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NJ. ETfs1sxs, often affn Ytre In,

~ How often Edo we hear the Inquiry
made what can get this violent cramp am nightly
subject well know the be my too frequent in
diligence eating the vegetables and fruits Of the season he
sides taking glasses Of water during the
must pay the penalty Our ADVICE 10 sc
would be, always keep bottle of HoSTETfEk's GEl-fi-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERS the house. as it will afford
stsnt relief ia any nero having Cramps Spasms Cholera
Morbus etc which generally the result OF ovendgenee
in vegetable diet fact when interest consulted no family
can afford to be without Bers They can be had of
Of our druggists for dollar per bottle containing u
mart whicl, will last the Sold by all druggists and
dealers generally. OBJ EpbtH&A
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EetvEgY /! Rally! Rally !
FILLMORE RANGERS MASS MEETINGS.

FILLMORE RANGERS MASS MEETINGS.
The FILLMORE RANGERS will hold series of MASS
MEETINGS the following named places the days desg-
mated, viz: sE
l. At the Claiborne street Market, First District on WE'D
NESnAY 9Th October.
q At the IRENE Market Second District WEDNESDAY,
18th October. y..
3. AT the Washington Market Third District on WEDNES-
DAY, I'D October &,.@a H.
At the Magazine street Market Fourth District OH MON
DAY, 9th October.
At the ST. Mary's Market, First District, WEDNESDAY,
10Th October.
psYhe Speakers who are invited address the above
ngS respectively will be announced the days preceding each
meeting.
L. T. PARKER, President.
r. x. HOWELL, Secretary. Of Up
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#8s TE EMS:
THE Crescent will beregalIy served TO II the
city early hour excepted
$40 yea. In advance; and quarterly at sR
rates, Or 70 week, payable to the carriers
Advertisements. IN al cases.
nj for every subsequent insertion. ~ cents.
Advertisements the second are charged every
insertion. 8 845szS8 5F.,5
advertisements published viii V charged = per
square for every insertion
Advertisements not Marked will be published one month"; or
longer and charged accordingly or sub
serption viii until al are paid at the
option Of the proprieta
Fsfaraf Will be made toregular advertisers
HsEaE IBAILE CRESCENT
Has which desirable medium for adger-
Users FAMILY PAPER it crcuates largely, reaching
many hundreds 81 homes early hour and being rea
before approach Of business hours
gor family may be adyanageousy published IN us
columns
THE wv E e KEY CR EsGENT
Ii published every Monday morning at 50 invariably IN
advance Having circulation Lou
ssiana Mississippi labama Texas ana other
States mode to Of max
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion
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sooTHNe, REvrv1Sd, CooLrNG-We received, on
Saturday, from Mess1s. E. ]. Hart & CO., II and 70
TchoupGoulas street, several samples Of very excel
lent beverages which fill the bill indicated in the
above head quite amply. In the soothing line, we
have sample Of DR.. Hostetters Celebrated Stomach
Bitters represented asa supersering article. In the
reyiYing department there samples Of oily gener
ons old eognac, which excited the enthusiasm Of our
sampler in the most wonderful manner; and in the
cooling way there is Wolfes renowned Aromatic
Schiedam schnapps the use Of few bottles Of which
drew forth extraordinary encomiums from the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher
We don't know whether we have anything further
to say, except that we don't want anybody to come
here to sample our samples, and recommend every
body to go to the numbers of the street named above
and sample the samples there to be found aud make
purchases accordingly.
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PoINT CLEAR HoTEL-- We learn from the Mobile
papers that the above named popular summer resort
will close for the season to-day. We understand that
it is in contemplation by Messrs Chamberln & Co to
improve and enlarge the hotel for next season. This
is it should be- for there is no reason why South
ern people should not spend their summers at South
ern watering places, instead Of half depopuatng, for
six months of the year, this portion Of the country
and filing the pockets Of set Of men who are the
bitter and unrelentng enemies Of our institutions
there is no reason except the want OF equal atrac
lions. Give us comfortable Southern watering places
where our people can be well accommodated, and our
word for it, they will be patronized. So far as our
knowledge extends, all who visited Point Clear the
past season will return next-all were satisfied with
the house. and when they return next year they will
as matter Of course bring their friends with them
hence the necessity for increased buildings BY all
means let US have plenty Of room to accommodate
all who are disposed to spend their money at home
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.EesU GooGts-~ Fresh sRs.l'tr0s !

