Liverpool lid
One taking tobacco s q hhd and some tobacco WAS shipped
for Marseiles at SI4.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

GA. CAROLINA I'M, LANp1NG-s:samsr MsEse7s bales
M Sss Kshs5 xceo sas
PIs@slss bass lnsays = Psher
Brand ssks corn bslss
Robert6 sacks onions 70 Bouanger-is
Graud-l Dbl potosoes Lacreix-sundries to order.
oss sas
kss sfss oas ss Sssp
as. as hqs sne ays sd o
fowls bbis eggs keg butter DO lard John Mays-
Rhorer Higgnsboom co-5 bales Anderson Metcalf
s bales cotton
EYES % s ss s ss
and sundres to order-Totai9 bales cotton
Doc. Batsy Dbl sugar
1s aei to Mgasss
| and order.
LouIsy!LLE-steamer TwieheN-2lo bbIs potatoes F
socks n 90 a fes Jeans % Burn
side eco ssls eggs q sacks Robertson
&eos
baccoIevy samers-2o hhds tobacco Never Mummy &co
hhds tobacco Fl Fraser6 hhds tobacco johnson dco
hhds tobacco Jas Turner'S hhds tobacco VIM soery co
hhds tobacco Yeatman AGO. do Warekin kerchhot-
hhds Hewitt Norton ico-5S Davis
kns &co-l do Greenwood Sco-l do Campbell Strong
bales Carter &col3 wine VOORHEES, Griggs
col94 wheat Aydlett &co-l Dbl John Hure
&co7 do hf do cheese Del Bondio-l sacks potatoes
Benton &co-lls do John Duffy &co-I6l do Greve Were
box seed Guesnard-22 hame AdamsO to Peters
HHsra Summers SsossI coils rope Whitehead Chamber
Is rolls leather Robeson Densett &co frkns butter TO
Campberg-3 pigs butter IS boxes cheese Dolsou Som
81 bales insays Pnckard Sco-l2 bellows F Foger &c
sundes to order-Toal 81 bales cotton Isl hhds tobacco
| RAILROADS.
| NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTER!
RAILROAD1D hides Nailot-6 bales Troscair Il la
| dell-2J9 cattle and sundres to order.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Seamer Calfornia-1 bale corks TO & Mag
| nHne-li mdse r Gsddes
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sCONsTABLE's SALES.

Ftss1 JusrrcE,s couRr, JOHN MOORE CO., Capt
vhagGE Of wiz - EEL ssss e
D directed by The Hon. p. Mitchell, First Justice he
sss;s a @ s T" ~ pssss as
ri Ssi sfff1
seized in the above entitled suft
jy1iis2o8 WIN. C. oUIRK, Constable
PREMIER coUR JUSTICE, JoHs T. MOORE e. Gle lie
Paroisse forleans. capitaips NJ gWARTNEY.
FIN vEKTg dun yvri. Dc E. sssi r Iss,as me &
Rss s asss
T IN LOT DIES MEUBI,Ea E. UsrESsLEs DE CUISINE.
ss;i SCI s-s sSss
F,ssT Jus!Iers CorRT NME IENkI, '. z. JOSEPH
sr.s T = M ass fssi ss., e
s saee he P@i % stsfsSs
oNEsH II Or toT 81 GROUND situated u
Ns 5 o. sa y b.
measuring Is feet inches 81 lines front Josephine
with nj the buildings nsrson Consisting
t ssi1sa s1 1 he s sSess ea; ssf suit
jezi q jy6 Is % 2s VIM. C. oUIRK, Constable
PREMIER covH DE 5UsoH ssrH Hf kafadsS S 20 20
ENXERTU dim writ &c l Gsr fss,ns nm mel q
asS u pi psd5 l. is Jsss I
Arcade 80 = :
LA MOITIE DUN LOT DE TERRE designe par lie No. Z
ue dams Pet No. $40 vienn PLAN ledt iet borne par
Carroll Laurent ST. Andre ct Joephine lagneie moitie
du surd terrain - peds pouce ct os gnss Ct
ner deace Josephine proondeur de cent vng
pied gnes paraees; ensemble les batisse ct toutes
eane en- So '' ''
| Saisi dams latfaire ci-dessus.
81 , IL i % WG aGRk
FIEsr JUSTICES coTRT. A. TH9MPSoS CO. vs. JAMES ~
! pY VIRTUE of writ of plMr1us Herf ia.
II cas against D. Montgomery to me directed by the Hon
Mitchell First Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Or
leans will proceed sell at public auction TUESDAY
the 18th day Of july 1851 at Il O'Clock NJ at my Warehouse
ONE LOT Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and KITcH
| EN- UTENSILS.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
| TERMs-Cash on the spot
jyl6 ~ q % WIN. G. QU1Rk, Constable.
PREMIER CouR JUSTICE A. THOMPSON ct Gle VS.. JAS
| paroisse Orleans. FLANAGAN ct CIE-No. l. liz
I'm VERTU dun writ de p1urius fieri In
Il D. Montgomery moi adresse par Phonorabl
D. F. MITCHELL Premier Justice du PAX Ia paruse Oh
leans e procedera publique, MARDI lie . julie
1851, d midi a mon magasin rue Julie No. 73-
UN LOT DES MECBLES ct USTEESILES DE CUISINE
Sasis dams l'afaire cf-dessus. ~ 80
CoSDITIONS-Comptan moment de psdjudicatiou.f
| iyI6 2T % NJ. c. QUIRE Comfortable.
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SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS
PAR TaITRNE 4 THOMAS. EncRnteurs.

SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS -.
PAR ToURNE THOMAS, Encanteurs
dun ordre de Thonoabe r Morgan date du II jnn
1851 pour compile la dte succession PArcade de Banks
ser vendu, savoir--
IN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Premier District,
borne par les Ernto Thalie Jacobs ct Howard
forrnp dapres plan de O. A Heddin dc.
pose NJ Gernon noac lie dit lot mcclure 80 pieds
hHe s. piedss poucss ct III gnes De pro-
ionienr. etant Ia largeur des deux lots ct 5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cite de yera mar devaut j. Dunisp noare public frais
de i,acnuarrur jyl II Is % aul
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WATERING PLACES.
RARNES, HOTEL. MISSISSIPPI CITY

- BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY. Miss.
a desirable Summer Retreat, generally known
E throughout the Southern under the management
William Barnes will be opened on the hrst day Of June
next for the reception of visitors.
The proprietor order the increasing demand for
rooms at erected during the winter ad
dona building feet long, containing "A l"-ge and finely
Family Rooms I'd now hopes be able TO accom-
all that may favor him with their patronage whether
transient permanent.
The many natural advantages of this establishment com
maning the finest prospects the Gulf with the pure
the and having been
visited epidemic failed to impress vorably the
many different Southern cities and surround
country. :,
Attached the hotel extensive orchard containing the
spacious grounds handsomely arranged finely
ventilated for bachelors Billiard Rooms and Ten
pin Alleys conveniently and aeay fitted up, and Bar stocked
with fine Liquors and Cigars
Carriages Horses always be had at the shortest
notice. $50
The proprietor is determined to spare that will
enable merit continuance of the patronage
heretofore received and render the of his guests
agreeable
from New Orleans the West will land Mt the frs
wharf Mississippi City, from Mobile the East at ths
second wharf.
Applications for can he made to
WM BARNES, Mississippi City,
THOMPSON & BARNES,
Cam Ma nrle
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ARRIVED.

Bark Vim Henry. Young. from Maianus TO Murson-ar-
rival and cargo previously reported at Quarantine Station
I'D dist,
Brig Eudoras Haskell days from Naanzas to Murison
Quarantine Station. -sgE
Schr Ponx from Porto Rico Mag we-ousra,,-
tine Station.
Brit scar Commerce Parsons from Ruatan Island M inst,
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6TBAMBOATB.
RW McRse. White. from vickshurg
City Of Knoxville, Dalferes from Lockport.
Or Batey Dugas, from Donaldsonville.
Montgomery, BarstoI, fcorn Red River.
Jos Holden, Martin. from Shreveport
Jacob D Early HolIister, from ST Louis.
California, HutchiDgx. from Mobile.
Jas Stockton Hauthorn. from Pascagoua-Basin
&c Twichel, Smith, from Louisville.
Towboa 4 Day Phlipr from the Passes-towed down and
70 sea I'D inst ship Ernesne, brigs Geo Chase Mary
Elizabeth and schooner Old Dominion-brought up schr
Commerce-from Quarantine bark VIM Henry-ieft at
Quarantine brig Eudorss and schr Pollu1.
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
IL PLAN TERS.

