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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

ATTEMrT Al SUICIDE -Margsrst Esston, young
Scotch stemp ed suicide yest'risy, by jumping into
tie Eat River She rescued by Pc cenan Gushing Of the
Seventh ward snd placed il Of the Msuon OF the CITY
sisou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

SUICIDE.-Jobn McAiicheel, a native OF Ireland,
forty years of sse suicide yesterday at his
residence No SIG Ei.hth The Corouer notified
std will hold rGuesI the body. The act eoma
rsd BY hi taking oytr 0se OF laudanum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

The Committee en- Sewers Of the Board of Couaeil-
en me- Yesterday afternoon and concluded 10 report
favorsby upon 'te opening Of several new sewers
y hi b had been pe,itioned for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

The democrats of Middesex County have nomI-
mated Hen v SPee s senator, and heasy Aeken tbs pres
eat ineumt :, fo sheif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

advertisement.
Word TO DYSPRPTICs i he Oxyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

EvEy1Ye SCHOOLS IN The EIGHTEESTH WARD
There is Girls and Boys Evening school held in
No 40 in Twentieih street near Second avenue The
Bows school had en- attendance on Monday evening
Of tn zee hundred and eiahtyfoUr in liz clAsSes, under
the care OF David b. Scott, Esq., principal Of the
Boys Day school with five assistants. There
should be another teacher supplied for classroom
duty. The appearance and order Of the pupils were
fair 4 little more attention 20 personal tdlness
would be an Improvement. large number Of boys
have been turned away for want Of room. The teach
ers are select. The giils, taught by Mss j. ~ Gro
yeep pin cipsl, with four assistants, numbered one
lunsI ned and ffy.two in FIVE classes. TIE atten'
ticn, order and eeDeslness displayed by the pupils
were equal to ythiDg of the kind We have seen,
ard most satisfactory The teachers are faithful, De-
voted apo intelligent.
One girl whom we Questioned remarked hat she
yihe6 TO learn TO write 20 q. 20 be able 20 ccnmuui
cate with her parents 10 IresrC ana her improvement
in q single evening was remarkable. Another girl OF
fourteen gave her whole attention TO black board ex
ecises in arithmetic 20 a. TO enable her 10 become
ready accountant These schools are full twenty per
cen, larger thar they ware last year, and promise very
great usefulness TO the Young America Of the work
shops Of lie city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

CHIiD BURNED 10 DEATH.-Coroner Wilhelm yes
rdy held iuque,t upon the body OF k,n child two
yeers q eye who die The effects # buEs received on
Tuesday the recen OF his pserts No 80 PIT street
leie bs c thes Joot ere from gase Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

DEATHS III DROwNING.-Ih body OF an unkno gn
81 about II rty five sge End y,sterd., the
Norh RIVER Pier Ihe deceased had brown hair, short
vtkes AID essd In pans, hst, aiher shoes
cot shirt &c. he h.d 3 the of sid Of his elm
Tie body OF August W son, native of Germany,
bo had been m for days Yesterday found ne ir
Pier O. North River he ~ years sgs AM h~ n q
fsmy Jnnuess htA on the sbose srd IN each
verde. rf |" DTowLirs' was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

Then IA PHALAsx domain, or rather go much Of
as was purchased by Mr.. Marcus Spiiug at the late
auction. 10 prevent It. utter sacrifice embracing the
finest Apple snd Peach Orchard, we ever saw, with
Carriers. Woodland, ID yelling, &c viii be iesold by
the owner, at spy time prior to that appointed for
making ont tie deeds, at low prices and accommo-
dating terms To any one wishing to cultivate, and pre-
trr lsnd already in good cultivation and on which
there is 10 waste here is chance to buy jat so much
and Of such description as be chooses
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RECEIPTS OF pRopuon.


