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The Washington union., 1857-06-02

We copy the following from the ST. LOUIS h'r''
lican of last Fridays issue:
/" Ell PAso AND FoRT YUMA WAooS-RoAD.- - as
Hutton. principal engineer of this road is nov IN ".
city Upon the arrival Of Mr. J. b. Leach, the ei's nt
superintendent these gentlemen will leave cr no ,anb
of their duties. The place of rendezvous Is "'"f
Tennessee ,ot,pt
Mr. Hutton is one of the most Thoroughly oo"f'
engineers in the service Of the government.
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
The supreme Court OF the United s,a,es.
THE DRED SCOTT CASE.
Th o6laai Report
Mr. Justice catron

JupGE CATmoS's OPINION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31
REMOVALS.

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Br.~duAy ard Bnrou ibeart entrance Ia FArxe House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

r osr-Or THURSDAY, wAy p, IN ao1Nu FROM
Twenty fourth s,reet N Washington place hrorgh Fourth
svenu. ana Broadwav pearl bracelet fastened
The hnde, VII be suhy rewarded b. leaving the Al
10 81 hast Tv MY fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

IIUMER KET,.BUM
Palm leaf hats,
Palm leaf hats
Shaker hoods, Shaker koods,
By the dozen
Just received and low for cash at
No sls nrushwAy,
NJ Pearl sreel
alro general Of choice straw DDS. meDs youih9
and chidren'e hats French fowsrs, SC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

r osT-oN rHE AFTERNOONS OF FRIDAY. MAY ~ A
an All receipt boob the u witch
follows Adam Weber Brothers W art with Henry J.
~ Wand avenue A. TWEEN second and Twenty third streets
r. The finder be suitably rewarded By leaving he
same Al Inc Office Of Henry Rowland foot Of Twenty second
street, ". X.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
NO. 43
Goethe.

The singular facility with which Goethe's
poems were produced, resembling improvisita-
ton or inspiration rather than composition,
has contributed in some cases, no doubt, to en-.
nance their peculiar charm. "l had come -
he says, "to regard the poetic talent dwelli ing
in me az nature; the rather that was directed
to look upon external nature as Its proper SUBJ
ject. The exercise Of this poetic gift might
be stimulated and determined by occasion, but
it flowed forth most joyfully, most richly
when II came involuntarily, or even against my
will.
81 was so accustomed to say over song 10
myself without being able to collect II again,
thatf sometimes rushed to the desk, and, with
out taking time TO adjust sheet Of paper that
was lying crosswise, wrote the roem diago-
nally from beginning 10 end, without stirring
from the spot. For the same reason prefer.
red to use pencil which gives the characters
more willingly; for it had sometimes happened
that the scratching and scattering of the pen
would wake me from my somnambuistic no !.
citing, distract my attention, and stife some
small product in the birth. For such poetry
had special reverence. My relation to II
was something like hen to the chickens,
which. beng fully Matched, she sees chipping
about her. My former desire to communicate
these things only by reading them aloud re-
newed itself again. To barter them for mon
ey seemed TO me detestibleo
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
Terrible Railroad Disaster.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 10.
The accident on the road last evening was
the most disastrous that has ever happened on
the Central route for many years The cars
were under full head~ay: and as they APP
preached zine mile creek. between Warren's
Station and Syracuse, the engine suddenly
creek some Is or 20 feet. The couplings APP
parently broke instantly, and the first baggage
car plunged over right on top Of the engine,
this was followed by the mail and three pas
senger cars, all OF which took the fearful leap,
one after another. The cars were all filled
with passengers, and the catastrophe was so
sudden that only one shrek was heard above
the noise of the wheels, before all were heaped
together in common ruin at the bottom of the
gulf. The lastcar only remained on the track,
and those fortunate enough to be aboard Of
that carriage instantly leaped off and went to
the rescue Of the other passengers. The scene
was the most awful. The mail car was
turned bottom side upwards, and was found
to be on fire, having caught from the stoye.--
The first passenger car was burned on one
side, with the from. buried in the water of the
creek, which was high in consequence of the
heavy rains. In this car Miss Brown Of To-
ronto, daughter Of Mr.. Brown, te Of the To-
ronto Globe, was riding. After most of the
passengers had been got out Of the ruins,
one OF the passengers searching found
shawl which he pulled out-he then disccv-
cred human being, and, with the aid of the
I thn.a L.. IL 1rkL L. IL - n
She had been drowned in about three feet of
water, and from. a conclusion on the head
had evidently been stunned in the collision.
The second car turned broadside to the
train, and the third ran right through her at
about the middle, nearly cutting her in two
The third car, through this was smashed up
about one third of the distance of car seats
and passengers being smashed together in one
mass. Here Mr.. Brown, of New Britain,
Conn, sat, and bis bowels were torn open by
| spinters of the seats. Some splinters Of ma
hogony were extracted from his intestnes BY
the doctors to-day. His entrails were literal
ly cut into Dince meat, and although ke still
lives, his recovery is impossible. He is
| man Of a strong build and constitution-he
crawled out Of the ruins on to the track, liter
ally holding his bowels in his hands.
Fortunately the third car jumped so high
that Invent through the second car above the
heads of the passengers. Had it cut through
little lower down several more would have
been killed. From the nature OF the accident
and complete destruction of the cars, il is mi
raculous that out of 60 or 10 passengers, SO
few were fatally injured.
There were several narrow escapes. One
passenger, Mr.. Ogsburg, of Jefferson, was in
the second car, and the whole wood work not
one foot above his head was splintered to at
oms.
| Delivan, Of the Albany Statesman was on
I, the back car, having not ive minutes before
the accident left his seat IN the front Car and
walked back.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22