S. N. NJ O ODY
Has Just received per arrivals,
A Fresh Supply OF his Celebrated Shirts.
HALE \ DOZEN FOR SO;
HALF A DOZEN FOR s. 50.
A ine assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S UNDER-CL0THING,
HALE HOSE, etc, etc,
Which he is offering his usually LOW PRICES.
haF" Call aud see him at the NEW ORLEANS SHIRT AND
GENTI.EMENs FURNISHING EMPORIUM, corner Of Canal
street aud Exchange Place Of 1p6t
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The kindness Of our advertising friends com
pss 4noEnin refer our readers 70 TIE first
page for editorial matter
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Fashionable Clothing.
r. PITKIN & CO.,
No. 81 CAMP STREET
Between ConI1om and &sravicr streets.
We receiving by every arrival full and Fashionable
Stock Of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety Of coors and the latest and best
styles
PILOT CLOTH COATS large and splendid
SAC AND PAlETOT, extra Tong and large and medium length.
TAIMAS AND cATEI.uNIANS, the latest finish.
Black and Blue CLOTH CIOAkS. long and medium lengths
and finish
Black Blue Brown and Olive CLOTH FR0CkS and DRESS
COATS, finished in the hes: style, medium quality.
VESTS, Of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere Colored and Black, i all styles Silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, q full stock.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS
TRUNKS.
And every article wanted ont viii h sold
can be purchased in the city
R. pITkIN Co,
ct 2pG,Nl'W 81 Camp street:
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FROM RED R1vER-Capt J. Jennings, of the
steamer Camden which arrived yesterday, reports
having left Jefferson Saturday last 30th nit. Water
in the Lake and upper Red River falling; water at
Shreveport falling; three and half feet on falls :;
thirty inches in Old RiVerand falling brought out five
hundred and seventeen bales of cotton, lot Of hides
and snndries and about sixty Or seventy passengers.
Reports that the cotton on board caught fire at Grand
Ecore, and had to throw over twenty-five or thirty
bales to save the boat Cotton but slightly damaged
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Reno red ksemsOte1 -
FROM NO. II TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUzv CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pn,s constantly hand, which equal the best that
this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Il II 4 " ID $:
sAZERAC Vintage Of 1896 1873 and 1906, and other
brands
w III s X Y:
Of all descripons--Scoteh, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
LIE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand usual of the hest WINES and IL
QUORS market, which will he sold reasonable
terms rs any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Rccal street.
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g EpEExgf03'aaes''
Being the order of the day, the following is
A l. T r E d NJ u N r Q E e G O.'S,
"a NIagazIne street,
Corner of Cirayier street.
SHOULD ANY DISSATISFACTION EXIST AFTER TIL
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL. BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED.
The above has been long established principle with
above house, together with
One Price and no Deviation.
And they take pleasure i'll informing their old friends and
that they have hand very large and desirable
nssortment,ef -.. . ...-.,- .-, .-
G 0 THIN G.,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN Also FURNISH
ING GOODS. A partial list annexed
Black and Colored Cloth DR. ESS and ROCK COATS;
p BUSINESS SUI ITS to nlacl all styles;
English Beaver, Kersey and Pilot Cloth OVFRCOATS;
Atalakcf and sebasopol OFERCOATS for Pilots
PANTAIOONS all kinds, splendid assortment;
VESTS, of Velvet, Silk, Satin, Cloth and Cashmere.
Boys and CIlfIfrcn's Clothing.
All kinds Of Goods and variety Of cut. FURNISHING
GOODs-A splendid assortment. .,.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING--!An kinds.
Cushions Beds Pillows and Carriage Cloh manufactured
by the Union Company
Every article fully guaranteed and sold ut factors prices.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
o6 2pGt 81 Magazine street. corner Graver.
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If any Of our readers are unable to answer the
above nterrogatory in the affirmative, let them so at
once to the Registers Office in the City Hall and
have their names enrolled on the books of Registra
tion. Without being registered they cannot vote
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Fillmore Ranger. Mass Meetings.

HaTThe clerk Of the splendid steamer Southern
Belle has our thanks forIate Natehez papers.
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FetgEEay /! Rally! Rally +!

JUNIOR FILLMORE CLUB.
The Regular Meeting this Club will be held tESDAf
EVENING October T. ut half past O'clock at The Hail. Da-
Wilson'S Row. on Carondele street. ....-
@ Punctual attendance is requested BY order of the Pres
ident er ~ -
Of ap2t s--.z.z J. R. NJ, Sec'y.
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Btsggfcs--~B asggics.

