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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
THE DEMOCRAT.
PUBLIC WORKS OF ROADS,

Wepublish the following extract from
the Regulations Of the Police Jury, coz
cerning our Public Roads.
If the roads mentioned in the Regula.
tlons are not we'll made and repaired in
time, certainly the fault is not with the
Police Jury.
We have on hand, for the use of the
inspectors, blank notices of all kinds.
Call Aand get them. Now is the time to
have as good roads in the parish of
Pointe Coupee as elsewhere.
ART. 295.-The First District of pub
lic works shall be composed of the Sec.
ond and Third Police Jury Wards, and
shall embrace the M'Phaul road.
ART. 296.-The Second District of
public works shall be composed of the
Fourth Police Jury Ward, and shall en-
brace the Raccourci road.
ART. 297.-The Third District of pub
lie works shall be composed of the Fifth
and Sixth Police Jury Wards, and shall
embrace the Grand Levee road and the
Fordoche road.
ART. 29S.-The Fourth District of pub
lie works shall be composed of the Sew
enth and Ninth Police Jury Wards, and
shall embrace the New Road.
ART. 299.--The Fifth District of pub
lie works shall be composed of the sth
Police jury Ward, and shall embrace
the road from Francois Lieux to Water
loo.
ART. 300.-The Sixth District of pub
lie works shall be composed Of the 10th
aud l4th Police Jury Wards, and shall
embrace the road from False River to
Bayou Crosse Tete.
ART. 301-The Seventh District of
public works shall be composed of the
Tenth and Fourteenth Police jury
Wards, and shall embrace the two roads
and kykes on the Island.
ART. S02.-The public works shall
with the exception of the levees and
bridges mentioned above, Cart. 293, be
under the charge of the road Inspectors;
and when there are more than one In
spector in the District of public works,
the work shall be under their Joint SUI
perlntendence, and it shall be their duty
to see that the public roads and bridges
are kept constantly in good order.
ART. 303.-The Inspectors, or any of
hem, shall have the right to call out all
he hands in their respective districts of I
public works to work upon the public
oads in the district, liable to road
luty, on giving ten days notice, spe-
flying the place where they are to work
md the tools they are to bring with
hem.
Provided that no hands shall be COM
'elled to work more than ten days in
ach year, and the work shall be equal
zed among the hands of the district as
nuch as possible; and it shall be the
uty of the Inspectors to cause such
work to be commenced in July or as
oon thereafter as the condition of the
Dads will permit. |,
ART. 304.-Any owner of slaves, or J
erson having charge of them, who
hall refuse or neglect to send his slaves
r those under his charge, when notified :
, do SO BY the Inspector, shall forfeit
nd pay oie+dollar and fifty cents per
ay for each slave not sent. It
ART. 305.-In case any road Inspector
hall fail or neglect to cause the public
Dads within his District, as aforesaid, /
, be kept in good order, and to make re-
airs when necessary, he shall pay a
ne of one hundred dollars.
It
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
CHEAP BAR G. AIN 81


THE undersigned, wishing to leave for
A:t Europe, offers for sale his STOCK ofGOODS
with his establishment simulated in the town of
Waterloo, La; or will lease his lot, house and
warehouse, with all the improvements thereon.
to the satisfaction of the purchaser of the stock:
This is very good investment for any one
wishing to gointo business the situation being
good and we'll known one.
:. AIso-A small Cotton Plantation, in cul-
tivatlon, OF four arpents front by about forty in
depth, situated on the Island Of False River. in
the parish of Pointh Coupee.
AIso-A Tract of Land, well timbered with
cypress ash and cotton wood, Of ten arpents
front on the Mississippi river. and situated in
the parish of West Felciana, about three miles
below Bayou Sara. Said tract of land, having
good bank and first-rate landing, is we'll adapted
for woodward or to put up saw-mill.
Terms and Conditions, Moderate.
For further particulars apply to.
ZENON DEMORUELLE,
a9.tf. at Waterloo, La.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
THE VILLAGE WAREHOUSE.
THE undersigned informs

