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Five Dollars Reward ] .

sCTRAYED from the subscriber near Bares-
~ vile, two year old steers. Said steers
are red with white streaks on their backs, and
some white on their belly, one . little more
white than the other-white foreheads, so ne
white on the legs; the horns of one are a pret-
ty turn, and the other more straight. They
are pretty well matched in color and size,
though one is little heavier than the other.
Any person returning said steers or securing
them 50 that the subscriber can gHt them, viii
receive the above reward. s.ss gas +
I .srs,s9 s.54,-z DAVID FISHER.
Bayesville, Sept. 2,lss.-4..pd. -
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~ Charles Bruner,' the coyerlet
weaver, had at the Fair several specimens
of his handiwoFk. Of very superior quali-
tyls He cettainly deserves to sbe patso-
mixed. See his advertisement e - -. 's,,ls .s
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FOR SALE BY
J. Ag& g. 81. Davenport WseAs>
Geld; Kotzebus : oblinger. Malaga;
Armstrong + Mooney, Bsailssills; Ths4>
C. Penn, Antioch. Azsgi .ss.s
Decs 81, 1sS6s--ly. ssss.a lsss,s n
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7 H Is z IRI7T OF DEAN 0CR'A CY .
1000 BUSHELS OF COAL
WANTED.

Bids will be received at the Auditors
ofhce until the 9Th of October, for fur.
nishing one thousand bushels of coal to
the several county Offices, courthouse
and Jail. .
For further particulars inquire at the
A uditor's Office.
JOHN s. HOLIDAY,
Sept %. 1851. Aud. NJ. G. 0.
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Clarington odge. No. 263,
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

stilnan T.. 7; Powell BYn, n,as,,s si51ss 10 ., &.
Edward Smiths Adm'rs. directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Monroe county.
Ohio, in the above case. will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door of the courthouse
in said county, on iosa4g.sao ~ z1sg 81
Saturday, The 24tA day Of October, 4 s51,
between the hours Of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and
four o'clock p. M., on said day, the following
described tract of land situate in said county,
to wit: 81 sf1rs He8e sgl.sl1e sra ~ yt5is,
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section ,eni in township two, and
range feur, containing forty acres, more o.
less. sl .s14a s,at, WIN. 0KEY,
Sept. .. 81 10 Mas. Com. N. c. 0. !.
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8ofa yntelligentt,.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS!
TIN BALL IN MOTION! Z

There viii be meetings Of the Democra-
cysof Monroe county, At the following
times aud pisces:
BROWNSVILLE, Thursday. Oct. lst.
RiDGEvILLE, Friday, October aad.
BARNES RUN, Saturday, Oct. 3rd.
ANTIOCH, z 80 .
NORRIS SCHOOL HOUSE, Tuesday
le()ct. 9Th. sssss4 sifssilsNga s
EEWISviLLE, Wednesday. Oct. 7th.
STAFFORD, Thursday. Oct, sih- 5.'i %
EANSIG'S. Saturday, Oct. 10th .>eae
JAMESTOWN. J" 81 slf .'sss -" .d Aa sisW
rfsHfNG CREEK KNOB. Friday,
seyepipe Oct. slh, ,ssa4s il 4s gtoal
-sAll the above meetings will be in the
evening, except that At Barnes Run in
Jackson township, aud that at Kansig's
ia switzerland township, which will be
held in the afternoon. gfsvs dgas .stie
Several speakers will attend each Of
the meetings, and il is hoped that the
people viii turn out ,,, ..sisa.a; l. q. ~ s.
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sS9ILLs LAaGEn ri lR. Smith has the
largest 'totdaao yet 7 weighs w one pound
and six ounces. ssaiss se7 .sgs :,
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WoodSfield Retail Market.