Five new style, light and very superior TOP BuGGIES
made by Minor Stevens and Isaac Mix Jr New York
btated makers These Bugges for this market
They WILDE sold below close consignment Applyt
E VIM. II. FISK,
OF 2p3t 1GS Canal street next to corner yaronun
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rs We are under obligations to the clerk Of the
fine steamer j. Il woodruff for late St. Louis papers
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House Furnishing Store,

FAEWtVoC RtVcFNeFUY
I7...............C CAMP STREET. .,............17
subscribers Housekeepers examine the complete
Of useful Housekeeping articles i'll of
ton Among the things that every housekeeper needs is
1.-THE PEOPLES GRIDIRON.'
To it, appreciate its superiority all others.
THE RAPID ICE CREAM FREEZER.
Freezes the in five minutes, with little labor.
article of SPRING BED combining luxury and clean
lines equal any, durability above all Others and last
least economy, being sold half the price Of good article old
style.
n To parties in the country will send Il drawing of the
above, and furnish size suit
seq 2pl0 ?. r. FELL & co.
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FtsEE Dry Goods,

No. 1876 Canal Street, Touro Buildings,
Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
2. & E. r f l L l. Y & Co..
Have now in their very elegant stock OF
Black and Coored SILKS;
DE LANES and CASHMERES
WOOL PI.AIDS and French C.ALTCOES;
HOSIERY and EMBROIDERIES;
SCARFS MANTI.FS and CLOAkS;
French BROADCLOTHS and C4ASSIMERES;
French and Bath BED BLANKETS;
Toilet and Melted BED QUILTS; ."'-
CURTAIN DAMASKS. -+t
90. Also
BED and T ABLE LINENS:
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
and complete stock Of the varions kinds Of WHITE GODS
nt
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vVeeC Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 Camp Street.
TO STEAMBOAT CLERKS, CAPTAINS AND
STRANGERS,
And all who may have orders for
STATIONERY,
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
NEW WORKS,
STANDARD PUBLICATIONS,
LAW ANDMEDICAL WORKS,
PRINTS REVIEWS AND
RARE OLD WORKS,
Can always have therprder supplied by leaving the
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE
"A
EMPORIUM FOR STANDARD LITERATURE
No. TO Camp street.
where every effort will be eXcred FILL ALL ORDERS that
may be entrusted me- saving time and trouble to those who
spend but II day two in the city,
J. B. STEEL, Law Publisher
Bookseller and Statio,er,
OF 2phGN htrret.
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Mr.. BlLLMoRE.--In a private letter, received few
days ago from Mr.. Fillmore by gentleman of Geor
gia, the following Characteristic language occurs;
!" Whateper may be my fate personally is not aCo1th
thought, if the integrity of the Constitution be
maintained, and ace can transmit this glorious hcr
tase unsmpaired to our posterity' This language is
worthy Of Willard Fillmore. 1t is such gems as this
that give him 50 high place in the affections of the
American people, and it breathes that lofty patriot
ism and that noble sefdenal so characteristic Of the
man, and which have made his own one Of the most
iastrious names in the history of our country.
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HOPE HALL.-Bope Hall, St. Charles street, opened
for the season on Saturday evening The building
has been thoroughly repaired and renovated, and
Daniels has everything fixed up in the finest of sap
ple.pie order" We wish him aHprosperous fall and
winter campaign.
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F,sa'aifekaec-~~Fs Furniture.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH

Nos. III and Iz;S Canal St, New Orleans.
AL NEW STOCK.
undersigned having opened large and splendid assoF
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
prepared to supply Trade and Families on the most lib
This being the only new stock i'll the efy rf
clasers will find their advantage to call ana examine me
goods aud learn prices before purchasing eiSe"ee WIN
keep constantly on hand
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES
EXTENSION TABLES, of Mahogany Walnut and Oak, and
Of all sizes
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARD TIA
EI.ES,
DRESSING TABLES.
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES
OAK, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD slHEBoARDs.
BUREAUS, Of Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany
ARMOlRS;
WAsllSTt ~SDS;
BEnSTEAnS;
rARLoR CHAIRS;
ROCKERS:
ETEGERES;
SECRETARIES;
BOOKCASES
OAK AND WALNUT
OFFICE CHAIRS;
CHLDREN's CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM Cl1 AIRS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEAPoYs AND LIGHT
STANDS, etc, etc.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
LookING-GLAssES AND MATING,
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGA PARfOR SETS
Together with everything usually found in Furniture Ware
house.
This an entirely establishment, and no old stock
hand. Purchasers will find it greatly 10 their interest to give
this call before buying elsewhere AS the proprietor
confident thai he can oner styles of the fash
ionabe Furniture, substantially m'de and atgreateT bar
gains than any other hunSe in the city
CHARLES A. STEWART,
al cpNotf III and l73 Canal street.
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r SiEks---SSghss--~Sigk
WH TGLA- GMC III iA -MTs IT. w :.
1856 Camp street, 1856
Has Just received and will open on MONDAY the G nst
beautiful assortment of latest style
D r E S S SILKS
Satin Stripe and Chine Silk r JEES;
Small Check SILKS, for Children
Rich DE LANES and CASHMEREs;
French and English CAI.ICOES;
New STYLE RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS EMBROIpEEIES, etc
HORACE HARDY,
o6 S 10 Up lS5 Camp street.
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.F,agg yseeg uv'saetes. Clothing.
F.. mAEARD & co.

