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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-03

RAISING THE CENTRAL AMERICA The
New York Pos, says it is reported that ncgo,
hations are going on between the Boston
Su hn,arine Ar'nor Company and the under
writers of the Central America, to raise her
hull. which is supposed TO lie in about %
fathoms water. The specie in her alone
would furnish ample induccment for the cx-
pertinent if her position can be accurately
fixed, and that it can is probable, from the
TACT that Captain Hcrlllon was reported TO
have given her position to the vessel which
refused 10 come to his relief Should the
work be undertaken promptly, there is
thought to be reasonable chances of success.
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How TO Make TOM,ro KErCl-p. - We
give to on! readers he hest recipe cx'ant for
making this delightful sauce, It. vii keep
through all wcathtrs without losing its flavor
Tahe ono bu>hc Of tomatoes and boil them
un'li they are Soft-s'Irccze them through a
fine wire sieve and add half of gallon of vine
gar, onr'haI pint Of salt TWO ounces Of clnv, s
three onnre> cayenne pcpncr, three table.
Fp""nsfui hark vcppcr and i've heads If gar
lie skinned and separated. Mix '"gr'h her and
boil about three hours. or until reduced t.,
about one half-th,n bottle without stra,ning
and seal up for use
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-03

DIsBANDGD. The democracy in this Safe
being driven TO the wal! in two pitched bat
ties, have discontinued and instead Of taking
up democratic candidate for Governor. thry
are compcle t" 70 over aud select Wing a.
their standard baater This sound, bad ami
looks worse. Od, lettering, lrg-wcary, re-
undated and condemned the Kusinan'e Of
democracy hasn't leg to sand on. Alas
aIach! the old c,1ttsr needs oats. Cumb
Ifig,raph.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-03

CHINESE SrGAn CANE - The editor Of the
St. Louis Daily Inteligcnrer was shown
specimens OF sugar manufactured at Brlchcr s
sugar refinery in that city from Chinese sugar
cane grown this year IN the neighborhuod =
The sugar is brown. and pretty well granu!a.
ted. being very similar in taste to the Lnusa-
ma sugar. The editor Of The Austin lTrxss)
Gazette has seen sample ofsusar made from
the Chinese cane by MIR Slulor. near Austin
winch describes as being Of fine strain and
Color and such as would command the high
est price in New Olleans.
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DEER PARK SEMINARY,
Navarro. DEL.

DY REV. GEO. HOOD AND LADY
- The Winter term Of this select Bolrl
Ing School, for young Ladies' will comm ncs
November lst. 1851. The number of pupils
is limit IT to twenty. Pupils w,ll here H,i :
good home, earnest study, faithful teachers
and Il healthy moral inference.
TERMS. For piri. an | Tuition in Eng.
lish branches, per term of 1--we m ,nths, $75
Music. Drawing, Painting, Nc extra.
For Circn!trI, or oth&r inform l,ioa, en-
qure OF the Principal. Sept. j-2m.
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---Lo9k at U ali Three fourthS Of its
population are Strangers to our laws, govern
mcnt and institutions. They love liIicr'y as
we do but with all l!lur devotion to liberty,
the people Of that Territory, this very hour,
stand in open. avowy hostility ana unhluSh
Ing rch, lion against the laws and authority
of the United States. They have not been
bred up at the affairs Of American freedom. -
They have learned their lessons Of freedom
in different school.
They a'c foreigners and cannot be expected
to act as ra'lvc born ciilzsns. They are
foreigners, and hence impress new and
startling ttatulcs on the new born State.
They are foreigners and hence have not that
inbred rcspoct for authority Of law that an
American feels. They are foreigners, with
ihc power, as they think, to act for them
selves and hence they refuse to take the oath
of allegiance to our country. They are
foreigners. ignorant Of our history. and the
spirit of orr Constitution and hence they
defy Union and shout it ont against our
government. They are Foreigners, aaI have
not been hapti.el at the pure fountains Of
rational Ito rty. controlled b. law hence
thcy inaugulaIc the lnwIessnesi Of the mob,
the 'chel and the traitor.
Should we not take active and mmedia tc
measures to remedy these evil tea lcunc5 of
a rapidly accommodating forcigr population
Give your answer Ut Tie ballot box. --.im.
CAr0aic!e'
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ROBERT LuMSDEN,