PATENTED IlrPRorEMENT ~ THE MANUFACTURE
Employing Spin the Crop fourth the
Der required to raise ithis nsmher consisting of children of
picking cotton,
oF viii FEY
CINE, if neeessary-namey The Gin with Lap Appendnge
RES and to have ali arranged the Spinning
plantation complete, with great dispatch Also, competent
rE q III IN Gss
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the Spnner's
ny MPR ovEMENT in its results to the Planter equva
his having purchased of plantation, Negroes
nDe viii his diversion viii be exempt from
the and aees inherent to Planting, Gathering and
,r.onrrnnr, NY ,,gT;M -.
reasonable faciiites and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT O,efor,h to be paid to me each of the first
with contract nsung should the plantation change
Propositions Planters may made,
cost of Machinery in their particular case they must not omit
state what has been the number oil pounds OF their cropsor
how many pounds of Yarn d@y they must N Spin A.,
a2 GEO q. BENkY. MOBILIZE Ala
GRAY FRENCH BLANKETS ALI. WOOL,
~ Extra Heavy large lot made for the Crnean Army de-
's'"0's ABOUT Inc i'' Of " H. LErc S SS co.
je22 lm&W 10 and u Canal street
ment OF different qualities for sale on yeyy reasonable
fj jesS asw4w ALFRED AF e Magazine street
TAR OIL" barrels t & RI sB kgAasv
,e2D 2taw+w IL Magazine street.
ST'ER1I CANDI.ECS-l0J boxes assorted sizes Samuel
~ Leonard a Sons, for sale by -
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL.
Tvs Nos 13 New Ievee and II Fulton street.
DIRE IsRICKS-lG0 900 English Pitt burg and Pensa
l. II, for sale by ALFRED kEARNH,
je2O 2taw4w II Magazine street.
PIkES-Wrought and Cut. for sale by
- ALFRED KEARSY,
je2n 2awiw u Magazine street
lsEASE, FOR DRAYS-in boxes for 2jc each, in Kegs
VI &c ponud and in barrels &c pound Tor sale by
ALFRED kEARNf.
ie2n 2taw4w - Magazine street.
TNURPENTINE;-20J barrels for sale by
l. ALFRED KEARNf,
ie2n - Magazine street.
NTENYSF FOOT OLA few barrels, for sale by
| IN ALFRED kEARNY,
ir2r 2ptwAw 70 MAGAZINE street.
| |tHALKS-25 thus casks and barrels for sale by
! ~ ALFRED KEARNY,
| REQ 2-awIw ~ Magazine street.
| MAILS AND SUPPRESSION kegs, for sale by
| ~ ALFRED kEARNY.
| icat 2taw4w - Magazine street.
| EETFlTIYG-s@l barrels for sale ~
w ALFRED KEARNY,
80 2tVw!W - Mug i1:ue s:ree'.
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IMPORTS.

RUAT1ON ISLAED-Schr Conmerce-6 hides lot old an
chors and chans2 pcs mahogany lot fruit to orde.
PAsCAGOULA-Steamer James Sockton-llO 600 feet lum
Der TO Merritt 4 Mcconnell.
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poKTARLE sTEAaI ENGIN Es-FRoM " u

DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-1FRoMlh To
Is horse power of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Son,
Qate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their economic
snd durable qualities from engines of other patent manu-
actue excessive in States of the
union Pamphlets with full descriptions and letters from 1877
different who using them, will be by mail
plcaion to the subscriber who sole agent
Hoard Son being sole propreors Of the patent they only
furnish mapufactue the engines which they have given
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds their
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them
N I'll. mi N.
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p, L1FERPOOI-Ship Jno W Whte--lT0l bales cotton.
HUNTS MIILs-Schr Ela-50 bbls pork.
PENsACOLA-schr Dora-3O0 corn Is sacks bran II
bbs pork, bbls -four bbls moasse lard OIL boxes Of
soap, IL bars iron, and sundries.
M0BfLeschr Sarah Baden-52 sacks corn, 10 bales hay
~ bbls whisky, 10 bbls moasses, lot furniture.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.

