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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

p Monday the 9th Of February was His Maiesty's
birth day, and was celebrated with more than the
ordinary display of bunting on such occasions. The
native portion of the population appeared to be pretty
well taken up with horse racing, luaus, &C., and we
heard of two or three fights among them by way of a
change, while the foreign population appeared to
take the day more passively.
Our FIRE DEPARTMENT-as it appeared in uniform
on Monday last, is a credit to the town. The pro-
cession consisted of two companies of about forty each,
including officers and members, with their fre-engines
and hose-carts attached, beautifully decorated with
garlands of flowers, pictures and flags. 1t is impos-
sible for US to decide which of the rival companies ex-
celled in their trimmings that we leave for the fair
hands who aided in the decorations. No. 2. carried
a bust of Kamehameha I. said to be a good likeness
of the old hero, carved many years ago. After
marching through the town, both companies proceeded
to the house of Mechanic No. 2, where a generous
repast had been provided under the management of
Victor. Never was a feast enjoyed more heartily, or
warmer sentiments uttered by loyal subjects.
Loss OF THE SCHOONER RIALTo.-By the arrival
of the sch. John Young, we learn of the loss of the
Rialto at Koloa on Monday the I'd of February.
She went to that port to take in a load ofsweet pota-
toes for California, and the weather appearing to be
mild, Capt. Taber, who had charge of her, and whom
we have long known as a very careful captain, an
chored in the usual place, when cargoes are TO be
taken on board, which is rather close in shore. On
Monday morning, the swell came in very strong from
the south and the sky appearing foul, indicating a
storm, he was advised to shift his berth and anchor
further out. The breeze was then very light from
the sea, and with the aid of a buoy to make fast to,
there would have been no trouble in getting under
way ; but the heavy swell set the vessel in shore before
she could take the benefit of her sails. and she was
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LATEST DATES. received at lhis Once.

Panama, NC. Dec. IS Hongkong- Sep. %
New York " Sydney, n. 5. W. = Oct. Is
London Nov. Is Tahiti Jan. 2
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ARRIVALS.

PoaT OF HONOLULU, II. I
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DIED
At Palama, Jan. 81, the infant son Of Abr. Fernandez, EsC
aged two weeks.
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ROYAL VISITOR EXPECTED.-We hear that the
Islands are to be visited, during the coming summer,
by His Royal Highness Duke Constantine, brother Of
Alexander H., Emperor of Russia, in a Russian line
of-battle ship. What the object or instructions of tie
visit are, we cannot inform our readers.
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II hhds New two small lots of Cuba at sac
~ b. OF Molasses few bbls New sold at 55c D gallon
FLOUR. The market extremely dull and the sales
were confined fow small lots at s. % Dbl Tor Superne
Round lots nominal
GRAIN. There Corn the levee and only some
800 400 sold from s59Oc, with few
small lots at n In Wheat we heard of transac
The sales included 20j sacks St Louis 4sc
and some small lots at 5o52c q buhe In Bran nothing of
any moment doing.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing slowly at S269
SIG 50 n bbl The round lots nominal and
selling in retail let's l5c for Ribbed Side and
about for Shoulders, Lard active with sales OF
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CoUkT2 M "a 9ss
of New Orleans ~ -o'-'''
WHEREAS, Patrick Kelly has petition ed
w curatorship the
of the late Owen Kearney, deceased intestae-
Notice hereby given all whom concern to show
within days why the Of the said petitioner
should be granted.
By order of the Court:
CHARLES E PORTER,
OPP Deputy Clerk.
DEux1EME CouR DE DISTRICT No 10 oss
de la NouveeO Orleans. w. A'>e0' =.
TTENDU que Patrick Kelly n presente
"A petition Cour ehet dobtenir les 1etres de
cuaee succession de fen Owen kearney decede
ntestat-
par lie present DOME tous celia peut
cerner dedue dix onrs les aisons les
quelles serait pas fat drot la dite petition
CHARLES E. PORTER,
o22 q 81 Depute grefier.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

