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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

A PRouD PosITIoN-The London Times has
an article on the probable policy of President
Buchanan, with this aattering interrogatory
"Who would not be the President Of the
United States ?-the choice of a nation offree-
men, the object of most intimate care, solicit
tude and contention to 27,000,O00 of the most
intelligent of the human race; the object at
which every mans finger points; the topic on
which every mans tongue descants-raised
above his fellow men by no accident of birth,
by no mere superiority of wealth, but by the
presumed fitness of his personal qualities for
one of the most elevated situations that man bo
called upon to Gill;"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

FArM ACCIDENT AT DIAMOND SPRNGs.-A
telegraphic dispatch to the Sacramento Union,
announces that on Tuesday Of last week, while
Mr.. Stowell was shipping belt on drum in
the Pacific Mills, four miles above Diamond
Springs, he was caught and carried around the
drum, breaking both legs and arms, and other
wise injuring him so seriously that he died in
three hours after.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

A PARsos IN DTFIcULTY-The Pittsburg
Post is responsible for the following: "A
young parson lost his way in the forest, and it
being cold and rainy, he happened upon poor
cottage, and desired lodging or hay loft to
stay in, and some fire to warm him. The man
told him that he and his wife had but one bed,
and if he pleased to lay with them, he should
be welcome The parson thanked him and
kindly accepted it. In the morning the man
rose to go to market and meeting some of bis
neighbors he fell to laughing. They asked him
what made him so merry about the mouth
"Why," says he, az can't but think how
shamed the parson will be when he awakes to
find himself alone in bed with my wife,"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
r. B. TIL MAS,
ARCHITECT AND CARPENTER

viii furnish Designs for Buildings, Specifications,
Bills Of Lumber, Estimate Of Cost etc. and undertake
Buildings on moderate terms. All work entrusted to
him will be executed with neatness and despatch.
Shop on Bullion Street, near Concert Hall Jystf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
III % Il .rTT n s.,

VIZ HERE HE WILL BE HAPPY TO ATTEND TO CALLS
w in his profession Having, during extensive prae
ee Of seventeen years made many Improvements in the
Dental Art and assisted materially in bringing II To its pres
high state Of perfection he feels warranted In saying to
all those wishing Dental operations performed Artificial
Teeth inserted fine gold plate tat his work cannot be
exoeled in the United States. Terms moderate Consulta
tons free.
n. 3D. Dr. p will make, occasionally professional visits
to the neghboring Towns when he viii attend persons
wise. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
Mariposa 9emotrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING,
BY WARREN BAER,
EDIToR AND PUBLISHER.
T e r M s.

Fer annum in advance e.......................S5 So 90
For six months, in advance
Advertisements inserted at the lowest rates.
10 Every description Of Plain and Fancy job Printing
neatly and promptly executed.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
DIR. a. u. L0Gctcr,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LOWER Aqua FRO.

OFFICE FIRST DOOR BELOW wT1TTrIER's HOTEL.
DIR. L. WILL DEVOTE HIS ASSIDUOUS AT
tent0n TO the examination and treatment of such
cases and disorders may be brought TO his notice.
Personal attendance will be given in any part of the
County on short notice, when required.
a new stock Of Medicines, pure and fresh, just re-
cciyed. Aqua Frio July s, 1856 alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

LARGEST WOMAN IN THE WoRLD-Much the
largest woman in the world-and certainly
large enough in all conscience--s said to be
Madame Oceana, now exhibiting in the Mu-
scum, at New Orleans. She is of the following
stupendous proporsons: Weight 515 pounds;
dimensions of arm 20 inches; dimensions of
calf of the leg 8s inches round the waist 0
feet inches. She wears, in spite of her enor-
nous bulk, No shoes, and hails-this human
ocean-from Kentucky.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

A RUNAWAY MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.--
Lately runaway marriage took place in Grace
Church, New York, which excited no little
commotion in fashionable circles. The bride
is an hercss, worth in her own right $3.50, 900,
and is but fourteen years and eight months old.
She was an inmate in fashionable seminary
in New York. The bridegroom is S-k, a
well known habitue Fifth Avenue salons, Of
the mature age of thirtyone years. No names
arc mentioned. The pair have started on
Southern tour.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
DIR. JAMES L. CLARKE.

