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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-27
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the miuiug and agricultural dis
trrts Of the county, win conain the local and genora
news of The week. incrspersed with interesting mis-
caneous readInQ matter. Il will contain twenty
eight columns ~ reading matter and will he one ~
the largc.i and cheapest Weekly Newspapers IN the
s'iaic. Published every Saturday. TCrm.-S5 per
Annum: six months, 81; three months 81.
Advertisements per square of ten lines or less
erst insertion 81 90
Each Subsequent Insertion. 50
tV" \ liberal deduction wilt be made IN favor OF
those VITO advertise by the year
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-27
san Frnnclsco Items.

A FREE FtGHr-Sceue, corner Mont
gomery street dramats persor@, httle
we'll dressed man aud big shabby dressed
man. Little man pitches into big man,
rough aud tumhlc--fght free, no police eth
Ger about little man Hat on back, big man
triumphant. Little man says, III you wer-
emit 80 tig, ia sec what on re nlHtc OF E'c
man rclhcs, mo don't" All o. Ill luea
heavy sound, like tap OF muilled knu,E,r
big mau down, arms and legs sprawimg "Ac
n crab-can't get up. claims support OF
friends. Little man travels for jackson
street crowd of loaters and others dispense.
GREAT FALL IN PorAroEs -Abou half
past seven o'clock Friday morning, over
seven hundred sacks of potatoes were pre-
ciptatcd into the bay by giving way OF
the piles, for n space of about 50 feet under
the planking, on Washington street, between
East and Drumm.
The .iifa says ''We saw man, yester-
day, who expresses his firm belief in the
predictions OF German astronomer THAT this
earth will be destroyed by comet on the Is
of June next lie says he shall male his
notes payable on the 18th
On Thursday evening, William Monroe,
the husband OF Eliza, the unfortunate wo-
man who killed her child was taken to the
station house quite crazy.
The ChroHicie says that sixty Canadians,
solid, industrious, hard. working men arriv-
ed ON the Orizaba on Monday. They came
in "A body, and went to the mines together
several of them having their wives and
families with them
STATE PRIsoN LIBRARY = Rev. |. ). Delhi
has made the necessary arrangements for
thn ostnLli II A1nnnIe ent 81 Stuln nrlsn library.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-27
OEouiIle Dnilq Bnttt RerarN.
puHLrsHED DAILY (suNDAys EXCEPTED

~" OFFtcE-In Record Building on Myers Street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-27
NOTICE

- hereby given. that viii make application to
q the Board OF Supervisors IN and Tor Butte
County. at their May session, for License 10 run
Ferr, across the Sacramento river Et po'hI hno"h
as Jennings Landing, ia Chico township;
April 10, le57. H. C''LNNiN"S'
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-27
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

AGEl-Great Blessing to Mankind Innocent hht Po-
tentl-Dr l.. j. Czapkays Prophy ylacticum, (Sef Dis
injecting Agent,l sure preventative against gonor
rhnal and syphiliic diseases andan unsurpassed rem
edy for all the veneria scronlous, sangrenous aud
cancerous ulcers tetid discharges from the vagina
uterus aud urethra. aud all cutaneous ernpons ana
diseases As innoculation is "A preventative against
small pox, so IL Dr. l. j. C2apkay's Prophilacucum
a preventative against syphililical and gonorrheal
diseases. Harmless in itself, 1t possesses lhe power
of chemically destroying the syphhtc virus' ana
thereby saving thousands from being injected win
the most loalhsome of all diseases Let no young
man who appreciates health be without Dr. cap
kay's Prophiacticum 1t is in very convenient pack
ages. aud will be found convenient To use. being
used as soap. Price s.. For safe at DR. Il. D.
Czapkny's office, sacramento street, below MontgOm-
cry street Sau Francisco. =,
All orders must be addressed to l.. J. Czapkay' VI
d., San Francisco. California. ma
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-27

70. ]. Il. CzAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption Of this notice is one OF the
few modern physicians whose application to his pro
iesson and devotion to the afflicted. render him eke
AN ornament TO the one and benefit TO the other
Hungarian by birth, he sought with kossuth TO place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressors rule, that her sons might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts so to do he has reaped
the reward of neiecual resistance to oppression,and
"a home aud country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
a patriot, the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings enitle him public confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other. A. agentleman his character is untar
nished: as physician, his skill unsurpassed; and
TO thosa whose imprudence has left upon them the
I aints of disease, we can conscientousy commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr's Office
Is No. Band Armory Hall, corner OF Sacrament and
Non,oomerv Streets San Francisco. ala 3m
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NUMBER 235.
Otopjl,t Daj,q 15ptte &ctor0.

MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 27ht, ls57.
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STATE PRISoN LIBRARY - Rev. |. >. Delhl
has made the necessary arrangements Tor
the establishment'of State prison library.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

FRENcnTOwN CANAE MINING Co.
The ockholders Of the Freuchlown Canal Mining
COMPANY are hereby notified thai The Irisrrsoi raid
tompAny have this 18th day OF February lrj7, lrVsd
an smeLt 1T 10 per cent the asses sable Stock,
ra,able at the Treasurcr's flee. Marysviile on or
before the 2d day Of April. 81, together with . per
cent OF the 10 per cent levied on The ih o uas
last lsJ3 BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
m4tt ANON FARGO, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07

CONsIGNEEs
KEW s sse E hd1 ss ase
s!ds aeoIT yds Ase-y BrPns:ssd 1coBianeh.fd
@sa ssss., sess
W Bser,on tso-A Burnst-D Bshler-w Bosls-sw
EsI;efs %eo.w eiaaess.a-bssss asoJL Eseh
Essss Iron s A sa.on
ShsadelaJ eosion@oopsr Sstts sss@a5
ss e5s
.ass taasly cushing ssla
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Blanc PensnaeF Dextsr
Pyfr &soJ DsasSsTy 4se@s 'f posos 4Gansl-G
1sa'a sa ssr
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NIL sixs s 81 s.$Ss
&eoHM &eoGoidish HaoeT Gss eSls
aeoMGesn cFfnmpGiq'ael
Sssa s
Kemp Hssbs Ts
Henderson Pe.e-Horre Gayle 6eoNHs6rard &eoHarfis
MSf.9 se
satIow
a rel boss Bros Sep
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s ferss ea h' sv51a
Lyons Ase-5sna,n fEsrs.Niss adams kePK Nul
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AasPs as
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M1qssy tsej ;, Io,EseJJ N.'sss.
M Nsa1d smedes 600
5sS 4sa
oHrey-Oshmichon 4 Ioederoakey Hawkins-J Pollard
Pa1d Ses-eusy5eas. A56sy seoj
e. seS-koss ~. Alsnms E1nkslP EsyA Koee
nn n 3fe1 TSs5 Rad
C ynsenJohn Sse.WalEsr Stuart HHteSnson
FoSsoy
ssss asss
,aehs BIZ sfo7W Deanepaasg SslseaBsehs
"a
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sisa1eS-
f asn.n s f HssRs SC
4ee Holden IsG
Hssssz an's"
Clauss-Hae 4 Green-A Hllelaf-Heaton Oiver-J HUI
bad-A Jacauet-Jos Israeli Jaubert-Kenne,t Dix 6coF
Jsngfrod-s Kaiser.!acaze Hines Kennedy dco-Lafor
fss mares yISh Lss eKG Mined
co-Mctutchon Howell kco-S McLsnahan &oo-W McCrack
.sco-Ar MenbergeI-J Myers kco-Moreau CIooks-E
Mallard Keep Malard &co-J Maury-M Mler-Miles Owe
6eo-C Meeker &co--J Mitchell--Menard Vgnard-I
Newhall-C " Newton &co- Nelson 6co- North, Smede
&co-A Nsrbonne &co-New Customhouse-Payne Harriso
-Pee Smms &co-H Parsons-Price. Converse &co-A Pep
6co-Poole Sco-Pelanne BrosG Pinckard &coH Packar
-Priesy 1 Bien-J Robert &co-Robson Allen-A Rous
set &co-Rilloux Reggio-C Railey 6co--M Riordan-
Richards siocomb 3co-J sandak-E kimaho kcoSin,on
Frank-Sonnekalb Bros-E Smyth-T Smith-Sickles
Smith, Cooper &co-scovl L Mead-Smth i Bro-Townsend
Tompkns &co-E Stevens &co-J syme &co-Col D d Tom
kns-Taylor Churchi-Wolff & Bro--Thee Seller AGO.
" & Urquhart-John Watt kco-Wood 4 L.aw-J Wright
| col Woodruff &co-E Wiloz-F Williams &co-Wright
Allen 3co-and order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07