CALIFoRNIA.-Weller's maj. over both com.
Bates. Elk. Treas, and Rowe Clerk, commit ed
to Jail. Chief Justice Murray is dead. Col.
Casey, killed in duel by Mr.. Blair. Gen. AL
varez, of Coloma, Mexico, had been assassi-
Mated Disturbances between Americans and
Meycans, in Lower California A fillibns.
tering expedition to assist, fitting out at Sar
Diego. Gov. Castro had joined the Ameri-
cans. shock of an earthquake felt at San
Francisco.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
Arrival Of the North America.
RIVER Du LoupE. Oct. 10

RIVER DU LoupE, Oct. 10.
The Liverpool and Montreal Companies
steamer North America, From Liverpool on
the 7th inst, had passed this point on the way
to Quebec.
The Curnard steamship Europea, from Bos-
ton Odd ult., via Halifax arrived at Liverpool
on the Sd. The Collins steamer Baltic, from
New York on the Goth ult., arrived at Liver
pool at l1:30 A. NJ. on the 9TH inst. The screw
steamer Kangaroo, for New York sailed from
Liverpool simultaneously with the North A
merica on the morning Of the 9th.
There was nothing later from India by this
arrival.
| A Russian mau-of-war had been sunk in
the Gulf of Finland, by which calamity 1,4oo
lives were lost.
The Spanish Minister had resigned.
GREAT BRAIN The day of departure of
:he North America was being observed in
England as day of Humility and Prayer on
account of the troubles in India. Business
was entirely suspended. The Bank of Eng
land had loaned the East India company a
million pounds sterling on the security of the
East India bonds. More troops were held in
readiness for India. 10000 additional militia
are to be embodied into the army
FRANcE.-The difference between France
and Denmark in regard to the settlement of
the Sound dues had hsen arranged.
SwEEDEN.-The Prince ROYAL had been
proclaimed regent during the Kings illness.
LIVERPOOL, CorToN MARKEr.-An active
inquiry had arisen in the Liverpool market.
aud prices of all descriptions were slightly
higher No specie advance has yet been quo
ted. The sales Of the three days were SO, 900
bales, of which 1900 bales were taken on
speculation and 1900 by exporters.
The Liverpool breadstuff market was droop-
ing and prices of description were slightly
lower. Flour dull and trlfe easier. Wheat
dull, 1d@2d lower. White corn declined Is.
Richards, Spence & Co. quote Western Canal
flour 3o@3ls. Ohio 32@33s. Philadelphia
and Baltimore 31@31s 81. Red wheat Is Cd
as I'd. White 4O@42s. Liverpool provis-
ions-beef dull. Pork quiet.
Bacon firm, holders demanding an advance
Lard heavy. Tallow closed quiet, but
steady.
London market-Breadstuff were dull, SUI
gar quiet, coffee heavy, and all qualities slight
ly declined. London money market was
slightly more stringent. Consols for r-oney
closed ?O09oi.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
New Ohio banking Law.

