davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
ASSEMBLY.

HedReSdoy's Proceedings Concluded.
Afer protracted and somewhat personal debate,
the ii, use last night voted down al proposition to
amend the Supply bill by large majority. At nearly
~ O'Clock the bill reported to the House by the
Committee Of the Whole, and ordered to third read
ing. Adjourned.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1857.
The joint resolution cOmplimenting Capt. Hartstene
ard tppropriating $500 for gold medal to be pre-
scented 10 him. was called up and adopted
Under general ORDERS the bill ceding jurisdiction to
the United States over property in New. York, to be
sold for Post Office site, was DEBATED.
The amendment under discussion reserves to the
State Of New. York the right to all criminal and
civil processes within the territory ceded and extends
over it the police regulations Of the city.
Without taking vote, progress was reported on
the bill.
The bill extending the time for the collection Of
taxes in all the cities and towns of the State, excluding
New. York and Albany, was then taken up.
The General Tax Extension bill was ordered to a
third reading, after being amended 80 as to exclude
Brooklyn, Troy, Rochester and Buffalo.
An attempt was made to pass bill cedng jurlsdic-
tion over the Brick Church property to the United
States, TO third reading but il was defeated.
No other business of nteTest was done. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Ssvery in States where slreasy exis.s scd sherec
rye. ~ superior in her devotion 10 the tue interest,",
OF the .he' e country.
hss becon>e convenient cant With certain class Of
pIficjrns % thres,>u dissolution Of TIE Union Such
language might hsve I'D some meaning in mes long
gur g hy but what Gebse union Of States
has grown "a be powerful con federation, and this
Government will never be oyerthrosr by politicians
While the people true 10 themselves and put their
true, in the great God Of nations.
AZ the c-nclusion Of the reading the Assembly wss
dismissed with the beneiicion, and the PROCESSION re-
formed ard escorted the Governor to his quarter'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

RAuAL OCCURRENCE At PARIs.-We ind IN or
fo-ais5 papers an account Of melancholy affair which
to0k place at CEehy Debtor Prison IN Pans, On the
90 ultimo. Mr.. Charles Mercy Of Boston, proprietor
az the Goodyear Inda-rubber patent for England and
er snce killed at Il a. NJ by sentry whhe stand
10 2 with bis hands in bis pockets at windowof the
'nson. He was to have been discharged OF hat day,
be Court having declared after a long snd tedious
process that his arrest Illegal. The sentinel states
that having vsnly commanded Mr.. MoEey TO leave
the window, be fired and killed him. TAese had been
the orders in other prisons and he supposed that the
inmates Of CHchy were to be trestad with the So
verify Of criminals. letter in .Rs London TizA<'
from ian En8ish prisoner for deb. in France, dated
the 30th, gives The following further particulars;
This morning, at 9 O'Clock, Mr.. Charles horey,
! American gentleman, pst2ntee OF the yueaniLe1
India rubber, deliberately shot dead BY .older
Of the ssh regiment gus.d when standing WIN ms
hands in bis pockets at one Of the windows OF me
prison, which is public IL all the inmates he nea
committed infreeton Of the regulailons, ana una
murderer e0Hagne in no way authorized TO 1re on an
one IN any case ind' ed expressly for6lds The sentry
mu-ke being losdsd In the day time The unfortunate
victim was q RED man. and during his residence u
the prison one of ts most respected and honorsd
| inmates"
Mr.. Moyey was 3? years cd, ard leaves a wife az
! fauily,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

MORO yorISo IL TIE souTB-In TIE ono sss.s
Journal Of Saturday sveniDg, y the leading m :,
Concerning petition presented for the sme
article 5 section Of the Constitution Of ono sh-s's
the word white tbersfrom, We ind the ioii%.ns
"In Tennessee and North Carolina, nee 80,
ued 70 vote. TIE Hon JDhn Bel, NC pc - GncSn.
pst that the krst tins be r for Congress . avs pa'
trio. ne received up7sId Of three hundred ngo vC KS
He was then Jackson nAn ana 'he ~ Ne. nr.
voted for him doubtless Voisd ior 'he pe' ~ 'o'
kens likewise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

