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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUCCESSION NOFJOHN LFkER-&II,pER.
W hous having eisims against said sncces0 are N
present the sre and those indebted to sai deeeas@d ~
questcd 10 make payment to The Undersigned " 'S
CATHERINE Il WALKER INF
an2s 3hnapd Administrative, 30 Where street.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN AI,EgEFs-ToIr
~ les ctaBcers dudt succession pri ne snr
comptes ct tons aui dovent decide John Wafker
sont inviter de paye soIssigne E7
CATHERINE L. WALKER.
au2i san9od rue viliere No. 40. :
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FrS # sep DsTEes sesns LEyoIs f a Il GEEKE
T'ElE Creditors Of e. Gerlxe are hereby nos
Il :lfed TO at the Office Of Edward Barnett Notary
Pnbic on TUESDAY, the I'd day of September next 10
o'clock in order to deliberate the affairs Of said f. eret
and 70 appoint syc and they further notified that all
Judicial proceedings against the property Of said F. erke
stayed and that Alexander Derbes Es appointed to
present the absent Creditors and G. Lugenbuh Esq., Curator
ad hoe to represent the absent defendant
by order Of the Court, July 3st, 1856
t 10. CHAL0E,
anl san30d Deputy Clerk.
@g-l ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
CfNeuiEME CoUR DE DISTRICT ~ LEr0Is et aIs w. f.
Nouvelie. Ii Orleans. tH No siha IFS
I ES creanciers de r. GerIke sont Motif cs par
- ces pfesetes davoir comparative retude Edward
prochain 10 eures m nain eet de delibeYer
sur les aares du dit f. Gerke de yndic
plus noes que ontes poursue iudcares les bens
du d r. erke sont suspeudue que Alexandra Derbes
pour les creancers aae ct g. Lugen
J. o. sCHALON,
anl 3t'n55d Depnte Greher.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Aebietu If tbe Markets.
TUESDAY MORNING, August 2s, 1856