OFFICE -"PINE TREE house, CORNER FIFTH AND
MAIN STREETS, MARIPosA. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
lf DIR. III. J. Paine,
ID II NJ II 4 . TT,

LATE OF THE FIRM OF PAINE & BEERS, DENTISTS
SAN FRANCISCO,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

The AMERICAN FLAG.--It is strange, says
one of our exchanges, that the people of these
United States understand so little Of the proper
form, proportion of size, number Of stripes of
the glorious "Star Spangled Banner" The
standard ofthe army and navy is fxed at six
feet six inches by four feet four inches; the
number of stripes is thirteen, viz seven red
and six white. 1t will be perceived that that
flag is just one, half longer than it is broad, and
that its proportions are perfect when properly
carried out. The first stripe at the top is red,
the next white, and so down alternately, which
makes the last red The blue "feld" for the
stars is the width and square Of the first seven
stripes, four red and three white these stripes
extend from the entire length Of the field" to
the extremity of the flag. The next stripe is
white, extending the entire length Of it and d.
rectly under the field" in strong and pleasant
relief then follows the remaining stripes alter
nately The number Of stars on the " field" is
now thirty one, and the army and navy imme-
diately add another star on the admission Of a
new State in our glorious Union.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

Gas FROM WooD.-We witnessed the other
night, says the Sacramento State Journal, the
first illumination of the Orleans Hotel, by wood
gas-light and it proves to be very far from
failure. The lights were bright and of
pleasant hue. Gas-ight made from wood, and
from wood alone, is one of the greatest i'm
provemcnts on artificial light, the introduction
of which CALIFORNIA; welcome will not fail
Gas-light produced by our inexhaustible forests
by the pitch-pine, which has been until this
day useless either for lumber or frewood,
opens market for an important vegetable pro-
duction so profusely spread over the noun
tains. We hope that the new process will soon
be adopted by all our mining towns, and give
due reward to the enterprising men who
show to the old country that in California
brains as well as hands arc hard at work. We
learn from the inventors, who are owners of a
patent attached to the process, that their appa-
ratus for producing wood gas-light is of the
greatest simplicity, and does not cost over one
third of that employed for coal; that they get
more gas out of one pound Of wood than can
be got out of the same quantity of the best
coal that one cord of pine wood weighs sixty
hundred, at least and will cost, delivered in
our town, $l2 only while the same weight of
coal is worth at least $40 in our market; and
that they obtain by the distillation Of the wood
a very good article of charcoal and several other
useful bodies, which are saleable everywhere,
and pay for large portion of the expenses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

s'e9ss nssEY sE fsn
+ 5s & e. VII 4 S AZ, cI. g
Peace for the Parrish Of Orleans will and sell pub
VI .ssso
gust 1851 at 12 O'Clock M the following described property
Mii TIE UNDIVIDED HALF OF LOT No q IN the Second
snd iss1
IL 10 inches and lines depth between parallel lines
s9aHs .ad % spass % y 81 .s
y Seized il the above entitled suit.
jas III ii aul W.. W. MITCHELL, Constable.
r.:. :s Ss ssEE
%s t e 4 fs ss
Arcade Bank rae Magans Grayer = Matches
sAMEDI Ter Aons. 1851 midi la propree capres de-
Lot 9E s
lie tablsan de par Les CONT Bs
70 gnss M w as sns
| bureau &c Is: 4 Caire ,Notaire Public
coNbfT1oNs~c ~comptsnt au moment de radtuaicatfon
| ie25 jyl II aul Wv. MITCHELL. connetable.
PARISH Sss sHss2 IF EEX ahsss
s;ssss q @
auction Banks Arcade Merging street " Ora
1857, il O'Clock NJ following described property,
THE UNDIVIDED HALF Of LOT No i Of sq.s.e No s..
y sssn
ssy
sy l2s iss. y le. depth The said half Lot is
seee,dns .sid plsn By ). Pile together with
0uassi ssaes IL aa Ss nSsse smsa eTs0n se
je25 iyi Ii aus wv MITCHELL. Constable.
-.
Gogs JUSTICE M VILE "A sSgys1E
parosse sa d'oliepns EhsASs s. BLACK
81 a% % T. ssr
Pz T. an e puSsas
e MARDi Aoui, 1851, midi ID proprists ei.aprss
a Mo1TIE DUN TERRAIN No lds rls. No. g
s SO @
81 d &C. 4 ss
eds neuf plus 'mons de profondsur la dit
. ss de sls s % q s' H ps
BILE toutes les hatsses ct aneioraons qui sly rouvent
RI ss
ss4EH sssa4 SS H9S5fEAs HIS
.5: s
sr has ss s @
ss' esiee Of w RebsI S Nasry Psb!ic on MoNpAY
Sa q dbe Se an as a he
in that ad al
land ESQ., appointed represent the absent creditors
's by order q dSsPp Il asH'' JAMES Deputy Clerk
T. Clerks Office June 8, 1857. je5 3in3Od
55.E 5:..s: 81 4
T.: {, ( ssis:
celia pent qa,uns ess.ion Dc bsns ste
DE- spSs s5 ub nj s ns ssaa j.
da mos de Jniet 1851 lo hears du stin retet de
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

