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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 Custumhouse street, near
I'VE Royal streetFor the Cure of Old Chronic MercuIia
Syphc and all Private DISEASES without Mercury hindrance
from business to friends and guaranteed in
all cases.. 49, .-...-7 -
The unparalleled which attended Dr. James
makabe he has effected which incur
able by the eminent physicians ustifes him In offering
services the confidence of the The
of the diseases termed Private and Of which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
maently eradcate n-mey Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they Diseases of the Back and LonS In
fammafion of the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tuors and all Diseases of the Skn
would also call the attention especially of those
privately and improperly injured themselves in that
ting them business society viz Constitutional De-
billy lmpoteucy Ths following of the sad and
melancholy effects produced BY early habits Of YOUTH viz
of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dimness of
Vision Power Papitaon Of the Heart Dys
pepsa Nervousness Iritabt symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Of Memory, Confusion OF IDEAS Depression
Spirits Evil Foebongs, Aversion to Society SelfDis
Solitude Timity of the evils produced
All afflicted with OF the above should
fail call Dr. James and be at restored perfect
health let false deleacy apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful Of
terrible mslacy. MI 10y
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full yigor
restored " 4
Remember, .The Medical House James, is 81 Custom
house street.
Private and reserved Hours CT
from A. NJ. to P NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSRecent vi Gonorthea twenty hours,
or no pay. -s DR.. JAMES,
oil 1y So 49, go. 81 Gustonihonse street.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Of New Orleans Jean BAKEs It slsLNo. ID ~ Nj
RY VIRTUE OF a writ OF fteri facias ageinst
Jean Bares and to directed by the Honorable
will proceed TO sell at public auction, at The City Hotel
street. between Camp and Magazine Streets WEDNES
DAY, the alst day of October 1885, IL O'Clock NJ
0s'ak PoaTT6N or s.uas Il about
479 feet inches from the Meairie Road, measuring @
American measure 35 feet inches front land facing
II on depth Of 1872 feet The said portion Of ground being
August 1856 byJ. A. DHemecouit Deputy Surveyor
act OF partition passed between Jean Puyeeur
Jean Ba5e on the 7h day Of January before Drouet
thereon rights privileges and advantages
unto said portion belonging. ess.i9si(y Sl
Seized in the above suit. ~ st5s e s
TERMS-Cash on the spot. =,74slass895s
sel9 70 oct II q Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEux1EMr CouR DE DIsrRIcr Ia VILE DE LA NOU-...
49, BARES ct als.-No. l0, $50.
I'm VERTU DUN writ de fierl facias contre
de District de a Nouyee Orleans dams paaire idessus
procedeai lie MERCREDI q doetobre 1857 midi ph6tel
de Ia Cite de la Commune entire les du Camp
asas De %
peds pouces environ du chein de la Metaiie
rant mesure ericane, 1876 pieds face l
terre qu fat face sur une pofondsur De s2 gieds La de
dresse lie 30 daot 1856 j. A. Hemecourt deute vnyar
ace de partage entire Jean Puysegr Bares
az rapport de Droue noare public en- cstte ye date
Ensemble les basses qu existent
la dite portion de terre toes dro privileges sev
tudes ct avantages attaches ct appar,enant.
LIE tont saisi dams l'afare ci-dessus Agsl
C0NDITICNS-Compt moment de Rehabilitation,
sele 20 OCT IA n Sheriff de Ia paroisse dorleans