TUESDAY MORNING. August 26, 1866
COTTON The stock greatly reduced by the heavy
operations of last week that yesterdays transactions of
little importance. .....- .
3S bales the crop received yesterday max
ing total thus far of 3 bales against 1904 to shme date last
year.. .s55
. NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
6rdas; tnFS5isf GsdhE SSh MdTRs Fni2 :}9II }sII
Good @ oi,dinary 255@SS Fair;
Hiddiing. ogio2 Good Fine
TOBACCO We noticed sales yesterday of 70 hhd fol-
lows at 8a at9 Sc 92 and 1914 and 2 Of which
at 91z and 20 at l0l4c nB.
The first hid of the crop received yesterday from
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
so.,, ,na son ,oxs coo-baes Tobaceo-hhds d:
Received z.s;e,iav safe rs SSjzs
-l75s, $3.50
l,7os,ql4 67,5s5
Exported to date. e......... l,7s24O9 59,5E -.
y, 400 -59597
9,5O5 1885
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs ..Abont IS hhds of Sugar
changed hands yesterday at s249lc p b for Fair to Prime
Nothing Of consequence done in Molasses.
FLOUR. Was active with export demand, and
the ales amounted about 5000 bb including 1900 and 1900
bbls superfne ST. Illinois Sc 3 100 Sc 25 800
att 4 in lots, at 81 5s5 40 $50 Fine at SIS 20 and SO
Choice Extra tPlants at S8 % bbl.
GRAIN. We noticed only sales Of $50 White Corn
Soc q bushe and some Mixed at 757Sc Oats selling
at 5@5c y buel the largest lot disposed of being 900 sacks
ST. Louis OF Wheat $50 sacks sold 81 3S
p busiel and some other large lots reported but
ticnlars given.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork still selling slowly $50 u
bbl, Of Bacon 25 casks disposed of at 1029lc for
Ribbed Sides and 9i9sc y b for Shoulders. OF Lard,
noticed sales of l49 bbs and erces by party and 100 by
another at l21ac and 500, mixed lot at =. /
INDIA BAGGING Sales of l6T bales Saturday at 24c
and 160 yesterday at about the same.
COFFEE noticed sales of 900 bags Rio I0lc u b.
WHISKY. only considerable sale reported 200 bbls
Extra Rectfed at 3c time Raw dull and offered at 33c
RICE. Sales of so to 60 tierces at &c T3 ID.
FREIGHTS. NO new engagement reported yesterday.
EXCHANGES. We have heard of no material change.
Sterling. 914D9s and 95G p ct prem.
New York sxty-day bills lI 1sand u disc
Sight checks New York. .s0l4 prem
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
EXPECTORANT-Thc following original letter hand
ed to us for publication remedy which elicit such
Galveston Texas April rs, 1856
DR.. o. o. Woodmsn. New Orleans:
My Dear sIn justice you and adnty suffering,
and world of coughing people, what yonr
Invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expectorant
me- when all other remedies give any
relief In the fall of lS4 living in ST. Louis where Ihave
sided of the time for the last aixeen years.
cold which settled on lungs and confined my bed
and dosed and bsered by doctors for several weeks m finally
got onmy legs again. cured of my coughing
ratng and tickling throat which continued necessarily
for than six months, always the the winter My
friends insisted had coughed enough to kill dozen
and that must be in the last stages Of consumption.
made up my mind must cough my life away left
in December last to travel and spend winter
When called at in vicksbur yon will recoect
coughing hard could not talk my business
known You said would my cough As yougave me
abottle of Cherry Expectoran thought would not
slight aud your medicine not to try it and In
thankfulness shall remember the day did but
few days began to alay and diminish cough and all tick
ling in throat and before had used than three
fourths Of the of that bottle entirely cured and
for weeks did congh h;ugh exposed day nd
night nall weahers in travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina cold and my cough
in commenced again. and also the tickling throat
tervas and before arrival in New Orleans 18th inst
some nights coughing would
hour another bottle from you and
in less than two days entirely relieved again.
determined to always keep bottle hand in the com
mencng of cough few small doses will relieve en-
trely am now fully satisfied it is the Cough Remedy
known to the world and it is duty you owe to the cough
ing and afflicted part of the human family put valuable
remedy withnthe reach Of ALL It's praise soon be upon the
tongues of tens of thousands of joyful coughess happy
souls So remedy yonr Expecoran be brought
before the public.
am, dear sir respectfully yours,
R. j. WOODWARD
1ei2 5md&W ofSt. Louis, No.
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-7 ~ ---- STATE OF LOUISIANA 49, a 2
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the JanuEry 1856 before me-
the subscriber, Justice Of the Peace and for the
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary, Of the HoIpe Mnuat
Insurance Company Of New Orleans being duly sworn
coriing Law, depose
booka Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, Presiden4. =
S1&Ess JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary,
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day January
1856. CHAS NJ BRADFORD, Second Justice of 51
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
per cash the outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof to their legal representatives and after
MONDAY, the 11h of February next. Ea55
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
per the earned premiums Of the Company
yeard ending 3st December 1855 for which certificates will
Issued and after the 18th of March 53g
Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
seas rivers fire. rates Of
premium Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
JOHN R. SHAW Vice-President.
Wurrrr FIR .
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Sgipping gutelligeute.
TUESDAY, August 26, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