We are assured by The WiLimaa1'e Jou's@ tha'
we were mistaken in the statement that the building
Of The manufacturing establishment recently com.
meased at Lisbon by the late William sPrague. hsa
been abandoned in consequence of the death OF ihss
gentleman. The JonyHdl says that Byron Sprague,
esQ., son, assisted by VIM. SPrsgse, esq, nephe~
Of the deceased, are making arrangements 10 canJ
forward the project and prosecute q to compston'
accordance with the expressed wsao the Governor
on his death bed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
THE U. S. COURT OF NEw-JERSEY;

TKkNTON, IUUIbUdy, JdII' - TO,
The United States Court is in session here. Inc
shp New. York The captain of the ship and various
witnesses were present.
Notice has been given in the House of Assembly by
Mr. Robins of Middesex to repesl the Charter OF the
Commercial Bank of Perth-Amboy.
The Committee on life-ssving apparatus has been
authorized TO send for persons and papers respecting
the number of wrecks and loss of life and property on
the Jereey Coast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
1-,y1rFD STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, IHUIeudyj J"u' t0V''
Gaze No. "a. William A. Shaffer, plaintif,, versus
James A. Scudday, Error to the Supreme Court OF
sing the writ of error, for want of jurisdiction.
No. 50. Argument concluded. -.
No. 20. Thomas Richardson, plaintiff, Is. City Of
Boston. Argument commenced, by Mr. Bartlett Tor
Plaintiff and Mr.. Chandler for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

cars with paintings repro entlDg persons With broksO
lin b. ard wooden kg, A'en ccfios; tonest nee re-
Gently erected, as is shown b weo"s u weeds weep,
tts capeer Of r4yelinr bv ,ss;, line. They already
pass cergl over the rosd and 1t sur missed that
under. akers will soOn be allowed to II. "el tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

A Gsy,r A1rEsPT At DrslRTIos,-on tso.sa
ieht party Of at ea,t twelve 10 rSe. Q. zoe ere
Regiment b CARLSON attempted tc oe'er,. .sIsupte1
rs ,cp them ard psriiay ,uccseded -Four o. n s ~
,eiSIs we espiurod AID brOgA b. 4 eet ~. cea
out vio.erce One Of The f' rts 'ses's ,. od oas
eU,. u loaded pistol ~ hs reft -. and Gu, alb 4.
u ,be ~ SI S,a sLa neel. Dsuy ibsh Wing jan -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
STATE RADICAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
AIBANY Thursday Jan. %, 1857.

The Radical Democratic Republican Committee is in
session bgain this morning.
The Committee had stormy session to-day-much
Opposition being made 10 the expression of any opinion
in relation TO the Senatorial questions but the matter
was pressed to vote when the friends OF Preston
King declined voting, and seven members of the Com
mttee then voted in favor of recommending the name
of Ward Hunt as successor to Hamilton Fish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

A Methodist preacher vas arrested a. Sandovalr
Illinois on the 10th u charged with tearing up the
track Of the o. and NJ. Railroad He was bound over
In $1,000 TO answer. One Of his COWS was killed 90
he road, and he adopted this nccrc - %; sstsf'c-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
DAMAGE To WESTERN MAIL-BAGs:

ALBANY, Thursday, JAN =, IoJL'
The bags containing the Toledo mails and Buffalo
and Cincinnati Railroad mail, due here to-day, were
received badly damaged by fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION IN WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Thursday, Jan. ~, 1856.

The caucus of the Democratic members OF our Leg
islature last evening nominated Judge Dunn as ther
candidate for United States Senator. -,
fnarninr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF WAR.

CHARLEsT0N, Jan. 10 1871.
The steamer Carolina has arrived here with Jack
sonvie dates TO the 18th inst.
Gen. Harvey had Withdrawn his flags of truce, and
declared war against the Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GLOUCESTER, N. J.
PM Inr1pHIA ThnrsdAY. Jan. ~, 1881.