THE undersigned informs go
,lfaE. the public that he will have o.
1870 1szzs.ska large and commodious ware
house ready for use on the LIST of September ne;
and will do all the
RcceiDing, Forwarding 8 Storing 6,.sine
at the Village Landing, near Raccourci.
therefore soicits the patronage of the planters
the Village, New Texas, and Raccourci, and Il
public in general
RATES OF CHARGES.
Cotton, per bale 10 cts,
Sugar, per hogshead. 20 +"
Molasses, per barrel rs I"
Other produce and merchandise in properties
L. V. PORCHE.
. Village, July IS, 1859. It.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
sowiaE.NIa
GRAND DEPOT OF
Wheeler q W'asOn's Celebrated
@R wEN@ NgAgHENR8

AT THE STORE OF
MEsSRS. GRAUGNARD & CO.,
False River, La.
Which machines they offer for sale at the Cy price.
They invite ladies and families to visit their
store. and examine for themselves when they will
have an opportunity Of trying them. je1s.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
q S r R A Y.

WAS TAKEN UP, by valrnout Bergeron. a
w black Cow with two Calves Of differ
ent ages. without any mark except star on the
forehead and both sides white.
The owner is requested to come and claim his
property according to law, otherwise they will
be sold at my Office on Saturday. the 27th Aug
ust next S. POURCIAU,
Justice of the Peace, 1Ith Ward.
June 25, 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

The same ladies who would faint to
see a mans shirt on clothes-lne, will,
in waltz, lovingly repose their heads
on the bosom of the same garment when
the man is in it.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
ID UrcHEnv.

MagzEA MR. SIMON GONDRAN informs
the public and his old customers thai
---f&-za4- he has again commenced the business
q hu'cherlng, and will furnish the
besf Alta kapas Beef.
,of ; the use Of families, during the whole season.
Mash great pnntuality; and will spare no pains to
satisfy his patrons - fs''A's "
pointe Coupee, April %. 1850. tf
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
TO SUG.gR PLANTERS

sm- THE UNDERSIGNED announces
to the planters Of this parish that he
Eis ready, as heretofore, to

Tsun the Rollers Of Sugar .UtHs.
His long experience in that kind of work, so
difficult to be well done, enables him to warrant
his work to be done to the satisfaction of every
one. He refers to Messrs. S. V. Goserand, Ter
nant y Co., Q. Bouis, C. W. Allen, +. NJ Neff, L.
Keiser, E. Boudreau and others.
An early application will enable him to make
all the repair sugar mills in time for the next
rolling serson. Apply at his residence, on False
River. [ap23-6m.] MICHEL MICHEL.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

TO PLANTERS
AND WHOM II NAY CONCERN.
flANIEI. EDWARDS is now prepared to exec
~ ute with peculiar facilities. at his estab-
llshment, Nos %, so and 50 New Levee and 81
" and Al Fulton streets New Orleans. IRON
tePFER, TN. SHEET IRON. RE,ss MutIpiNG, FINISH
INF. AND BLACKSMITH WORK.
This establishment. in the following described
work. challenges competition:
Chmness Breechiny, Stills
juice BoXes Fire Beds Ash Pans
Ciarifiers, Fiiterers. Heaters,
eoffER, TIN AND PEWTER WORMS, for Distilleries:
and SHEET-lRoN PIPE.
&9- Planters and others Interested would do
wen to call and examine my STEAM TRAINS for
'he manufacture of sugar, before purchasing
elsewhere They have been in operation many
years aud give universal satisfaction. Parties
1assins orders may rely upon their execution
WITH ihe utmost dispatch.
D4sNlEI. EDWARDS.
Nos. 2s 80 and 81 New Lcyee
and 81 s. and Il Fulton streets, New Orleans
mch26 ~.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