(sCCCEssoK OF JOHN LthsEAS)
GroGer :. G0EEsnsIssi@es Hae, csas.na,
Nl.4l, Cheap"as, (,"o doors TT Ii ls"s'
l3ALJINIO RE.
,FIrS all kiuds OF Grain and Country
) ProIuce On Commi,sion, and keeps on
.,.o,.ral lssortment oi groceries always q
uLul.
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a CAR ID,

1--WE IN l,rsignra having entered In
4 Gp-PArtncgsh.p for the practice OF tn"
law ia all ts various orNMcheh. viii Ki't
II, cir prompt and undivided attention TO S"cI
DusinrSs as may be entrusted to thrm'-
Dhae opposite opposite tie Court nous
Shrr. one or both may always be found dn"-
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
john 4. J &. CliE ELL.
Dec 81 II
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WIN. J.JONES has removed his Law
W once t. til. llrs' stony of'.1he Cr.i'
vVhis" illing. whore he may always he
found re lIyto i've prompt attention to a.!
husinessp placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS JOSEPH HoIT.
Of Washnaton formerly law corpartncr of S.
S. PRENTIss in Mississippi since of Tcnaes-
see. is apDolnted Commissioner Of Patents, in
place of Judge Mason, resigned II. is. saws
the Philadelphia Press, a man of Lofty char
nccr, and one Of the most eloquent IF The
Southwestern orators. fruitful as that region is
Of men If genius and of learning.
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HSCT. e.. w. LisE%Es,
DENTIST,

NTTW ARK. DNL.---As many rcrsorT fIet =
~ ware Of tho time nc1es'aGy 10 peri"l; 80.
ncrf . opor ,ton3 in the pent. artl thihAS~c-tL
it but in, leo to 'hos, st dis ar,c who MY con-
tempt tie visiting me. IS we'll IS to mys Il I" 'r"'
publicly suSse't 10 such the rropr"ty OF u ~
informing ME by mail or oherw SO to that eject
request his az a ftyof more especially where he
operations required arc of sa'h natNIe a. 70
cnler them necessarily lengthy. as f'ile c !
time can thea he reserved for such special cases
nj hereby prevent disappointment
L. " HAINES. j. \. s.,
July II. 'j7-lys Ne"rk, Del.
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BUCHANAN WALKER KANSAS IMBROGLIo
The Sham democracy are concentrating
themselves upon havlnsa majority in the next
Congress. They are not OUT Of the woods
vet. and will find possible that they have
hallooca too soon. There is bone Of con
tention between the hitherto harmonious de-
morrary. They are already fnriouSly fight
lug over it Quarter is smother Given or
taken. 1t is mnphn.icailv a wa" Of tn" Roses
and will BE- prosecuted with vlgor to the cx
termination % one party Or the other Of the
cnntentionis'S.
A majority Of the Southern democratic
journals condemn in nnncaSnrcd terms the
Course Of policy adopted BY Walker. while
inc leaders OF the party, nU% III and on. OF
Congress. profess determination to re
sist 10 the utmost the confirmation Of hi
appointment by h" Senate. Bat in the G..
vent that he shon'd be Confirmed, they will
demand his recall by the Prcsid mt, and if it
is refused they will instantly Withdraw Their,
support from his administration. and aDpcal
to the Southern p"oplc to @cnouncr him MS a
traitor TO the South. and aS an alv of Hale
Seward. Summer, a d other leading spirits in
the Northern abolition holy alliance, to wage
war upon the institution Of slavery.
They maintain very justly. the principle Of
intervention. upon which Buchanan was
elected, has been violated, and that 1.-THE
whole tenor spirit and intention of the
Kansas Nebra ska blu has been wirtllly and
deliberately tiampled under foot with view
IF bringing Kansas within the embrace
Of the free sellers.
Mr.. Buchanan has unqualife!ly sanction
ed Walkers acts, and according to dcmocra.
tic showing. has BETRAYED the South and d.
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CTJjLLY .4.tD FEVER,