MARRIED--On the 9th. inst. by Thos.
s. Fowler, Esq. Mr.. ISAAC THoxAs and Miss
LINDA BENNETr, all Of Malaga township. e.y
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TO TEACHERS.
THE Board of Examiners Of Monroe County,
L Ohio, will. for the purpose of examining
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found qualifed hold meetings in the Woods
field Union School, on each of the following
days, viz: &Nis A'
.Sasesday 3rdof Oct. at 9 o'clock a. NJ.
The examination will commence each day
precisely at O'clock, A. NJ, and Teachers not
present at that hour. will not be examined.
By order of the Board. 49,
aa e. JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
Woodsneld, Sept. %, 1857.
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TIE LARGEsr YET. Wa Davis, OF
this / lace. has shown us q tomato which
weighs. pound and 4 ounces. so
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10 the 1ax-Payers of Monroe County -
of Frederick Kahe Collector said county
following showing the hundred dollars taxable
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50 We srs suthcYized, 10 arapsno@ q
naIie OF - $50 -. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-22

A SPLENDID IMPROVED TRACT OF LAND IN THE
of Vaudeville Parish Of St. Tammany, the wharf
and fronting on the lake.
BY N. vIGNIE, Aactoneer.
SATURDAY, Dec. 26, 1857, at IL O'Clock M,
y in The Rotunda of the St. louis Hotel
A SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND in the town Of Mande;
the square bounded by Lake. Latie, Claiborne and
Carroll streets measuring III feet inches front Lake street,
by SOC feet ches in DEPTH and fronting the line
Claiborne street, together with three wooden houses having
each two also garden, fruit trees, we'll wharf bath
aq pc ssec sho would SUIT
TermEone fourth cash. and the balance credit OFFS II
months secured mortgage said property
and bearing per cent interest from date.
The buildings be insured and the policies transferred to
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$4,000 HAVANA CIGARS.

$4,000 HAVANA CIGARS.
BY D. E. MORPHY, Auctoneer.
MONDAY, the 2Sth Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
I'VE NJ the Importers p Guma, of Canal and
New Levee street close sundry invoices will be sold
$4,000 Genuine Importation Havana Cigars.
Also
bbls Paper CIGARS all fully by the importer,
Terms nudc conditions, see catalogue, d22
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1 PULGIAN's TWO GRAND TOnTBOLAs
5000 PRIZES EACH.

4
5000 PRIZES EACH.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIzE-oae for Chris.mas--
Ono for New Year-Tickets, One Dollar each.
These Tobcss consist each of 5000 Articles whose aggre
gate value at the retail price, g. each Toboa
As Of the patrons Of these Tobolas them
selves by examination Of the Prizes and ready nspec
ton the object of these Tomboas money
insure rapid sales
D9-The articles Fresh Goods, imported this fall
The public earnestly requested to call and examine and
they will acknowledge these Tobolss worthy Of their
patronage, and that
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS ARE THERE.
SOL The Tombolas will come of
DECEMBER "a AND 81,
And the patrons invited to attend the Drawing Each
ce will be numbered, and two children will
box the numbers of which will designate Prze-and
until the whole 5000 numbers drawn.
!. PULGIAN, Turkish Bazaar,
81 st. Charles ST., opposite St. Charles Hotel
N. B.-N0 CANDY in these Tombolas n25 tJal
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LOUIS CHARLES vs.. HIS CREDITORS.
lures etc,
BY BLACHE LEAUNONT, Auct'rs
THURSDAY, 31st inst, at I2 o'clock NJ, In
District Court of New Orleans State Of Louisiana
will be hold the premises Poydras street.
of Baronne to that of Penn street
The unexpred e OF the Lease of the three Brick Stores
of January ds5s) ending the thirty day
October eighteen hundred and sixty s surrendered by said
Louis Charles TO his creditors, to-wit:
No. i. One Store and Dwelling above forming he
of Poydras and Baronne Streets being actually Stores
forming triangle and fronting poth sreets-the front on Ba
No. One Store and Dwelling adjoining No l. and front
ing on Poydras street.
No. g. One Store and Dwelling adjoining No q fronting on
Poydrns street and forming the of that
Terms and Conditions Of Salehe rent of each payable
ut month The purchasers of the of the
spective and dwellings furnish promssoy
notes. with good endorsers payment of the of adud
cation, able the first day of every month (xed
the last note to be made payable the first day Of
November, eighteen hundred and sixty.
Possession Of the premises be BY the purchasers
Immediately after adjuicao who shall bind hemss YES 10
deliver the premises at the expiration Of the lease in like good
condition Us that In which they will receive theni
:. Aho..
The FIXTURES OF the three stores Nos g. respect
iyey consisting of fine finished shelving glass cases. counters
show windows, benches etc.
Terms-Cash delivery,
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of the dwelling, as per
inventory be exhibited the day of sale and abandoned
the insovent to his creditors.
Terns-Cash on delivery
The premises will be for inspection Wednesday, the
dspo lpatQ o,nl orkA
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SUCCESSION DE JOSEPH ouERroN

