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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

PARISH or oatsAss MEIGHAN. No IsiIa
ny VIRTUE of a writ of feri faeias to me
- directed by the Hononorabe j. Winter Second Justice Of ts
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans the above entitled suit viii
tnsel public anction ut San Jek.on
ofPoydrsa and Baonne streets ~
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with AAE HOUSE,
with other situated the Firss Distinct Second
Municipality the Orleans
Perdido dssieRntsd
by the plan Apr
1892 and deposited the Office Of D. L. Coy late Notary ube
said measuring, English eet eleven inches
and lines front Johnson hundred
Terms cash. GEORGE r PEARSON,
ara 73 sepl1 CerHf-hl- Second Justices Court.
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SHERIFFvS SALE

SHERLFFS SALE. .
p 81 R.sss hpSH c4sn a GAR
RY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fih District
the above entitled will ss public
o In the Rotunds Of the
snd Royal September a 1854 1t IL
O'Clock NJ the 70 lowing named slaves to Wit:
SAM and his wife ELIZA,
THOMAS; also NED his ROSE and BIZ child pom
res and LOUIS the one-srnled. | =
Seized in the above auit. " sfss9fa9
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p. YKERF.r
au24 "a IL ofth p.
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Billie.

NOR SOUTH-WEsT PASS, BAL1zE ~
and all intermediate landings. : The regular Llksp
packet steamer FASHION, Capt. Fagoi, will Ieave N
above EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, O'Clock,
o'clock heretofore. will
South every Monday morning o'clock reaching
Tues1ay afternoon. an12 I'm
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SHERuFF'S SAIL

FIFTH DfzTRIcT CoUEIi BERTHoUDy BARNARD
OF NgwGnIEAss Ne 4s7s Same Same no 4ss-
W im H. GarinGd niivay hs
minor children j. BARNARD WILIIAa Ii IT, GXKLaND in
diyidunly and natural tator OF hs
by VIRTUE of three writs Of ieri faciss to me
- directed by the Honorable Csuss New
Orleans in the above entitled m proreed
in the Rounda of the
Charles and Royal Streets MONDAY, October
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all the BUILD -
iSGS and rights EsH
app belongins
appert.inne tua the
Tps choe and Bacehu. Let Of tho whole
and measures sixty feet said Apollo BY
purchased by J. g. BERNARD
act before cnas Notary Pabic the 49, and
which aboyr described sold
Frances Eubank wife wm H. Jsne 1885,
n ssssdb H Public,
The BUILDINGS eonsittin OLD SHEDS sss.tse
Seized in the trsssT
Terms cash on the spot. JAS. p. BHE4Ef.
IL 81 oe.f Sheriff OFT Parish fsrfeana
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viii leave WEDNESDAY. September s. a. O'Clock IN.
ENOR SHREV EPOR'r, GRAND Ec0RE org
~ AND D. up! Weekly Packet Is
LLPE VIM Kay master will leave above Freight points
Upper Red River taken with the reshppng
or PASSAGE apply on board, TO
Ell C-ayi direct
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GULPHUR BATHS, both by Vapor and H.
~ ngations-Snce many compelled Vapo Bath
and Fumigons for the Of affections en
pnts engagement the glands etc. it highly important tina
and apparatus should be used for the appc
of these special remedies.
signed twenty years experience
pereciing his such the
The fumigaons the feelings the patient the gravity of his
plant.
TT Physicians invited to visit the establishment connected with
tho Mandatory Perumery ST. Ne
and Robertson Iau5 3ml +. MAUBERRET.
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Hocs-Pfces and Prospects Of HE neat Crop-The Gin
cnnat Price Current reports hogs in every region
lucky and Indiana largely increasing in and
Of better quality, and adds
We hear but little from Illinois. Iowa and Missouri :
but considering the scarcity of last it is
than probable there will be increase rather than
falling off seldom have two of scarcity to-
gether.
Throughout Ohio we learn that more young hogs are
being fed than usual and in many sections
onethird is anticipated The high price of pork has
caused the farmers throughout the West besow as
much care and attention upon their pigs they upon
their children Throughout many sections of the South
the planters making strong endeavors grow their
own meat.n
We hear of contracts by the packers for The future de-
livery OF 10000 hogs to be ftened in Indiana, at and
81 cents gross Several thousand have been engaged by
Madison packers, for the season. at and cents
net We hear also of various contracts in Kentucky.
Sand 81 cents gross to be delivered when fattened in
the fall sale of 1000 head has been made delivered
here at " cents One of principal provision dealers
and packers sold 100 barrels pork Monday to
be made Of the next crop and to be delivered in June
1853 at SIS BARREL which is SIS per barrel less than
the present prices.
The above we believe to be an accurate and impartial
statement of the present condition of the Forthcoming
hog CROP and leave the reader to draw his own
cpcusons in regard to the prospect of the next
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ICE-ICE-ICE.
4 C e