MOBILE-Steamer Calionia-Sundres o order.
s,nop Gay as Ga eaton Baskns
Wright Davenport &coa Byne Vance Aeols John &coIO
COS LalandsSs moalses Feowes Seoqs do E.ip
co.. DO Augustnls do Mienbeger Aco5 bbla pork Cox
cotton
ALExANDR1A-ssams Exchange bales cotton de Egaua
Cooper &co5s hhds Mtenbsrgsr-i do witt Nor
ton Sss Do sqsIsa@ Ws.ia Bnshsnnan,
YAZoo CITY-steamer shsman-Iss bales cotton cuddy
Brown aco-ss Ward Saunders Huat71 Robson do DO
20 Oakley Hawkns2o Cummings Stewart eo-s Geors,
Gons0ly II Aasns-4 Wright aco 10 Hsnd 4
nb pssns Hewitt,
Tallis-4s TO ordsr-Total 6Sl bales cotton.
ST LnU1s-seamsr Aabama-oo bales cotton Cox Gill, Bowl
Ksiy aoss Jsha Wat, eoss Bpshnss stsnPn
man-s Mesahon. do Payne Hssons Wsrd ssuSdsssS
uas5 Hughes Hy,ssd 4so7 Baohsnnon Carroll Wight,
W Wright &eo-ss ob sspPles Thompson Aeos butter
obls apples Meetsr Psrdisavs Broths"y7o
DO s N. do wills s os3 Moore
Waiksas bhs apples MartinToa 4u bales Gotten,
YAzoo bales cotton Bueh.upop
% pss a.
Rayban &co4o Bnshnsr Stanton Newmanss Cuddy
way Geoa Rhsr sagoat oas Psr.oa
&cea4 Byrns Vance Seo24G neisrd Ward Saunders
eaf-ls Ms. Adam.-s Adams-s smsde. Homia d.
MssS 4 s,o, pss snss sfo RsGW;T sssg
Williams, Phillips deo-Totai 1901 pales cotton.
BAYOU MAECHACssamsr Cath arinss bales Watt
&co-75 corda wood c Stewart sandres to order.
yCKsBuRG Bueinsr Stanton
&Nswmans5s John Wait heo-94 Geo smsds &oal9 Curry
kso-9ts Brude McKsnna Hubosdis Tnohil Seo lis Eel
loves &colO9 Martin Owen cobbst Beck Riektss Payne
Pnsiala 4eess Rsy eo Robson H!ass
ssa asoss HakinEss Nsl; aesso do
ard Nugent &cosQ Backnsr Stanton NswmAns Henderson
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r.sI.nt RsdTl Robert, Ts,rIa Rega,s Policy A.syl4w
'rd.r-s ssro cotton.
pl ss' s FFs%'s
90 seoiss % % Mtsabsfssr 4eo-Tssl sos
; g. E.la sqsss ~.
ms ,s sy,.s Vance 81. s...s
tss Ml.esbeger Srdsr-Tos
sssis sSss seassr
Brown 4oes Byas, Frsaaa ssvsnsaa
4 IT,
os s ssss sssss & 's ''
cINCIENATIsssnsr ohio-5 bbH b1 mde Nsues97 kegs
5 Fs ssyes.. nss s 4 Fl.
yarn Waldo % do Fossr boxes
sis' s'sy ,s-y tsss
4 &: s:. Gath Fl
.i;.y nFfs' Mssa See4 Batss a.
rqs assse sr i Ss sssasa
esss 3 % iut se
is s. .s.s hs. e III a.a 8
f., If sssis
- Thsy !. T. hhts . ~
butter T. 1s IN ~ sSI.
| dries to order. "A' i''.'''' 80
So EEK siiss fstSs
sa aso Pass eo
aS mshasis 9shennyss Carroll Prhsrd Gc9-ao BogaI
Foey b felssn Person 30 do
sorge s & Boyd4s Rob.eo An Do Dc
John Wat. &eos9 Urquhsrt- 81 o Nelson DO w
Estn eos Green ctsmp u Ii William. Aeol6 Hnua gtna
Wnds-l5 Redg Rnhes Terri-lj Oakey Hsxkns-5 do
Baylor &co4 Payne fiarisonTotai sai4 baiea cotton
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
60 bales Andsrton Metea-s Oakley awkp3s Payne
h4rnson-la sgsn yas Asos Miles q Adsmsl2 wiehs bs
Oakley Hawk 1858 fset lumber
ds lToI, Prehari wood
j C5lsman--Totsi 40 bales cotton.
Per New Orleans and Great Western Railroad
900 bbs mela..es csnm.sk squs bottoms
ELevereh &co930 bf bbi
hds order6 bales Ta1srIs pc casngs
BoIratara Canal ComPasy- akf vegnupdrlei
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Stock on hand, not cleared 1889 1906

