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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04

SEVENTH JUsrIoEs couRr, JOHN CI.ANcEY, AGENT OF
Parish of Orleans. ) g. MARRELL vs.: Mr.. 4 MRS
~ =. r. QuADEor QUlRK-No.2 2, 29S
RYVIRTUE on writ Of fiert facias directed
TO John Seb late Constable Of said Court by the Honor
able John DAILY late Judge of said Court shall sale
at the Of jackson and Water street. Fourth District
the 9th day Of December. 1857, at IL O'Clock M q
Lot Of Household Furniture. E -
Seized in the above suit. III
TERMS-Cash on the spot ''
49, N (. - GASPAR u SCHRIEBER Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04

SECOND DIsrRicr CoURr} SUCCESSION OF THOMAS j.
of New Orleans. INGRAHAM-No. IL ,746.
NoTlCE is hereby given to the creditors of
show within days the present notification IL any
they have why the by the
this estate should be homologaed and approved funds
distributed in accordance Herewith. ff'
BY order of the court h. 5aa.. I'D. ...Gs
P. S. Witt, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04

TRoIsIExE CouR DE DIsuKlcr PALMYRE WILT, epouse
de Ia Nouyele Orleans. Sd'ELYsEE RILIIEUX VS..
l5...-.. .,.25l. - SON MARI-No II, SIS Z"
adesse Phonorable roisieme cour de District de Ia
LUNDI, de anvfer, 1855 midi Hotel Ia Cite rue
de Ia Commune les du Camp des Magans IL
vente publique Ell adjudication de n ~" 80
\ LIE NEGRE EUGENE, age d'environ yingt auatre ans
Saisi dams raffaire cdessus. 'Tl-5 E....
Z CONDITIONS-Compta all moment de rehabilitation
..-s Il. IT. PARKER, '
+, do IL % &c ja4 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04
DEuxiEME CouR DISTRICT WILLIAM BAYET VS.. SUI
de la Nouvelle Orleans. CESSltbNi DE JOHN TW

THIRD DISTRICT COURT lPALMYREW WILT wife of I.YSEE
of New Orleans. -, RILLIEGX rs. HER HUSBAND.
No ll.6lS. FQI
by VIRTUE OF writ of fl ri facIas to me
- directed by the Honorable the Third District
Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
public ancon the City Hotel Common between Camp
and Magazine stree MONDAY the 4tl day January
1855 at IL o'clock NJ the following described property
THE NEGRO BOY EUGENE aged about twenty four
years. ..I-- ~ p,.,.sev. ..
Seized in the above suit ~ '''t''E ''-' ~ "s
,TERMS-Cash on the spotsi @t,'5.@3 LjS4 T. ts 3
-.. etI +. 7. PARKER,
iHaf the Paris bofD rlaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04

SECOND DISTRICT CoURT9 FLEURETTE GODCHAUN VS..
of New Orleans. HER HUSBAND JOS. ISRAEL.
- - --,-- No 1928.
~ directed by the Honorable The Second District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed
public auction, MONDAY the l4h day Of December
1857. at i0h O'CLOCK A. M on the premises
THE CONTENTS OF A DRY GOODS STORE situated
at the of Thaa and Drades Streets in the First District
of this CITY, per inventory to be at my Office
Seized in the above suit.
TERAS-Cash on the spot t.-- AA
EFT. PARKER, a-.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04
OFFICIAL VOTE Of LOUISIANA.

Auditor, Tressn'r Pubic Pse.idst,
+ EducR'n 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-04

Every transfer of any share or shares Of cap
made on the books of the Corporation, and sha
shareholder or his attorney. VI.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

Senate At Washington oe charge for carriage before the
10th OF September noxt
hoy Geie us b ga very hz. qualify uHlss is article
II estimated that tho quantities mentioned will be required
for tho hrst session right the Secretary
oror upon giving reasonable additional during
gress.
sufficient specimen Of article proposed of paper half
qu and OF envelopes 2b the proposal and
DO marked with the name Of the and the price Of hs
arce ana OF papo the weight Tho whole Of each
aree specified In the foregoing list will bo deemed class and
the person Offering furnish price
(quay eonsdered) will receive contract for tho
ecung bond with two satisfactory the
try Of tho Senate for the performances thereof under forfeiture Of
twice the contract price failure which bond filed
the oee OF the said Secretary within after the proposals
have been accepted
any article contracted for should delivered
stipulated should be respect 10 the sample tho bond
OF the contractor will be put in
Proposals should be
Senate and be directed to the Secretary OF the Senate Washing
charge
Ap 25-1aw4w
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
March 2Sd
United states Patent once,
Washington March 2l, 1857