PAR N. vIGNIE. Encantenr.
I'M VERTU dun Ortlre de l'HOnorable
~ Deuxieme Cour de District de la No9veerleans date
eJEUDI 2l janver 1885, midi, pArcale de Banks,
DIES Magasns, pour le compile de 10 de succession
fanbourg lvadais dams Quntrieme District de ceite y
dams lei borne par les rre' Fulton Chippewa Hueme ct
Neuveme mesurant anal ise environ cinguante
pe!s tros ct deux hut ene pouces de face Fulton
cent vingt peds de profondeur.
Ensemble la maison conenant cambre cabinets cuisine
double, Ct outes les authorizations qui sly trouvent
%CONDIT1ONS-C. mptant.
Acle de ven.e par devant S. Mayner Notare Public.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

orleans. Of ,
show within ten from the present
hs
distributed in accordance Herewith.
~ ''''' p. s. WILT, Clerk.
SH.s Pc DE sAx no.
vis est pas DOME aaI i' Cream
psssass dse tasssssien
aa az ss fn entire SEES mains pa
de- ISL - wa. P. Wilt, etsaier.
sEcos1 ps5s,c. OF THOMAS
WHsKEAs wll,am 3. Mssk has Petition
of the late Thomas Matthews. deceased intesate-
ten @ Why y wh 81 ss
'h Gu dr not be sf g sns es1rt 4.
P.s. WILT Clerk.
DEutrxE couH D,s1arcr No DE THOMAS Z IN
A TTENDU que " M a. s. Meek presente
se Thomas Matthew'S DECIDE
J';
dis ~ P. w1LTz Grefaer
MoNITIoN.
p NJ FISK IS LEVY
NSTiGE j. hereby given, that by virtue
titled have sessd and taken into my pos
THE CONTENTS OF A CERTAIN STORE situate at
No. "a ST. Charles street. consisting Of ready made clothing
Of aleesa p@
s an m the s
answer the petition hled in this case. :, n ,,.,r,
Sheriff of f. F. + Fa1 RAs = o9is.p,.
New Orleans, December Z, 1851
MoNITIoN
GoTs Pc coHN BR1Ef
paf IL
Eist siRs aSii $sEas A.. .., -,
" Dc Is 1s
Nouvelle Orleans. decembre, 1851 ds u u %
. astss$ g,ysn : E
3;s is sftS
taxing m eonsde@ton The Affairs Of pstoner and
in 5 1 .p .ss a s
| appointed to represent the absent creditors.
JNo. p. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, November q, 1851
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
sSlEsE SouR Pc PsTser ,E 81 GARTER VS.
d CO.-No.5 62T.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
n de II. Carter de j. II. Carter & Co.,
qu' de bens ete accepted pour
e bentHce de creancers qus ont reunir
de Richard Bi notaire public MERCREDI lie eme
de decembro 1887 midi efet de delibarer de prene
consideration les aires du peionnae QUEEN attendant
judciaires
snspendue N Pierce avocat pour repre-
les creancers abseuts
Par orlre de la cour:
JNo. P. SMITH Dapute Grefier
Bureau du grefer ce q novembre. 1851 MO 3tin30d
DolSThBLE STE AM ENSaANES-FRoMI INT
IS horse power, of the celebrated Of Hoard 81
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOSEPH QuERION.
RY W. VIGNIB Auctioneer.
by VIRTUE of an order from the Honor
u able the Second District Court of New Orleans
December 1851 No. 1917, will BIS sold at public auction
THURSDAY 2ls January 1865, at IL O'clock NJ, Banks
Arcade Magazine street. account said succession
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated in suburb
ed by Fulton Chippewa Eighth and Ninth Streets measuring
English measure about fyseven feet hree and two-cighih
inches front Fulton street. by hundred and twenty
deep.
Together with the house. containing rooms closets double
kitchen, and all the improvements thereon.
Ey1TERMS-Cash
Act of sale before s. Mayner, Esq., Notary Public.
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poSTABLM sTMAM ENaINEs..ERoM DIT