At the October election in Ohio, the people
approved or rejected new law for the regula-
ton Of the banking system, of very novel
incorporate the Bank of Ohio and its branch
es," from which it appears that the design is
to establish one bank, with branches all over
the State, and finally to merge all other banks
in it. The new corporation is to be located
at Columbus, the State capital, where it must
keep an Office at all times open to the inspect
ing committees Of the Legislature. The Board
Of directors is to be composed OF one member
from each branch. The general directory at
Columbus is to furnish each branch with cir
culating notes, prescribe rules for the govern
ment of b: anches, and zee that they are in eve
ry case complied with. Each director is re-
quired to take an oath. and give bond for heir
faithful performance Of duty. Before any
bank can obtain circulating notes. it shall pay
over ten per cent, In money TO the safety fanI,
20 be held in trust as security for the redemp.
ton Of the notes. The proportion of notes to
capital is described, each branch required to
redeem its notes in gold and silver, on penalty
Of being wound up as insolvent, and all the
other branches are to pay their quota toward
the redemption Of the notes Of the failing
branch. A clearing house is to be established
at Columbus, and branches for the par redemp.
ton of all the others at Cincinnati, Cleveland
and Columbus. All the branches are to be
compelledto furnish capital for these, to make
/ their depOsits and collections with fham ard
share the profits. The office of this corpora.
ton in New York city is to be the financial
agent OF The State of Ohio. No Branch is to
have less capital than 500 900 and ir HamiI.
tor county none must have less than $500 0o(
In Cuyahoga or Lucas county none less thar
$500 900, and in Franklin or Montgomery
county none less than 100000. Provision is
made for the admission as branch OF any IN.
dependent or free bank In Ohio.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
Christie's Ague Balsam.


1t has stood the test Of time and performed
when all other remedies have failed. Read
the following:
VIM. M. CLAP, of Albion Ind, writes
Dec. 1st 1855. 81 am entirely out Of Chris
ties Ague Balsam. II cures everybody ,cho
gtres ii a fair trial. Send me six or twelve
dozen immediately"
Messrs CoATs CHILpEs' Of Otsego, Mich.
writes Of Dr.. CHRisTIE's AGUE BALSAM:
Its unparalleled virtues soon became known, and
it is now generally acknowledged to be the
only reliable specific or antidote for Ague and
Fever"
BoLLEs, SMITH & Co ,Proprie.ors, Chicago.
For sale in Ottunwa by VIM. F. Elmendori
J. l.. Taylor and by Agents everywhere.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
News Of the Waek.