btook on hand mot cleared .iIff5oo Ioooo
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. The sales Of Sugar in
cluded 16 hhds at 6f6e%s, and IL Fair at OF
Moasses 100 bbls sold at 1876 for Poor Fer
msntng, and Use " gallon for Prime Reboiled.
FLOUR Good demand with sales Of over 5000 bble,
of which 1850 superfne at 81 So 100 at 81 49, "a resae
4so Choice Extra Union Steam Ms at So u.s. 1850 Un-
branded at 81 TO- 4s5 at 81 3 $50 at the same, and
100 Fine at So IS p Dbl. Stock light.
GRAIN. Corn was In moderate request, and we
tIced of 1900 sacks Prime White and Yellow at 70
and 116 New at CO., y bushel OF Wheat $500 sacks
were sold at 81 60 p bushs The sale Of 1900 sacks
ported Friday, at 81 g. subject to inspection
or Oats 1000 sacks New disposed in lots at 49,
and 800 Black at 400 bushel Nothing doing in Bran.
PROvIsIoNS The GALES of Pork comprised 100 bbls
Uninspected Mess at S21 rs Inferior Rumps at SIS 7
and 80 Soft Ness $40 " bbi Bacon in good
quest with sales Of 10 casks Prime Ribbed Sides
80 shade ess and or two small lots Of Shoulders
at 11I512e p fb or Lard $50 bbls sold at -,
$50 kegs Prime at 1870 q ID. w.. -..--.--5. 81
RICE. Small lots of Carolina selling atT1<0
ne % ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE. So bales India Baggipg were
sold at 1874 cash. and oer Of 1916 refused for
lot of 500 bales Boston account. OF Rope $50
coils Ordinary we're disposed Of at T1ze.
COFFEE. Prices have declined about ~ " Ii du-
ring the last week or two. On Saturday $50 bags Rio
were sold at 1914 q fb.
WHISKY 80. Market dull, and 70 bbls Raw disposed
Of at 35c p gallon. as,g ~-..y. ,a.~ @.@
FREIGHTs... Cotton was shipping to Liverpool at
i318OId, and to Havre at ISe, and Flour to Harre
at ST. rs. ~"s
ExCHANGEs... Market very dull at our quotations
sterling 1lo ~. and ioS1a
New York sixty-day Bulls .........2&0 as p ct dis
sight oheoEs on rev forR 5sfUA DIS
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@u..= FRESH ARRIVAL OF -. g..
WE w FALL GOODS.

D. P. sCANLAN & CO.,
Nos. IL and IA Chartres street,
Have the pleasure fofrHng the ladies' that they have just
opened another splendid assortment Of
EW FALL GOODS,
to which their attention respectfully called 10 par,
Of every variety Of the styles Of
Rich AND coIoRED DRESS SILKS,
,.., such
Plain, Figured, Wate ed Plaid and Striped,
Black And Colorsd MORE ANTIQUE. A."
Black and cOorsd cAsHMEREs, MUSLIN DE LANES ANE
ALPACAS.
Plain Figured, Plaid and Striped.
PLAIN SHANGHAI
MoUsSELINE DE BEZE,
CREPE DESPAGNE.
LADIES' CLOTHS.
EMBRoIDERIEs. r"...
".". -...u. CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.
RIBBONS AND FLOWERS.
MILLINERY, etc. etc.
. ALao....
Another assortment Of DRESS SILKS. FER yard
m Same Reduction in Prices heretofore S2plt ap5t
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
M l. HODGSON. No. 1873 Gamp str