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. mo transactions were re-
ported
FLOUR. There was fair demand with sales of about
$500 bs, of which Unbranded 600 $40 and GOO in LOTS
81 25 $40 superne 6O@s5 6 33a Illinois do at So
and 500 St. Louis also S. is q Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn were confined to some 45U
sacks mixed 6566c and $40 Prime White i'll lots at 5e q
OF Wheat 200 Red sold at 81 05 D bushel
were lower sales of 100 sacks ST. Louis at
u bushel 500 sold i'll lots atoc 500 at
771S, and 1856 at soc q 100 lbs. ~
PROVISIONS Mess Pork still retailing at ST 500
S2s u bb mostly the former rate OF Bacon few casks
sold AT l}sc the best Ribbed Sides, and
ID for Shoulders esof Lard included $50 kegs Prime
in two or three lots at l71ac q b.
bales Western sold on the levee at ST 81
u tun. -. !.
COFFEE Sales of 224 bags lOc, 50 at lo4. and lou
Skimmings at 91lc q b.
SALTA cargo of $4,000 bushels French, in bulk and
aHoat were sold at IOc u bushel cash.
LARD OIL We noticed sales of 20 bbls at 81 10 some
small lots at sl 25 20 bbs No. at 81 Us D gallon
HIDES Country were selling at l0@l2c for Dry saed,
70l7l, for Wet and Mexican Flint at l6gl1c d D.
WHISKY market continues dull The sales included
80 bbs Recti6ed Proof 2lc 81 Extra at 2 AMI %
Raw at gallon though round lots OF Raw could De had at
PC o gallon.
FREIGHTS ship was taken for Glasgow on Wednesday
at 96d for Cotton Vessels the berth are still filling up at
I'D for Liverpool lie fl Havre.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sse % a D.Tssc. counr sALvAn e s,s Z FONT.
W = salvador j. 9sas has g.s..
dc e az S 4 s e. d.,s
Notice shsseby gwen g al whom f may concern
esnse withn ten days why the Of tbs sid petitioner
osssis ''e s =. 4. DREUx. Dspu.y Clark
Drgx,E,k cogr De DisrRrcrl SALVADOR y. FONT,
sssi5'5 9is:1s
esds- ''''' ' '''ss''ep = = s'''s's' -
s.ss DOM. soa. pert
auslss ne ssrsit pasfait drois Is dite petition.
-oes = q - - DREUx. dspue srsassr. =
slcosp aD.sTs,c. Couzr} SUCCESSION or MAEgI4 DE
NI1T III 9El I. AmADo.;No Is
10, i ess. ss.;s s sna
,nsy have , e ne presented By he
@ sss &c :ss..ass ,ssss. and
y order Of ths Court 1 - "a
slss 81 p nssgrL
ss:: . ..s
poSI Issass sss
p poss ps. j. euss,suI De die
parts eosfornfment ~ dit compts. - -
SEQ -. J. "A. FAGOT. Depute Grstbes
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Rsn Ma5S =. ss 4. ss.
NOTICE e hereby. given to the creditors
IN Of the nsovent and that csssjoi
q big property has been accepted BY e Court
that they have to meet at the Office Of Geo Rarede
Public, on MONDAY the l2h day Of October, 1857.
os fa az q de s
meantime all proceedings against his person property
stsyed. Is5E ISIS
And that John Mckee Esq, Attorney ssLaw, 10 appoins
| to represent the absent creditors. 1865
/ BY order Of the Court: s;sd9 ~ =
| GAsP,D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office. September 7th, 1857. & sell sin30d
/ ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
| SIxIENE CouR DISTRICT WARREN A. GRICE We SCI
de Ia Nouve1le Orleans. 5CREANCIERs les creancer
i de Grice Ut James-No. 5,50f
"A ciers de nsolvabIe personnes que pen
concener cession de ben etc sccepte
pour lsn,s bensce ans ont e reanir buean Georg
1851 midi ree de deiibere prendre consideration
aNaires du dit insolvsbe ct QUEEN attendant
suites conre "a pe1sonne ct bena suspendu.f
1t John Mckee svoca pour representer LEI
creanciers absents. - :
1 Par ofdre de Ia Cour NJ ~ se1ss
4 GAsP'D JAMES, Deputs GreGer.
Bureau du gretaer &c Ieptemb1e 1851. seI1 ainsOi
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