TUST received q fresh supply fPas;h HIS Fever
j AMI AEue Nix urc. ueyer falling remedy .Jr
III ) disc 49,; give il Il r.al
DR.. H. H. MITCHELL Agent
nay2) lletO tlkton I'd
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" A contemporary wants to know IN
W hat age woman have been held in the h'g!,
est escem. We dat know. Blj ccriaaly
fashionable ladies ill a larger space in the
world now than they eyer did before,
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cnridre and free Kansas and in the South
buchanan and Breckenridge and slave
Kansas" 1t was gross deception, I'M
worth Of party making prct,n,i"ns to
honesty. One section or the other had 10 he
cheated. There could b. no other alterna-
tive. The South beng the weaker, has re-
ccivrl the blow, and The iaes, the Summers
ard Stewards, constituting -++1rr back bone of
tTr TJ5iTI0n alliance, are now eXul,ug over
her stunned. crushed and manelrd hodv
Win not the retribntivr hand ofjusiicc >pecdi-
/, punish the fragrant outrage.
Looking AT the matter in this light and
knowing the feeling puvading the Southern
mind we think we are Justified in The opin-
ION that the next CongleSS will not only re-
pud;a'c Buchanan for his Instruction. 10
WalAcran and the violation of the principls OF
npn-intcrvcnlion contained in The Nebraska
bill, upon which hcrcccivrd the Southern vote
but that Il SPLIT hrtwcen the State sRi.ltS
and the 50 c,,e' national democrav is in
evitablp. kansts VIII be the rock upon
which they viii split. Then good bye to all
their greatness VIII some Of our readers
stick pin here? -cumberlnad Telegraph.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS. AND GAPS.
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
No II IFlUidm Street, Ncu YORK

3IO.V 'NslcI4,, s4H-I IA EIlsH, co,
IT we opened NV Stock OF Gods,
= Il their Store in Eliiton, oDpp4t, thu Fpu1
am Hotel, consisting ola urge as.ortm'nt
of Clothing of al Na'ietrcs which they off ~
ut the lowest prizes for G ,>h. Purchasers
ire requested to exlmHc their stock and
they will not tail to be pleased.
Their stock includes Msn and Boys cloth
ing OF all kinds, l,ts, Cups, Shirts. Boots
shoes, Gloves. &c &c.
Grrhey also keep large stock of Jewel
ry. and repair watches AMI Jowe!ry to or
der.
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Honors come form diligence riches spring
from econ omy.
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yDEzT WALKER, Js..
&ipieY Street, betow EiehM Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL,

MANUFACTURES by Steam. Window
w Frames, Sash, Doors, Moulding. yeui
|! IA and Panel Shutters. &c Common sash.
doors shutters, &c, always on hand. at the
cheapest rates. Iapr y
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sim Kettles Just ,ncaive aAi for sale
Iva al the Elktsn stove II 3use hy
Sept. ). st ALDRIpEESc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26
Inequalities Of the Icelanders.