TUESDAY, August 26, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Florida, Coens Key West via the Florida ports
Brit Brig Telegraph wosOe, for Point Petre Guaaiupe
ARRIVED.
Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
-Guarantine Station
span psG @ eSS to % P Ps tHm M aa as
sehr Jans s Eizsbs5 Pittded from wreck of ship Manila.
schr Oregon from the wreck of ship Mana with the
c.,,- wreck wrecked ,Sa cargo to to Underwriters.
schr Hornet lack days from Pensacola, John Hurley
schr 1nvineible, Habber days from Mobile to Newton
Schr Condon Lee from Biox-Basin
Schr Polar Star, Whtcomb, from Coyington-Basn.
selr schr Arsene Hooper from Cosnston0Bssln.
SeIr Endora, Fred fi from Bic BiIoxi~Basn MaS'
schr MaTia - from Bonfouca-Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Rapides. jackson, from Vicksburg.
Midas, Brown from Paducah
SI Jas Stockton 4; Hanthorn, from paseagouaBasn.
,g Oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
up sehooneTs Elizabeth and Oregon
Towboat St Charles Chambers the Passes-towed down
@ 1sn and pan kmoa aRs and P1s s
Adams Gray-brought up brig Colon.
BELoW-CoMING UP.
Ship Minnesota Deshon from Boston, to Jones Nacknder Eco
schr Sea Drift -, from Corpus Christi to Goldeubow
MEMORANDA.
Ne The towboR NJ Streck arrived here yesterday from
the Tmbaer Islands, having schooners Jane Eliza
beth and Oregon with about 700 packages merchandise
the wreck of the ship Manila Bordeaux Jackson the
sevedore and his party left the Island and the Streck
will return there after having discharged.
H The steamer RapideS arrived yesterday from ycburg
with III bales cotton of the crop the total quantity of
cotton received to this date is $50 bales
H" The first hid of tobacco of the crop was received
here yesterday by the steamer Midas shipped at Hc
man. Kentucky is from the plantation of Govan Cox Esd
OF Henry county, Tennessee and consigned Messrs R. Yea
man d Co.
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,,.-1E.s-u1 " on o--.-.--.
Gs1s i es2s5 n Al
department will commence on Monday November i7tb 1855
and aes M ons H. i B. T t5fss5eF s3 n P3aes .. w,.in
IL. Riddel, n q, Professor Of Chemistry.
csns NJ D. PFdessof o f osstss oSssss
Thomas Hunt NJ d. Professor Physiology and Pathology
T6s for Dsecns will open hrd Monday in
TRe aculy are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital, and attend this institution from November
f Fhs Students accompany the Professors in their visit and
s Rfsa pre-
the Ampheae Of the Hospital from The first Monday in No.
Tenber on Clinical Medicine and Surgery Auscultaon and
The $i55},s HS Sf'xy sssRs
resident students. who ans2fs ps
REETESWyEsTER ST yEs IS y ZAGEHARIEaNosi IS FRONT
9 80 easSsn Nos wan
81 Fulton streets where all times furnish
fSFgEB % TIL Sh Hf Ss Rsjs5 ) IL 81
superior 1nd1eenents !1 to parties dealing with us.
cHiMNIEs, BREECHINGsi
Stills, WORMS
chfE5F@SISg @ kETfLEs; aS1fs .
Attached to our establishment we have general Furnishing
Store, where articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PIAN
TATION AND HOUSE USE may be found
rs P o hing Safety Pump Kases
STEAM GAUGEs-sclaifer's Vacuum and Steam Gauge,
been carried during its use. Hearsons Water Gauge ~
TINW ARE
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Moulds;
Coffee and Tea Urns Soup Turcens;
Together will, iIsst and Snot I r a VI GU
Ironing and Roy Stoves Esnc, oi nnd parinr % , '
oono. III rauGS oaein anu ittlof StoVes Snl-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

Az letters France, Holland and Belgium be paid
q by the American Liverpool Souihamp
TOM % cents by the direct steamers TO Have and cents by
British Letters Switzerland
under the rne reach earlier their destination
closed mail consisting of letters newspapers for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ioan Islands, etc.
Is sent from the ost-othce in New York semi weekly
4The postage by this line 10 Porto Rico
zuela 10 cents, where the distance from mailing Office does
exceed miles and 20 the distance exceeds
$500 miles. Prepayment required.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-PAINTERS WANTED-To two or thres
W good iANI,s TO such So per day will be given. Ap
ply to No. 294 MAGAZINE street. au2G 3pt*
ITTANTED-CAsToR BEANS AND FLAX SEED IN
w lots, for which the highest market price will be paid
Js i. j. WEBSTER,
au22 3m Corner Magazine and Lafayette streets.
IETANTED-TO HIRE-A CoLORED GIRL, AsCHILD
w NURsE--a Creole preferred. Apply at No 50 Tchoup
touias street jy2g
W1ANTED-A FIRST ASSISTANT SUPERTNTEND-
w and Teacher for the House of Refuge Both be
competent to teach. Applications the Commission
ers Office No. 70 City Halt jy9 I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
w m8 BARELI4I CO., No. 6l Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26
FOR SALE,