- THE PANIC-RANKS BREAKING-
H. HARD TIMES-Notwihstnnding ali these snnoyances,
take pleasure in informing my friends the public
in all that am in receipt Of splendid stock Of Gents
HATS and in endless variety styles and colors Also
fine Ok of French ELT HATS. Gentlemen wishing
plus ultra Hat will please call and examine assortment
D. c. JOHNSTON, Fl
o5 ct under the st Charles Hotel.
IN j. ROCH d CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
Il HATS-The subscribers ready do any work
their customers and the public in raj shall
fit to besow them Having engaged the competent
workmen and being in receipt of the hest of Materials they
confident that they good work estab
lishment in the city.
of all qualities and made to order at short
est notice. j. ROCH CO.,
oil en- Baronne and Grayier SITS,
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AUCTION SALES.


SALE OF ITO CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoaANs,
~ and large assortment of Winter Clothing. 81
nv mr. : rryr : = = .,.snNr 1919
. =. oDhSilE . Lea sofs :, 1eue =
FRIDAY, the 9th Inst, At 10 O'clock, ~
auction, at their auction rooms, No. II Charities street,
ITO cases BOOTS. SHOES and BROGAEs.
At AZ O'clock np stairs or,,,yn
,TERWS Ia q 1en' VI " A5' EN- Wy cs
- =. 800. -
- GOOD PLOWMAN AMMAN AND CARTMAN.
BYN yIGNIE Auctioneer. 80
c.rrrupav rn., 60. - 10 ,,ornclx mr. nj
~ y ~. hOIn insi.s aI e HA'' ~
~ tns e. LOUIS Exenabge vi De fald
J N nesG nan, asea q sS hpi,nssir
hana ana catt.drver naeihg aossneu n pnt 's
Act =, sns nelofe 2. Masher, No@i! "oe' 20
-lE.Ms-oasn.
PLANT ATOM cARpENTER AND COOPER i.
~, :, 1r1S,,IE ..,. 49,. 5''
q SATURDAY. the 10th inst, at IL o'clock NJ,
. at the St. Louis Exchange, will be sold
HENRY a negro hoy aged 80 years-plantaton
pener and COOPER except sganst running away
A4rTERMs-Casb, oy
$3.50 - :. 80 ,.,,,,,,,,o n,,,,,r, ~, ~
WINDHAM BLEACHED SHEET1NGS, PRINTS, FLAN-
N G. nels, ETC. 4.-s ..-l.-e
Cd - g1T1 ny VINCENT Il Co. Auctioneers,
.-x,Dna W 4,,.Inx., suse - m o,.Jncrr .t
t; atid rsoms a asnstnninmss sreet viii be sold
~ thsii guy Iools, =, ouetolouee eiee'' wa No m
cases Z ahcS lIntss M, AZ, !. q. ...,,,,.
- Sa1es BIZ, rU, aha d SI.
~ paieS oi"e' "n''e al ,eeii'' i""''' ..-.
,-s ,ooLoa.s o,a ,ots aasono,. DKy caoDs %
10 packakes anu lois eeaeonnoe IN ! uOoDs. ~
DANACEn CT ATtoNERy-FnR ACCOUNT OF WHOM
II NAV concern
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