FIRE in Gloucester, n. j, This forenoon deetroyed
twenty -four bouses belonging to the Gloucester Black
ing and Print Works. Nearly thirty families are rem
dered homeless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

We very cordially commend the above object and
hope the appeal viii be literally and promptly re-
spoDded to.
r n wooTsPy ALBRRr DAY Ell CLEVELAND,
WALTER CLARK, LEOkD BACON, WIN ~ kGsSnLL'
g. w. 8. BUTTON, l.. ChNDEE X 3 bALnWiN.
g. d. PHELPS, JOEL HAYES Jas. bhL"slEn'
JNO. 7. NORTON, EDW STRONG,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18
sI.AyEs-sLA Observation-Disclosures OF THE
late H. Dorgeyie Loriot.
BY n. VIGNIE, Auctionesr.

SATURDAY, June 6, 1857, at 12 o'clock NJ.
. in he Louis Hotel, by virtue OF
order Honorable the second District Court of New Or
leans 18th April 1851 for account of said succession and
witt the of interested parties, will be sold
JOSEPH II negro man, aged about 50 years.
TICTDRINE, "a mulAto aged abon "A Sickly
together her child ERNEST nulatto boy aged about
years.
ksyrERMS-Cash.
Acts Of sale E. Bienveuu, ESD, Notary Public
said succession only oneeEh OF slave Victorine and
child. myT Is 70 jet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

Market-the whole IN the Fourth District
BY n. VIGNIE Auctoneer.
@ aTJTRDAY June 10, 1857 at IL O'Clock NJ,
y order from the Honorable the Second Dis
trict New Orleans dated May 1851 at Banks Ar
cae Magazine will be sold the following described
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the Improvements here
ing,on and Chippew4 DESIGNATED lots Nos Is and l6
being the of Chppe va aud Fourth str
measures Is feet front on thnpe~a street bv depth 0e
40 lines the other line Lot No lG measures 25 feet
Chippewa street. by deth OF 100 feet inches and
lines side and ITO fee inches and $40 lines
TWO LOIS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by the
Public Road Levee sixth and Washington Avenue
designated lots Nos and 2. Lot No IS feet
ronh iii Public Road and evee by depth Of
the Public Road aud I.evee street by depth
together with all increase rights privileges of battue
III ns~TERiS AND CONDITIONS above described four
ground will be sold togeter The purchaser will
sumo The OF note q @ BY Srg%se on
from the 2!st OF january 1885, till Paid-baance
; FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised With
in Laurel Jersey streets and WASHINGTON Avenue
lots Nos 10 49, liz u.s. measuring each % feet
lines. Said used garden and have green house
fruit and ssSas ',r Sn ee ND1rroNsrb rrcbossr Of m
described lots of ground will the
n noe by tgage said lois for Sl,!o5 due as
January 1875 with interest at per cent per ahnum from Bis
TWO Tors OF GRO Nd in the square comprised within
The rnbi Lsndn isyee sor W and phB s t des
aud lines FROM on Public Landing,
by depth of 80 feet and inches fronting Sorpr!
street inches m! lines the line dividing
lot No measures p feet II inches and line
the Pubic ndng g feet inches and lines fon
by depth Of 80 feet 5inches and tines
side inches and line the other side. Said lot
of the baure lot designated MS letter X according II
original plan of Lafayette. Together with two.stor,
Brick building, impro and Frame building TIL
Public Road. etc.
HS5.TERMS-Cash.
Acts Of sale before j, F. Cotfev ESQ., Notary Public nv1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18
GUS AND XARSIrss,HH;-,T = Eo NEW ORLEANS OIL