Ice.
~ A. W. WALKER seller Of ICE and haaA large supply Of
this dispose CORNER OF PoYDAs AND
st. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Depot VICTORY AND ELYsTAN
FIELDSsTREETs, 14cHARTREssTREET,s coMMERCESTREET
and at the CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS sTs mh7s
xCe-ICE.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEVEE 8TRE nsarly opposite Aes Armstrong; Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf
No. s1s TcUoUPIToULls STREET
J. STAFFORD co.
fF ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED mbea
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yENTE DE CONSTABLE

sEcoSDE couE pK Jusrios JAMES MeCAFFREY PATRICK
PABous. p'0RLEASs. II 1IE16HAN.. No IL, l-9.
! I'm VERU dun writ de feri facias 4 moi
II aidress Fhanorable j. Winter Pair
Ia pnroissc Orleans dams ratae riiess n,ue
veudr encan cnfe de Samuel Jsco enccgnue Fodras
lie SAblEDI IL Septenihre iS53 midi
uN CERTAIN ERRE, BATIssE s,agss,
la Second Muncipai de la willie de u Movable Orleans liet
quire, par perido, Grava
ohnsa designe e umt douze la pan nj: Levi.
av 1889 bureau d. Mccoy
rnblic dit lot ngiaise pieds
gns de face la Johnson
prufoudeur, lsnes PARALLELS
TT Conditions compliant GEORGE T. PEARSON,
auto IS sepll Constable, Seeonde Ceur de Justice
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
RrluR.

$ ranac .........l0,dl
Volunteer.
Gamnfi..... S,d3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

Ns~ The regular weekly packet steamer
PRINCESS No 8, will leave HARD TINES vCKsBURG NEW
CARTHAGE GRAND GULF. RODNEY, WATERPROOF NAT.
CHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE PLAQUE
NINE DoNALssONvILLE landings THIS DAY
1h Inst, at o'clock P.
sept DIR. CARROLL Union Row ga Ca-ontlelot street
nss~ The splendid passenger packet steamer
LOUISA Capt Jackson, Tin place Of the
weeks) will leave for wARRENTON NEW CARTHAGE GRAND
GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NATCHEZ FORT ADAMS
BAYOU SARA and all intermediate landings EVENING ut
o'clock Passengers and shippers Will please
scp7 D. II. CARROLL, Csrcndelet street. Union Row
~ The splendid passenger packet steamer
sYDoNiA Capt W. F. vamei, leaves THIS MORNING.
O'Clock, for FORT ADAMS, TUNIcA, BAYOU SARA
PORT HUDsoN BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINE and all into me
diate landings Passengers will please the hour
SEPT SMITH 4 FINiIsTER "a Poydr,s stre.t
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BosToN BooT SHOE MARKET. August 2s.-There is
very little change to notice in the Boot Shoe trade
The activity previously noticed continues undated and
all the leading houses prepared active demand fol
some sixty days to New buyers daily arriving
VINO were never here before The great Of goods
that Boston has the distribution must and will con
tnue to make her the best market for all pegged work
and the rapidly improving demand for years past
Union The market is firm for all kinds of seasonable
work. and the continued high price of gives rather
an upward tendency to prices although do not look
Tor any material change during the season. The New
England trade has not yet made its appearance For
California there is still fair inquiry certain kinds
WORK and among the exports Of the notice CTS
cases from this port and liz from NcwYor for that
destination shipping List.
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GhEhlFF'S SALE.
s'e1sS ns,s5s1 couHr HOLMES J.s LINDSAY
by VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure ard saIa tn
directed by the Honorable the Second u New
y the above entitled cause will ba
the Rotun6a Of the City Fxchanee hsf,e
chres and Royal THURSDAY September ss9 Il
o'clock H. : ~
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Tftns -
Of this cty forming this Customhouse
eighteen feet front sid Crstomhouse sss n
depth
BUILDINGS thereon, TWOST0HY BdEEK
HOUSE and TWO-STOR BRECK KITCHEN, f47ea1if
Seized IN the above suit,
Terms cash on the spot JAMES r, FREBET.
suIe IL 2s rot lbs Parish ofO yf,aas
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new ORLEANS CATTLE MARKEr.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERsor CRY,
Monday Evening, September G, 1859.
The parng receipts of Western stock cause the supply
Of fine Cattle Hogs and Sheep, to be pretty limited and
choice Western Beeves would bring advance on our
quotations. Veal Cattle in moderate demand:
-PRIcEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly 51s6D6c " fb net
(Texas, etc ............. 3fO41sc q is net
SHEEP. .........-............sS Oo:aSs SO p head
MICH COWS S25ED S4S n head
CALVES AND YEARLINGs.. 50i0$S 50 p head.
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FORT ADAMS.