II
boxes groceries, 2 ties hams. 8 do flee.
PENsAcOLA-schr Nays, 600 bricks.
,s RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
AMMAN Carroll 1co2s cuddy Brown 1co2l7 bales Cotton to
70 q
Esn aco-1Io Coleman Putnam 1co-log ses cottonn to
Adam. bale:
sse. dss" yss
Eas asss q ksss oxssssss
s.nsss asSeaaa Hs ss
Asn t. Mssr bales cotton
AlIsSesIgsr aeo-s .I Hspsin. 1eo Kelly 8so
Harding. 1s6.y aorshsad5 ThoinI 1eo-s bales cotton
derroaf asSs Bales eoo a0 % o.
yIcKsBURasteamer Eclipse2as bales cotto. to Payne
Ihssa
st as allen 1ass ss'so
hssfsn Asns Rs.ssa Sess
Wsfd saunders Hsps.S Dc Carroll fIsha'a
COS Edward Fac 4co,ss do Cleveland Brothers kco5s do
sGss s:s
sssa
% sSss DO e
Lane, Mayasd See7 Dsvis JENKINS Aces9 bales cotton
Lowe MeReynolds do Bradley Wilson Ico-is do to
HoRsn 1850 Eeh,sS s s e bales cotton
;S box specie Brew
3l4l bales cotton. r
yICKsBU RG-steamer W Adams--27s bales cotton to
s10a
ab Val
RHekner Stanton d Henderson Peas2 Do
Harding abSay Summers Dc Dc
Kelly &eoa77 do Carroll PehaEd 4so26 bale. cotton
bradley Wilson deo22 bales relison Stevenson
Asn On
Thornhl acol6 Gumnings Stewart 4cols DO Rhorer
Eayse HaTlsoaIs Byrns Vance 1eos Sc AZ Sso-s Do
cotton ..l a-l2IE - II -
PoINT-A-LA-HAcHE- Steamer ceres-sl bbls rice to L
D Urquhart-sundries TO order.
To- do to cadds ogss %
essss
lsssEs assS %
Freso Stevenson co5o do Brady Soo4 bales cotton
Hsna sas s to
Henderson Peae do Persons &co-s bales
aensessr philips order
Total 1893 bales cotton. = '.NS
VOORHEES, Griggs hides Mann whisky
xhk es Gs o 10
Woodruff 6coIls 500 rope Price Converse
5 S9
1
Coy &eG-5i bales cotton Robson Aen1s bales cotton to
Bogart Foley Avery.2 90 Nelson &eo6 bales cotton
pnckard geo John Williams &co-S GLADDEN. Seixas
ID bradley Wilson Sco-bd Ihornhl &coS bales cotton to
NJ . 5raay hysteao deo-l0cows Carroll
rIsurp,s r NnINC c.. r,a..., o
oat = .lss en.tan ~ ap Dulles eooh 70
80 MI - "ylo q M " -
bidss ssnduuires 10 nrdsTn,a Ia G eoa mas Oh
n . ..n - go " o"0 .o.a 10 oaieo eo'oh.
L. STAMPS LANDlNG-Steamer Bella Donna-l5S bales Of
ward Saunders HuntIu3 do John IeeSi,s bales Sutton
Oakley Hawkns Carroll Pritchad &co-69 bales cotton to
PEARSON &co-og henderson Feale-55 Estlin &co-
81 John Watt gels do to Davis jenkins &co-lt bales cotton
Mande vllie MchennyT3s DO Kelly &co6 bales cotton
w B,rbridge Eco-Sl OK 6co-6 Cuddv Rrown Eco-eS
Edward Male &eoS1 Richsrd Nugent &co6 bales cotton to
Mielberger barronI2 Mlienberger &eo.9 bales cotton
Iuhbull &coll bales cotton BRADY Gco-l6 bales OF
ny % S Sr cn a. ~ s uht oeHa
Robertson McDougall-6 Freson Stevenson Gco-l4
Kohn Ryan-lG Coleman Putnam &co7 Warren Gilmore
Seo-6J pauche &eoI2o Lapce Bros 3co-l2 Labata-
13l sacks cotton seed Mar 10 bs onions
Benton &co-sundrss to order-Toa l42z bales cotton,
LOUISyIE-Steamer Woodford-- 6 bills whisky ia boxes
glass Ward Saunders Hnnt-70 his cheese i Adams 1eo
81 sugar mill Over-l key butter Col d Tomnkins~
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SUCCESSION OF O. HINCKS.
BY H. PEYCHAUD. HYDE co..
C. SAMoRY, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, October 81, 1857, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ at the ST. Louis Exchange ST. Louis street. by virtue of
orders from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans under dates 18th and 18th September 1851 for
count of said succession will be sold
l.. MARGUERITE, muatress, aged 80 years-cook and
washer.
2. DILLY daughter of Marguerite aged over 70 years
g. CYTTALISE, muatress aged about II years-house
want Ut sf @#
4. OPHELIA, orphan girl, aged about years. IT,
EHTERMS-One-alf cash, and the balance credit of
six months satisfactorily endorsed and secured
ca mortgage and bear interest per per
of payment at maturity.
Acts Of sale before 7. LAYTON expense Of purchasers
seq Of 20 81
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PENsAC0LA-schr Ann Elza-320 sacks corn, Is do oas
do coffee IS sacks BRAN Dbl pork sugar 10 four
do potatoes kegs lard, lc1 bbls sundries.
PENsACOLAschr Lizzie Mezzicks-25e sacks corn 30 do
oats 10 do coffee casks bacon 20 bbls four do do
lard do pork IL do tatoes do onions Is groceries
boxes groceries, ties hams, 3 do rice.
PENSACoLA-Schr May-35, 600 bricks.
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