4o4sc bnshei Bran 1900 sacks were sold in lots at
SOc p 1O0bs
PROVISIONS Pork still higher and lot Of 30
dds Mess was sold at sH q Dbl which closing rate for
rea Bacon rs easks Ribbed Sides were disposed
OF in three Or four lots lie 10 Of Shoulders a, is n M
...of Lard one lot Of 80 bbIs was taken at lie rb
HAY heard Of 109 bales Western were disnosed NJ
two or three days since at $50 p ton
COFFEE. The market and no,biny NJ m,
consequence done Of 62l5 bags from Rio ia now
the river coming up. f5 ~
SPIRITS TURPENTISE "A lot OF Is bbls was sold a. d,c
p gallon. mr.
FREIGHTs.. heard Of nothing doing for Liverpool or
Hayre. few small shipments made for York and
Boston at 5Uc for Flour and 10c for Wheat. f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07

The New York Enquirer, of Monday last, says:
early hour this morning the suspension of Mesrs At
has been for the New York correspondent of large
number of Western Banking firms who will feel some inconre
the We that cOllec
ton paper of their correspondents has been placed with the
Continental Bank of this city for collection for account OF the
respective parties.
The telegraph reports the suspension to-day of the Reciprocity
dcredied yesterday by redemption The failure of
this bank of other bank in this State must be
be whatever may the results the stockholders but
the suspension has bad effect the citynpon 1nk credit
bank wanted less than and had good paper
the of which raise the former sum II this
be the is mistaken policy the part Of our city Banks
to refuse assistance any of the interior institutions in
weak condition This is Of family affair, and every
There want of consultation the banks as body-a
want of harmony OF action of consistency in their sup
New York and Erie Railroad Company for assistance is
case in point Such application should have been considered
that the company in such dilemma Similar cases of in
terror PERHAPS occur every month IT shons nor DE
which are felt by every moneyed institution in the State
I Of Gnsn snsr p ca he
in small sums only Some of the banks discounted Yesterday
but the quantity of business unavailable very large We
cannot mention Of discount with approach to current
quotations. The minimum 10 day is stGl7a per month nut
there is large of good paper that refused even at A
L3 per cent still higher.
The London Times money article of the 10Th of August
ceived per Atlantic, says:
been circulated that merchant Liverpool.
lately deceased has left liabilities estimated at teo OF
which flOoO upon forged accepances The precise facts
The death Of the detauer is stated have been by suicide
and his losses supposed have been Increased by heavy
The English funds steadily supported their late advance
In the Stock Exchange there little inquiry but the supply
was adequate and there few applications ut the 6ank
Although the bank of France has renewed its ancis pnr
a ss oon on scale which shows na Ie epetn
there seems appreend that this side the supply
the bank of England.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

