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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

MILL IRONS MACHINERY AND ALI
I'VE kinds of Castings made to order at the Staun.
ton Foundry, by A. j. CARRIER & co.
Get T. 1870
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Capital Prize, - 800, 600 4!

34,4l2 Prizes amounting to $l,o3o,4|z
Tickets SIS, Halves So. Quarters 81 Eighths 90
Certificates of IS Whoes $2ao.C0
do &c Halves $l25.JO
do 2G Quarters S625O
do rs E;ghths S3l.5o
THE HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
(MoRE PRIZES THAN BLANKs,)
Is drawn every Saturday, Capital Prize $1,000
Tickets IS. Halves 81. Quarters 81
CITY PLAN LOTTERIES
Drawn every Day, in which you can select your
own numbers.
Tickets from 81 to price, and prizes IN proper
ton.
EVERY PRIZE rs DRAWN.
CIRCULARS
Containing full explanations Of our Schemes, etc
vii, be forwarded by mail to any one
sending as their name.
All communications strictly confidential.
In ordering Tickets or certificates enclose the
Money to our address for the Tickets, ordered, on
receipt of which they will be forwarded by the
first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be seEt
to purcha sers Immediately after the drawing.
The Official Drawing are published in the New
York HERALD.
Orders received and Prizes Cashed at 55s Broad
way, New York. Direct your orders to
l.. A. HODGES, Agent, New York City, or
HODGES, DAVIS & CO., Managers,
Macon, &a.
April 6, 1s60.-1y.
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Apr1I IT, I606s
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
~ Under no circums ,ances will goods be deliver
ed from the depot of the Va C. r. r. at Stanton
without written order from the owner.
Stanton. LETT. W, A. RURKE. Ap'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HODGES, DAVIS g. cos
LozI1zTEsFgI-EzS.

CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF Ga,
Authorized by the Legislature for the Benefit
OfAcedemies.
Class -
Drawn every Tuesday, in the City OF Ma
con, Georgia.
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The above is a portrait of David McCrearJ of Ma
pier township, who en- the 3lst day of August 1858,
made affidavit before Justice Gorey that he
treated for the cure of Cancer by three physicians
Of Bedford county, and by DR.. Newton of Che Ec-
lectic College in Cincinnati for period of nearly
eight months, notwithstanding which, his lip, nose
and portion of has left cheek entirely eaten
roy! He had given up all hope, when he heard OF
the ''Rlood Searcher," and was induced to try it.
Four bottles cured him, and although sadly disfg-
ured there is no question but what this Invaluable
medicine saved his life. The full particulars of this
remarkable case may be seen in circular, which
can be had of any of the Agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Bleakney, of
Eidefton, Armstrong county, Pa, cured of Scr ofu
la after being unable to get out # bed for lreo
years.
TO the case of lady in Ausonville, Clea field
county, who was also afflicted with Scrofula in it,
wort form.
10 the of George Mese residing in Cnrro,
town, Cambria county, Pa, who so badly al
ticted with Cancer that it ate his entire off,
and his worse if possible, than McCeary's.
The particulars of these cases; every Of which
was cured by the use of the Blood Searcher-may
also be found in circular to be had of any of the
Agents.
R. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near
the Pa. Railroad Depot, Holidaysburg, Pa.
DIR. George Ii. keyser, Wholesale Agent Pitts
burg, Pa, DR.. w. B. Young, Stanton, Va, G.
NJ King, Waynesboro, Va.
January, 8. tS60--1y.
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RTAIR * he.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

NOR the sale of HAY and al kinds OF COU N
e TRY PRODUCE.
REFER to Messrs. Crenshaw d Co., and Ed
mond, Davenport d Co.
October II, lS50.-3m.*
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DR.. TELLER continues
to be confidentially and sue
cesstully consulted on all
forms of private disease, at
his Old Established Hospi-
tai, No. s Beaver Street.
sAlbany. N. Y.
l Twenty years devoted to
sthis particular branch oil
spractice enables him to per-
sform cures such SIS no other
physician can, and his ia
scilities are such (heino in
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Cost an0 fouu6.