M Capt Robinson, Of the brig Creole Rnatau Island
reports that the brig Allen Chapman arrived there on the
u from Havana, and sail for this port the Sd inst
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r1,s TO G9gNIKY AND COMMITS 4

u ON corner bafohne ana ptaFier sts.E
stps iT1se S G1yHnKf AND COMMITS a
1900 SAsEsJps5 received steamships
and ships Fanny Eae Hemisphere Susan Kinks large
a. Of IL 2l1EsT .ns aoe1 sE4ls
newest goods store Which will sell on the most
Merchants will find it to their interest to give us call
and examine for themselves before paehs1pg
seq tt Magazine street. .
IL y s. T. sEoE1 Go AND
JUST RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI. EXCEL
= sor and Vandalis an assignment 11a ofr
T56i b9 HSHSs,
selected expressly for PLANTATION ri IN Fl IL
-jel6 # --------- 81 Common street.
Os AVN go SHy 9RIEASs on
Are II SRfra0n and are to furnish
f1RshRS S ST .os,, s SI
greatly reduced prices and equal quality to Of those
Dealers in Oils particularly invited to an inspection Of OUT
Orders received Mandatory New Basin or at the
e tSs good quality Of these OILS Company
cay in lubreang machinery and painting and whose cer
>-oE 5. ~ Manager Of Bsllsyie Iron Works.
s. B. s. BREWSTER Coppersmith,
Nos. Sc and IS Fulton, and IS and 81 Front streets.
JAMES MACKISQN, Coppersmith, 4,
corner of Customhouse and New Leyee streets.
JOHN FOSTER, Engr str California.
:. ..+..-1. - GEORGE WIGkS.
Engineer Second District Ferry formerly of str Swamp
a'. y -3r CRONELL & SCHWARTZ, - a, x
Carriage makers, Rampant street, Gravier. d
s-...+. 80 L. G. SHAW, blacksmith, airod street.
-a JACOB MYERS, ..5s "
..... JAMES FOX, 81 1877 : - !.
-, Engineer City Draining Machine.
J. ". HAMAS0N, Engineer u
W. A. MACKIE, Engineer. "
.- "a NJ G. ALMINDISGRR Builder. e., r.
ARTHUR WOODS Painter -lsf
.tss5 sss II Cusomhouse street.
tsa JOHN s. MAUNSELL. .
And the Proprieos of Newspapers in New Orleans VIII
have used the Oil. my4 6m&W !.
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Shipping antelIias,vfs.
friday, UGt0btf u I6b1s
CLEARED YESTERDAY. Il

schr Nay Moore for Peusscois % iea 3ts -
schr Ann Elzs, Snow, for Pepsseoa uers = Icesnn.r
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8tbietu Of tbe Hlarkets.
CRESCENT orrIcr, No. 70 Camp street

FRIDAY MORNING. October 9, 1857.
COTTON The pressure increases the market and barely
200 bales yesterday mostly in small lots at irregular
quotations.
TOBACCO. We did not hear of a sale.
COTTON AND TORACCn STATEMENT.
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CATTLE NJ A 3 < z 7.

90. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. s.
Arrived to-day 1870 Beef and 42i Calves and Yearl
The market well supplied and prices easy at last
quotations, viz -
-PRICES: e..
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BOsTON-Ship Ashland-R b Aucoin-P II Brinton eco
Bnckner Stanton & Newman-A Block-Biscoe SHINES
coleman, Putnam &co CRbaniss &co-Cocan l. Hall-Gn-
rev. REESE &coC Gate &co-Eaton Henderson-Fros &co
Flint Il JonesJ NJ Gould &co--J Holden &co-,J Hub
bard-W Jackson &co-W l. Lanier &co-A H May &co-D Fl
Marks &coE Earqueze &coRichards Slocomb &co-B Tur
pins DeFisser &co-Wheeler & Blake-and order.
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BEEF CArrLE-Western Fine and Choice. 100
Rough and Fair ..............-@9-
Attakapas, Texas etc., .SlbtI A.
-. 8 Ordinary and Fair ...s20@1S-
HOGS. g, 1t q
q Inferior and Ordinary. .S29ys4 y
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky tper head) $500
y. U
Choice. q -,
CALVES AND YEARLISGs 80 aU0rn
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IJNIVERslTY OF I4OUIsIANA- MEDICAL DE-
W parment-lbe Annual Course Of lectures n this Depa

University OF LOUISIANA-MEDICAL De
~ parment-he Annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
will MONDAY November 18th, 1857, and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ d. Professor Of Practice OF Medicine
]. l.. RInDEL.L, NJ. D. Professor of Chemistry. =,.
WARREN STONE, N. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. H. CENAS NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics.
GUSTAVUS A. MOTT, NJ D., Professor Of Matera Medica.
JOSIAH c. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d. Professor Of Physiology and Pa
GILBERT S. VANCE, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The for Dssecng will be open the second Monday
in October
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of tn
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits
free of enjoy extraordinary PRACTICAL adyanta
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily in
the of the Hospital from the LIST of October
Cnica Medicine and Surgery and other subjects without
charge Students. THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean.
Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by The
Institution l.l ail2 3ptf
MOT lCE-IMPURTANT TO SHIPPERS AND MAS
IN Of Vessels Trading with Mexico.
Persons shipping goods and of vessels clearing
Mexican informed that by applying the office
Mr. j. T. LOPEZ II Magazine street, they all
consular made under the supervision of IGNACIO
0RoPESA, Esq well acquainted with the Mexican Tariff
and other Custom House he has been connected
for many with the Consulate of Mexico in this city All
documents shall be delivered in the proper manner and ready
for clearance at moderate remuneration for writing them.
sell 2m
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r ONION PORTER-lO0 casks Marzetti L Sons, land
~ ing ex ship Marcia Greenleaf for sale by
seq SAM. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
LNAST INDIA ALE-2O casks Marzetti Sons, landing
/. se29 ' ~ SAM Woi.FF, IS Camp street.
.GPERM CANDLEs-l00 boxes, assorted sizes, per
~ ship aosconorIno, arrive, for sale by Y = 49,
b - a, F. COCHRAN HAIL,
, sei6 80 N---9' 81 = y &c Grayier street.
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CILMAN,s PNEUMATIc sTRAM GRAM