1 sj[ss a residence sitqesd caai Avenue carrollon
ates drive from the city by the Common e street @ road s m
The hous 4 well built airy and very connodiou containing
The grounds are asteiny laid out extensively and we'll
snss ads "F Fo"y 51n 9ar SSs al ns
The terms viii be very liberal.
For further particulars apply to
jyl7 CIV FETIOWES Il co.
FOR SALE FIRST, CLASS FIRE ENGINE, one
old, running, and in No. order Address En-
gine Picaynne Office. az If
&C. A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-1
10y d DECD sell TO the kis6ss 5iadsr e q
Of Trenton Of which he died possessed Said
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
ton has large and comodions brick dwelling good
9egr1 can barns stables etc., and is Of the best farms in
,bs.Sl sa4 T T, VII oD b sold 5 s ten eenel annual
first three lien retained land until The
Ths M III o Be- soS pnsy m e pa ae time and place
hy on 'o's n Eng x s9d on credit Of and years
OBJ obtain b APPLYING to the undersigned BY addressing him
Trenton June T II the will annexed of L. B. e"y ~ I6S%% afSS
COTTON PLANTATION FOle sALE-rHAT
s 0n,n 1nd 4 Sss1ps
Town conans between bundled and one thousand acres
S ~ Ss Ss .sS s%Ssis9
a s and 'Hs Hsty os e
xty negroes good Stables Corn Houses and and well
very wei improved This will be sold on very
be given the lst January ez the crop IS
Ss v t m int intended plant o M and what
Fo arar &C. h o @ sse @ aDn ON m nrs
Ssa ala q dSwn IS PITCHER. GOODRICH co.
4@ FOR SAhE-pEL1GHrFUI SEA SHORE RES
hhhe property at Mississippi City situated next to Mr.
lonSs cOnmodions and in excellent repair The furniture
be taken VALUATION ss5FSf Sknso Es5 co apply
je9 40 Cnsromhouse street.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-oN ACCOUNT OF MY
s Nc sa snstsd p5s n the town of Claiborne op
ss GsT4E5o g Tic R n, spf1s hS p and
s 5G h ton where schools t churches etc.
entire yellow feVsr S' shoefa siesa
may may pc serbea It's sunriy may be jnged from the fact
family children workmsn and have never called in
The property consists Of two-stoy Brick House. four rooms
below and four aboye with necessary outbuiings Orchard
feet deep The land be increased Sur
rounding it there growth of magnolia oak aure pride of
For terms which will BE- low apply Mr. KEYD1G No. ss
s l street. or 10 'ns '0s''0S o0v'ns' G s BossiERE
s 1Sie M 3sS EGH9ES is o1s 4ssis
. + sns ssSf
lies Pelican Dry Dock For apply captain
my2s ', :, GEO. W HyNsoN 4 CO., 81 Camp street
oS PhtANTSs s1sFb. Eo 4 d
sell the above estate reasonable plantation
@ pssh %s; s
pT Ss s Ss @ sa ss%a
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HOWE sIUTUAI. TgsURANc coasPANY

The Company have the following assets, Wig:
Invested in mortgages property worth WA
double the amount loaned thereon. S2S- $50 90
Invested in bank stocks. ......-....... 6s,6f5 %
Loaned on bank stocks. i2s,4e0 o.
Invested in real estate (ofce rs CaIup st) 5IG0o %
Bills receivable at short time for preni- s3
earned. :.,...:.....:.-:. 80. 1906 IS
scription notes. s 44zlss5
Due for premiums in of collection 1896 81
Cash on hand nd.................4..sa..... 96,0A I9
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AzERAC BRANDIES I'VE ARE SOLE
~ Agents this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep
constant supply hand Of various qualities and grades ys
lss ~ sT 1905 1902 l7aS 1885 New York terms and
ol9ly WIN. E. LETERIcH L CO., "A Old Lsvse,
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CATTLE III AR K E r i.