I OST-In the neighborhood of Union-square, on
~ Wednesday evening black NEwF0UNDLAND DOG
eith white feet white and breast and white tip o. %
Broadway.
I OST or STOLEN.-A NOTE for $4o4 30,
IL drawn and indorsed by @. Lomer of Montrsa SsnAda
payable months snsr date Of April i6 1852 Tho pubic are
hereby cautioned against negotiating said note S pay en' WI"
not be made.
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srraMherries.!. something New:!!


yrst ou-Ior serving and ether fre beautiful
Silver Plated DISH, with CooredGsss VASE which makes
a delicious fruit immensely tempting At retail and
wholesale by LUClUS HART, Nos. snde Burlingsip
Auction Notice-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUkE and HOUSEHOLD DECORATIONS Of every conceya-
be Kind quality PRIVATE SALE for this week ct Ne
Clinton place in Eighth few doors west OF Broadway
% opportunity TO purchase hrst class goods at from 70
bought Otoer place
much better than going to auction they will be sod at
trouble the goods all be
examined and home free OF charge The sssort
nen very large aud varied embracing all the articles both
usefu ornamental necessary TO homekeepe TO the
Cutlery Irockery Fine ood Suites IN rich coverings
Per Mirrors rich Window Dapery bronze Clocks
Stoes and Groups finely China Vase and general
assortment Of Paror and Drawing Furniture consisting
many articles to De enumerated here Also sobd os sud
walnut velvet and other desirable
Capets also very full variety Of rich sood and other
kndx ood Bedeads
Wsrdrobe hne horse hair Mattresses and Bedding In
short 10 Offer great Inducements thing that
,ood Call and word OF
fhs notice Is nos true. open from IN. to
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Sorses, Carriages, &f.

ITO AMATEURS of FINE HORsEs;-For
SALE az beautiful weIliraoed ser sanshgs s System
Park and waYau,sd sound and kind every respect Apply
b medseiy 10 L. DOUGLAS, corner Of 7o,ba. and 2dss
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Professional Notices.

~ the celebrated bone setter intends be in New York,
tie National Hotel entrance Liberty, No 87 the fourth
every month Tuesday and Wednesday June 70 and
a. attend TO boneSeng, and to all Scroula and Chronic
Diseases
n II. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne. AZ
W. Third-st., St. Louis Mo.-COMMISSI0NERf for NEW
YORK, OHIO IOWA. CONNECTICUT, and tho other States
Mercantile Agency fo the Eastern and Southern States
particular attention will be given 10 the prompt collection OF all
claims ntrused 10 hs In this State and Southern ncs
aud by responsible correspondents at all points along the Ms
sippi and Missouri rivers, above Cincinnati.
RxxRKscKs; Hon Erastus Corning Abany Jaaes Hornet
merchant; Messrs Martin Smiths VIM. Kent z. H. Kimbal
Whiting Clark w. E. Noyes VIM. VI. Evats, Attorneys and
Counseos NewYork Jas Homer and Daniel Wilson, ESQ.,
merchants; and Horace Greeley, esq, New-York City.
PROFESSIONALLY JOSHUAF. BRIDGE,
D. offers his pro seryces his residence iu the
OIaefenberg Medical Institute Buiding No. BUND-ST
NewYork Irregularities and Diseases Women of every de-
sciption Consumption and Chronic Difficulties made
speciality and sGuy and successfully treated cv Invaids
and comfortable time Of confinement
received in the Institute reasonable charges The NewYok
Dsy News says THE Urseenberg Institute IL large four
story edice handsomely furnished airy commodious aud ad
mrab.y adapted IN every respect for the accommodation Of
those suffering from the above from chronic diseases hose
de- string skill at tu- OF confinement and who
wish 10 avail themselves Of its quiet and secluded The
can gentleman medical ledge and great
practical experience" Particulars regarding erns Ee had BY
addressing him, at No. 2 BOND-ST., New. York. -
CTAMMERING CURED in few Lessons
~ Apply to o. VALE, Teacher Of Navigation Surveying
BOOK Keeping, &c. Aso Publisher Of Sci-athc AID Liberal
Books. Office No. SSl Pesrls Qrankin slusre), n. Y
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Parsons,s Exterminator

Has connleey rid Fsnrhs Hoe NewYork of CockOaehes
spd ra He recommends invaluable 70 Hoekesper the
the world Sold BY all Druggists throughout the United
States and Cansdas.
DR. Bauuipg in Daily Attendance at ms ottce No 81
BleeeksTs treatment Of SPlNAL AnFECIl sna
of PI1MONARY, DIGESTIVE UTERINE and URINARY
WTIkNFSsES Also for the radical cure Of HERNIA tup
tqres) HIS improved BRACES sent 70 order Explanatory
Essay mailed free.
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DenslOw's Benzine.
DOUBLE DISTILLED.