N. M. r. A preliminary survey of the
route OF this road from Schuyler ca. to OF
tumwa is being had. The surveying party
were at Bloomfield a few days ago.
KANsAs.-Parrot, Republican, is elected
Delegate by over 5000 majority. Two-thirds
Of each branch of the Legislature are Repub-
licans. Secretary Stanton was engaged at
last accounts, in throwing out the Republican
precinsts on various pretexts, for the purpose
of again thwarting the will Of the people of
Kansas. They are determined, it eeems, to
play the game to the bitter end.
OHro,-We have scattering returns from
this State, indicating the reelection Of Chase,
Republican, Governor.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The Democrats have
probably carried the State by increased major
tiles.
IowA.-Reported majorities in this State up
to the time of going to press, will be found in
our table, in connection with the vote of the
State at the November election. The table
will be corrected from time to time until we
get the official result. There are reports, il
viii be seen, from 80 counties including al
most every county in which the Democrats
can expect any considerable majority, and they
give us 1926. The remaining 46 counties will
probably swell onr majority to 5000 or up.
wards, on Governor, and give us large major.
tiles In both branches Of the Legislature, in
deed, enough has been heard already to Civ.
u the Senate BY 8 majority, with those hold.
ing over. The Republicans Of Lee. 4 Monroe
Lucas and Wayne have achieved signal tri
umph in the election Of ]. w. Rankin, in tn,
former. and Daniel Anderson in the latter
District. Our friends in Jefferson, and ind co,
generally, have done nobly. Fitz Henry War
rem is probably defeated in Des Moines ant
Louisa by a very small majority, only vote
as last reported. Vim. H. Sewers is elected t,
the House in Mahaska, Powesheik and low;
by some 400 majority. John Edwards,
staunch Republican, is elected to the House i
Lucas.
FoREiGN.--The Atlantic reached N. Y. o.
the 18th. Market quiet. BreadstuEFs firm
corn steady--wheat advanced-noney mark
very active.
The interview Of the Emperors Of Franc
, and Russia had transpired-result unknown.
I IxDlA.-Delhi still held BY rebels. Assau.
expected soon. Lucknow also held out ag
) ainst besiegers. Gen. Havelock's position re
} garded as precarious Population of Benga
reported to be rising and insurrection becom
ing general. The news from India by tn
steamer Il generally uneavorable.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22

Charter Oak Bank Conn.
Exchange Bank Of Conn.
OHIO.
Miami Valley Bank. Ohio.
Canal (Cleveland) o.
City (Cihcinnati,) o.
Circleville Ohio.
Sandusky City Bank, Ohio.
Seneca Co. " Ohio.
Union Ohio.
Clinton Bank, Clumbus, Ohio.
Cltv Bank of Columbus; Ohio.
Ohio Lite Trust Co. dom. issue notes.
MICHIGAN.
Farmers & Mechanics Band, Mich.
Penisulaar Bank, Mich
Bank of Tecumseh, Mich.
MARYLAND.
Cumberland Savings Bank, Md.
Cecil Bank, Md.
Hagerstown Bank. Md.
Farmers and Mechanics Sank, Nd.
MAINE.
Bank of Hallowell, Me.
Hancock Me.
Monsum Bank Me.
Sanford Me.
Ellsworth Bank, Me.
Maratine Bank, Maine.
Mausam River Bank, Me.
canton Bank, Me.
Exchange Bank, Me.
NEwHAMPsHIRE.
Exeter 90 N. II.
Weare Bank N. III.
Bank Of Lima, N. II.
WISCONSIN
Rock River Bank, Wis.
Farmers Bank Wis.
Fox River Bank, Wis.
Badger State GO
Peoples
Bank of Indianapolis, Ind.
Central Bank, Ind.
VIRGINIA,
Trans-Allegany Bank, Va.
Bank Of Kanawha, Va.
N. C. AND c.
Farmers Bank. N c..
Com. Bank, Columbia &C
Lee Bank Mass.
Western Bank Of Springfield Mass.
ca All Washington d. C. money Refuse,
0 All Georgia, Tennessee and Nebrask
Refused,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
WapellO County OmciaI.
$50 1853 s57 I'LL s6s 1874 $50 1856 s62 1852

&c We owe an apology to the press of the
State, especially the Dailies favoring us with
an exchange, for not sending them by letter,
the election news in our possession. Our ex-
cuse is that we issued and mailed our paper
containing all the news at hand, as early as
we could have sent anything by letter, except
our own precinct, and besides we had sick
ness in our family. Excuse us this time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
The District Court.