5ss Ws1 a sR SsSs Gass Hask in
sn ss s 5ss ssss
eaafo F frsss1d %ssng
Feson do to rISs Feas
80 os
Head Masse tco-5 Scott &co-s7 head cattle 100 head
tai ISL bales cotton. 'I'
Bayou bsss IL. cotton Edward
"a Feiowes &co"s7 M.eassrgsr Aeoo ROBSON Allen
elf"f ss!ss Whisins SpIS
ss sss
Asn oS NaH W, leo
sacks cotton SEED + Fisk 6co1 hides
der-To.al 622 bales cotton.
ST LOU Steamer New MonongehesM4 bb apples to
Maehecy tso"ios sacks POTATOES 100 Duffy
lis bes Connolly &s9-29S ibis oSr Price Con
q 6s Sose Aeos
G Sn %sps sss
Hitch Lating0 bags potatoes 60 bbs flour
order s'''l- Jugs '>s''N'''' ''-' ''"S '''' -' WV
LAKE n PSw vsI - bales
Fs SojS Sas xssas aasssa ssx
uckner Stanton ililSrd Summers Sso.6o dc
xsss
ob Es ksof
1
iams son2 Cammack squires Vests Walter Cox &se
10 Cleveland Brothers &col5 do Richard Nugen &ci &c
Fredlander GersonlO Frelhnder Gerson Scob bales col
ION aatris y LeN--o "A iuis "to-suhutes W
| ioio pues cot'oh 90. . =,
ST OUISSeamor Florda29 boxes starch 6g bbls starch
&cnnt marhIe iitchcoc IatinginD ibis whisky iii bb
flour Horrell Gayle &co26 bbls -four Ogesby Maeeuay-
$50 bbls flour James Connoy &co4O4 sacks potatoes Moore
&co-25 sacks bran John Duffy &co00 bbs Hour 40 apples
Prise ConVerse Smith5l ibis flour W shaw &co-3 b1
apples John Brien bags DRIED apples pos eggs schhel
de-o Dds eggs 40 onions 40 ptai 10 oultel ~
seeiand &co-iU BOXES CHEESE 70 " &te aeooo ~ u.
Adams &co-35 doz names siu eWuner Neoio VI n9ps
Richards SloeonD &co|lZ Dds ~hsky Joseph ihus
hhds tobacco " sacks wheat Levy summers nus opace,
Jas Turner'S hhs tobacco oU SACKS wheat 10 snort
hhds tobacco Il leatman NcoZi pNs aplles bisfoc
boxes and b6s fit 70 u Nettetqn 3coL5 hhd .opeco
bales hay Mcregor Alo%aS &co4 mas topaeco 10 Moore
nancun-l0O Dds Hour Hewitt Norton &c92z paies COTTON
Miles Adams &cosundries TO oder-Iota - oaies COTTON
hhds tobacco
| CAROLINA LANDING-Steamer Choctaw-3I9 bales cotto
Washington jackson &co.2sl do PinckaId &co-236
Cuddy Brown Sco-SO do Donnell &co-l65 bales coo
Frelon Stevenson &co95 do Pitcher Goodrich &co-l69
b Kicks Sco-ll0 Buckner Stanton Newman-ll5 d
George Conney-03 Payne Barrson-SS Byrne Vance 6c
80 1hos Henderson Peale-SS John Watt &coSu bales
ton billiard, summers &co47 do Hughes, Hylsed &co-23
Barley Johnson sco55 Thornh &co-l7 Miles Adams DC
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-CONSTABLE'S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICES COURT, JOsEPH ALEXANDERys.
Parish of Orleans. WILLIAMS PH1LLANS. ~
No. S763.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faclns to me
d directed BY the Hon. o. NJ Bradford Second of the
Parish of Orleans will and sell pub
Warehouse Circus street. between Graver
and Perddo Streets FRIDAY, the Goth day of October
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot. sr
ocl7 70 rs 80 lhr W. W. MITCHELL. Constable.
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8ebisw ot the Ilarkets.