The best liquid yet discovered for removing
all kinds of gie ,se, paint, and oil stains from
1ilk or wooden goods, al d for cleaning gloves.
No injury to cslor or texture. In bottles
with full dir ctions), at ~ cents, Is cents,
ind 80 cents. Depot No l62 Broadway, New
rk Sold by Druggists genera ly.
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OLIPHANTS JAPAN AND CHINA. Narrative Of the Earl o.
ElRin Mission China and Japan in the years 1851 49, 59
By LAURENCE OLPBAHr Private Secretary Of Lord Elgin
Illustrations. 9yo, Muslin ~ IS; Half Calf SO IS.
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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1860.
THE
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS.


MOUNT VERNON PAPERS.
EDvARD EVERETT
vol limo, cloth, 81 25
This work associated with event of peculiar national
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The History Of Chrsmas 1he History Of frsnklins House
The Comet Some Circumstances Nashngtons Private Life
Louis Napoleon; Sir alter Scott Journey In Europe; Itl
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things treated o. Mr. Everett is noted American writers
for the purity and elegance Of his STYLE well for his
sye scholarly saDmentsa repute which this work viii ad
mirsbly maintain
Aside from the excellence and value OF the work itself the
publishers believe that book by gentleman distinguished
IN the political history of the coontry be interesting ed
dition TO American Literature.
ID. A. Co. have recently Published:
BERTHA PERCY; Or, LEsPEHAscE. By Margaret Field.
vol, 12mo. 81 Is
FLoREN cE NIGHTINGALES NOTES on NURSING.
vol. I'm Cloth. Is cents:
A MANUAL OF CHURCH MUSIC. By wm H. Walter.
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THE REVELATION OF JOHN; ts Own Interpreter In
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The PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE. BY George
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From the Earliest Times the French Revelation OF 17
BY PAExE GoDwIN Vol. tAncient GauD. Syo, Mu
lin, 81
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THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. A Novel By GEoReB ELIOT
Author of adam Beder and Scenes OF Clerical Lne'
Library Edition. l2Ino., Muslin, 81
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OPERATIC INTERLUDE.
With English Singing by Mme. Won BERKEL and Mile
GEBELE
REFRESHMENTS all times In the Saloon and Gardens
Promenade of the japanese.
Concluding with the Ballet of
LA q A II I " E,
Py LIMA WINDEL, the GALE SISTERS, Nile KATA.
RINA Mons WEfTHOF, Mr. Lesson, and the corps
GARDEN OPEN ALL DAY-TlCKETS 80 CENTS
Good for Day or Evening performance.
Seats may be secured week IN advance
GRAND MATINEES ON WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON. at o'clock
No reserved seats for Matinees
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CICERO ON osAfURY AND ORATORS. Translated o.
Edited by j. 6. WATSON Emo. Muslin, IS cents Hall Caf
81 bO forming the twenty-second volume OF HARPkR
NEw CLASSICAL LiRRARYa Series OF Literal Transaons Of
the Prfucpal Greek and Latin Authors)
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MOTHERS TRIALS Or TnB fiRsr BoRS. A Nov,
By the author OF My Lady l2nio, Muslin, 81
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T C. ADAMs's CALIFORNIA MENAGERIE
HOOPER ONION FOR THE ADVANCE

y MENT or SCIENCE AND ART.-The Annual CON-
encement this Institution I. appointed for WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS Juno % and 2s On the former
evening the exhibition Of tho class Of Vocal Music viii
place. commencing o'clock the latter evening viii be de-
voted the regular Commencement Exercises consng Of ad
by the pupils the delivery OF certificates those who
have passed the exanstons and address to these by the
Hon WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER OF New-Jeney.
Tickets admission Tor each evening be hsdby applying
the Office Of the Cooper Union. any day a. m 70
p. NJ. and on MONDAY EVEslNG, june Is, from to O.
JAMES 7. HODGE, Curster.
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&OS FOR 1899 U. >. CENICllsS c61S tsis% to isSI
showing prices psd al per year for Monthly Chart, to MA
SONS coin depot, No 433 North I'd st. Phiadephia
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MASONIC and i. o. of o. r. REGALH--
y1 Pheess Psssn. Sword IL. as and ssorda ys~ss 10
Lodres, Chapters, &c WM. N. PRICE 2s bro@dHsy' N.
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THE WEST ,NDlEs AND rHE SPANISH MAIN BY
ANTHONY TRoILoPE Author Of Doctor Thorne The Ber
trams" &c. l2mo Muslin Si
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Amnsements.