Will leave TUESDAY Sept. nber I, at 10 o'clock A.
NOR FORT ADAMS, TUNICA, ~ -
BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO, PORT HUDSON slllAaIl-ssf5
BATON ROUGE, PLAouEAINE, DoNALDsoN sSEzss5ss
WILLIE ard HllnteTmediate andingTUESDAY PACkE-Th.
elegant and swift running packet sYDONIA
Capt W. f. Varne will leave above For freight
ply SMITH street.
The Sydona rirs 10 Hutchin Landing Dc
MANS Bar
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RED RIYER.

Will Leave TUESDAY, September !, at 8 O'Clock p NJ.
EOR OUACH1TA RIVER.-The - =
u light dranght CIFOCTAW, l64kk9AStSs5s
s,e,liqg master viii Leave as above for TRENTON
mediate findings For freight passage apply board opposite
Cusonhouss street,
SPEAKE MeCREARY, 8 Tchoupoulas street.
II The CHoCTAW in fine order bought expressly
and VIII remain the coming
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

FOR MOBILE U. s. Mali .slE-A
T. L!hns-summsr Arrangsmsn.-The nav .sd e
MASTER ana oREGON, A. Hsn. master ayinE bssP tiit
spersy for the Lake trnds, with aecoedaons One
me above eamem will the Pontehartrzn Railroad DAILY,
arlyh the Lake o. the ~ O'clock stopping daily q Bay
ST. Louis Pass Christian Pasearoula returning, will
At Pascagoua, Pass Christian and Bay daily.
Passengers and families with ought down by
after the arrival Of the IL O'Clock
n Freight for Fay St.
sfeamers CALIFORNIA or MOBILE, leaving daily.
a The Why Latter Mobile Landings will
je1 GErJr)ES Agent IN pnnk Place
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Will leave FRIDAY. September 10 o'clock I.
EOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S ~ =
LANDING, LAKE evidence AIILIKENS
BEND, NICKSBURG, GRAND GULF RODNEY, xSSSSzzsssk
NAIcHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE DON
Princeton Packet steamer FRANK LYONThe and fine
packet FRANK LYON will leave
as above. For freight passage, apply on board or
STROTHER BROS, As Poydras street.
" The FRANK LYON will freight
ship yoLANT which will
L. at vicksburg.
There will be Clerk the Levee opposite the Wharfnges
office, enriy Wednesday freight.
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YICKSBURG.

WnIleave TUESDAY, septemb at o'clock P.
EOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR 49, T.
THAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY. WATER 6aAtkaslnsE.tSa
PROOF NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA z:sxz1eaEz&
and all intermediate anifngs-Seamer LOUISA
NEW PRINCESS f.r few weeks-For EVERY TUESDAY EVEN
ING oclockTbe splendid packet LOUISA,
Jackson master, will leave above. freight apply
board, d. r. CARROLL.
Caronieet street, lion Row.
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WaTERLyVG PLACES.

NOR BILOXI, BAY ST LOUIS,
u, PASS CHRISTIAN MISSISSIPPI CITY sJJa4tA
GLANCE q HoURs-oa and after Monday 9Th old
watering places the balance Of the below The
pressure Lake steamer CALIFORNIA Captain H. p Ensign
Pontehartrain Railroad follows:
EVERY MONDAY EVENING by the O'Clock Cara
THURSDAY ,,.,,.,,,,,,.
Returning, will leave BILOXI EVERY WEDNESDAY FRI
DAY MORNING at o'clock and SUNDAY EVENING O'clock
For freight or passage apply to
je45 r. GEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Plses
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Bosros Day GooDs MAnKEr august 2s-There is no
change to notice in Cotton Goods the past week Prices
are well sustained and demand from the trade quite
Tor season Exporters have been buying quite largely
ana the stocks OF all desirable goods light Brown
Sheetings are in good demand The heavy descriptions
have been selling quite freely the trade and
have bought some considerable light sheetngs
and prices of the latter firm Bleached Sheet
ings and Shirtngs quite active and prices well sus-
tanned. The demand for Drills has been quite active
large sales of Brown have been made for the Cotton
ket part for future delivery at 7sc and there is
ndecidedy rmer feeling for these goods Beached Drills
have been sold at &c.. and Blues &c. Denims Strpes
and Ticks have been sold extent steady and
firm prices Ginghams meet with very fair demand at
lo9sc, usual time. Prints selling quite freely but
prices continue to rule comparatively low The principal
sales have been in the range Of to 0c The stock
Print Cloths is light and the market is firm quotations
at which rate sales have been made LANES
to meet with very good demand at Is to pic ac-
cording to quality and style with good assortment to
select from The trade in Wooden Goods continues to
improve, and prices generally well sustained CASH
meres have been quite active and better prices have been
realized The principal sales have been in the range
sI34c to 81 25 Satnets have met with very .sDod de-
mand and also at rather better prices Cloths are firm
with good trade at full prices In Shaws have only
TO notice moderate sales yet and prices remain
change Fannels, Blankets and other descriptions
Wooden Goods have been sold to fair extent at full
prices. [shpping List
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ENOR ALEXANDRIA, NATCHI- ~
TocHEs GRAND Ec0RE and SHREVEPORT l-tsa kaa3
VI. RELF, Kim6ail MASTER lin pa Of
Kmtal will leave above during wae EVERY SATuR-
DAY EVENING p'cloct passage nrpy
SPEAkE & AIcCREARY, 3 street,
The NJ RELF will reshp freight for Falls first
claas light water boats.
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, September 8, Mt o'clock p NJ
EOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ~
Il, EcqRE, ALEXANDRIA, JEFFERSON AND @45aE5
PORT CADnO-Reguar Red River Packet Steamer 80
r. NJ DOMESTIC new, superior running r.
H. JONES, Capt. John Aukrm will leave
SMITH 4 FtAfISTER, "a Poydras street,
] II. Pnydra treat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-07