SUCCESSION OF GILBERT SOUTERRE-4 SQUARES
OF Ground in Snburb Franklin and the Genly Road
BY n. VIGNIE. Aucioneer.
SATURDAY, July rs, 1857. at 12 O'Clock NJ,
" in the Ronna OF the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue Of
der from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
leans No. l203S dated Sd 1857, will be sold public
auction, for account of said succession
l. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, designated by No
A. and divided into "a lots bounded by Eysan Fields
Marcny and Rcheeu Ne Plus Ultra Streets and designated
as lots Nus. 10 a.
2. Another SQUARE OF GROUND in the same faubourg,
designated by No. ~ and divided into "a lots bounded Ely
sian Fields, Pleasure Marigny and Rchelie Ne Plus Ultra
The above located within squares
the depot of fhe horse which and from the city
the GENTLY Road.
8. Another SQUARE OF GROUND designated by No. lS,
bounded by Mariguy Vaudeville SereH and Rcnele
Plus Ultra and divided into 6 lots designated lots
Nos. tn 26
4. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No. l2 bounded
by Vaudeville Sere, Rictelieu Ne Plus Ultra Spain
streets, and designated as lots Nos to l6 incusiyely
Es%TERMS-Cash.
Acts of sale before A. Ducatel, Notary Public
VT |
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

sa..s
tie srs .s to
proved the funds distributed in accordance thefssh ana Ap
jeA % W. Z. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
Dru1rsn gSun pE D,srHrcr SUCCESSION DE 8 W oA-
yIs 4 ss sst nar oslsaHs Ts pr.sen, doGn, %
csrs DC Ia sisde succession e. oss aupes
ssa s 5 sssns
s pr +. !. g. M Il 5
parts sesform1,aeat e r saas au dit eomps
js2a 10 iy2 A. DREUx, Depn.e Greaier.
ss.o.n ir.1,cr;. co,,n7 c1yy =. W. es7
's'9ds o'A WIDOW ssM Ghss m
T. s sp Ha ,r X o es
il ssd ssl.
sS at IL O'Clock NJ the following described property to-
AIoT OF GROUND situated in tauseprs Narrny, making
ansted by The No on Dian drawn h he 10, M oe'sg des
a B. Pnsk Neay a. and @ Msy @ be-
et bv inches front On Bap sesa ee. sf9n, on peaes
on s ID. = Re "a
ssl ,ss n q; Pe ,@a az
ls which feet nshes ny a the
rERMsnGa,h lgnsS = " poss On he in.sa spot. 'u
| e2s vi II Ana " - w w Nrrrprrr c..a,,
'e' '' "'' ~. Aitchkhi'' Constable
De PAX, oRLEANs rs. iA veaye n Ihis BEk
| purosse d,0reans TGiIHN NJ 10 10 'ouSo ~ H,hs'
rss sf;s,ss P1 .a,sss
a Arcade de HANK r,,, es Wawayns n,ra "
chez Ie MARTI Aon lss7 midi !. rnnrsa c; A.
criie: . p 'p'''' ''"pe' '
| TERRE dams Ia f.,,,,-,, ,,r,r,r .t,r
une nare du lot 10 iis danre m
LOT es despne mar No dsnrss nm nr fat P;a
date du rs Av 1922 et annexe IN ace en- dste d is Nav
I.22 as.e nardeyan G PolIock Nots s, 1T dc tapre
sure DE- peds de- face la rne de Ia Par y "a neds
iaee Ia rue Bagaele ct forme enconnre edt III
tieu nn cote an s,nIns dn ot M i7s dauei @ enare
une gne d. 100 ped de patre cote a lot No & separ
de une gne de 100 peds Iedt lot est borne dams
nd mar je o No III d., mel II 90, mar ppe Hone De
ped ct Iipnes. e tout mesnre ranc.isa =, anres h All MIA
Fa mar pile Ensepbe: lea ameoratio nn ~ trouvent
| Saisi dams l,atYajre c dessns - - : )
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