ON the petition of f. A. Stilln1an, Administrative
" OF Alfred smap New York New York praying
patent granted said san improve
evaporang sacane juices from tho
paon Of said patent which takes place tho nth day Of August
1851
petition
onday the 10th August Mt ~ O'Clock and all
notified appear they have why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing tho required file in the Patent
Oce their objections specially forth writing at least twenty
days before the day hearing NIL testimony ned by either party
be used n the said hearing In accord
with the rules OF the Office which will furnished appca
Tho Testimony the will be closed 30b of July
next deosons and other relied testimony be
filed In the Office before the morning Of that the
VI within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published in tho National Ine
gcncer Unon and star Washington H. c. Republican, Baltimore
Pennsylyanan, Philadelphia Daily York Now
York and Post Boston Mass week three
previous the Sd day Of August day hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents
SEtos OF tho above viii please copy and
0ce, with paper containing this notice.
Mar 20--1aw3wt
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
Washington Aqueduct.
orncS OF TIM w,suisoros AQrKnrcr,

OrrIcs OF TIM wAsusorox Aorsnucr
Washington, March s. 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals received up May opened
Maps, proAc specifications materials and work bo
lot VIII be ready for examination at this oce and after the 2Dh
Ts work to bo lot will embrace masonry Of bdges
graduation excavation and embankmon pipes
ro main gate houses bricks sand
rubble, and cut stone, &c
For the particular works and
upon portion titles arc not yet acquired by the
United States there be delay in commencing tho work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays win
Portions only Of tho completed pres
en appropriation but all sontsac for unfinished work will bo sub
cc to future appropriations by The cngneer
right prescribe the progress
nion holding out ucenty to decide when and what wass
shall be stopped until funds become available.
In OF tho entire stappage particular
funds tho reserved ton cent win bo paid u in tho Judgment
tho engineer tho work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie checks upon tho United States
and will be condition
All bids should sealed Pepcsa or
tcras on the Washington Aqucinc~n
they 10 make such arrange
ents considered conducive progrcss
Every accompanied by written guarantee sgncd by
responsible he they
take that the bidder bidders wl accepted
enter into an osaon within ton days with good and sufficient
to bo accompanied by the certificate Of tho United States
s a % asy &c c SsF o Dot
artmen Of War; that the guaantors able to make good their
Bids win bc opened prosnoo blddcrs any them choose TO
be present. N. C, MflGs,
Capt Of Ensineors, in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE ..
To Capt N. c. Megs, Y. s Engineers.
We, tho undersigned, residents Of , In tho State Of -,
hereby Jointly and seyora covenant with the United stss and
guaranty in case tho foregoing bid Of be accepted
they w within ton days after the acceptance hid
proposed conformity to tho terms of the
% advssemn. & under which was made And in case tho said
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
mo. 57S. I.
Notice

Of The Bsa5hm Of Land Onco in he Territory Of
Kdasds
In pursuance Of the act Of Congress- approved
March 1857 entitled "An net to establish
districts in the Territory OF Kansas 10 be called
district "0sgc and the "western land
district hereby declared that tho Offices for
districts established follows, viz:
For tho "IgLAwAny DISTRICT at DoyriIAS
For tho "OsAGg DISTRICT ut FoRr ScoTT.
For the "WtervRS DfsrRiCrp at OGDEN,
Given under hand tho city Of Washington this eleventh day
OF April, A. D. 1857.
BY order OF tho President 4 WILSON
Acting Commissioner of tho General Land ONCE
Ap 11-1aw0wt
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by vhie

Il their incomes be doublcd-Thc undersigned has ln'
ed and obtained leits pant from the United States m ue
rangement and combination Of machinery for converting seed
into yarns by one continuous process from the gin through the
nous preparation and spinning machinery until Is ready tor %
ment weaving =,
The saving from waste by this win be at least ton p
and yarns made from the bo unbroken and unnured by @ E
raous Of tho machinery the present process used open ana
entangle ~ viii be about atty cent and hoa'
will command the markets OF tho world, dtacing all comPpN
advanced prices a,
The undcrsicd prepared 10 dispose Of privileges 10 as
patent and planters viii be informed terms with cornp
struciions how how obtain the machinery anu
other necessary particulars application addressed TO
Dec 6--2awlyif GEORGE @ HENRY, Mo0ue
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
IL staes mail stcaner.TO ships comprising this line