Having unluckily caught cold instead Of sleeping
In the tent, our doctor determined to seek sneiter
under solid r0oftree, and conducted by our GUIDE
Olaf, set off on his pony at bedtime IN search OF 9
habitation. The next morning he reappeared SO IN.
usually radiant that could not help inquiring what
good fortune had in the meantime befallen him
Upon which he gave me such an account OF ms re-
certion at the farm, that was almost tempted TO
bundle tent and beds down the throat Of our irritable
friend Strokr and throw myself for the future upon
the hospitality Of the inhabitants 1t is true mad
read in Van Troll of something of the kind but until
now never fully believed 1t. The doctor, however,
shall tell his own story: ;
No sooner y said he, I" had presented myself at
the door and made known my GRAND, than was nm
mediatey welcomed by the whole family, and TIL
umphantiy indicted into the guest quarters Every
thing the house could produce was set before me
and the whole society stood by to see that enjoyed
mysef As had but just dined, an additional repast
was no longer essential to my happiness but all ex-
PLANTATION was useless and did my best to give them
Immediately on rising from the table, the young
lady Of the house (old Van Troll says it Is either
the mother or the daughter of the house, If she be
grown up who performs this office proposed y
one hand large plate Of skier, and in the other
bottle Of brandy, she led the way through passage
built Of turf and stones to the place where was e
sleep. Having watched her deposit not without
misgivings, for knew it was expected both shoule
i be disposed before morning the skier Dy my ped
side, and the brandy bottle under the pillow, was
preparing to make her polite bow, and to wish he
4 q very good night, when she advanced towards me
and with winning grace difficult to resist, insisted
upon helping me off with my coat, and tn.
4 ceeding to extremities with my shoes and stock
4 ings.
naturally imagined her share Of the performance
would conclude, and should at last be restored t.
that privacy which at such is generally con
sidered appropriate. Not bit of it. Before knew
4 where was, found myself sitting on chair in my
shirt, trouserless while my fair tirewoman was en-
gagged in neatly folding up the ravished garments OF
q neighboring chair She then, in the most simple
manner in the world helped me into bed, tucked me
up and having said quantity of pretty things, il
4 Icelandic gave me hearty kiss and departed" :
Lord Dufsrin's Letters from High Latitudes.
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AVIS D'ELECTION-En
AR1N&SN vertu dun writ detection date du s
\%&#Y1&WNSAa ntit 1857 lance par son Excellence
rA,8AAkS Robert Z. Wicklife, Gouverneur de

AkQ&SSA vertu DUN writ detection date du s
Robert ' g. wiek sI Fur G Con arssn de-
Eat Louisiana eect-us ayant quali,e de la
lieu LUNDI lie novembe 1851 pour les officers cha res
representant Premier District Congressional qu
de parte de vile de Ia Nouyee
No designee maneuan les de District No
Ia ps
st Bernard ct Plaquemines.
de Il rue d. Canal sous s de &
e des St st. w
Donns Ste Marie ct S. Martin >'''D'
DeS enateurs lie District senatorial compose de toute
saSehs da Mssls.ipp Ns Dc Mouvsls
ia p,roisse ortans Give droe repfssenant.
81 L. v R5%s @ dams Ia ofe"s
sSee9 p;s ns ra Ps5G Sc orAn
ct Ia vile de Nouvele Orleans sra reprssentans
ct M Dc &c eax
ct Ia vile de- la NonvcIe era denx Peppssnans
lie SssmS District ,s de Ia paIosse doreans
ct La Ss Ss S rs snx dosa
vile Ia sa ss PStsss i'e'
Vie Ia srA presents o's'
ct G vile De- Ia
Tresorer Ets Audu des publics, surinendan
Juses sps t par
eectes ayant qnale de Ia maere suvanle Tn les
Second Districts Representative: lie TrOsee
district epe5, n,aif m par l. Qnaeme District representa-
tiff les Cnqnicme ct SiXeme Districts repteSentatifs
sepeme lie uiieme lie Neuvieme Districts repre-
ifs; cee de Ia parosse Orleans qu ii
ute la rive droite dn Mississippi ct lie Quaem,
District aupaavant Lafayette ct attendu qne outre Ia 10
Z"
pendant deux ans elu par les eleceus qua
reant dams les mites dams esquelles chaque Ju Pal,
| est reqnis de tenir sa cour.
Les eeceurs quate de chaqne District eront Vi
Collector de pour chaque District quill eli
outre par paie de la paoisse doreans
IrOitR de
oit deXercer foncons pendant denx usqu
| Que ait pris quaitt
Quatre Asesses dams pour adte VILE parti
de la parosse Orleans la rive droe euve Missis
| spp un Assessor elu.
lie scruin lie jour sllsd 2noyembre 1857 dan
chaque ACCOMPLISHMENT deec ion dpuis huit heures A NJ
qua quare heures NJ Peet de lie DIES cleo
quate de la 'Orean Ia surveanc
des commssaires ct gteer qi auorit
| compeente
Leec ion devra conduite ct les par plcaa de
ee transmits ocier soussgne charge de les
| METRE, conformement d Ia oi
Bureau du sheriff paroisse Orleans lie Fl ocobre 1851
HOLM NJ. BElI.. Sheriff.
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n ROMEO AND JuL1Er ArrA1n, ALmos,