I7EfE. GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GkO-
gerry STORE. No. y Bsropre street: H. l.. BERClER,
Arat
and LIQUORS
CHAMPAGNE, of the best brands in qnarts and pints
otie- FINE NlTES Superior OLD BRANDY and ether
Luors Srrrr4ue joRDI AIS and variety Of Fancy rti'
cle nf the qualities always hand, low prices
Goods delivered 70 fnsiles free Of iraysge. fiv
old ION0NG >F1ELA TyFSISKY-A few bar
~ rels superior quality, store and for sasIhy
ny27 JONES, MAukINDER Y CO., 81 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02
nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
l( ANTEkS.


PATENTED 1urR0V6FENn 81 PIRNs, rs TIE MANUFACTURE
Enp0n Spin s. the Crop but # e
six Of and above and women UNFIT for blowing or
to furnish Planters with this NE NEW CON- ON
BINATIoN OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
in one Machine and the seqn.n Machines the spnnng
res and to have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation complete, with great dispatch Also, competent
OF THE NEW oE THE INCOME
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the spinners
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results the Planter, equiva
lent his having purchased Of plantation ETC.
ming interest win prove his diversion will be exempt
the and anxieties inherent to Planting Gathering and
N"''ns up a crop MY TERMS.
MACHINERYi is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
grant reasonable faees and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENr onefourth he paid each of the first
with insrng should the plantation change
pr3preto!s r - - - -, ., nd N know,
Machinery particular they must not omit
the number of pounds o. their cfoo
how "s many pounds Of Yarn GEo sa my g.
EoyyLER,s STEAM BOILER PATENTED
The above Boiler very economical in fuel takes up very
little caus itself easily repaired ana GOES mol cost
any more than the ordinary Boiler. ...'
IEyEE STEAK COTTON PREss, I
New Orleans, March ls, ls57.5
| D. H. Fowler, Esq: =,
naries using steam your Steam Boilers We haze
two Of them operation besides the third one you are con.
ucu for us fully convinced Of their great
orny that have turned out the boilers had previously
although they all nearly uewone sci having only been
Your sixty cent of fuel and We have
hundred pounds pressure in half hour in the morning One
Boilers has been for foEr months
that year without any cleaning being
ssy cleans itself all the time by the of the b!owoi
We are, dear srs, yours truly,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02
aa-New Orleans and Raton Rouge Rallroad

sF- Benevo1ent Association of the Sons of
LousASAThe members of this Association requested 10
their Hail. No. IA Moreau street, every WEDNES
DAY, at 81 o'clock P. NJ.
By order of the President:
ta2s ly AUG. LAR0SE Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

DEux1ENE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de Ia Nouy ellie Orleans. : THORN. No. a52
Wis est par le present donne aux cream
n slsde succession. personues
que celia peu davor deduife dix daer
presente publication les pour lequeles lie
presens par enan mneur defunt serat
point approuve homoogue les fonds mains repair
It's counformenents, dit compte
Par ordre de la cour.
jeSD y6 10 P. s. WILTZ Greffer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

re- Bank of America-NOtice Is hereby Civ
en- that Capital Stock of this Bank has been fixed at
Of business and 10 be increased to
Sl,0D0n00.
opened under the sperinendence of the
dersgned ioncrs the Office OF the New Orleans Ope
ouas and Great Western Railroad Company corner of eyee
the nota Offices Of Edw Barnett No.
II and of Goschalk No. 81 Royal street, for recev
ing subscriptions in addition list heretofore circulated for
pnrpose which books will be kept until 3st July
unless the full capital of million of dollars shall have
been subscribed JOHN HUGHES.
-. j. VIOSCA.
ry4 I'd GEO. EUSTIS Jr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

r4y- Notice The public Is respectfully In
vtod Mass Meeting Of the citizens gf the Parish Of
fOtRTH OF JULY for the OF ehecng poli;i-
organization with special reference Southern Rights.
Ioo2 ii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

srNotfce-,The subscribers to the stock Of
Pacific Railroad Company who have paid the
of their subscription requested 70 do 50 forthwith
mv25 If GEO. C. LAWRASON, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02
COPARTNERSHIp.