Notice.. A. ROY, Attorney and Coun-
sellor at Law. and Notary Public. has removed
his Office next door TO the Court House.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
THE DEMOCRAT.
pfEI.i~iFEp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
on FALSE RIVER.
Dfics next door 10 the Court House.
BSCRIPTI ON:
THREE DOLLARS ............P PER ANNUM
ITT1RLdBLT Y IN dDT1NCE.
ReyPayable at tic Office ~Ga
ADV BRITISH L 4 TES

s'or each square OF 10 lines ~ less the first
insertion OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 90
For each additional insertion, per square. 50
For professional and business cards tiucud-
ing paper,) not exceeding s lines. for II months,
SIS.
4 liberal discount made TO yearly advertisers,
but their privilege will be strictly limited to their
own immediate and regular business and the
business Of an advertising firm is not considered
as including that of its individual members
Advertisements published at irregular inter
yas, 81 per square for each insertion
Calls on persons to become candidates will be
Inserted as other advertisements. to be paid for
Invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for office. SO. to be
paid for in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for
a specified time will be inserted till forbid. and
payment exacted
Marriages and deaths are to be published as
news: obituaries tributes of respect. and funeral
invitations, as other advertisements.
Es- Cards Of n Personal character can only
be published in this paper as advertisements. and
must be paid for IN ADVANCE at double ad-
sertisng rates.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
TN L BRITISH PERICDIoaL

vi BRITISH PERICDIOa
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
Ifeat reelection in the price of the later pubIica
sioh. L. Scott Co.. New York. eontinnn To
p'oiish the following leading British Periodicals
s.E "is: !: :
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HE h.DIsGBUEf REVIEW tNhig.l
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dHf WESTMINSTER REYIEws (Liberal)
bLAcSWooBs EnlsGBrRGH MACHINE fTory.l
i5gsc Periodicals ably represent the three great
Political parties Of Great Britain -Nhia. Tory
and Radieal-bat politics forms only one feature
" their character. As organs of The most pro-
Ina writer's on Science, Literature Morality
a'a feiigron. they stand, as they ever have stood
.lfiSailed III the world Of letters. beipo CON.
s'aered Indispensable to tic scholar and fbe nro
isssiehai man, while to the Intelligent reader q
sIY cta5s they furnish q more correct and salts
i,'eletf record Of the current literature of tho
~ ihfonghoui the world than can b. ,,os.;t1s
o'saihea from any other source. i,Ys'.'''ss
TERMS,
u any one Of the four Reviews. . "a
two - Z : ~ ~
three Of the fofr Reviews oo w
:. all iour OF the Reviews. : ~ ~
q Backwood's Magazine, : w
= Elaelswood and three Reviews. !, 3 oo oo
the four Reviews. N a. ~
;, Payments to be made IN all cases in a,,vanoao ~
aoney current in the State where Issued vii, -
received at par VII pe
Rerittances for any Of the above publications
shonld always he addressed. postpaid 10 The mi,
fishers. LEONARD SC5TT & rss Ny pun
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

The price Of Hoops and Ties at n O., is 6
cents per pound, (liberal deductions made to
merchants for city acceptances,) and oil orders
will receive prompt attention by
F. BELCHER, Agent.
IL IL Commercial Place, NO. my7-ly.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

We know a man so habitually sleep,
that his curiosity cannot be wakensl
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
Saddle and Harness Manufactorv.

III nooh nass y El, Manufacturer Of Saddles, Har-
es, nr,ules Whips, Collars &C., corner of
orders promptly attended ta. ass@ s penair;r,g
aoae win neatness and dispatch. na7-y
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

TAKEN UP.
Rf J.B. VILERET, on Bayou Fordoche, near
- Mrs. Swain's plantation. on or about the lst
Of February, 1853, a dark-bay MULE, about s or
ten years old; with the left ear cut off, and is
branded on the left hip with th letter T. and on
ane =, LETT shoulder, qM, the p backwards. The
high,
Inc owner is requested to come forward, prove
pupeI'y and pay the costs. he will be sold in
sss.en.y DAYS tat the office Of the underigned on
o"eafaasy, 5efh July next.) as the law directs
pa;rt. V. i. POOLE J, F., 4th Ward.
oihte eoupee. May Il, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
htfambnats dn6 Rdilrcahs.