having advantage of ts past season 10 reht,ng and
en4rng his has receiving from the North
and West large we'll assorted stsk Of article usually
kept in H'use Furnishing Etsblshmen.
Also, fARLOR and COOKING STOVES which
he rsdy the public AMI solc liberal share of
cir patronage.
Sg OILS Of ali kinds expressly for "a oily ure.
IL Silver Plated OGDEN, Willow, TIN WARES
and article usually found in kind
W. /. H0DGsoN 1888 Camp strsst
ses I'm Adjoining ST. Patricks Church,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoNSOI.- !
DATED DkBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, August |, 1855.

HF1 virtue OF the thirty seventh Sectl0n OF
the sci Legislature Of the Louisiana, entitled
consolidate city New Orsaus provide the
its approved
February 1851 the fifth section Of the act supplementary
pro incorporation of tbs city Of Lafayette with the
city Of New osan on the same day. and Of thru
the city Of Nsossa ana to provide for ne and ad
pose Of meetig ali obzaios old corporation the late
First Third Municipalities and city OF Lafayette, maturing
during the 1856
proposals will received at thu, Office from this date until
the Monday October s55D a. u O'Clock NJ fer the
purchase Four Hundred and Fifty Bonds of One Thousand
in tyevsn years. the office the Treasurer Of the city with
centlm
payable ssms the cit. o New YORK; on the 6rut Of
the OF October Proposals to endorsed
for purchase Of bonds Of tbs city Of New and sd
Consolidated Debt
adjudicAd highest bidder the Comms
aerving tls rig 10 reject any all bids
Of the old city, tbeas
municipalities city oil Lafayette maturing in 1885.
COMMISSIONERS.
mo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
DIVIDE DEBLYS, lom ptruliarJ
W. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
E. II. DuRELL,
Chairman Finance Committee Board OF Aldermen.
]. EAGER,
c,s Chairman Finance Committee Board o Assistant Aldermen
S'-s'ihhE Secretary. anl5n
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CATTLE MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 6, 1855.
There have been arrivals since last, and per-
ceptibe change IN prices. The supply Of all kinds of
Stock except Western Beeves and Veal Cattle, is suf
Client OF the former and of the latter few remain
on sale
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sHERTFFs SALES.