(1iLMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
~ LAT0R is in plantations, comprising the
largest and smallest casses of which
three with combination of the following advantages
other known application of Granu-
ator entire steam train: s-r-1.-
a Battery.",
2. 1t requires additional water for the boilers.
8. Its pipes never ''scae'' or require cleaning.
It's heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body of juice that hard grained made
The steam being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the
boilers large and Glman's Bagasse Furnace is
of cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter and "a feet long
with Glmans Bagasse Furnace furnish steam to grind the
Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds
per day.
g. The Pneumatic Battery Granuator put in operation
at much less the planter than other steam bat
application of steam making in part entirely
by steam =
further information, pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will furnished application othe subscriber
who prepared make for the Battery Evapo
Clariers be used with direct exhaust stea
= SAMUEL H. GILMAN -
d. ly .ts5 20 Gravier street. New Orleans, La r
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nk. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
~ thotonew Hospitals and six with Ricord Of fsr
has rsopsned his siSs AZ Nc = Daaphne rect TOT general
Generatiye Organs both without the Of
Office hours for consultations in French and % u
NJ, and to p NJ 49, z4z7935 80 as 3pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-09

~ Bank of America-Notlce is hereby
given that the required tor the organization Of this Bank
having been actually and the charter adopted books
the office Of EDWARD BARNETT, Esq, Notary Public, No.
II Royal street, under the superintendent the Board Of
auN
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-16
.VOfice 10 Builders.

SEALED Proposals will be received by WIN.
- Lowry until the first Monday Of February
next, to furnish Materials and do the Work
of building McMinn county Jail. in Athens
There will be three distinct classes of work,
consisting Of Rock, Brick and Wood Work
The contracts of rock work will include the
foundation walls. Al by s. feet, with two
cross walls, by 81 feet, and the faging of
the Jail floor, together with the grading of
the Jail yard, tie be let by the solid perch or
yard. The Brick Work consists Of the main
walls, Al by 81 feet, and one cross wall, all
ID feet high. Jail walls II feet thick; bricks
to be hard burned and let to be laid by the
thousand allowing 20 bricks to the foot -
And the Wood Work and Lumber consists Of
flooring, ceiling and sheathing plank, roof
timber, scantling, and deals, to be of pine and
post oak, without sap or shakes, delivered at
the jail. The work of making doors, win.
dows, laying floors and, ceiling, are to be
specified and each sort made separate. Con-
tracts for part or all the above work will be
awarded only to responsible parties.
For particulars enquire OF the subscriber
by letter or otherwise, or see the Plans Of
said Jail at the office of VIM. Lowry, ESQ.
BY order of Building Commissioners.
Q. A. PROCTOR, Sec'y.
REFERENCE Gen J. I. Lane s. X. Reeder
ESQ.,. and j. Thomas. Esq
Athens, Jan. 9, lS57-3t-i33
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-16
TRUST Sale,

Dy virtue Of The power in me vested by
ID Deed Of Trust, regularly executed by A.
P. McClatchey, will proceed to sell, at the
residence Of the said MuCatchey, in McMinn
county, Tennessee, on the 80th day Of Janua
ry, 1857, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in
hand. the following Real Estate and Personal
Property, Wit .,. -
Three lots Of Land, containing Soi acres
being the Southwest quarter and half of the
South east quarter, aud part Of the North.
west quarter of section ., fractional town.
ship 4, range 2, West Of the meridian, Iiiwas-
see District. Also. one other small lot Of
Land, lying on Eastanal zee Creek, near the
mouth Of the Dry Branch. containing IA or
10 acres--all in McMinn county, Tennessee
Five likely NEGRO BOYS, aged between
eight and twenty years, and three likely NE.
GRO GIRLS. aged between five and twenty
one years; six head Of Horses; two yoke Of
Oxen; three Milch Cows; twenty-five head Of
Sheep; ten head of Young Cattle; one Thresh-
er; two Wagons; and one set of Blacksmiths
Tools. - A. BLIZZARD, Trustee.
Jan Q. lS57-td-433