(,S.T, = :, UU rD.I11o r1rr rrunVpsrnrVn IoT
III sT? and Il APlf hsvinc nnrehased
house nf
III nssr, 2. ats wdow & oe,s 70 M WIZ M
I'd NJ ID = ryp = H. ..s ~ q rTfTIrr.
d0 Tfs ,;,i a. as bsy.toSa,e a. Tho sane
store M "a carrss ,t,ss ie nv Goods and I'M.
: - ). CHAPUs
New Orleans June 10Th, 7.--jy1 I'll ri y H. |
,C,C,~.-- :, !. =. .n,,,,- :, =. ,,,- ,,,r,,,-,-
NOTICE-C.s g. hARfiN HAS BEEN ADMITJED
PaTner from this date under the s1Ta q HOS
New Orleans July I. 1851 tyl 4
M.PAEkEs M AND sAWIEk
n X a pr w ~ tne
Nee o,ison. Ipne 10 1ss7 V-' m M isis sny 1Tn
-. ..zs - - . -. -. =, - 80 - s A
~ The undersigned, in the Of KIDGILL, ROBERTS
siness and i now dissolved Sy mutual consent
10 favor M or against the late Arm VIII be settled ty
MONTAGUE 4 CO.. the name OF late may be
used by either one 81 u IN lionidation 70
II = = = - = W. j. RIDGILL,
New Orleans. Jpne n 1ssr i6MN NJ KoBEkss = 4ER
" = - 4 - 81
(tOPAHENERSHIP-TH P-THEUNDERSIGNRDH HAVE
for the purpose q doing and General Commits
BOZ y, S c.y ny ., SsW I;a
They VII settle su ne disabilities Of EIDGILL. ROBERTS
TEkhs ana attend 10 any unnnished buAiness In the
haRas 1as OF tnat n hr,n. ns .,,s,.. .a.. 81
ofhce-so. ID earondeies stfeet- n ~ ,,r,-m.,.,
JOHN y. TERRELL,
s5sr.5F..s. - j. NJ ROBERTS.
New Orleans. nne ~ ls5a je2o I'm \.
HI1sT1T,E 1yr TuYr nv car n RI IN I.vru
NONiNfS1Di nAyE = hlo "a ooLD ~; ~ -
- a. DSsDas n we 800, ali .asinees
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

yXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, BOTH
~ May ls57-n with the 18th section OF act
entitled In relation certain debts Of the State
lq March, 1851 notice is hereby given that sealed
will until the first day of August at IL
o'clock NJ for the purchase by the State of Louisiana, of
$50 (more ess bonds Of nny of the bonds
security for the circulation Of the banks
established the banking said proposals be d
ected 10 of Public and Treasurer
opened by said Auditor and Treasurer in Of
Governor day designated by him. and said purchase
shall be from the bidder bidders offering sell them
but il shall be discretionary with the Gov
reject a the bids and direct advertisements
s-ior Few proposals. ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE,
IH S. F. MARKS, Auditor
Nh L. A. GRENAUX
By the Governor Deputy State Treasurer.
A. DuPLANTIER Assistant Secretary of State. jel2 au
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02
sEcospn coyR DE JUSTICE 1LA VILE DE LA N2uyELLl M
PAIN ORLEANS vs.. VIM. BELLY,
purnt III IilrIar M

New Orleans. No. O. i29.
NOTICE is hereby given to the ereaitors editor
~ OF this Estate, all other herein ierestea
oshew whinen days the notihcaon
they have why the eren presented by the es
ementSy OF this should not he homotogated
and approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court:
je23 y jy3 P. S. WILT, Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