vICksBURG-sesmer PrinSess-I6a bales cotton to Buck
s bales Cotton john sso bales cotton Payne
Fs psso
bales soSa TAEa sasasr H D SS
ny6 bales cotton Tarleton, Whiting Tulls5 bales
% Sss Do arsan sS eo
bales cotton CLEVELAND Brothers Geo. do George Connolly
Giraul DC Kelly kcO-l4! sacks Jackson 2co--
-sundries to order-Tota sl2 bales cotton. S64 new.
h ssss sss ss Bray Tass s2'Ss
cotton Henderson Peale- bal oton Payne Harrisons
-sundries to order-Toal IL bales
LAFoURcHE-s.eamer Lad;te-4 bdls names D Kelly &
Robert &co-l do Adams Sco-i DO Basest &co25 do
to order.
oA1Ro-stsamer Ben Frsnklin-l2 bales cotton to Davis
tobacco ozD sacks potatoes ha Kemp eo2O DC 8. to
cheese sshnids-s frkns butter Wright 6csiOo % e
p.Gn H Son S sk wheat .cs Ieks
Gayle sco3l5 sacks wheat VIM soey Sco2s3 sacks wheat
bb -four Nc Dowe Mills &eo-I6 bbs our O6 sacks bran to
!sscks wheat dorye to Titus, Groves Aeo5O boxes starch
aS9fs ss eo s
Massey Poultney-sundes to oder-Tota II bales cotton
hhds tobacco
kytoG Newton bDls whisky 959 bb aour g6 sacks
sacks wheats Mehell-733 sacks bran Moony Bro5Q
Buddecks &eO-2O bbs whisky Hill GreenIealO9 bbs of
whisky 70 Sh casks brandy % boxes cheese Galore Pascal
potatoes Thompson &col0l John Duffy &eoN bales Of
cotton Ward Saunders hunt-6o bbs flour 10 Pedreauvile
VOORHEES, Griggs 2ls Dds -four Moore &co6
must Oh sie ~ pI os pans IIu puWets nice btoS Sco-o
CO. Pkss trees Bn Ellis &sSl5 Ues beer seisgetm
" hde toIEns 2atk s.aHer geo
o se gan III oie. u HUNG q
cheese ~ tcs hams l. Dolson Son.Ioi snnIras Wher
81 boxes cheese Adams &co-5O frkns butter Grief i
CO.. boxes ndse John head cab6ages owner OIL
sHREyEp0RT-s, Rsub Wbi,sws ha,es cotton 10 III
Caldwell coo2 bales Cotton Bander MeKen%a HuSbardi
S rails a to brsn br 40
m u ha %eoo STOCK "khs &eosunaFies
w '''> - N|S V''''"
Nhohfis eAiohpAi'
CAIRO-Seamer Belfast-ll29 sacks wheat hid bacon
bales cotton to Feowes Seo-2 bales cotton Walker Stuart
HUTCHINSON oaies coohto " brosdwe Payne &co-s3t
SACKS corn 10 uenn &col hds tobacco o sacks wheat to
seco g SACKS wheat James Turner'S sacks wheat io bbs
nhn, 5fs Ih, G T snV I ns tGoeeo S
apes Hnus ooacto 10 norton &coz hhdS tobacco
Ms MIo3 sa t wheat - Saek rye hotel uaSe
ao o1S1 s e S po oaf 40 es bran shaw
bs potatoes rSs udg Hro wheat POS o
Smms72 do inS hons d @ d 'pIs bp PeI seoe
SSGks oats ~ sSeks corn 3 sacks wheat to Michel &co-
Sxs p b n ad Nyo do Pr ceeSe 1en SGo-e
uo ID C.hp,Io-l pc oaeslbs
cock to Braiicy Wilson Sco4 bds sheepskiGs do hides
Robson Deuse Sco@i bI bay RIM, Hart Sso w hr
bbs apples SchnedeNl2 bile eggs Schneider boxe
do mse Harris Morgan kco25 bbls alcohol StenneS Mar
e sse a ngsT kegs bxs cheese
Bros boyes mdse to I.Tsend'ck M M
sundres 10 order-Toa 81 bales Cotton A. hhs oSacco "
BALIzE-steamer Belle Gates-I hid lemons tc do sack
cs d Navar"-?o sncks rice Avet Bros-l do So sacks bra
49, ~ % ~ uo oIous Gosta Gco-l6 DO d
mons Bara@ do RayasseII HhJ Do ~, % g pi Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
NEW ORLEANs CLASSIFICATION.


SUGAR AND NOLAssEs.. The sales confined to a
few retail lots at about prey ious rates.
large receipts during the past three or four
days and heavy stock the evee the markethas been dull
and Dropping The principal 100 bbs Ohio and In
diana al So 40 Els at S. 60 and $50 Tennessee al SIS 625 10
q Dbl.
The sales Of Corn embraced 1900 sacks in
GLIDING 100 Mixed Yellow at he 100 White at u.s. and 5000
Yellow at Sc h hushe OF wheat IS sacks Mixed Red
sold 81 10 and 300 sacks 81 ID round for White and Red
The sales Of Oats e.nH AGED few hundred sacks 81 Louis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
ARRIVED.

Steamship Black Warrior Smith, from New York via Ha
vsna. to James Connolly keo.
Steamship Jasper, Flanders for Sabine Pass naster-Ber
wiek's Bay.
Ship slas Holmes Frifh "a days rem New York, Aaron
Cohen-2d dist "a
Norwegian Bark Nord from Rio de Janeiro
Quarantine Station.
Bark Uncle Cole IS DAYS from Charleston to sI6ET
Levy-Ist dis 25
Bark Virginia Ann Wye Is days from Charleston
I'd dist 23 ~ -
Mexican Brig Deseo, days Canpeachy in ballast
to Camerden-3d dist %.
schr Chpola lockwood days from Mntlan, Goldenbow
&Lesparre-2d dist Is
sehr Mary Ellen Rowe. days Pensacola to master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
IMPORTS.