JEFFERSON CRY, August 25
Arrived TO day $40 head of Cattle and 2i Calves Year
ng The market well supplied and easy for purchasers
quotations.
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pATENT NIEDICINES-AIL THE MOST PoPu.
lar Medicines, by the dozen the Propretors
lowest Wholesale prices. Among which are
IS gross Mustang Lniment.
80 gross Bryants Pulmonc Wafers
60 dozen Hostetter's Bitters.
30 dozen Wheeler's Sherry Wine Bitters.
30 dozen Ginger Cordial.
80 dozen Thorn's Extract Gopaiya and sarsapariAa.
200 dozen Bulbs sarsaparilla.
50 gross Fahnesock's Vermfuge
rs gross McI4ean's Verraifuge.
so gross Winer's Vermifuge
"a dozen 0sgood's Cholagogue &@"
"a dozen Carter's Spanish Mixture
"A dozen Swains Panacea
100 dozen Barry's Tricopherous. -
o. o. WOODMAN FTss
jel2 5md&W N Nsg ssas Srissa,s
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WTOODMAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
" GINGER-such is the intimate connection between the
stomach and the SYSTEM that the health of depends
much the of the other and medicine whehis
grateful and beneficial to the stomach has the effect restoring
the system to its natural tone and gor owing
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
found excellent remedy for Nervous Sick Headache
Sea Sickness Nausea etc., The advantage of the
Fluid Extract Essence of Jamaica Ginger u.s. very
FORM contains all the active principles without
any Of the inert matter which makes much agreeable
to the stomach. l tE ezFs ,p4S- 5
Dypepc persons who troubled with nausea distress
the stomach after eating owing the weakness of the dges
tive organs will find this preparation Invaluable usually
affords immediate relief and is ecaeious brandy
any other kind of ardent spirits stimulates and
the stomach producing relief without the
injurious consequences which result from alcoholic stimuan
During the prevalence of the cholera, it found of the
greatest benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation the
bowels, which produce diarrhea gs +"
Aewdrops in umbler of water with sugar syrup
heahfu and delightful beverage this Extract couneracng
the bad effects of the cold water.
WOODMAN'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
is eaboaely prepared from carefully selected articles the
best quality.
CAuToNPeron desiring article that be relied upon
prepared solely from PURE JAMAICA GINGER should par
tcular ask for Woodans Extract Of Jamaica Ginger"
which is warranted to be exactly what is represented
o. 0. WOODMAN, of Magazine and Common streets,
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans. jel2 5md&W
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SECOND JusTrcE's coURT ALEX BoNNEv ALvs. FLINT
Ok ViTUE Ttj1aS Of three %rits 81 FIR ier Sac,as
- directed by the C. NJ Bradford Second Justice
OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed
At public auction Warehouse Circus street
August, 1856. at Il O'Clock Nj -
ONE LOT sUNDRY ARTICLES consisting of Bottles,
Scales, Chairs, Desk, Books, etc., etc.
TERMS-Cash On the spot.
W. W. MITCHELL,
aug y Is 30 Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

,sS9sSE$s PEACHES, PEARS AND APPLIES
sA$S ANTHONY ASTREDO, 6Royal and SO Canal street,
Es respectfully informs his friends and all Others that he
- has engaged the whole of Col. Hebron's and six
other orchards of Vcksbug, and will sell by the Million
ousand boH barrel Dozen and will deliver them MI
ars Or the city free Of charge consisting Of PEACHES
PEhRS "a APPLEs Al ORANGES MELONS and every thing
III he FKulT lime Fe is also sole agent and will sell
commission 100000 FRUIT TREES Of every description He
also receives fresh supplies every day.
Ne PLEASE give me call and you will be satisfied.
~ ANTHONY ASTREDO
jy14tf 16 Rova and 50 Canal streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

VACCINE MATrER-vACCINE MATTER-PHY
sicians Planters and Druggists always be supplied with
pure article at So doper seab, by applying to
SICkI.ES Il CO., IS Canal street.
..... G. N. MORRISON. IL Magazine ST.,
Z. B. WHEELOCK, 43 Magazine st.,
fec M. CANNON % Crayiar street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

ITO BUILDERS AND DNlEKsCTIANTS-PAPE
HANGING WAREHOUSE, Nos. IS and 60 Canal street.
of Old Levee
We have received and offer for sale at the lowest prices
wholesale retail large French
English and American PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
SHADES and FIRE BOARDS.
3rn h .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