SECOND JusTlcE's COURT, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Parish of Orleans ) VIM, BELLY, +. IN. c.-No. lO9
PY VIRTUE of n writ of fier1 facfas to me
- directed by the Hon NJ Bradford Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of O will proceed and sell at pub
lie auction, Banks Arcade Magazine street, between r
ver aud Nachez streets, THURSDAY the 9th day of An
gust 1857, Il O'Clock NJ the following described property
owit
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District of this
city, No. 49, according assessment rolls OF 1850
bounded by Gatnndele Walk Toulouse Dogenos and Broad
streets ANA designated by the No 5 plan OF the same and
the 18th OF November 1852 being lot and
measuring 81 teel inches and lines front on Carondeet
Walk and 81 feet inches and lines Toulouse street. by
depth of 80 feet II inches and lines front Dogenos street.
and feet inches the opposite side line separating it from
lot No. II.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TbRMS-'iish OF the spot -
je2i jyl0 25 au6 W. ". MITCHELL, Constable
SEcoSDE CouR JUSTICE LA VILE DE LA n N1UVELIF.
PAIx, ORLEANS vs.. WIN. BELLY, f..
Purosse d dOrleans m. c.-No. l0s.
TN XERTU dun writ de fieri facias moi
IL aires Honorable e. NJ. Bradford Seconde Justice
rArcade de Bank, Magazins ntre Graver ct Nat
chez le JEuD d. Aou 1851 md la propete ciapres de-
crite:
UN LOT DE TERR situe le Seeonde District dc cette
vle dams et No dapre le ablrau d'assesseent dc
lS5a borne lie Caron1ee les Toulouse Dor
geno Broad par dapes plan ait
Adop F. EnGehard ngenienr civil date du ~ NoVsin
2 c lii enCoignure inesure 81 pieds pou
ct gncs face In promenade Carondeet eli 81 peds o
et5 enes face Toulouse une profondeu de b
peds II ct gnes face Ia rue posenois et2 pieds
ponces sur In ligne opposee lie sepGrant du lot a.
Sais dams aiaire cdessus. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ant au moment de ladjudicaton.
ie2I iylO % aus W. W. MITCHELL. Nopnetable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

Har L. U. O. F.--Crescent Lodge No. 8, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING. in room No: l. Odd Fellows
Hall tx o'clock. Oficers-E. F. IHOSTE, N. g.; GEO.
SEYMOUR, v g.; JOHN 7. MILLER, Recording Secretary;
L. N. JAHAN, Per. Secretary; F. X BARBOT, Treas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

X. z
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facfas n moi
II adrese par honorble o. NJ Bradford seconde Justice
de Paix pour Ia Paoisse dOreans ora pubque
arArcade de Bank des Magazn Gravier ct Nat
chez lie JEu out 1885, midi Ia proprete ciapres de-
crite
UN LOT DE TERRI stue dams lie Seconde District de cee
VILE let No 81 dapre tableau de 1855 borne
les QUARTER Tont Hospital Rochebave edit lot
la omer sur proondeu de l25 peds ges
paraieles d'apses plan passe lie
JHnver 1915 devan A. nucatcl Notaire PGbic Ensen-
BILE les hatisses ct aaeiorations qui sy trouvent.
Saisi l'atfaire cidessus
CONDfTION NS-Comptant moment de fadjudicaon.
je27 jylO 25 Hu6 W. w. MITCHELL, Conletable
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

de Ia Nouvee Orleans. V1S-No. 9l29
Wis est par Ie present donne aux cream
cies de Ia ssdte tories autres peronnes
celia dayoir dednre sous dix ours date
de Ia publication les rasous esquees lie eonpte
eSecneur la de succession
,era point approv homologue les fonds entire mains
repartiS conlnrsnenents dit compte.
Par urire dc la Cour
ierS 2i iy3 P. S WILTZ. Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

SUCCESSION OF THELATE JOSEPH QUERIoN.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auconeer.
WEDNESDAY, sth July, 1857, Mt III o'clock
w NJ ST. James street, between Tchoupitouas and
Levee streets by virtue Of order from the
18th June 1851 will sold public auction, for account Of
said succession
4 lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising mahog
cairs tables nrmoirs carpet looking glasses pic
lures silverSare. jewelry, crockery- ware, etc.
NJ TERMS-Cash je7 iy6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

1EWashington
over Carroon Railroad Depot MONDAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

sTn, G. RLEAKLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPART
street, manufacturer of Carriages, Bugges Spring
EN@d2 Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing in
all the branches done atthe shor notice. jas ly
nR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
~ holomew Hospitals and six with Ricord of aris
opened his cfce No IL pauphe for general
practice especially FOR the Of ali disc of the
eneraiVe Organs both sexes without the Of mercury.
Office hours consultations French Eng is TO u A.
NJ, and 4 TO p. ID. us SPIT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-02

New orleans, June %. 1857
HI-At special meeting of the Board Of Dl,
recors this dividend of five cent declared
last six months payable 10 the stock
holders and after the first Monday of July next and to
stockholders in New York after the first Monday OF
August next. x..
ieg3tjy6 A. HUCHET kERNlON, Cashier