The Dist. court Of Wapello county commenced
its Fall Term on Monday, Hon. H. B. Hen
dershott presiding. The Docket is large, there
being IA criminal, l08 Law, and II Chancery
cases on it.
We notice in attendance the following At.
torneys from neighboring counties: Slagle,
Wilson. and Negus, Jefferson, Trimble, Palm
er and Dunlavy, Davis; No6singer and Perry,
Monroe; Fisher, Mahaska, and Smith, Cald.
well, and Knapp Of Van Buren,.
GRAND JuRY.-Joseph Hayne, foreman
D. H Michael, John kirkpatrick, N. C. Hill
Richard Jackson, Thomas H. Milburn, Jers.
miah tanning, Isaac Fisher, David Fisher,
Andrew Major, Caleb Miller, R. C. Edgar,
Alexander jenkins, Tarleton J. Lane, and one
or two more names not obtained.
PETIT JURY.-John Overman, WIN. veirs,
Jacob Psnick, Henry Parrott, John Malun-
By, Robsrt Maeklin, Harrison Devol, Rich
ard Piekssil, Homer c. Gibbs, Nathaniel
lsI, Thomas Reveal, Edward Chi5man, Ste
phsn worIsy, Job Jsy, WIN. Cloyd, Thomas
p. Rediek, Harry HuAman. Frederick Dash
i'll, Duncan Rislsy, Hiram Wilson, Ephriau
White end Joshus Garues.
Very little busj0ess has besn finally dispcsed
of, up TO the tins Of getting eur report. More
pext week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
Discredited Banks.

The Chicago Bank note list gives the follow
ng as tie Banks which have been discrediied
within the past few days:
NEW YORK.
Niagara River Bank. N. Y.
Niagara County Bank, N. Y.
Hollister Bank. N. Y.
o. Lee & COPS Bank, N. Y.
Sacketts Harbor Bank. N. Y.
Reciprocity Bank, NJ Y.
Mechanics Banking Association, N. Y.
Ontario County Bank. N. Y.
Bank of Orleans, N. Y.
Huguenot Bank. N. Y.
farmers Bank (Saratoga) n. Y.
Fort Plain Sc N. Y
Bank OF Saratoga Co. N. Y.
Farmers and Manufactures Bank N. Y.
Peoples Bank, N. Y.
Western Bank, N. Y.
Chemung county Bank, N. Y.
Yates Co Bank, N. Y.
Leanardvilie Bank do.
Hamilton g do.
Bergen County Bank. N. ].
Commercial ]" NJ.
America NJ.
Bank of America, NJ.
Cataract Bank, N. j.
Union Bank, N. j.
Bank of New Jersey.
Burlington, Cumberland e. Salem Bank N. j
VERMONT.
Dandy Bank, Vermont.
South Royalton Bank. VT.
RHODE ISLAND.
Tiverton Bank, r. /.
Farmers Bank of Wexford, r. I.
Warwick Bank. r. I.
Bank Of South County, r. I.
Swinton Bank, R: |.
Arcade I"
Mt Vernon Bank. r. I.
R: !. Central Bank, R /.
F Mansnssd 6 RI R. |.
Hopknton Bank. r. l.
Bank of the Republic, r. 1.
Providence Baak. r. 1.
Pawtucket Bank r. l.
Stock Security, Danville I'll
Peoples Bank, III.
Nashville /" Sc
Chester g Sc
Naperville Bank. I'll
Commonwealth Bank, III
Marine
Railroad
Elgin I" Ills.
Merchants and provers' Bank III
f. !. Tnkhams' Bank Chicago, I'll.
Bank of Bellvilie. III.
Macomb co. Bank do
PENNsyLvANIA.
Warren County Bank, Penn.
Bank of Middleton, g
farmers and Drovers' Bank Of Waynes-
burg, Penn.
Honesdale Bank, Penn.
Bank Of New Castle Penn.
Lancaster Bank, Penn.
Erie City Bank Penn.
Pittsburgh Elk Bank. Pa
coNNECTICUTT.
Wooster Bank, Conn.
Bank OF North America, Seymour, Conn.
Merchants Exchange Bank, Conn.
Norwich Conn
Bank OF Colchester, Conn.
Hartford county Bank, Conn,
Mercantile Bank Coma.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22