A "A
w. n q l.. norcnlos ~ ,, ,oe aar sonsbat reb
i 10 ,,sat a Romeo and Inlet business mentioned Inv
piI Too families In ,ba Fourth nstr;c !,
pears mad been IN eua ior me ast Twelve years
bas .ne appears nAa ~ io'u Dt'e
oooa WIN each o'ner oh account VI 'e o o' anu asso
eA'eu on 'n' o's ' ~ " ~, p " 'e'e ie..
'urss aha
iH'e'is on VI une '"''s anu u"ss ue u ne o,ei-ne,
qu''e yoans' w. s"'n , anu .o'u aha u s"ee
oA'e y ns ~ De one na,
e.. 1 "S ' my i p e , a, io. n , o
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~ " w 'us M ~, 1". ~ . e s,
49, a,s' ~ wv ~ h,,,,s
' ' !, =. I $3.50 y 80 ~ ~ M o1i up. p
le sano poa pas us'us au
ne. auu u'u o' appea' " ese een o,e of eoe III
eoi'eiou W oy ns. ~ peee VI tieii "ioi AapPs' pu'
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aa "'3 o'sas.u " ss s,. ''uo'' ss'' tne oseis
''.s ., Ns@s y, ' , " ns' ~ o'' ' W. oe'ote
~ ~ n,, IN anu
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~ ma M, w .ata as'is 800 upo
s, ~, M, ssns ~, ~, $3.50 ~ "...e
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VIZ essu se'e'a'.o. Wo"'u s' pee" ps'eo inc hoftof Vi
see''s io any 'u'eN 'o 1epe"euif anu "h'eeihsy muir
| tu .' A "se'
| SRTTIJNG A DrFFIcIrJTyl-A few even;pos since
two of opr fast penepsn ,yho, for sa
40. sb, call Rob and nm fsas,ad th.r,so,,as a.
sa,r.,, ~, r,sa r.,, ~ I'M a. i. ~. ~. -, ~ a,
n...an,, and banne, mood ,o,,a,, fr ,,,a,r .,a haa
Moo. r,s,,,sr, a,d ,,ood 4 o,,nu ~, t,,r,n,, I,, Az
ana cr,,c,ng ira siferent SHINGLES " If hat
their attention was arrested by the nrn,sd card of
Il
lone ana three broad and copaine5 bsss ,ha
noli,s his business ,c,rs
n;c,ous ,onhi man Win idnibt ian,ern fno; ronnd
\ r.s,ains x, MI, s;a ~, 4, H.; - x, ,i. H.
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4 - - '.,c.,. -. -, ~. =, s. -. I, :,
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4 'VsVs. 80 , WY e, .Hsi .ps. ~, , . ",e
you se,ss 81 uan you .'h s'an"i 40 sH y fepheu b'e
y "p wv on NY eeh,er ps 'o, Gu sven
oe''i. ~ ny Wv sVnueuin' neas 'e 'e"". Ut o'et
had reference him Bob answered politely that the
not addressed to him. but had reference 10 him Yor
knocked against me, he went to say land my remark
to friend natural and proper did speak of sir
| as reverend swell, and have nothing otaka back
The old gentleman turned away very much excited remark
ing in loud voice. that was shame that gentleman eont
not go Into decent coeehonse TO take ank wi
his friends without being Josed ana sued by some OF he
did New Orleans biackgpard Al ms BIZ pniied BOD ASIDE
and stepping up in front OF The old Very sunny said
Sir yon We made serious MISTAKE in calling us psesgusFds
fou knocked against my iriend ana ne made harmless re
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26