NEW YORk-Ship Siias Holmes-Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK VIA notwithstanding Black Warrior
Assorted mdse
SABINE PAss-steamshp Jasper--146 head cattle to L
Brousse.
CHARLESTON-BarkU Uncle San-T?9 ties rice to |. l. f L
Levy-l0O bags coffee to Nathan l. Cruishank.
CHARLESTON-Bark Virginia Ann-164 rice 1877 bdls
paper bales corks 50 wine bales and mdse
order.
CAMPEACHY-sehr Chpoa--l24 hides bale skins to B I.
Mann Sco9 bdls skins tiger skin VIM Prem co-6 hides
Camerden-l4 bales tobacco to Turner a Renshaw.
PENsACOLA-Schr Mary Elen--Lumber asd lahs to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chas Nor
gan0 bbs -four 80 bhs potatoes, 36 do hhds
hams, AZ bxs candles, $50 sacks corn, cases mdse.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA GAIvEsTON-Steamship Robt
Waterman-97 bxs soap, $40 bales 3IS pkgs mdse.
NEW YCRK-Shp Medator--lll cotton 80 ties lard
% bales hemp ~ bales 549 bbls -four 227 do
bb molasses IS do seed oil, 3 sacks wheat bales
sars8parla.
PUNTA ROSA-Schr Suffolk-Govt stores.
PENSACOLASchr Martha-20 bbls -four, 10 do pork, 10
bbs whisky, $40 sacks corn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
MEMORANDA.

DS- The officers of the steamer Rueb White reports left
Shreveport the I'd instans river al a stand.
a- Capt Lockwood, of the schooner Chpoa from Minati
reports schooner Visitor sailed this port
Townsend to sail in few schooners Victory Jane
Mexican sailed day for Vera Cruz brig Perseverance
Miller, arrived day the Chipoa left
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
WOOD 4 PEROT, ORNAMENTAL. IRo


- WOOD 4 PEROT, ORNAMENTAL IRON
W3kkS Pa re now prepared tit to fur
so orders Iron Ratings sems'sres public squares
buildings r Iron vsra3yfa sn ch hal Set
ratve Iron Work generally
materials be had at the lowest prices and being
the oldest most experienced and largest house in this bunes
prices than competitor and respectfully ask to
Kew S re-
pa TO ye and who
pha at our very lowest Philadelphia prices;
e. 4: M1ITENBERGER, No: lol Grayier street, respect
Book of Designs for al Ornamental Castings
ETY. and perfection Of finish any IN the
SSss Ws e 5
before making their engagements ese%hsre
aug I'm 10i Graver ST, New Orleans
T. II. STEVENS q CO., IMPORTERS AND
A' Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers will dnd establishment
ensive of Goods adapted branch of Trade
and respectfully invited to call and examine Stock and
Printing as,.s, r n'orssss ''' Playing Cards,
Wrappng Grosers Bag Whiting Writing 1 prsss.
Taied-potn FSofes s Esd rsR
SsS o9s, " Copying sSaf etc. W%srs etc. etc.
| And large stock Of
| SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS QUARTo BIBLES and
| STATIONERY of every description.
|
eo S' Caps S AkTiohEs
| in great variety.
Ivory Combs all Nos;Writug Desks, Hooks and Eyes,
India Rubber India Rubber Toys Looking Glasses,
| Imitation Shell, China Necklaces
| Buffalo, Buttons, Watch Guards
| Horn Marbles, Suspepders
| Hair Brushes, Pins, Silver Thimbles,
| Tooth :. Porte Monnaies, Pocket Compasses
| Nail Purses Backing,
Shoe Reticules, Irvine,
Scrnbbng.. Pocket Books, Tacks ETC., etc,
A grea, variety of CLOCKS TOILET SOAPS PERFUME.
RY aud FANCY ARTICLES.
f. R. STEVENS 4 co,
fee If SIS and 81 Common ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICES COURT }H. 7. LONSDALE VS.. THOS.
Parish of Orleans EGAN AND n. j. kGAN, his
wife.-No S707.
pY VIRTUE of n consent of both parties in
ID the above suit will proceed to sell at public auction the
Tchoupitouas and Celeste Streets THU RSDAY
the 10th day of September 1851 at IL O'Clock NJ
The OF grocery
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
W. W. MITCHELL,
SCI 10 Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07