Os ANN RA XAhSFSTH9HEo SfH 2FhEAss OIL
E4EShRs: 5 S5t; E EHfiHT yAFS's"
Agreay reduced prices, and equal in quality any of those
oes received the Mandatory New Basin or at the
For evidence Of the good quality Oils the Company
cy ubricatng machinery and painting and whose ceFt
r. W, Asn @SGS Of Bs1lsyile Iron Works.
B. ijh 5. SkE v' If" c SSper
Nos " " 3h E"P III 3 I'd $ y;sH i',ss's
corner of Customhouse and New Ievee streets
1 GHdkd fE'S wfoKs E"E' SIR California
Engineer Second EfEfi Swamp Fox
JACOB g Is M VI ,s"'''''' ''''' '",s
LANES r5 Egstnsef steamer Laurel HILL
5.w u Ens'sssy S'' E1 RH.ei"s Machine
y 4 4. A AiSfIptE ESE Il f. Builder.
sRT III CRY WOODS iiGois' Palmer ali es''s''
1oux $ SS Il fns'0tnh0"'e street.
rropriso Of Newspapers in New Orleans Who
| have used the Oil ny4 6m&W
"A sE-Bnilt at Leeds Foundry, OF the following dmen
sS S!'F1 5 feet inches
:. Furnaces, feet inches each.
Fins EI"s / f ;SS'i 8 inches in each Furnace.
Return Flues, l foot inches. -
APE APg orn!; fE"S ES and streets.
| r,ExAS EXFR ESS-FROM ANV AFTER HE 10th
VIII be prepared forward forward r or bE" sn to
r y o EHprs may rely upon safe and expeditions
livery Of their properly Il" places To Il 4e n Ro
| my4 If No 81 Camn street.
JAMES RIVER CEMENT NVORks-rHEsE
and c prsSar.f SST nppy al sic Cement
hest qiy fresh ground and pu, mp in good new hSrF ss in
Ad Ire style and ''""'''" sn STATES
Walter Gwynn ch Ensr Blue Riege RR SGn,h caF0n"
x Eo!: 3d. F ;s i ss 'Fs d E3ss' Ts
Il Il: 3 = N A''s;SS; :: :: 2 q. Central! ::
y H';" %a Mao f%lmerly pu Asst G Ens Co
Ss? i %Sf:S ;j Reo"'' Virginia.
Il l.: C4iun, sup, j. b. x X Co.,
JAS 'a f"'f''' AeEsrs
Mcsss Dsys1Eo'' r Nts5 ,E,1s Virginia
:. Anderson, Adams @. Iynsh9ars,
:. Green, Heath & Allen, san FraneiscD, Cal. nyl I'm
Mrs ~. S {1.dz M T5A sS GE 2E M
fTET her residence sss No. Il FERNS
Z PER T3Hf g at s7rs sy %
80 SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPoRluN Nj
MAIN Depot 80 Camp reetBranch Sc Charities 81
l. L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The of comprises full and eompie'
Of
, EUROPEAN MUSIC, = . NV, ,,e
| ERARD'S and PIEYEL'S PIANOS, ',
Directly imported from Pari
STEINWAY 4 SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS. :, II,
N B.-rlee celebrated Pianos considered, by All N
prominent artists Unied States. In the last W
MrssrS s. have received al
trial Exhibitions and Fairs OF the North not less than 81 fhf
MUM COLO MED AIS for The superiority OF their fanos
Also, large tmcnt Of
b. c. FISCHER'S PIANOS sizes moderate prices,
suit the convenience and mcars OF all classes
buyers.
MASONS and IIAMEtINS CELEBRATED MELoDE0N
lIarps Guitars Vioims Accordeors Banips Flutes Bra
all kinds, aud Musical Merchandise Of eve
~ descrptiHn
Mr.. Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoYE-AnY order for Music Pianos Instruments anythl
"a cnting be eat either if addressed
i mail will hi promptly attended to.
" rH-TERMS LIBERAL. ,r
ni,l v u, GABltl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18
AUCTION SALES.