NEWPORT and PhOVIDENCE-Th steamer
~ SOUTH AMERICA will leave Pier ", s Sorth River
TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, n4p p III Fare
Cabin -; Deck, 81. Fer Ffeistt or Passage spplyto
L RLNNY No. p Coeatles slip
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.
y York- YAYEk EIsEMASs sst CosAAD EsLkH AHN
ard Louiss his wfesannooa TO me ssfs dsan too sfe
bsrsby ned required the eoopans In ths
sctiop vLicb dsJ sled the Office o. Tho Clse d hs
Cry and County q New ss ths C;' q Or sa .
scrLe II s Office No. Nasu Ia ssia city withn tvsaty
day, st@r Of this excioave VI ns
dsy Il sa serdce and yoo fall 70 sos~er tbs ssA soupAin
within the 4 sors.sid ra..S this scton w spFy 70
the CogiI ior tie relief d.mAne q IN ne pssa ssv
TIN Der ., 1859 CbV w. erE'ESS,
siolavtwS fizinadb At1rrry
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
rGOJNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
Ill INSTITUTE, IIf
Ra rs 4tA IT. tsornsi q meDeusJstI, - WaaAngoa
square
Mo..r. CLARK tANNIN0, P.IscrALs,

overs seventeenth schosssc yes, on Sept IL Issa
uaIs eph Of ell r.cesvsd end Instructed Ia a
Sr.s.s sr.psrstory busness collage Tue numser o.,
. n \, tt depsatnerts 10 two hundred Toe Yneip.
yps.s IN Csssos baibenstcs Neural Scspc.s fr-peh
swss sp.n,h soolt.sIins Drawing, Pennan.sio II su
sa Con psiiiop ke, TEN experienced Professor. aud In
ss"sSe.S spd,n Of the Classical Dspartmen, jus
~. ,,ufv Of the Authors reyor.d for adrisson the
~ W md sphopore olsss cf College. tuon Of
80 I'm N.F glare, vbo hss during than twenty yesn
to 20 Isrtn and o. eek classics prepared many Rev.
ss,n,s sr Columbia and other College, among whom
snso M,rris Of this city for the Glass Of
CD@se, kr serDsd Pr,tte Of the l.'e Mayor OF
- In ss Freshman Clsss Of Yale College; and Mr.
,s Kire Of the Pfesiden. Of Counba College the
tsnt ttto, Class Of that Institution
csse. IN French have been placed under the
ne,sp of Prof De Gros 10 eminent fo parting cor
II conversational use Of the Language.
n. esr tr Of ths nstue renders easy access
~ ,,csd stage from all Of the city Brooklyn er~y
Sy .pd Boboke While pugs 70 /. from Yopke,s lrvnyton,
ssv Rochelle and JaUsics are Of ops.nt
s,s,es Burntor No. ~ SHAW Rsyners No. &c BowerJ
r the school
Pm sipals.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