Tho Atlantic Capt Oliver Hdridge
The Baltic Capt jos Comstock
Tue Ahfihtc tapt James West
These ships having built
service has been taken their construction
their engines strength and their
for passengers uneqnalcd elegance comfort
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool
In second cabin $40 From Liverpool TO New York.
guneas.
An experienced attached 10 each ship.
No bcrtls be secured until paid for
The ships Of this line have heads md
avoid danger from cc will not the Banks north
after the 1st Of August
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed

ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
he TO in Franklin Row, aud
Thirteenth He win continue devote his attention principal
" in tho United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time TO tho law concerning patents he win
arising before
appeals the chief justice assistant justices
District Columbia; and win assist the preparation
trial OF suits concerning patents.
He win give opinions prepare arguments par
other departments
win prosecute claims before board established Cor their au
dicatlon
oct 2s-du
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
mo. 579.l
Notice

Of the RsaIlhmei Of an additional Land Disit
oonsia.
IN pursuance of tho act OF Congress approved
1857 entitled establish additional
district the State Of Wisconsin, TO be called tho
which district embraces that portion OF the old
Hudson districts situated noh the linz diin
drdcry line deciding ,or,~ asfg dfofy
north dus,laq ydnps
line dirdins es and fce pe hereby declared and
that the for said district has
the town of "Esu CLAIRE" in said State.
Given under hand the city Of Washington
d April, A. d. 1857.
By order OF the Presidents
Jos = WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Iand once
Ap 11--1aw6wt
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
MOUNT WAsHINGToN FEMALE COLLEGI

lVl Batimore.Th The this nouslng %
ston located at Mount Washington, miles but the Norh
Central railroad and chartered by the Maryland legislature viii %
on the first Wednesday In May 1877, with full faculty e'F
Ienced instructors consisting OF Gvo gentlemen anu several
Tbs college Is all that could well DO desired for the purposes
shed female education No pains have been spared
mako what ought to be in all respects Tho locality highly
lubrou and picturesque and has been selected Of the
desirable In the State Tho shady and beautiful grounds afford amp
scope Tor pleasant walks aud heahf recreation The building
large, imposing brick edncc (erectcd expressly for hrsi
female coiege thoroughly ventilated lighted with gas handsome
Furnished water supplied each story and has accommodations
about 100 boarders Tho establishment very complete costing m
less than $4,000 During this tho first OF its operation nun
bcrs 81 boarders.
Office and Of Rev Dr. T. Hcinor and Hon ransant, Bun
and Rev George Lewis scacy Principal Mount Washington NIT
land. ELIAS HEINRR
President OF the Board Of Vister"
March 14-Sat&wcdGw
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
Ap s--lawtlstj

CONSULTING ENGINEER. The subscriber has
~ established his residence at tho city Of Washington for the
acting consulting engineer the preparation OF
and the location Of public works
He bc consulted by companies upon questions apperaning
10 tho location, Of railroads, bridges,
canals water works the Improvement of river navigation either
at his Office tho sito Of the work
CHARLES ETIET Jr,
No 2SS II street, Civil Engineer.
Washington, D. G.
March, 2wst
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

Tho owners Of these ships will gold silver
bullion, specie, ewcy precious Ia
ding are signed therefor aud tho value thereof therein expressed
1--du : !
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
Change in the Days Of Sale OF the above de -
scribed Indian Trust Lands i'm Kansas
Ap 11-1awt30June
United States Patent Office,
w,abina,n,, l,,,.u toE,

.nN tho petition of Harriet v Terry, administra-
~ rix Of VIM Terry, deceased,
praying for the extension of paeut granted to the said Wm
the 18th day of july 1S43
pavement for the expiration patent
takes place on the 18th day Of July, 1851
Ii il ordered that the said be
Monday the Goth OF June IL O'Clock
notified appear and show they have why said
ought not to be granted.
Porohs opposing tho extension required to file In the Patent
fee their objections, specially forth in writing
days before the day Of hoang All testimony by party
to be used at the said hearing be taken
conco with tho rules of tho Office which will be furnished
pication,
The testimony tho win be closed
tons, and other rolled
Office before tho morning Of that day the arguments
within ten days thereafter,
Ordered also that this notice published Union Inei
gencer and Evening Star, Washington Republican, Baltimore
Md Pcnnsy Philadelphia Pa Daily Nows York W
and Post Boston, Mass
yious TO the 10Th OF June next the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents
T. SEors of the above papers will please copy
bills to the Patent once, with paper containing this
An law3w
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
Sale of Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
tory.
by rue PREsIDENr OF rnn UNITED STATES
PROCLAMATION