Nos, SIS and GO Canal street, corner Old Lee
Ill & street, &&
Intoheir friends and the public general that they have
onhand aarge and varied assortment of WINTER and FALL
CLOTHING all Of the NEWEST STYLES received by recent
arrivals. 5o4 4 '-4* 5- f.. a..
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth Raglans, h..
French Waved Beaver Cloth 1 .5~..
-. Pilot Cloth Sacks and Paetots; x &r@.
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits; 49,.
5ssH Superfne Black and Co1ored Cloth Frock Goats;
), Cloth Dress Goats; s=z I2s
Fancy Colorcd Cashmere Paletots at various prices;
Super Black Cloth Talmas;
+. lion Skin and Coored Cashmere Burnous;
Coored Velvet Sporting Goats. 49,. .7.p. .. p ,g5
sH PANTS.
Black Doeskin Pants; .z, ~.. @-
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Pants Dr..
Coored CASHMERE Pants, at ali prices t ...-
Black and Fancy Figured sainet Pants;
Coored and Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets. -rt
~z..E VESTS. -.. ...-
Figured Black and Colored Sill. Vests;
Black Satin and Grosderine Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests; ~.,
Fancy Cashmere and Silver Mixed Vests =
Black Doeskiu VESTS, single and double breasted. -
FURNISHING GOODS.
White a Linen and Muslin Shirts; L. Is. C. Fancy Mus
lin Shirts; Fancy and Plain Cotton Socks Meno Silk and Cot
ton Undershr and Drawers; sperhne quality Of Shaker
Flannel Undersis and Drawers; Fancy and Black Silk Cr
watts Ties Stocks; Shirt Collars adkercie Gloves sus
penders, etc.
Boys and Youths Sacks, Frock Goats, Tamas Jackets
Pautaloons, Vests Shirts, etc.
Together with Trunks Carpet Bags, India Rubber Goods
etc. with many other articles all Of which they will sell
MODERATE PRICES. 4 r--
PLANTATION AND OIL CLOTHING.
Heavy Lined kerscy Monkey Jackets and Pants; Red BLU
and Gray Flannel Shirts Hickory Shirts Wide 5rim Woo
Hats Glazed Plantation Hats; Heavy Wooden Socks
White and Gray Blankets; Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts
se Froeks and Joses Brown Cotton Shirts for Women Oh
Cloth Overshrs for Felliands OF! Cloth Monkey buckets
Long o yercoats and Punalools, etc.
R-Every size for Men and Boys comprised i'll the abov
assortment of Plantation Clothing
RE-Orders addressed to will be promptly and CAREFUL
attended to-
.S.. * F. MALARD & CO.,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee.
Of 2n3tMuWe&FrNltM
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS The Late haundation
in 81. Martin Pa'ish,-We learn from the Courier
Of the Teehe, Of the eth ult that there was large
meeting in the town of st. Martnsyile, for the pur
pose OF taking measures for relief, required by the
present unfortunate and destitute state of that por
ton Of the citizens of that parish who had suffered
from the late inundation committee was appointed
to solicit contributions and the ladies were requested
to get up q fair for the pnrpose Of raising money
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The LATE DUEL Ar CHAKLEsToN.-Mr Edward
Rhett, Jr., we learn from card published in the
Charleston Courier Of the 1st inst, the author of
The communications signed g A Nuiier,s which APP
peared the Mercury, and the Of the late
unfortunate duel near that city in which Mr. VIM r.
Taber Jr., one of the editors of the Mercury, was
Killed BY Edward Magrath.
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" sReeE, ENgE Clothing.
PIERsoN, HARRISON & CO.,