DoRThBAE STEFAN ENGANES-FRoMI INT
q horse p9wes Of the celebrated patent Of Hoard 81
tats Hoard Bradord differing essentially in their
and durable qualities from engines of other patent
facure in excessive in twenty States OF the
Union Pamphlets, with full description, and letters from Isl
different persons who are using them will be sent BY mail OF s
pcstion 10 the subscriber who is sole in New 0rleas
Hoard Son being propreors of the patent they only
furnish manufacture the engines which they ha~ver
all pretended limitations frauds thei,
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them.
MO " SAMUEL Ii. GILMAN. 10 Gfaver street
MENTAL EuTICE-DR. GEO. w. SAITH, DEN.
~ TAI SUkGE tlN nsy be consulted daily, from A. NJ.
III p NJ Oce aud residence Of Caronelet and La
ayeite streets, date Hevis streef.l ms ty
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND-For sale by
T. BARELLI & CO,
dis 81 Common street.
Ilt; rE3UO bbs Evans ~ Sws Family hess, by
ID JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
n23 IS Tehoupoulas street.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

sHERIFFs SALES. T.
p1ssz cooar sigy q ssE aHEESss n
4. f. q ss sr sss e
pnSIls ,hs Cy Hsts GsR"Su stree; &.
.as.r II ISIS oeaeS r. he following described
4 ccssrArx LOT OF GROUND. situate IN he First
s. city No Fl bounded 4, y
Drysdss sires y hundrsd and
Tossssef viii ii lie suAass and Improvements thereon
T THKss Z c. so q e. ssi snot.
: : sA..,a ). Z. s.F F...s Z o1I:...
DEuxfExn CouR DE DIsTRIcr1 WILLIE DE HAWTHORNE
de Nouysls Orleans A Ass '. \ !, g "A ALHIEDIs
Es yEnTy dun wit ds nsr, asf FI.,. net
sSxEpI 5.n.sI jig %Si q i: cas
vs1s; r,
Dc cate vl. dams fis. No ~ ssn. psrI.s rass
ss e. E ,od E ~ ss. ss
sep pisds de p.ofooSsur
dessus 7 = ~
Il .sn. ..!si dan, r.n.rs etde..u,.
CoHDIFIVNS-Compta al moment de Adjudication
d2aj.l s1s1 Sheriff de i. P.rotsse d'0sisans
a.sssi gss f SsH p MY assfs
sss y &: Fl ,s f as e
New oIleaa. the above entitled Gauss proceed to
q public auction At he City Hotel C9mon ssest between
Jana.y ISIS i O'Clock following dsseissd prop
cEa ;; AT LOT o. GROUND .,s.. Third
n.e e FRI,
four feet trout Espsnsds
Together the buIdi.ss Improvements thereon
s sERss / " sS o. t. ssi a.,
Sheriff Of E E. + E. siAs Z 5a':a..
~ 2.8
DEu.ItsS Cow p p,sraIcr VILE DE "A HIsEoE5E
| vpur,, NJ Z SO 5000.
~ ~ rs r.. nts., - y,
dams pAnsiIe "a
= - oe janviei LOO m9 a9.ei e ~ Cue rue ee
puHSliq1Ss s e 1dIq qa de1 -.
ysn -, stas usns = Ifoeme
~ cese Y p aans 70 ~ par - rass
g.sd. 81 d ois
= les 0s's' ct a'
CoNDITIONs-Comptant ! nomen. de Rehabilitation.
das,.1sls2s sheriff a. l. r.rai.ss a s'6 sa
! sscorp D,srrrcr CouRr CITY OF NEW ORI.EANs =,
'soos Ds "ooAI VI Cofr Mn1 pnnMar W.
| W.. n,..r, oooA " W nhoosH.
nYVI faf11i ~ -r,t - 4 ~ 81 - ~:
hs, nS ABOVE -, snea Gasss VII proceed to SCI
M 's's. ~ ne following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate n shsFira
fsst front BY one h1ndr dsps
sss nv a sas ana 0'fs''
TERAs-cash on the spot. n
lag
Drurvwu CouR m n,svp,c ,vYry n M / Npuv err n
Nouv4i,sorsans. HoREA GS X so y "a
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AUCTION SALES.
BY W. G. JEwETT, Auctioneer.