-------------
AYTHUrTnN safes
---.-.,---.., -.--.-..lg-at G
-zs=tat4sas NJ VIGNIE'S SALESs .
,ypR Az STREET DOUBLE E-sToRY HOUSE, IN
good order .I.s- y.
BY N VIC, vIGsIE. Auetione sa .,.,o.,, NJ Ar
the ls aiav Ims ssrse ~ so accom-, and risks
anyey who has not eo%ps s wn e M
ndl'p s7 Q, III, M T. a so1s n'e "
CERTAIN LOT OF r. ats.ss and
feet inches front poydras street ~ los inches and
e oeep osenef w,h ; te having .oons each pr
The whole divided ION two
az q months for snproved endorsed notes. BY mort
age on M s az properly hnra Ego Notary Public
my 5 II IS = - !,
IN Of Vsse and
streets-Unrs:erved Sale
10th Inst, Mt lie o'clock M,
w At Banks, Arcade VII Dc s s9aI lin, n, ~, -
CERTAIN LOT or IKoU NJ, WIN a,i the mpr9ye
Hango Gonrsy Nayads and Apo9 r1 streets o sa i G
lines in depth The improvements consist Of
s %einr hst'asSs @
buildings sbes cisterns, etc. Rented to good tenant at
sTERMs-Tbs purchaser has to assume the paym ent of
equal $3.50 IS each drawn on the sh Of October
la5 at two and tnee yeaIo @ h,is ca and To otbp half
At Years credit for note ecured BY mortgage pro
i nj ss &c 1sp ps
the policy to be transferred The vendor:
Az o see ot,or- ~ n""., --H>2 :
ON es sbos R of House
ServantsEsaie without Reserve.
Nv N v1cSJE ,uctioneer
~ 49, So. - 70 ,,,.r, NJ
p he HSsi:Ho;s Win Ss odd D.. g.
Louis well known the fine and residence of F. Ro
The main dwelling contains five large and attic with
vsns and Kitchen we'll arranged
the 1tudngs built and comprise stables carriage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL j. PETERS.
Sale or Reo Estate a Partition. John Willard Co. Car
Sa one Miiard ct ais 6l secnd District Court of New
vIT' Iftpi 4th June, 1857, at 12 o'clock,
BY virtue q decree and Judgment Of the G Hon F.
\ on de I psr viii
auction BY virtue of said decree and judgment bearing
s Ssx %H Ap's s oos 4
this city seeond Municipality Of New Orleans in the square
o"s s II sits a
&c feet front St Charles street same front on Mary street,
and f 6fs Of Pss 50 !" the
svee snzes and Benjamin and
d IL d o 81
the Of Front Hd bs" na sse on fnfts
btieksd y@rd hyn 2 zach So,
ted as p S 49, sad al Il Sans
s Wn % s fee D PS F Gko Tss in the Dis
tic bounded Tchoupi,o4as Pearl Dslord and
o Si's" s'sss by S DEPTH and
and forms he corner Of d streets 10, No. "a m a IRE,
F5T%6 S If ~ "
pitonas Magazine Julia and No,re Dame streets said lots
inches more or les. Of sale 100 fee
ss Gp the e s shas No. Lot soa ,se
inches front Tehoupi!ouss street, BY depth on III,
ne oths SIDE iii line towards Note Dame str these ao
Gs d STORES ss n at s
in the rented to good tenant L3t No. 5mes5lT,s y lee
the ,wards lots No. and 2 and irregular depth on tn
line opening the line feet inches Not Nc
measures inches julia street by depth OF
the line towards Magazine street. and an regv
lar No opening the line OF ~ lee
lots dwellings Of stories, built Of bricE
having in each building, and to each lot is twt
brick kitchen, comprising rooms and cabinet fart
bcked and hydrant to each house Both are under rental
good All the property more fully set forth by plai
k by G. A. Hedin Surveyor
lie TERMS-One. fourth cash balance credit of l, and
years secured by special mortgage the poper
L, with interest of cent ninnm from date and Mt pa
per until finally paid. The improvements
purchaser and the policies transferred to
ID the first paid The notes be div
ded coupons suit the convenience of the vendors
particulars of the several properties and revenues
each apply the Office Of j. A. Beard * Co.. Auctlonees
. | Banks Arcade. JOHN NJ BELL,
" nlyl3 "A Is 81 ie3 Sheriff Of the Parish o Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18
AUCTION SALES.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE AZ
4 Auction, on account Of departure
Ry GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer. a.