THURSDAY MORNING. October %. 1857.
COTTON With continued scarcity of cash buy with,
hut few parties are able to enter yesterdays sales
did not exceed 1000 bales prices still being irregular but
ranging mostly at our last figures 994 and l0c for Mid
ding to Good Middling. 80
TOBACCO. -. We heard of no transactions.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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MEDIC AL HOUSE, No 81 Custnmhouse street. near
M ROYAL the Cure OF Old Chronlc merSuiiNis
Synhtic and all Diseases without Mercury
from business or exposure friends and cure In
all cases. 5sss-5a n r,,,a,, 49,.
makabe cures he effected which were pronounced mem
able by the most physicians ushes nm IN enefng ms
services to the condolences the unfortunate Inc following
are al the diseases termed Private and OF which, IN
newly discovered Remedies DE- James per-
ms9eny eiadeates smelly syphilis primary secondary and
Scnrnai Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
con;caed they Diseases of the Back and ons, In
Hsuatoi of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cse CANCERS Ulcers Tumors and all diseases OF the skim
pr James ao call the attention especially Of those
who have privately improperly injured themselves in that
ting them either business society viz Constitutional De-
bjiy Impotency The following of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF youth, via
weakness Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness Of
VISION Muscular Power Papaton Of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness Irrably, symptoms of
dreaded Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society
ef Solitude, Tmdity etc. some OF the evs
afflicted with Of the above shona
fail call Dr. James and be at once 70 pefec
health false decacy but o. once ana
terrible malay
Weakness Of organs Immediately cured and full yses
restored
Remember The Medical House of Dr. james, 81 Custom
Private separate reserved Hours of atssndsnes
from A, NJ. toSP-M o.
If Goaorrhea cured in twenty four hours
or no nav DIX. JAMES,
al iy 81 Cusiomhsuse street
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Sbipping 5nttAigsuls.
THURSDAY. October u. 1857,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


Ship Constitution, Lawrence, for Liverpool
Jones, Mackinder &co
Norwegian Bark Niord, Christinson for Gottenblrg,
Schr Martha Harrison for Pensacola, John Hurley
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AUCTION SALES.
FINE cUr GLASS AND PLATED WARE.