PIERSoN, HARRISON & CO,
Corner of Canal and Magazine streets.
OF CLOTHING, from their Mandatory, at Newark
prsng every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
coLoRED CLOTH AND CASHMERE HNYMARKET
COATS.
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DoEsKIN CASHMERE PANTS
TALMAs, OPERA COATS AND CI4OAKs.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS.
also.
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS UNDERSHIRTS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well made and offered at VERY Low PRICES.
wholesale retail Country merchants and citizens in
yited to examine.
TPIERSON, HARRISON g. co.
.Fe1U Orleans
STATIONE3S' WAREHOUSE
NO. 60 Camp street.
COTTON BROKERS AND COTTON SAMPLERS,
ATTENTION!
Just received another supply Of SUPERIOR sAMpLING
PAPER, of different sizes and colors.
Always on hand,
COTTON WEIGHING BOOKS,
COTTON SALE AND
ACCOUNT SALES PAPERS.
J. B. STEEL, Law Publisher,
Bookseller and Staoner.
Of 2p3t&W 60 Camp street
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sadd9ery, Harness and Ts'usek


OFFICE-No lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScALpHEAD, WR1E-SWELlsG, SORES ana
ULCERS OF every description ja5i 2ply
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Discussion AT FRANKLlN.-There was n discus
sion at Franklin on the lst instant, in which Messrs.
Where and Benjamin. on the part Of the Democracy,
and Dr. j. w. Harmon, on the part of the Americans
participated. There was very large attendance Of
the Americans and a very slim one of the antics
which was considered very significant, as the meeting
was originally got up by the Democrats. But we
suppose they did their best.
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Public sfescsiose at Key West, E'o

Public efescSioe at Key West, Fla.
ON MONDAY, the 9TH of OCTOBER next, 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, will be sold public auction, for Of all
cerned-
That part Of the remaining board OF the British bark
Emig,n lays ashore Crawfs Key, in the outward
trbor, about miles from this place. the following TIMBER viz
2I5 pieces White Oak Timber, containing about sos feet
board averaging about Is So feet, and 26 inces
% pieces Black Walnut Timber, containing about Gals feet
measure averaging: from II and 2G inces
pieces White Oak Plank containing about LOT feet board
measure, and 800 Slaves.
The hull Of the Enigran in about 10 feet water hged,
with about the inside Immediately after the sale
Timber Hull will be sold, stands
brlssed copper fastened under witt, iron hanging aud
staple knees every beam Sold bS order Of the
gEsg~ TERAS-Cash.
OHARA & WELLS,
se30 2p42taw Agents, Key West.
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Ope1s 4! Open /!

NoEEI@z MAULL ee= co.,
Successors NORRIS & wAY.l
a. H G2 I'll -HM III -HC III S
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
(Gnder City lotcll
Are receiving large and elegant assortment OF fine
Fashionable Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON LENE
and COTTON SUITS, NAPIER COATS
H9%FCENISIING GOODS in every variety, seq init
r. wv. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE e. L A.,
Practices his in ats Branches in the Parishes Of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
Est and WEST FELICIAEA,
Ara SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. ocslG 2ptf
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MP IT, SGLA ~ M41A va aMs ssap~
II and Ii Charities street.
Have just opened the largest and most complete
of SILKS offered in this MARKET comprising III part
PEAU DE MAISkENSkIE ROBES;
Colored, Chiue Jape Figured, Plaids striped and Plin
TAFETAS, pOULT DE SOLE, GROS GRAIN,
GRuS GRAIN, eros DU RHINE;
SATIN DE CHINE ami PEIlIN A Polls in pieces and
in iomced Robes; Colored and Black Plain
Aud Satin Striped MORE ANTIQUES;
BLACK SILKS, of all descriptions;
With select stock Of other DRESS GOODS such Hs-~
Eaences, Shallies and Polls de Cheyre
Plain, Figured Colorcd and Black MERINOS,
CasereS AouSseline De Ane and Apacas French Caroes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

W.. G. BefEcyt0aa y Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHA NTS
And Dealers in
WESTERN PROD U CE,
Ne. % TCBorTITorlAS ST., \. 0.
Also Ascension JOHN y. PARKS PURE NATIVE wiz {:
ard So ARKIING CATAWBA. THose Wines warranted
the pure Juice Of The and Isabella Grapes Particular
atteIsitp IAjd TO filing orders. al sltn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
-KDr. James Scott.

Formerly Of tl Carolet street. has removed his Office
No. 81 Bourbon street,
Between Canal and Crstomholse Streets where he be
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures Of the Trela, Dropsy, {tscs and Anaarcas
Syphilis in all lis forms radically cured in very short time
and without the patient Dyspepsia,
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