~rvrpII pAu. ROAD of EEWJERSEY-
c..c.sn. .. Ns- Hsnvson viii .hs D.sv.s. Lcsss.
s,ars sDd w.a~s s'isSs1. ssS a f-''" VI" -
yss., nay III tss'ss -
HsrYcrl so' E.sso s9l n:'nss, s PIT n ,e soss,
III. ~ he .scv- zslss sp m rse ,soy. 80
Ss,. n,-YorI ron sea of cSuriARlsst . ''ss -
A. Ard mt nl . n.w.yo,r s.h.s .soss eonrectsos
.. E.sar VIII III: Lshs ysey n.ilre:s :1S 49, ssss' . ~
Esst P.ansylvan,a ESrsa 10 Rss1hs wftscu, e1sns
'nS ~ The Dss.ss sa.snn. .ni w,:,:sa A.; :.
Dad u is.ve at 7:S only for Leass Sssy
''"' e nd II JOHN O. srERSs supsiussaAsa.
NEW. YORK .nd NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1859. SUMNER ARnAS9E,Msisssf NE "'@
p..-n,.r, s.s,cp h Yoft. cf nshs ana ss<s
,e,s.H.,rs A1s' I1 s..ii rs SIS 70 ~.
g. sis;p:' sI,; 81. to- ,.is:A a 81 sss.;,, ~.
r., i s,::s. 's t:s tsts ' e, s., s! s
= M For s.amfd, J. ts.h ia;S a;S t;s ,; ,ss
don. T'sn 'i;;s ;cssssetisc sIS tis ;ls Ts.iss, ssSs,
=, sS n ,os ID s ~: s.
S4 e =: sis: s.. nd "a
e :: &; ss.S .:a'a s.. =: :. =
psnSur, sd No'.'A s,is:S 81 soys O. sS s!s..,.1...
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE vi. NEW
l. PORT spd FALL RlvER-rhe sp~ndia and sas.ssos
sThspsY % THURSDAY. Ss sSsd SATURDAY a S,ess =,
spd The UMPIRE STATE, Capt Bpytoa. on hONDAt'
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at occck froaa Pies No
3N.R -
Hereafter -s. rs.rd.a secured 70 any sgps-
cant until the an snail have bon pait tr.
Freight Boston Is srd-d through with great tpstch y
an Exyr-p Pr~'sht T,su
WM BOaDEN, Agent, No4 70 and II w~st'S-
NTEW-YORK ard HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
90 and sner WEDNESDAY, Sept a. 1852 trains VIZ Leave
26,hst Station NsvHofh 80 foliows:
For " Willams Brids--745 and II . IN, % sud $50 p :.
For White Plains-l2:So Ard p IN, and sl5 p ~ nom
White and Centre. sta
For Dover PlsipsA p. m.
From Alesny-e:3os IN Mall Train
Returning will leave
Dover Plsins-5:90
White Plsins-5;S 80 and D m, and p N
Williams Bndge-6:sn ard $50 tn ! and $50 o.
Absny-s:iSA Mail Train. N. j. CAMPBELL, eups-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01

CUPREME COURr.-City and County OF New.
- Yah-EDWIN G. DRAKE, Plsioud, against Ed
b. RICE D.fsndsnr sumrons money dsnsnd en con
tract. Com. sered To tie defendant Edws g. Elos
Yon are hereby summoned ard required 70 answer he
In this son which 6d In the Office Of the CSert o. ths
CITY and County OF N.w.York the City Hal 10 sad City.
,ad com plsip on the subcrib~r oo- No Bsskoao
NewYors wibtwenty ssr the service Of tts samaos
you Of such srsts and yeu sh 70
s. The plant within The tn- sfsresAd hs pAs
this action Will ad sot 's..t you , ths sum %
FIVE bundled and pnety lars AID seventy for .sn with
interest So1.snth day II Spismbsr one osAne
eiss hundred and fifty nne b. sds The en.ts o. ~
Dated September 10, 1853. CEOkoE ILnvHivE-
sl7 lswewS Riebuu ANoI.ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
r. FEkRERO'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
NJ; N6 - ~ NEST 18th .ST, NEW &0hA-

rbe above Academic. open in New Yori on Toe sth Of o.
toeer, ana In brooklyn on tie lith of Octobei.
Pupils can oin .; time Quarter commences TIE DAY
az entry for further particulars Circulars be bad a. ne
stteuded.
kB-hr Ferero desires 10 direct snon bis Work nov
course OF R.oneaon entitled The HSory Of Dancing. also
1e Figures Aanc and necessary lprucon for .he Perfor-
nance OF ne hcst nocern Dances VII Do ready
sho, 10th Of Oeoht AID can b. ksa OF sny Of ,e pys
beokssi.eSs sssV u The AosSsul:ss oi tss Aa.AQI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.