SECOND DISTRICT CouRT2 SUCCESSION OF MAX
of New Orleans. : HUMANN-No 1904.
WHEREAS Henry Damron has petitioned
w the Court for letters curaorshp the of
this late Max Homann deceased intesate-
Notice is hereby given all whom it concern show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court:
se2 7l2 P. s. WILT, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
WILLIAM E. MUIR VS.. F. W. DELEsDERNIER, TUTEUR
de les mneurs Joseph Moore ct Eleanor H. Muir.
PAR GARDNER SMITH, ENCANTEUR.

WILLIAM E. MUIR vs., F W. UFIIES tt IEL r
de les mneurs Joseph Moore ct Eleanor H. Muir.
PAR GARDNER SMITH, ENCANTEUR.
BuREAU-No. I Place Commercials
SAMEDI, lie 26 septembre 1857, CONNIE par
- orde de Honorable p H. Morgan JUICE de la second Cour
District Orleans date lie IA aou 1851
vendus lencan, rArcade de Banks des Magasins
midi
NANCY. aeee denviron 40 ans, cuSnere areuse ct
passeuse tois euans--
JIM 'enron IL
LAURA, agee d'environ l2
MARGARET, agee denviron ans.
SALLY, agee denvirou 40 cuisinere simple ct file
ALICE. asee d'environ ans.
Une billet de la Compagnie d. Assurance du New York
Life issue 1851, Ia de. .SG2 90
une billet de la Compagnie d'Assurance du Crescent
Mutuc issue en- 1858 pour la omme 20 90
tHe issue en- l852 ct 1858 pour la somme de 50 %
--Aussi-
Une billet de promesse de rassInore Hopes 4 Gle,
pour la sommc de- 1913 81
avec intctet du IL seprembre 1856
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
de rente pardevan R. Brennan notare pubque aux ras
de iacquereur. ann 81 sel3 26
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
PosTcHARrRAIs RAILROAD.

MoBILE-Sseamer oregop-l boat to 8 ESaldwe.l &ce-l
cotton gin Carter 6co-I Hugely, Blair &co4pkgs
sinpson-5bbs badon water syme Eco.
hOBILE-stesmer California; shoes to Rhorer Hig
genbOton &eo-ll grapes G. Clouds pkgs sundres
j Fsures-sundres TO order. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07

OF LOUISIANA i LAW DE-
The Lectures in this Department will
cond Monday of Noyemter 1851 and until the first
Monday OF April Ss They will embrace the most Important
onal Law we'll Equity jurisprudence and Practice
LECTURES will be delivered by four Prof ssors.
Those by Professor McCALEB will of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and the Jurisdiction OF the
Courts of the United States.
mercial Las, Criminal Law. and the Law of Evidence
Those by Professor R0SEIuS will embrace the Civil Law
Land titles whether derived from England spaiu
the United States and the Practice of the Courts OF Civil Jur
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law. .
The degree Bachelor of Laws will be conferred those
students only shall attended full of
full having read twelve months
direction of respectable Counselor at Law and who SHALL
examination by the various Professors be fou1d deserving
The fee of Professor s25 naturalization fee, S.
Ali COMMUNICATIONS be addressed the Dean of the
Faculty, AT New Orleans. THEODORE H. McCALEB.
jel9 tnl0 Dean Of the Faculty.
JOHN COTTLE, PROPRIETOR of THE LOUIS
BREAD. 1t be had the above establishment.
Patent issued in United States March 1856 patent
in Great Britain November l6 1885, France, December A
The advantages claimed for the following which
fully sn6stantated BY years trial of the bread
somer in appearance is of much whittier calor than any
bread heretofore ade it is in It's the ves
be by the old method No drug whatever contained
in it, can it be introduced without injury keeps muck
onaole when week old 1t handsomely the finest
pound and without The being eneyRS
The finest French roll II farther and il readily in
The Patent Bread placed competition the Fair u
the Metropolitan Institute held Washington H. c. 1856 and
after having undergone the rigid chemical and other
before committee of scientific eeIsn connected with
Smithsonian lustie received the high pEea silver
daover all other competitors Of VIII there many.