y A FAST MAN.-The keeper of livery stable on
Cape Cod had habit Of cautoning his patrons
against rapid driving. One day one of them came
for team to join funeral procession, and on hand
ing him the reins, friend, as usual, mechanically
observed, Don't drive fast" Look here, old te-
UP with the procession, if I kill the horse"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26

A MASONIC HALL RoBBED-In Philadelphia, a
few days ago, thief broke into the Hall of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, and carried
away twelve sets of costly regala belonging to the
Order. He attempted to sell his plumber in public
house, and was in consequence arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26

Ispfaos The price Of this article must be much
higher than at present says the Augusta Evening
Dispatch the stock on hand s gradually consumed.
1t was formerly raised in South Carolina and Georgia
in great quantities, but the English encouraged its
production in India, and we now purchase our sup
plies Of them. The present war will give us good
opportunity to enstate this as one of the staple pro-
auctions Of the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE. 4
City of New Orleans, July Z, 1855 :
RESOLVED, That the Comptroiler be, and
standing in the official Journal
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
30 1884 the Council will pay bill against the city
contracted under authority Of order Comptroller
n accordance with the ordinance referred to.
[Signedl f. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed] L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April s. 1855
tSgned] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The of the officers city and of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
I. THEARD,
jy16f Comptroller City of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26
sa- whlte Teeth. Perfumed Breath anna

kS- White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and
beautiful complexion he acquired by using the BALM OF
A THOUSAND FLOWERS. What lady or gentleman wonld
the sageeable BREATH when by using
the Balm of Thousand Flowers' denrfce would not
only render sweet leave the teeth white aabasterr
Many do know their breath is bad and the subject
is delicate their friends will mention it, Beware of
coanerfes Be signed retridge Co..
Yf' For sale by SICKLES CO., Agents; MORRISON, and
= all Druggists. al0 eod6n
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~. MARIE "A NoUv Ellie ORLEANS, Z
q Octobre, 1857.
OVERTURE de la rue DIES Grands-Ifom-
" mes, rnaintenant rue Dauphue.-Avs public par lie
present donne conformement la resolution No.
prouvee lie ocobTe 1851 lie Conseil vile
Nouvee Orleans, ntention de aire
Hommes maintenant rue Dauphne Pologne
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26
POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 18th of October the negro boy JOE. Says he belongs
to Mr. Bolton, who keeps Traders Yard in Memphis renn
has the fore finger of the left hand and mps
little when he walks, and is feet 51a inches high
The will call and claim his property according law
Z. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Peiice Jail.
o22 l5t t. THEARD, Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of October the bright mulatto boy JIMMY Says
he belongs Mr. Edgar Labanche Parish Of ST. Charles and
has the right hand and is IL II years old He is
The owner will call claim his property according
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
o2S i5t T. THEARD, Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police laiI on the
w 10th October, the mulao boy EDMOND. Say he
longs Mr. William Long Of Mill Tennessee He is feet
The will claim his properly according
E. PLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail
eNe'''''N' ~ HENRY DuREL,
ocl9 15t Clerk of Comptroller.
MAS brought to the City Police JAN on the
w 18th of October the negro boy GEORGE Says he be
longs Mr. Edouard Bourgeois OF the Parish Of ST. James
He is feet 3 inches high.
owner claim his property according law.
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered October II, 1851 ,,r,,,,y r,p1,
ocl9 l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
MAS brought to the city Police Jail tho
w 18th October the JOHNNY. Says he belong
to Mr. Jack Randolph at Bayou Goua He is feet IL inche
high.
The owner will claim his property according to law
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered October NJ POI HENRY DuRE1,
ocl9 lot Clerk Of CompirolIcr