~ ~ " M oD 'iNi''
,a1 Pursuace :, an OF law, fisANkLiN PlEhCE Pres
that public sale viii be held Iowa Point Donhan county
erSy @ o knsa commencing on Tuesday the hh day Of May
or e Deneh OF ho Iowa tribe Of Indians as arc situated with
by said Indians IN trust as abresni 10 wiz '' " 'O0e'
Souh Of The base line and eat of he sikh prineiru p.aa
NO. one In ranges hteen sixteen seventeen eighteen
''Tyrsvsi To,ynshns iulu Nv sNong, , J., - ,
nSay Gaoong hersom few special grants designated tho
townships two Of ranges nineteen and twenty a SITUATE "
Also at paoi Iykn county in said Tertorv on
Tuesday twsn day May next for he disposal of uc
of tho lands held the benefit Of tho
situated within the tynshi T said
sa., 80 A'i ',''' - "oi0s"', 70 WIZ
son q &c case a and eaa q e siHh principal meridian
Townships deen sixteen seventeen of range twenty one
townships aleen sixteen aud seventeen
y,rnreo 1at tn.,.. oo,..
tyour, ''(''s
Provision having been made by tho second and d articles Of tho
treaty q cSsso that each individual Of said
IN addition that ten sections should be apart
uona eseryaon and by the anh article
n e Meaa % Indian Mission Assosaon and said lands amounting
townships TO Mn o00h o'e''ea IN 'ho following
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty-five s
three. N N'e''''"' '""s' '"'"S
Townships sixteen seventeen range twenty four
apart and from sale ' ~
Also n, 7 ac,r,n,o, "a, s.f, Y.,,o. :,
tu,m,y ,h,r day ,r naa na- ~ yh iueuay the
WI, a @ 'uhe neA lot the disposal OF such of the lands
=, 2 @ ,or lh peient Oh tne Deiaware tribe
~ % '.e s'A'ea Nnn uo uhaerhehtoned townships com
'', cam = .s,' ~ y WI,
' Y =" - "'S a'" ehF " me seHh principal meridian
teen.
Whshps seven ogh nno @ and eleven OF range sixteen
teen N"' "'''' '"' anu ''oN0N' o' range seven
Townships Six seven eight nine and tan of ranoc ciqh,ec,
M -. % "a, ...,i, , -, 20
ms rhs u uu sae VIII De cash and no bid will be received
paced upon the several tracts by the commission
VIZ @ o .e PURPOSE OF cashyn ana vainng the same
ana upon pche made receipts In duplicate VIII he
sereioi one VI whfh VIII DC deivered 70 tho purchaser
WIN subsequently DC issued ior inc lands so purchased in
mr. WIN !, ne m ams y ~ m os roSauhg the issue thereof
80, nI s, ~ wv 80 % WIZ ou oohhehcea on the Gays re-
spcuyey appointed ana VIII proceed IN the order In which they
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
rRorosD DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co,
~ Austin Frlars, London.
y. @. WAINWRIGHT a. CO.,
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
mo, 5s0.l
Notice

or tie E&dasa e three additional Land oGoss Territory
Of Netraskd.
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
1857 entitled can net TO establish three additional
Territory OF Nebraska TO be called respectively
Disruc" the soun Pisry hvsR LAND DsrRc
Disnucrn IL Is hereby declared and made
for said districts have been established as fol
lows, viz:
For DsrIucr' al Brownsville.
Ror the "soun PLATTE Dsrucr' at Nebraska City.
tho DrF,r at Dakota City In said Territory
under hand the city Of Washington this thirteenth day
OF April 1887.
BY order OF the President:
Jos. g WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land 0fhce,
Apri l1-favoy
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
E L. FAINT, Jr., & CO.. land agents and deal

IL l.. FAINT, Jr., Il CO., land agents and deal
lie In exchange Iecompton Kansasand warrants 10
and sold commission Land sold cmptors
locations mado wiolnt acoountu
active partner the 6rm engaged United
vcys In Kansas and be able choice locations
une-sscni through Sweeney Rt,enhouse FAINT Co viii be
orwardcd 70
Sweeney, Ritcnhousc Co.. Bankers Washington
" W, Clark Dodge, n Co, Bankers, New York
Trexel Co. Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah Ice A Co., Bankers Baltimore.
Fowlc, snowden, h 90, Bankers, Alexandria, Va.
r. H. Maury n Co, do Richmond, Va,
w. B Mcrrcl Co, do New Orleans
Iohn g. Anderson a Co., do ~ Louis Mol
March 1s--w 1&doolm
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