fiSTH pIsrsIoT eousr LOUIS MATTE vs. JOHN H. BUR
NY VIRTUE 81 writ S 81 sei,al ls and sale
New Orleans abess sn,isS @ s,Is Dai esbr o.
public auction In The ty ErsbasT 81 Las
between chart,ss and Ro5 al streets otoss
X cEET.Is IoTos GROUND with til. bqI4i.g. sss,.o, IN
~ the No fgutaiivs plan al -
fa g. a e al Ms e hs s s
street Market and Richard Streets by I2T t len
s s end /. ss Y III y ssS s
temssr s snd Deposited 70 s ses q l. q csIs isse
ouss, rooted, story
frame kteseri single Iooed eobanipg rcts below
tens, s.c. Seized II lie sboss sais 'N'+' e''
"a Ierms-cash ont spS: ,,.,,r,
SO. osl1T Sheriff Of the Parish Of orissus.
sisrs pisT5Ie7 couRr CITY OF MEW ORLEANS Vs. JOHN
EeY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias to me
Orleans eMuse viii proceed e sell al public
custom in o. Kosnsa Of the City Loais
~ ar Royal Streets 90 SATURDAY 1885.
Lot 81 Ground tus.s hs First Dis.rie. Of ih, city, 90 M
rs.ta and tie bhtture and
oas 90 he hsture Depth together
slst Hoqs- sas roofsd known dc Louisiana Bakery.
We Above '''' is Sas6EvI z e aa sfsi
ssls % le % Sheriff 1.-The Parish OF orsnns.
sia s psrs,oI csURT GEORGE D. IIELp HIS cFsaIo
RY VIRTUE Of, and in %, Obedience esii to an or
he houorabe hs snh De, Orleans in the
s aaas q H. I Ill proceed e SOL pasli auction
Il Il osi asa
s9Eas fsailsf fa & nc sss., with all
her Fa.ptars Tackle, Apparel, Mae niney, etc, ~ n
aeM a5s o. As 'hs right bank Of the river
M By said nsolvsn. big srsdo
| ~ Sheriff of abe Of Syries
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY MORNING, Oct. s, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Louisiana, Talbot, InditnOh and Galveston
Harris Il Morgan
ships Elasx, Wseh, fer Liverpool G W Hyusou &co
Ship Ashland, for Liverpool. ] H AIhbridgs Geo
ship Judah Touro, for Liverpool H Ashhridge
Bark Iab-l (Spnnsh Raudeh for Bsrcslons PUG
ShI Eous. SSrish) stabb for Turks Island, Vim Burgess
scbr Darling rsrry for, New York. Cresvy aFarwsl
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE.
Situated at Greenvie Carrolton Jefferson Parish
La, conducted by Madame G. MACE.
FNyHJS JNSVTrIITJON elraadu .fovor,h,,

n known to the public having attained great degree pros
refy Madame MACE has found order extend
accommodations improvements entail for the require
mnta an establishment ct th. der TO purchase the beautiful
property which she has occupied for In
this object spacoas school lofty aud airy
with other additions the mer buildings
erected and their the
directed the health convenience Of the pupils
These extensive the delightful and saiubous
en Of the residence sufficiently remote from the city TO be free
Its with the
daily attendance Of the most Professors furnish abundant
security the ST. CHARLES Institute cour,e
Of instruction all various branches requisite
pete English and French and under the super
nn OF Msdame and Mr. Mace aided by most able
tent Teachers ades from France and the North who reside pera
neatly in tho Institution.
the experienced talented d
Of Professor MELHAD0 who is aavantageously
oil both Languages in
the exercises performed every day in Eogsh aud French and
about there are French pupils
nuvey by association otkers
language For the department Music distinguished Professors
effort made insure excellence In
plhment
from the prospectus be procured at the office OF thia paper
invited to
Sundays order 10 satisfy Themselves
TO he nterps larran
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ARRIVED.

Ship Ashlsnd Liverpool ieatnr-pop
Brig Gunars, Poland a days from Chaeson Leyy-s
- "
Sehr Flower, Kyss, from kmite Riysr-Bssin.
schr Dsphine Roberts, from Thchefupcta rysr-Basin.
Steam boats.
r. Princess Holmes, vioksburg. II,
pF Kimbal. Orr, from Fort Adams.
Exchange Gtnsf from Alexandria.
California, Mobile.
W Sherman, Gwarney, from Civ.
Aabana Perry, fen st Louis
John SHsder, Brown, from Yazoo River.
Caharins Dalroy, Manchac
New Latona, Gross. from Waterloo,
Ohio, Bricksll, from Cincinnati.
Msgno is, Thomasson, VickRhurg.
Lecomte, Grssnaw from Red River,
Dick Keys, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Passes-towsd down and
9sth u, schrs Tallahassee and Jane Eliza
beth-broughtn p brig GulnGrs.
Tcwboat James Day,
the 9dinst chip Aasyrs--broughu UP ship Ashland
BY Tslegrsph.l
New York October 4, 1855.
Jas Csnuoly CoStssmhip Black night
well-to quarantine.
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JOSEF HUE TY,
30 CAMP STREET, 40
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND

STAPLE HUUDS,
No 20 Camp street under the City Hotel, Nep Orleans
Respectfully attention Of Whoeaa and Retail Dealers
purchaser his VERY LARGE STOCK of s which freshly
imported, SANITY supplied ghost the year
SHELL Shell and Buhao Combbof
variety.
BRuSEso every description his manufacture and
lowest Northern factory prices
TOILET ARTcLEs-saeh Pertumsy Hair OIL Hair Pins Poma
tum, Fancy soaps, etc.
together with endless variety OF Poremonnaies every
style and shape and unuaualy low prices.
GUNS, PISTOLS, Kaves Colts and Warmers Revolving Pistols
Scissors Fishing Reels and Tackle
every variety, to suit the determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRG etc, -...
The line consstng of the 4 T. Cooper NJ
and Joseph johnson movements with nae Of Swiss
English with large stock Of fine and
Jewe slvware have been selected With great by
having purchased exclusively fer cah great Inducements will
oaeredto purchasers
represented, or the
s Watches, Jeelry carefully Repaired and warranted
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REv1Ew OF THE MARKETS.
MorpAr Monrrre, Oct. 8. 1855!

- MONDAY MoHNire, Oct. 8, 1855.
COTTON 80. There was an unusually active demand
on Saturday, and the sales reached 10000 bales Price,
were irregular, without any quotsole change:
NEW ORIEANs CT AssrEfcA Tron " -..
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Tg1o THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoUI-

FESO IHE SuGAR PLANTERS OE LOul-
N SIANA-0ne Of the important points ut present the
practical theory large crops Plenty
The boiling BY
unbeatable quality sugar although saving fuel is
fscted ordinary yet much
Train general
Cheap Indispensable important
completely STAINED the the PATENT STEAM GEN
ORATOR. the principle the Cincinnati
Engine, in operation
The Steam possesses the advantages of being
absorbs tenhs of the the IRE
REQUIRED 70 take off the crop.
apidity the generation Of steam, which is raised pressure
Of hundred pounds inch in i've minutes a lighting
thsfre. .=..z
advantage charged evapora
oquds we'll known, and be operation the
ortsn pleasure to rcd heat without increase Of
safety explosion there being any large body
sIpota snd hot substituted for high
Economy in frsl, wnter and price Of cost.
these Steam Generators erected and operation this
mers fully testod. by oil negroes the
saving half Of that required with other boilers.
These Steam Trains al Eagle works Of MeH
Greenwood The undersigned appointed
u Agent indies having had TIVE
practical boiling confidently
the hitherto brought out for generating cheap
and prepated pu. Steam Trains complete in all dea
with cte evaporaors batteries made the best prncp
workmanship al lower than hitherto fersd
AlEo, Vacuum Pans Centrifugal Machines
Black Apaatpsea from the Globe Works of e. Harrison Co.. New
York.
the Steam Trains operation furnish
engineer required instruct the force planaon
working them the frs charge.
oil
ama apparatus the plantation IL
and made at tug cost The materials
will be furnished and distractions given personally the plantation
/ q the making the article.
New 0rleann MeshTs VOORHEES, GRIGGS d CO.,
Tehouponlas dwtf
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PIANOS.
EEyHE7 SUBSCRIBER, being the -afzsa.7
CONFECTIONERY, ETC.

FHEHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs
n the public that from this day he will
ihs whole ngh aud that besides hi, full Pies
Cakes he win keep Ao Hos Coffee accommodation .,
the public aud ths printers 10 par .calhr.
H soiuforma his friends keeps
CUTERIE at No. Peydras Market whfe Sausage
Hog Chesss Stalled Tongues ,be use
Of private suppGrs soirssa, wholesale and retail.
p. BoNNECAzE, Confscionsr,
esp corner 9. mp aud Po,drns III alta,
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gsRAZIL NUTS--S0 bbls Brazil Nn.s' vi ~
.lsey A. y. COCHRAN 3 HALL 80 sss'is
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IMPORTS.