MEMORANDA.
fB Tho bark Emily Miner Capt exeer reporon the 27h
of the sars with the bark Delor
Boston, for this port
On the ?s u eight miles to the southwark, off the nacs
bark ashore with streak hull painted black and yery
deeply laden; number Of wreckers about her.
The nhps Grenadn and Allegheny the Bar, in
EB The Pser Miller Memphis passed the Honduras
hard aground below Heena.
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EXPORTS

AsPINWALL-Per steamship Falcon 500 segars suudry
mise. 49, > "
SAN JuAEPer schr Maria bricks
1900 flooring, 40 900 shingles
LAGUNNA-Per sehr Anita: Assorted mdse
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I'M PORTS

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Crescent City Assorted mdss.
BosTON-Per ship James Cooper: Assorted mdse.
NEW Y0RK-Per bark Emily Miner Assorted mdse.
MoBILEPer sch Conquest 53i b lime, logs mahogany lot
fruit to order.
PESSAcOLA-Per scbr Diamond; Lumber,
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EOR GREENVILLE, PRINCETON, 49, -
SKIPWIIH LANDING, LAKE PROVIDENCE, sas sn5saa n
MLLIKEN S BEND, VlCKSBURG, GRAND GULF, s9S2Ssss
RODNEY MATGHEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BAI9N
Greenvle and vicksbnrg Weekly Packet s0WTMERN BELLE
The elegant packet SOUTHERN BELLE, Capt
j. Cox, will leave WEDNESDAY, Sept s. O'Clock
EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter throughout the
For freight passage, apply on board
STROTIiER & BROS, Agents, As Posdras street.
T The SOUTHERN BELLE will taRe freight fol- Yazoo River with
the privilege of reshpping at Vicksburg. anl0
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PUBLISHERS CENTRAL AGENCY,
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE.
ADAMS a Co. EXPRESS OFFICE,
~ Caun STRAIT

A TTENTl0N is respectfully called to my new
n undertaking as General Agent for all News
papers, Periodical Magazines, &c, published in
the United States and Europe. shall receive
and canvass for subscribers, well collect all
accounts against parties here and in Mobile that !
may he entrusted with, having had an experience
OF over ten years in the Book and Newspaper bust
ness as proprietor Of The Mobile Literary Depot
hater myself that and will give general sats-
faction.
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shall confne myself strictly TO the interest Of my
agencies alone, for which shall charge the usual
commissions, or such may be agreed upon.
2. | shall conhne myself strictly to the CASH
principal accompanying my orders (when draft
can be had for the amount) with sight check
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on me at sight for the amount from receipt Of the
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cash tst " and remit, but IN oil such it shall
be at the risk Of the Publisher
g. Publishers wishing me TO act for them are
expected 10 furnish me with written authority,
aud send me specimen copies oftheir publications
free Of charge.
NV object is 10 establish General Southern
Local Agency for Publishers throughout the Union.
New Orleans in a central pace, commanding the
whole Valley Of the Mississippi, Texas and other
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Publishers TO have a good Agency for the better
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that my efforts in this enterprise will be properly
appreciated and duly encouraged by your hyors,
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March 10.

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IL ington an AGENCY for the prosecution OF
all descriptions Of claims against the General
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-, I54S.
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