NJ B L O's G A Z d e N.
kixoss Ei6sTMER i;is IN
BURLESQUE BALLET 0PERATIC SINGING,
FLORAL PROMENADE REFRESHMENTS.
During the stay ofthe
JAPANESE EMBASSY,
The doors win be open from 10 q. m oil day.
BY special permission Of the Manager
THE JAPANESE AMBASSADORS
and their suite will
PROMENADE IN THE GARDEN AND SALOONS
al hours q the day and evening;
NIBLO'S GARDEN IL the ONLY PLACE where
they CAN BE SEEN as they
THE JAPANESE TREATY CHARIOT
will also be exhibition In the Floral Hell.
AZ night the Gardens, Saloons ian and Theater Will be-
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED BY JAPANESE
FRIDAY EVENING June a. 1860,
Alter the STAGE PROMENADE,
MORTIMER THOMSUNS new Buresque, the
LADY OF THE LAKE, TRAVESTIE.
The NELSON SISTERS, MI M MARk NJ Rs s,np sTITH
Miss MARY WELLS Mr. H. DAVENPORT,
The GALE SISTERS, Mr. Lesson,
'''''' Mise A. FRANCE,
The fRoP OF si Ds, zosb
GRAND SCOTCH BALLET-MILITARY EVOLUT1ONS.
MAGNIFICENT NEW SCENERY
BY THORNE and JOHNSON
NEW COSTUMES aud PROPERTIES.
James Miss Cary Nelson
Roderick Dhu Mr w Dasidge
Douglas. A. H. Davenport
Malcom Creme. Miss Polly Marshall
Brian s.........'... hr u feters
Allan BaDe.. d. W Leeson
Ellen Douglas naiss sara Nelson
Lady Margaret Miss mary wens
Blanche OF Devon. marx smith
Split Of the Lake. Miss A. France
Tryesiie,
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THE PICTURE THAT SELLS.

nODWORTH' JOURNAL for BRASS
IL BANDsp number every month contains Music FOR
Brass Banda Parts separate d. b. Dodworth Astorpace
YJNHE MYSTERY in the CORNER HOUSE is
Il going to be e,pisined in the NEW-YORk WEEKLY
yery shortly by I. s. ARTHUR
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firemorks.

DEPOT for W. HADFIELD a. SONs
IL FIRST PREAfI M FIREWORKS.-A full sss0tDent u
the best quality Of the prices Dealers rssps
fully invited to call. q. F0ULDS, jr, No ~ Jehn-sl
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Phonagraphy-D. b. MELLISH, practical reporter, will
deliver Lecture PHONOGKAPHlC sHORr rHAND, at Dr..
1rars Lecture room. No. Is Lsght-st. THURSDAY EVE
MINI June 2s o'clock The pubic invited. class
~n open FRIDAY night Tu ion 81 ~ fOr Is lessons NJ
Pbouosaphy taught through the mail in familiar letters and IN
suctisD receipt Of 5. Address d. b. MELLlSH
No Is Laiehtst, New-Nor
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70O OOO COPIES .Sd, Of the hen TRIAL ri! L, Of ;a