|
No. 10 Camp street.
res GENERAL Merchandise. Other days Special Sales
q Camp the s.a nst at 10
% ss ss.s
VIEW FINE ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND LAKEWOOD
BY PLAcIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer.
- sS$ ." street. 6 1
4.ss
Furniture viii BE- ready inspection MONDAY
Ss~ThRMs-Cash on delivery.
N B-sae without reserve and positive: dly
BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
T,H1s EvMHiNG. A. early gas light. at No.
the various sranesss q .sfatais Sciences ATT
;oss5I1 @
Publications Of the fine, useful and industrial arts
nson and private sale during the day ys''
Sales without and will be continued every
POSITIVE SALE OF THIRTEEN SADDLE AND HAIR
Horses at auc ion. without reserve
BY MONTGOMERY SMITH.
r. H. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
WEDNESDAY,, 23d inst, at II lea o'clock,
!. .hs unSn stree, stable between St. Charles and car0n
Harness HOB RS thoroughly broke
to s s'ss!ff q sase's ss.ns''. ass
+ Cloaks, Seasonable Dry Goods, etc.
BY BLACHE d BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
auction. at their auction rooms II Charities street,
large of Black and and Cloth Man
An assortment of seasonable DRY GOODS
Extensive SALE OF ENGLISH STEEL ENGRAvlNGs.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr. Auctoneer,
Office. IS Common street.
"a 81. !. ): 81
Of sn s VIII {. aS s ssass
stone, Xsssi.m Xn.deil. Harvey, ETC Az
GREAT SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE AND ,ALABAs.
BY sis G. b Psndosa for the Crescent City.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auc;ioneer.
ssBs. .ss ss.n P ss
ass @
a BY canosa Group Of Diana ditto; Charity Of Barson
and Aroo and other beautiful figures too
Aso-A large collection e Marble Vases Et,,scan Hsbs
and Bardeo or various styles and sizes and es
gantly alto and baso relieve. HerCulanRum
Pompe rich elegant Taa and Card Receivers Bel
gian Lions Peaasnls Corner Pieces Fruit Bowls Flowe
Vases beautiful Florenne Open Baske Agate Candle
sticks Watch Cases, Fountain and Birds and variety o.
goods selected from the celebrated
studios OF Italy by Sgnor PaDdon Just returned from
age where he has visited the bes
accredited studios securing the beautiful object
Of and happy exhibit them before the citizens Of New
Orleans.
is well worthy the attention Of
Fine it contains everything requisite 70
completing the refined of drawing and
| lors
Purchasers residing distance have Their goods
fully pack led for shipment
The goods will b. ready for exhibition Wednesday, durin
the day and evening, d2I
| A SPLENDID IMPROVED TRACT OF LAND IN TIL
Of Vaudeville Parish Of St. Tammany, the whar
| and fronting on the lake.
| BY N. VIGEIE Aactioneer.
SATURDAY, DEC. 26, 1857, at IL o'clock M,
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of New Orleans. No. 1904.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditor. Of
IN this and all other herein interested
show within days from the present notification any
they have why the by the If
estate should be homooated approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith
By order of the court.
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de In Nouvelle. Orleans. : MATTHEWS-No 1881.
TTENDU que William r.. Meek presente
n petition Feet dobtenr les lettres de
e succession vacanfe de feu Thomas Matthew's decide
.'
Avis est par present donna celia peu
cerner dedure dix jonrs les rnons les
aueles il serait pas fa droit d la dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour
dl2 II q r. S. Witt, Grefher
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.asSa@.1>sissAzsoM NJ. ,GSGHWINDT, PAINTER OF
A PORTRAITS IN OIL, would
tfy amateurs of painting, and the
public in general that he has returned
from mis- trip the East and that he will continue hereto
fore paint Portraits from Life we'll from Ambotypes
and Daguerreoypes.
In compliance with the oen.repeaed request Of
many persons NJ. Gschwindt will open SCHOOL OF PAINT
ING Pupils DESTROYS of entering said School, arrange
with the opetor, addressing him 1872 Canal street, first
floor. between Royal and Bourbon streets.
RS~rerms moderate MA I'm
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>
PROSPECTUS OF A NEW INDEPENDENT SOUTH
ERN JOuREAL.-On the I'd day of January, 1858, the
VIII commence publishing New Weekly Paper
inc town oil fass Christian, Miss, to he called
, THE SOUTHERN MONITOR.
II VIII De thoroughly Independent Southern Journal and
VIII recognize no allegiance to parties politicians party plat
forms 1t Will maintain earnestly and with ability
the Editors may possess rights the honor interests
the perfect equality of the South Union so long
cherished objects be maintained there when the Union
fails to Afford the protection which Justly entitled
will take bold and manly ground for preservation out
Of it. f ~ ~
IT is design to give paper wide cuation among all
classes of the Interior and thus make of commun
cation between the merchant of the metropolis and his
At the time shall exert ourselves il faith
full chronicle Of passing events and vehicle much useful
and curious information.
Its columns shall contain the latest ard fulfs intelligence
from quarter of the globe lis Commercial intelligence
found anywhere Neither labor nor will be
make ii every worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Our design will be to encourage spirit hope mnnness
and activity the people, to point out the Of profit
and economy and 10 discuss the leading ideas Of the day.
cord all signs progress and advocate the rights of all
1t intention to let the Monitor speak for ITSELF and by
the verdict which the people render willing
stand to fall.
The subscription price is only Two Dollars Year. payable
receipt of the first three numbers.
Orders for the paper should he addressed 10
CHAUDRON & DRURY,
Editors and Proprietors, Pass Christian Miss.
Pass Christian, Dec. II, 1851. DBL 81
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QuArRIExE CouR DE DlsrRIcrlR. MCCULLOUGH. Admir-,
de "a Eonys.st,r!eans {ys. +. R. COOKING. Tag:
I'm VENTU dun writ de fierl faclas n mol
sdresss phonorable Quatreme Cour de District de Ia
Nouxee Orleans dams lare cdessus je proeedersi le
MARDI 20 de decembre 1851 ION heures NJ les leux
Ia vente publiqne ct adjudication de-
TOUS LES MEL LES ct eets, contenus dams Ia mason ST.
tuee ange des de Ia Douane Treme dams e Denx
eme District de ce yle suvant nvensae deposa
bureau pour recours
Saisis dams lafaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation
II. T. PARKER,
do IL IA I6 q Sherif de La Parniosse d,Crleans,
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