ANTE REVERSAL May Flowsr-as ords-2o cords
wood w W Fitzpatrick
TCHEFuNcTA R1vER-sohr Dslphne-4sooo feet lumber to
Merrst g. McCcnusll.E -
CHARLEsToN-BrigG Chapman Brown
20 do Seaman bale indigo Campbell q Strong.
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Gas IXTURES.--OEHMIcHEN & LoEFFLER,
Va No. lia Charities street. respectfully inform
Abe public generally that they constantly
OF the latest patterns Of Gas Chandeliers
of all descriptions.
Having facility for manufacturing they enabled 10 do
work in their lime at Northern Prices
dwellings. f
They also agents for Regulators y1o an
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EXPORTS

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-steamIp Lousiana-aos half
bbs 30 b pork bba whisky casks bacon coffee
$50 sacks wagons 80 bales tobacco 200 pcs baggiEg coils
rope, 100 bxs catet.
LIyERPooL-ship Aihland-sao bales cotton, 800 slaves.
ERpoo-shp cotton 5000 bbls -four
6o0n slaves.
LIyERPooL-Sbip Essex-ss5o bales cotton.
BaRCELONA-Buk ssbeel cotton 1000 save, bbls
do beef bbla moassa 50 bills bread lis bills four
50 do oats, so do bran.
NEW YORkSohooner Darlpg7l bses cotton tobacco
6 lead SIT Acks eofn 900 am
hides 20 rolls leather 500 bbs molasses 2g b -four dss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

a IL LINE ROUTE FROM IL, .szs.y.ss1
IA ST L0uI> To CHI cAGo via e4t fHs& zAS-IxSe
CAGE, ALTON AND ST. LOU RA LR A, Iof aerly
and Mississippi Raiiroai)
o. AND ExeREss RourS, carrying Northern
Two DAILY PAssENGsii rRAINsi
The Chicago, Alton and ST. Louis Rso4d Goupanyis splendid
pasgengsr WINCHESTER REiNDEsR leave ST.
Louis daily, Sundays excepted
Winchester 80 A. nj.
NsinaeeI. $40 p N
Wv sspiessesses Alton at........--...lase A. NJ
pass caflinys Springfield slocnas son. wlanE.Oa
aud joliet through 10 ehicas without change baggage
pay express n.
Ssnt 3. so A. NJ.
Time from St. Lotis TO Chieaso-FtfeeI H1ups.
. - coNNEcrIoNs:
At Gen.
ual RAILROAD 10 all OF
eatoa by railroad from the 10 sabosri
Al CHIC ASo-Wth Express Tans .nspoi CEenn st.
tonlsylils, AID all partaus of ceasra Indiana Ohio
| Al tAGO-With Gaeua Railroad, making thH
ronta tbs only rsable esntrs
m GAsna Dubuque, ST Paul. and thsr points On sns Upper
| Mississippi.
AT JoLIETConneeting win Rs,csd for oowa
Peru snd Rock Ialana-tissct roats 10 csEtfal Iosa.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hstlIosi for LAs.ns snd
points north aud ouh that tcai, Ani for Peoria
AT SPRINGkiELD-WTh he stess Wtsrn fcsd fr nseain
Jscksenvile etc, and stsitess Win soca
Inca hatenl iu tie iptsrior.
E Thoagh Al P above mentioned ezp be OBJ
Michigan CensrAl Mi. Souts err,
oss in ST. Loaa and at The feet oes IN
Alton. ,...- = = - h.a,n
Aoa s.. Loa, tho assAmsfs, Aad at ns
| ansf RPM3aGAN, u. sep.-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

YES0 COMMISSION MERCHANTS-The I'M
degnsd about establish Commission Houte in the city
0Tieas would lg b.
meas, wiki gentleman familiar kusiueat
Their being from ha Pshhs they
fer forming ship with Lsuse doing business with snohsr
portion Of State The best will be
nhsd by Supplying to Dr. Dupsrier, New IBERIA. La
ALFRED DUPERIER.
ALLEN