EOOeOVV the QIEEN OF hINDI1ANDi WtIc sVIu III
Europe accused of being the mother Of who was
not heir The Papers will pnbish the whole
trial 5000 copies OF the ASTOR PAPERS are nov ready
Price so Pnbished by REU BEN NOSE % Maldenane
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LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By j. w. SHEAHAS
Editor The Chicago Times With aPortrait In Fol
l2mo, Muslin, 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
'Ra TWO n euan S e
ssS @ or Srss Of any other patent
gallons Of water per hour. - 'S 'Vs'o'
each capable q dcharsns four hundred saonsand Ell
S shs nd TO be twenty feet and force forty
the spaei sosd II Il oq ihs building a. n
Two beds foundations pumps each
with hight Of seventeen feet '4s''s' 's's'
separate beds foundations for boilers each eleven feet
There viii required doctor s es sfs with boiler of
The supply pipe e! will inches Il diam
and charE ppe sa'n set OF pumps having
The pumps work free and steady be or The mos, APP
All bright work Of said pumps engines be neatly I'm
and other work to be well painted the Surveyor
The number and capacity Of each boilers be sufficient
Said boilers 10 pc of such pattern and construction ena
n ns tine rsns q sa 70 %osns I II q time
fairy started and to consume little fuel possible
Each of boilers will have chimney proper hight
ana ma sm. e s as ssd shall be # such as
have steam drum and drum and wrought iron supply pipe
steam and water gaages hreechng and chinney whole
whole be executed 10 the entire satisfaction
Gf ,hs City sgsssyGr and e s COMMITTEES Streets and
the materials shall be Of the best quality and shall he
The contractor shall bind himself to begin tho work inme
dately building
and shall also bind himself complete the within
sixty days after under penalty of hundred dsy
for each and thereafter completed
Security of thousand dollars shall be re-
qnired the faithful performance contract
Payments In cash the completion OF work and ac
of the by the City the Committees
of Streets and Landings OF the Common Council.
II is well understood that the contractors
to begin finish the work thereof within period
which the work being executed the Council shall have The
right anun the contract without putting contractors
default required by article 1905 of the Gy Code
out applying TO court OF Justice to annn the
indemnity and Is also well understood that in The
tractors shall time abandon tue work. finish and
complete the same IN conformity with their contracts the said
contractors shal forfeit all claims they may any part
of the work done by them Of the abandonment
and that the city shall be thereby discharged any and ali
liability therefor and Is also well understood in
contracts be esod the snd their
held and bound in solido the city all loss
between the prices which the originally co
trsced perform the work and the prices which
be adjudicated a re. sale adjudication. -
Bids TO be for the work finished and set rompIete
New Orleans, Feb. ], 1860.
tSgnedi LOUIS II. PILE,
p City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
fsignedl ROBERT HU{GHE, ebai,rD.,
Registered March l. 1860.
ms 2it HENRY BUREII, for Comptroller.
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CrnCIF1cA71ONs FoR THE CONTRACT

~ u M III @ A si , 1919 s sis,k
% &c. TN y. y ssgs. a1s = c.
sosk q q Eood hard any respect inferior
u [ IL @ asa srsise noT ae hsS sstss
e 81 ~ I'm ssa po ss MI SIs
sss "a dssssa
8 i ssS Ing
M shs hsr p n sos aa sran ny Y
e os ss Die Trey shall u, b not Icy sa thirty
saisk TSsy shall VI WE having psIaIs
rerssy VII hsre and dressed ctsrsiss they sRa TIE &c re-
ae crssoses shall h Of North Diver blue stou,. r.rfscx
gsI ssys iop ssssysr III
I i nc s sss En- G ass Il c
ne ~. .tos \, y ,,rt ,;,.r -.
dissssd isss s.s as
az a. ass + Az e ,.
KIND & sssrs sas
:s I'm s'f no assss
4 H. * sa II III III sidewalks j IA
sas5as RI sil y ,ks hefs q re hsst quality
s 4i lass i a - Il & s 81 = 81
pies ~ sEs s u hs basss Z shs Intersections
e. ssa s ss. Ss,s ss s ron (, ns5
Sc ssisss H. asa los .Aa i & .s bsss cn.t
ss,ssss ,s sss Siaasi g. S. 'r4l .a'
Old shall be taken By the wherever
os " 70 u9 py tns ty ur md tho contractor shall s
tlttte - aesr stead hnd the City Surveyor
sest tne on snostcaes Or shall relag The il
sas y ~ e ns nss ann % Be given b the
49, re aay mieispersed m lengths Of from three
rs worK esca fufSane shall have slope Of
tIee ncnes ios every loot " its hight towards the adjoining
aaa shall sso g sody hxea and backed the
xRHz2yra Msanef Arertufes for draining lots shall
SET ine Same ~ the contractor Whenever required By
y y sse 6 saah p aa according T. the lines and
80 manner bed Of London gravel sharp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

NOTICE = THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
1S that certificate for Hundred and Twenty Shares
One Hundred Dollars EACH the Capital Stock of the
Bank issued the Sd of June ISL in favor of Fran
Buse deceased and represented by his widow
phine Joaru his children Marie Francois Basea
Busca in possession Of his Estate
by Judgement Of the Second District Court of New Orleans
dated 9th Of March 1857 has been lost mad and that
application for The Of certificate in the
Of the above described has been duly made the Louisiana
State Bank
ia2 2awl2t j. r. ST. AMANB, Agent.