' New Orleans, Dec. q, 1857.
NO This Bank Will be closed on the , e ~ Jsr
Ing holidays Christmas the First and Bghth u o"n
uary next .-,a.s s,r an III.
Of dates should be provided tor On e
DAYS respectively preceding when offerings ior
discount on The succeeding Saturdays should be made
d22 A. II. kshNlON, SesIeI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-22

EA.TESsN HAY-2O bales now lnniing ex snip Kitty
T. Floyd aud for sale by
A. i. COCHRAN HALL,
d3 Is New Levee and II Fulton street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-22

q FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
I S$EMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
~ step daughter of Mime Arraine Brooks her
re-openDg Academy Of Dancing the
III first TUESDAY in November, at EAGLE HALL, Cd
V Prytania street, near the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore,
ALWAYS subject TO the advice and examination of Madame
Brooks.
All the latest Partisan Baro and Fancy Dances will be
taught, including the much admired Lancers.
The terms of the Academy will remain as before.
nA Chidrens Soiree will be given occasionally through
the season. ol0 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-22

<SN MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHARITIES IIE1
EGsYSTREET respectfully Informs the Ladies that hD
she has received from Paris rich assortment ofJlyti
Girls and Chdrens Bonnes and Capotes of every style
Burnons, Coaks,
Manllas White and Chsnilly I.aces,
Embroderies Furnishing Goods,
Jouvin Gloves Artificial Flowers
Ball Head Dresses,
Wells and Yoilettes,
Wedding Wells and WreRths, Ribbons,
Imitation Jewelry,
Children's Caps, etc.
ni>Dresses ETC. attended BY skillfu seansess from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-22

LARGE SALE OF SILK AND CLOTH MANTILLAs AND
Cloaks, Seasonable Dry Goods, etc.
/ BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT Auctioneers.
WEDNESDAY,, 23d Inst, MT 10 O'Clock A.
w M suction at their auction rooms " Charities street,
will be sold
tillas and Coaks. .N.
Also
An assortment of seasonabe DRY GOODS.
k9rTERMS-Cash. DE-