CUPKEME COURr-CI.y and County Of New, v
- Ynk THE GENERAL SYNOD H ths n8nCkNED
paOTTsTAET DUTCH caUkCH sssins PHILIP ti'L-
pATRlCK, james Irwin, Charles Leland he hs,ssy ysoo
Csupb.n IT, Csf line L. RobsBsen wdgw a. Ahfsa sp,n' 1n,
Allied Robinson, Hsny Robinsou Ehsse.ss
Henry B. Hos ~ A<m.ntIsr G tee soods sSa ssss>a ud
ordi. Of Aired k,birs's. esssa,d Ysras Hsoe hssry
Err.s Cs1ei Edw.rd C. kiehsris Jeha s,,so wa. sal-
dv.u Pniip o. SBy.n D,sns S1ysn, John esswsr, Re-
e,iy~r L. M4,.1a T. Codss,sI Elecu.hx q jonathan J.
C1s6ztn A u.sin. c Porter, 6sscsd Q. Cs,
ADsLsa a Sweet Ths rachs Natal fnssrsce C1np.ny,
Wfiian BsYksr william A ws,sen. John HSeke. Hs~-
l.y a. spifb, J. Csrnsn. Cnsr.s A Grnss4, wlhsm H..
H.ou Gs0rseE Power, Charles won5 William An.a I.s.
Dot.ou. Charles gonasDc. Jo.sh CoIey Wbsm ~ KIRK,
J.rses n. Leeds james u. shs~, DANIEL Rhodes D..h n
o,d Srlsol sssr~ooa. John Rsd~sy j., Jacob vssdsrbt
N..on spih Ers1se Smith, L,irg Pslrsr, ys1ss CSwtTd,
Eenond Y,nDi John l. Tiffany 10 the Despdssts; foa are
hereby nsea ADD r-9a red % ansss As eom.n, 70 70
.,I -s.eh h eay fsd Ia the ssos q .. Css Ne
Ciry spa cocn.J of s-vfors o. the Csy Hsh Cy@ ss~
l,fk eoty 81 70 'ns sa eey -
the sabecros thsr ohcss No ~ 0rosdwsy Hoef
Josp .ros Er.Yak CITY via sw'Ey dsy sss s~ s-i..ss
rhas yoa sIcssiss q ue d q sses
ryos fan 70 snswe aid coupsn. wfdn fse one
@ Plaintiffs IL tli. vii s,piy % tss S"s ~ ne
d.u.nSrc IN .h. -Ds,et Sv ro,s y1ssf i~a
Miller FEET McHoIs
Pa1tfd k1n<0ryL
~ ,.~c.s No. 01 BsosSwsy, x Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-01
feaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL C.
BRAINARD, esq, Surrogate Of tho County Of King, nocs
IL hereby rvsp according law TO ell perwns having cns
deceased they required exhibit tbs with tns
thereof 20 ID. subs the executor tss ooe sf
Broadway City Of New Yok, before ths 18th dAy of
March neyt.-Dsted September lsss
sl0 lsw6dpo9 CHAdLES b. hAr, LxeeutoS
Of On rsoyept from bis debs punuant the provoos Of
the third article Of the first s u h chaSser OF ~ second
pat of .he Revived Statutes:
OEORGE r. POOrE Of the City Of Baaso IN tbs County
Of Erie nsolyent debtor Individually sod oas 81 The a,s
frn Of Foote Hays Notice hryt pubhsd Bcptrmbsr sP
Crdors sppea- before the Hon j. O. hsea Justice Of s
prior Court OF Buffalo In ssd county st bis Casmssss In saa
ry the 18th Gay II November next % ten O'Clock Ia thc
forroon any they have Why ~ saenn'sn
should not made Of sad insolyeos estate sod hs 70 ~
cb. r,sd fyon hls d.Lta ALLEN BALDWIN,
Auoroeysfr o. Foote
sl7 iavlows. No. isl Main Ct, Buffalo, ~ Y.
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RELIABLE orle fron the trade by u or TELEGRAPH tAed o'
AUSTENS, Agents,
No. 95 fea- r., Y.
KEROSENE 10 also to be obtained al the AsaE!.c'aien
Prices. Of al the NewYoIk Wholesale DaIgs GroceFs Cam
phene srd Burius fluid MsnuactCers Sna Dealers II Lamps
B-KEROSESE 1, the tr,de-msT Of he Kerosene OA
Co Ard al persons cautioned ssAIss uSs the SAID aas
u.rk for other oils
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Dansina Ataosmles.
4 DODwORTH. DANCING ACADEMIES.