L v A
o5ooo do do onlcial siza
100000 do buff medium, between letter and official
sue, snooh ana strong, ior newspapers ana aoca-
Tho pvous @ 10 bs i, ,, s adbsave p,oronc, will, bo
given to those having full pockets Proposals must state the price
| ''D''Aa'
Item / 100 dozen four blade bandla nocket knives
| 2 so do article, stag handle
80 do twoolade pearl and sholhanhe pocket Knives
| "a t snlaa M sac, nan u o"oh
| g. so pairs arst rate Office shears
dozen ivory handle han erascrs ,.,. ~. 49, ,a..,
of tho quality nrst style Of
| hniah'
| CLASS 4-Pens PesGold,s Pencils and Quill,
nam so ross psrrv dopblo pn, lrea brc .o, nens ana
N0m 'o gross % ry a0ao0 patent rSo Da' oA0' psn' nn0
a IN P points lis. 49,. ,.,s -
: ,oo 90 sosS a rsrry , ,roo t potd @ poh A. No. ,,,, y
gross ra each h'N'''' p'''' - N'i"'' .
10 do bullion pens on cards Or in gilt boxes OF one dozen
g. do porcapine quill penholders
g. do rosewood psnholders for large large barrel pons
DO penholders best ycs Tor pens without barrels
70 20 do taSsr abe Nos IAN and black LEAD lead I psncs lo
and half without -
| ~ '''- i''N"''''
| itcm l. 90 dozen INK IN pint boiles
~ 90 90 nall halmnt 40 40
40 ''tna'ss' Ss emma or cut glass 'nk''' WIN racks
O. do nne china inkstsnds pump and dishes gilt
| , T. 10 do handsome cut glass inkstands large size
u s. 10 do do do medium size
9 % % pressed gl1ss nsssnds various patterns
terms -
CO ,,, ~, ,r,
Item l. 20 dozen memorandum books assorted sizes
20 portfolios, quao with locks, tablets, Of nno
quality
g. do portfolios cap with locks and OF fine quality
10 do pearl tablets with pencils, aud of superior quality
,s do nocro, aas a,rias rnsn If An. nan.r and sn,.,
| CLASS 7.War and Watrs
item / 200 pounds red waters Of ano quality
, -,
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
NOTICE TO PRE- E-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,

NUIItF 10 tIAIMANIS.
Every entitled TO tho right pre- snption any Of
lands within the townships and parts OF townships
Is required to establish tho tho
receiver OF tho proper land payment therefor
practicable after seeing This notice and before the appointed
commencement Of the public sale the embracing
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
T1Ios A. HENDRICKS
.... Commissioner Of tho General Land Office
Feb 1S-1aw13w tint. & StarJ
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
Change OF the Place OF sale of the Della wa re
Trust Lands in Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale Of
IN the Delaware trust lands Territory advertised to
uke place at Iecompon the next
changed win osawkee in said TorTory on The
day and date.
by order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES f.
Commissioner interim.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office Of Indian Affairs April 0, 1857.
April 7-1awlJune
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
proposals for stationery.

Housk REPRESENTATIVES, UsIKD STATES,
Clerks once, March 81 1887.
TN pursuance of the seventeenth section of the act
Of Congress Of the 2o August lS2 entitled An act egang
and making appropriations for such objects have been
usually included bills without authority of
and 10 x aud provide for certain Incidental Of the de
pamenis and Offices OF and for ohor sealed
proposals VIII received this ofoo until Monday the
June next at II o'clock for furnishing the following articles OF
hllh Congress, viz:
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

The Baltimore Sun of Wednesday brings
intelligence of the death of Hon. Louis
McLane. Mr.. McLane was a native Of
Smyrna, Delaware, and son Of the cele-
brated Allen McLane, who distinguished
himself as an officer in the revolutionary
war.
In the year 1898, being then only
fourteen years Of age, he served with great
credit as a midshipmsp on board the frig-
ate Philadelphia, then on her first cruise
and under the command of Stephen De-
cautur, the father of Commodore Decatur.
In 1901, yielding to the desire of his fam
lily, be left the navy, and, having complet-
ed his education at Newark College, in his
native State, he began the study of the
law in 1904 under the instruction Of
James A. Bayard, Of Delaware. He was
admitted to the bar in 1907, and rapidly
attained high place in his profession In
the war of 1912 he was a volunteer in a
company commanded by Caesar A. Rod
ney, who bad been the Attorney General
of the United States under Mr. Jefferson,
and marched with that company to the
relief of Baltimore when it was threatened
by the British.