IAs MERCHANT AUSTIN Texas.
disc. f5'Hse1 = - Ii ~ NV III WI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

x&, BOARDINGs-THE LARGE AND ELEGANT
sAAS.:l sAAS.:l house known as the DESBAN YER ANDAH, in
E Camp street, No Sl2 is open for the reception of
families and single gentlemen This of the dea
PIE summer locations in the city, and the family
sur for comfort each one having room cabi
ana every convenience for the comfort of boarders few Day
boafaers can also be accommodated
ie30 Am JULIA A, GLEASON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

Tbs Board Of Trustees have resolved to par sig per cent
tsrest on the scrip Of 1856 paya5e ater the
second Monday Of May next and have declared scrip
the past year for which certificates viii issued
the rst day Of June and they have reserved the ba1aes
Of the net profits Of the year ending lh March, 1856 meet
pending but unadiused claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the pers Of the
and rivers and loss and damage By FIRE. at
premium.
Office in Iron building Of Camp and Natcez streets.
@ E5 CHARLES BRIGGS, President
z..z A. CARRIERE. Vtcs Presidsnt. IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

CHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
~ with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal Sausages, Tpe, and
every thing in the bnering ine. Barrels and half barrels of
Choice Coned Beef up order for Cabin Family Use
at Stall No. 2 POYDRASMARKET by
AUGUSTUS @. aERKEL.
n gsteamboats and Ships supplied with all kinds Live
Stock, such fresh mch Cows, Hogs Shoas Pigs Sheep
Goats, Geese, Ducks Chickens etc. m4tf
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CONsTABLE'S SALES.

3geFISEs esass oouH' BAEEES k HORACE
TX VIRTUE of a yVrlt of ficri facias ito me
~ drecled by the Hon G. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
eace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell pub
lie auction at Warehouse Circus street. between Poyras
o'clock, NJ .l5EG - = ' ' N
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE. gs
Seized in the above suit. ..gI. VEL. ...
TERMS Cash the spot. L- .5T
". w. MITCHELL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

O. SLAVE DEPOT, NO. l56 COMMON
spREEI-Ihe undersigned has on hand, and will keep
~ full assortment Of SLAVES consisting of MECHANICS
OF all descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc. etc.
aV1ng leased the threestory dwelling Common near
aa5nne street he is prepared transient Traders
city. - W
hParcuar attention will be paid eonsgnrneus of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street
GGGFEEESCGsp G Rsa1; C9rFy& Person Reks
g,-Ths HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
souHa NEdRoEs. nj ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

X R1SEI3ICTGIESATORS.- S.-THEsUBSCRIBERS HAVE
Just received and will be constantly supplied during the
season with the celebrated Louisville Refrigerator These Re-
have given universal satisfaction to all that have
hem and there doubt it is the best Refrigerator
sod in this city Persons wanting purchase will do well
call and examine the above before purchasing other kind
G. FLINT L JONES,
myl9-3m 46 ROYAL street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

sssae TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
M land in Eastern Texas known rs the "Mc2ueen land,
Bevil Port the Waches river. This land
charge for dry goods and groceries Any wishing to
learn the terms and particulars, which will be snch will
t the parties offering References the quality
land and title, can be made to Hon George W. Smyth e.
VIM Eddy and R. G. DOOM Esq., Of the citizens Of
this county. SAMUEL GOODE
rrOunt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26

| PRANK SHAW, Jr., $500, COMMISSION AND
| u FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchouptoulas street, New
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Parish Of Orleans 8 LEMON
PY VIRTUE of a writ OF fl erI facias to me
directed by the Honorable c. NJ Bradford Second Justice
Of the Peace Of the Parrish of Orleans offered for sale
at public auction on the 18th day Of August, 1885,
THE CONTENTS OF "A PLASTERER'S SHOP, and have
failed to get two.tlrds of the appraised value.
will again offer for sale public auction the corner of
St Joseph and Carondee Streets MONDAY the LIST SEN
tember 1856 at Il O'Clock NJ s.
THE ABOVE PLAsTERER's SHOP, to the highest and
last bidder at twelve months credit with bond good
rity with five per interest per annun - .5
W. w, MITCHELL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-08-26


have sold B. Fahnestocks Vcnnitnge for of
years. and snc the satisfaction afforded as well
10 physicians as to planters and other citizens thar
1t 10 my friends i'll all cases where medicine of
needed WM. B. MILLER, Druggist.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States.
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