- s5ii3s Auction, account Of departure.
BY GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer. 4
'- To- no '' Office, No. Commercial Place
MONDAY. the 18th inst, at 10 I-2 A.
M stres, between Second and Third sfees
large hSge senTg si IN p SSs o. Ms
5 Mo S aa"ie Kchen Furniture
One Rosewood Case Square Piano and from 200 yards
hn er grE1ssis ossb myls
FOURTH AND LAST AUCTION SALE Of THIS SEA
son, at Galvan's Gallery Of Paintings.
BY ToUREE 4 THOMAS
once 70 Exchange Alley.
M days o'clock II the evening, at s. ST. Charles street,
40 Capital oil Paintings and other Of Art eompris
yasos cae tic Fowsr Battle a9a NY
e aS o
viii be described in The cataogus o,on from utosP
| NJ, and from to 10 r NJ -------- my.1
GREAT SALE OF B ,fiSS,a AID STATIONERY AT
THIS EvEs II !, VIM VIII Sc sold at early
light at IS st. Charles ST Cooks in every department
ofterature he various q human k11wledge
%oks o ev n elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer BOOKS, etc.
steel sna EGd pens
esn G si sn be e in I'll
and wory the wish make ad
dions their libraries at favorable prices The public a"
no This sale viii positive and continued every evenin
, | until the stock is all sold. ny-tI
COTTON MEETINGS., DoMEsTlCs, DRY GooDs' elc.
! BY II. PEYCHAUD & CO.,
C. sANoRY, Auctioneer.
!. TUESDAY, the 10Th Inst. Mt 10 o'clock 81
NJ No. 2S Old Levee street, between iei
Vile and Customhouse streets, will be sod
1900 pieces ga yards Meetings..
40 packages Domestic Goods consisting of Ticks Denim
Spes Prints Fine Brown Corons Blea he'd Sheengs -
Manchester ia Lancaster Quilts, Heavy "A sheetngs ct
G | And
F. | .-p-TEP tSN-iiheraI at sale rnylS
n | SALE WITHOUT RESERVE, ON ACCOUNT OF LOU
i. dution-Stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
e BY II. PEYCHAUD CO.,
n. c. SAMoIY Auctoneer.
IN WEDNESDAY, the 2Oth inst, ut 10 o'cloci
NJ w nj The store O. Taanon a Co., Magazine
lie will be sold
OF g3 pcksges and Foreign and Domestic Dry Good
select AS Fancy Staple Goods
T. ny-TERMS-Over $500, six months credit.
Goods can be examined and caa obtained on Monda
1s,i, rs, ~ " myle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOLL FUR YUM
u I,AnIES-Founded in 1888 by Madame Iers and con-
1910 Madame Dssbrayaux Burgundy street. De-
tween Cusomhouse and Benvie Streets New orleans;
The Summer Session of this establishment at Ass
begins on June The buildings there are large enone
FIFTY boarders and indefinite OF
Day Scholars Attached to the premises are hne bath noss
ana every and department Of
and offers great facilities for the requirement OF the French
guage Singing Solfege taught by Mr. Prev the
leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans opea
Provost Pass during the summer and
tnue his lessons Singing and olfege in the establishment
will give private lessons in families. !,
denominations in place month during wnte
in the city every fortnight during the summer at the as
| so ,n sc btiy my26 lv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

DOKTABLE STEAM ENGINESIERoM II TO
power the celebrated patent of Hoard Son,
0ate Hoard Badfod differing essentially in their economic
and qualities engines Of other patent or manu-
five States OF the
Pamphlets with full description and letters from l7
ten will be by mali on ap
subscriber, who sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole proprietos OF The patent tey only
the engines TO which they have given
reputation pretended limitations frauds upon their
will learn by dine experience with thenl
MO ly SAMUEL H. GILMAN, 70 Griver street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

POSITIVE SALE FOR A IIQUIDATION OF A GOOD
Cook, Washer and Ironer, highly recommended
BY y. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, 23d Inst, at IL o'clock M,
= AT the st. Exchange, will be sold
CUISINE, alias JUSTINE grh wonan aged about s3
years good cook and oDe house and highly
good subject guaranteed against all the
vices and m ades prescribed by law.
p51rT Err Mti-Cash. mylS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS WlLL-VA
able Brick Buildings. Choice Lots of Ground
puru Marke-the whole in the Fourth District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18
WINES AND LIQUORS.

TyHABlPA6sNE AGsEHCY-MoET 4 CHANDONS
" sery eli de Perdrx, Verzepay and Vim Impe
rial. = q .ssf- 80 " ? = -,
Imperial.
for importation Of the above named superior Cham
payne socs the attention Of dealers IN general stool
always hand. Samples can be at the office Of
MI ~ 8. WOLFF, % Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-18

1accHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
IFA CHIMES be had by applying at the Office OF the
Manufacturers Projectors OF the Patent Right
for the Slate Of Louisiana.
OFFICE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
eThe Rights Mississippi Arkansas, Texas, Florida
and California; Parish Rights in this State for sale on lib
ara, tar,,u A,,lv MS above my4 3ptf