SUUTESSTUN Of JUFfN HIUbINS
BY TOURNE & THOMAS Auc.ioneers.
CATURDAY, August LIST, 1857. at IL o'clock
. NJ Banks Arcade by virtue and in pursuance Of an or
from the Honorable F. II. Morgan dated June lth 1881
for Of said succession, will be sold, viz =.
the square bonded by Erato Thalia Jacobs and Howard
streets formed of the lots and being the rear pooT
of NJ enon Said lot 30 feet front on Ihaa stree
by 60 and 10 lines which said depth being the tul
wiz o said lots and s.
TERMS-Cash a., $500
Act of sale before j. Dunlap Notary fuDc az tne shPes
Of the purchaser. JyI II 70 - Hul
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go MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MU-
R[9 SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, at
~ ~ her residence No; 27 Constance street Terms
IS month, twelve lessons, invariably in advance
~ LECTURES at q Constance street week. flo 1y
DOISTABLE STEAM ENGINES-PLANTERs
visiting New Orleans requested call the subscr
ber's and in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
got expressly for Plantation which for running Cotton
Gins, Corn Mills pumping water cannot be eXcelled.
The first of these Engines less than that of the mules
that would be required do the work and
they simple that any negro of ordinary capacity be
taught week.
Several work in different this
giving entire satisfaction.
D. G. LOwBER, Agent,
Dis law66nW 9S Magazine street.
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NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
IN DUNBAR NIL the stock merchandise and business
held conducted for account
der the style of e. g. Dunbar Co.. No IA Canal street. and
him the patronage of all friends and
toners. .
All those who have claims against indebted to- G. g.
Co.. will please call upon alone at the office No.
IA Canal street, for settlement. GEO. u. DUNBAR.
New Orleans, February A. 1857.
kJOTICE-HAyING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
~ establishment G. Dunbar Co. No IA Canal street
will the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business at
the place for my account under the style Of j. A.
DUNBAR CO. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
age the friends Of the late house, well that Of my own
friends. AS A. LUMBAR.
New Orleans, February IA, 1s57.-fel6 ly
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Singing yntelltgtafs.
THURSDAY, July %, 1857.
led YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charles Morgan Place. for Indisnola and Galveston
s' Harris Morgan
Ship Jno White McNar for Liverpool CD Meeker &co
Schr Ella, Robertson, for Hunts Mills Florida
Pooiey, Nicol &co
Schr Dora Boghch for Pensacola Merritt Mcdonnell
schr Sarah Baden, Feer for Mobile, CIV Newton &eo
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WANTED.

- ROUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
f Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets,
Gl comfortable House, suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would be pref erred
$500 $3.50 per year For house that
suits three years could be made Apply to 81
Gragier street. iv2l If
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-THE sUBsCRI.
~ ber have this day associated themselves together under
the style of WIN H. SLACK CO., for the purpose
conducting general Stationery Printing and Blank Book
Manufacturing business No. is Camp street. between the
Crescent ana Picayune offices. j. C. MORGAN,
WI II. SLACK,
p. HALVES =
July ivI- I'm
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LEyEE STEAM CorToN Pass,
New Orleans, March Is, 1857.

Fer particulars with regard individual rilh and rights
ami sell for other States Gpp! the under
gGeG, Mandatory, III Be Nhere
Boilers every description male II, 'ertrst puee.
as Sn DAVID i. FOWLER
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AUCTION SALES.

BOOTS AND SHOES, LEGHoKN AND BLACK FUR
Hats, White Shirts, etc. $40 s
BY BLACHE LEAUMOkT, Anctr's.
ERIDAY, the Gath inst, at 10 o'clock A.
L NJ at suction, at their auction rooms, n Chartres
street, will be sold = ~
40 cases BOOTS SHOES and BRoGANs.
-ALso-
10 cases Leghorn and Black Fur HATS.
-ALSo-
30 dozen American WHITE SHIRTS.
Ag-TERMs-At sale. = 5y25
SUCCESSION OF GILBERT sOUTERRE-4 SQUARES
of Ground In Euburb Franklin and the Gently Road.
... BY n. yIGEIE, Aucioneer.
CATURDAY, July IS, 1857. at I2 o'clock NJ,
- in the Rotunda Of the st. Louis HOTEL by virtue Of
from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Or
leans No. 2038 dated Sd June, 1881 will be sold pnbc
auction for account Of said succession &
A. divided bounded by Eysian Fields, Sere
Many and Richeieu Ne Plus Ultra and designated
lots Mes. ! to "A.
q Another SQUARE OF GROUND in the same faubourg,
designated and dv ided into "a lots bounded by Ely
Fields Pleasure Margny and Richeen Ne Plus Ultra
streets squares located within few Of
depot of the horse which run to and from the city to
the GENTLY Road. - -
bounded by Magny, Vaudeville Sere and Richelien or Ne
Plus Ultra Streets divided into &c lots designated lots
Nos to 26. - . - :, -. >,
streets and desie lots Nos to l6 nclnsivey.
pE~TERMS-Cash.
Acts OF sale before A. Ducatel, Notary Public.
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