STATE FAIR, lS5S.-Ths time and place Of
holding the next State Fair, will be decided
by the Board of Directors, consisting Of the
Presidents Of the County Societies, at the
Capital in January.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22

1. v. Hardy's Eye Bslm was not invented
BY an old woman or discovered by an Indian,
but the result Of many years scientific inves-
tigation. Read advertisement headed Tre-
inendo Us Success. no29-6w
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
New York. Oct. 16,

The Democrats have nominated Fernando
Wood for Mayor; the Americans and Repub-
licans of this Second Judicial district have
nominated Thos. Nelson, of Westchester
American, for the long term, and L. Blrdsie,
Rep, for the short term.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AND NO HUMBUG!
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER PRESENTED TO

THE CITIZENS OF wAPELLo COUNTY!
a DLER e. FEINEMAN take pleasure In
"A informing their friends and the public generally
that they have received and continue to receive daily
their heavy mammoth stock of fall and winter Roods
direct from New York and Philadelphia
Having bought their entire stock for cash. whereby
on account of the great money panic the east they
bought their goods very cheap, and intend to favor
thsr customers with the same bargains again
Having come 10 the conclusion that a abird In the
hand Is worth two in the bush" have adopted the
ready pay system consequently the price Of goods must
come down, thereby making difference from Is to -
per cent. cheaper than any other house In Ottumwa
We would respectfully invite the attention of buyers
offtncy and staple dry goods comprising a full and
complete assortment OF calicoes musns drills plain
and figured delains apaccas, French and English me-
rinos, and every variety and style of lades dress
goods and trimmings.
Especial attention s requested to their large stock
OF clothing consisting of over coats Of all style and
qualities cloth and Cashmere dress business coats
pants and vests and full assortment Of gents furn
shing goods, also heavy stock Of boots and shoes
hats aud caps.
Now, one and all are especially invited TO give M
call and examine the goods and prices and Judge for
themselves.
Remember the cheap place, at the old stand on the
corner OF the three story building adjoining the Curew
House.
8. Feeling thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended to US, We do most respectfully solicit con.
tinuance ofthe same. Respectfully
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22

Faesr.-A heavy pns on Mohday night
corn too ripe 10 be aAsetsd by it. Weather
since more pleasant.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22

MrssIsoT A.-A glimpss Of the election in
Minnesota locks very favorable to the Repub-
hcans.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22

FROM THE NoRTH.--The following dispa tch
we are unable to econcile with other reports,
but we give it as we find it:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
DUBUQUE, Oct. II.

81 COUNTIES heard from. Samuels gains s.
500 on Fremont's maj 20 counties vet to hear
from. Legislature probably Democratic. In
the General Assembly the Democrats gam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11
CRnNCH, SPANISH AND ENGLIsH-

ISIp ORE G UILLET,
Fer upwards of Professor of Ancient and Mo-
3ern Languages in several Colleges United States, and
the French teacher in the High Schools
Of the Foarth District has taken No 6 81. Charles
Mr. Vicor's where
in the above languages.
There will he Morning and Evening Glasses, su the
vnece occupations Of gentlemen Of different professions
IEhMSF or three lessons week in class, SID month";
Tor lessons to single scholar according the number
Of lessons required by the applicant
Ep,Ihe tees expected paid in advance. ST. Char
street. No l6, over Victors fe2. i'm