a. No. SEQ Brosdw.y, New-YoIk
No lS7SIor;ss1e- psce. brookiJS.
Mes. York or WEDNESDAYS nd sATURpAS, cosimeor
&s sept "a; BrooiIyn or TUESDAYs and FRIDAYS, cam
s-nclng Sep, a Private Clss far Ldies ~ II u Ct.s. s
ChAArrn a, o m for GenLemea q. F.l1ihs, PriNsN
csssS and sshool classes attended.
Srveas may be he'd a; e.:he; Of the Acsh--lea
mi poDw ORTIZ takes U-at plessars u casi.s sseH'ol
TIE entesn Of hi, Broklyu establishment rse srsc refr
near, eoee. its csPseity with se fn, n pIo2t
iea' seutiou has ~ te acof Ion o. PivPS
2.,ehn Of veniiAaea Mr. DOB WORTH hs e'oI ma r
y - i.cSo. IN addition TO al the fssh.onsee c>sS cs
- IS se caves wUgd have nc mos: tAas eno -,
.s nsas ~af Ane ssas aeposn, Of those ps 20 unas az
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uater Qure.

nR. Z. J. LOWENrHALS wATER.CUKE
and dGYMNASlJM-Ho,el accommods.ops for rrsastsae
And Perm sn~nt Bosrdes No 10 Beecksrst st. Nsv York
VTYHE WATER-CURE aud HYGIENlC NSTI.
SUTE located ., Noa IS and Lsish. see door froa
A. Johps Psrt GOOD BOARD b. obtained from ~ b
81 Der wrth FULL TREATMENT, with Be.rd, Lom D! 70
sl5 Per week Transient p.r:oa. Fl pei s 9y"Sss0s - =
cb.rr. Oiicce Consui,stions nom q m - p n =
TRAIL, N. D., and y. A. GORToN. u D., PhysSsAnA -
4ANCHER, Proprietor.
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CUPBEME Nsw.York.-sAMUEL

CUPBEME COURT.-New-York.-
y " RODNAN against JOHN II SHAW. Bammsns Tar
money demand To the DefDss1t: iou are hereby
and REQUIRED ths complaint In this scton,
vLich was fled with Csrh Of this Cour AZ tss City H
York the sh Of 5ep,saeer iS of wassa epy y
herewith served upoc Of yon aesvef
!. the ,c compliant On tbe ubes At bis cce. No 81 Wall.
g. City fNe~ Yogk within t"sofy days q s 'sfyns
ss.vsr complain, within The time sfess.sM no ~
10 III. .or Will ssaos. ebs s1un Of fi'
80. Un5r,d md rfy Donan aud rt.ry Fouf Csns vh
,s. from The Tw,ny-fh day of August, one Thousand
Ftxh Hundred and FyNEe. bssSss Ne costa ,a scn"n.
D.tsd New. york, September 8 1873. - -, g..
Il ID bOWNL- rAuun A~fISJ'
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