- FINE CUT GLASS AND PLATED WARE.
BY L. A. LEVY Jr. Auctoneer, 51
Office, rs Common street.
rTHURsDAY, the 22d Inst, at half-Past ,1 IN
sns s s.,s 6s
Pitchers Cups and Fine Cut Bar Decanters Plated
9s'ss5f aSis 1sSsiss ''A' o'0el' ee on
FURNITURE AND PIANO AT AUCTION.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer, ~
Office, No. Commercial Place.
NJ ~ CAMP ssa ..st e
Mahogany Chairs. Tables, Bureaus gedseads ArnoS Mir
f0l ssis sss:sisss. Sssins oADsA - @ 90
Hats White Shirts. Winter Clothing, etc.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT. Auctioneers.
H. q aus che !. Ss auction No.
street, will g essss SHOES eps nRoaAss.
100 dozen lnslis ss'?sf sR s ssh'Es
An extensive assortment Of WINTER CLOTHING.
na-TERMS-Casb. o22
CREDIT SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING.
BY BLAcHE BEAUMONT. Auctr's.
auction /, eI auction 91os No. y ehslsfss street.
extensive assortment of WINTER CLOTHING such =,
Black Cloth Froek and Dress Coats Dra5 Beaysr
Cassmere Goats; sanet and Cashmere Pants Vests, etc.
SUCCESSION OF O. HINCKS.
BY H. PEYCHAUD, HYDE CO.,
G. sAxoRy. Auctioneer.
= .hs 6 LOUIS EssSsass FIJI v;'9s
Orleans under dates 17 and 18Th September 1851 for &C
L. MARGUEsiTE, muiatrsss, aged 80 years-eoot an
d OILY daughter Marguerite. aged 10 years.
CYTTAsE, nulaess, aged about II years-house ser
| l. oPHEIIA an orphan girl, aged about years.
H9rTERMS-0ne half cash and the balance on credit
nv
cia mortgage and to per per annu
| case of non payment At maturity .,--
SUCCESSION OF MRS SUSAN HEPP-THREE yALI
able Story Brick Houses being the corner of Bienvl
| and Bourbon streets
| . By N. vIGNIE, Auctoneer.
IN R0ana. y X: s. II Is q
the Honorable the Second District Court of New Oh
dated TN oeteber 1851 No. for account of sal
CERTAIN lot OF GROUND in the Second Distr
Bourbon streets and measures american measured more
S saubon s street, With the tWoo
Building containing large on the ground floor and abot
81 81 sR5iu
measuring measured more Sr les fee. front
s GO ss w sy s
s9pssng abS hrss etc
ne lot Bienvie measuring american measure)
less "a feet front Benyie street. by 65 feet deep tt
geher with the twosory Brick House containing about 70.
cabinets etc., kitchen containing five rooms yart
''i,s sTEkMs AND cash.
balance at 6, Is months credit. for secure
mortgage said property and bearing eventual ntee
Of per in Of at maturity The bull
ment notes. policy transferred the vendor
The for the 1857 be paid by the purchasers
| OF st tn2I
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
N his Notara Office to No. 81 Royal street. between Ius.o
Is EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Public.
DE PIDERIT 4 co. HAVE
N removed from l04 Camp street 3 Carondse street
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CATTLE nARxx1.


JEFFERSON CITY Oct q.
Arrived to-day 4 head of Texas Cattle 200 Hogs and 100
Sheep good stock Of Western Beeve ncludsg head Of
Choice Offers and Prime held lie p b good lot Of
Sheep sold at - 60 p head good supply Of other stock
offers.
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MENTAL NOTICE DIR. GEO. W. SMITH, DEN
IL TAI 81 RGEON, may he snlted daily. from A. NJ
till pm Office and residence Carondes and La
syette streets Gate Heym stresto anlo 'niS
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RUTHERFORD R.. LONG.
n NJ, RUTHERFORD & LONG, AUCTION
". EERs ofce-No. q Natchez street and Arcade Pas
sage New Orleans
pSpecia given the sale of Slaves private
pnblc-hsving ample quarters for $50 slaves at No III
Carondeet street. sci Sm
PRAIsER will give special attention this season sales
and Slaves lat public private also Success
sons Stocks Insurance. Port Warden Damaged Cotton, Yes
sells Cargoes Goods in Store, Furniture, etc.
Having had eight years. experience in this city he socits
continuation patronage and will give prompt attention to all
orders.
Office, No Commercial Place. sells FIN
UCTION NOTICE-MONTGOMERY & SMITH,
n General Auconeers and Appraisers-oce Old Auction
Mart 81 Camp street.
sales description promptly attended to- viz
Real Estate Slaves Cargo Succession Syndic etc. We
for congnments of New Second hand Furniture
Goods to be sold at auction private sales.
Liberal cash advances made consignnlents.
MONTGOMERY 4 SMITH,
sel6 If 81 Camp street.
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
L. Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally. Office, IS Common street, next to of Camp
| street. SCI ly
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NOTICE-FROM THIS DATE WE WILL PAY NO
~ drayage goods address without written order.
LANE, MAYFIELD & co.
New Orleans October ], 1851. o. If
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H dispatch to the agents here states that the ship
Sumner Smith hence for Cadz had in to Norfolk sast
The Summer cleared at the Custom House the 4th
inst for Cadz with 1908 hhds tobacco and 5000
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ARRIVED.

Steamship c.hswbs Bulloch, via Havana to
Ship John Albert G.oye IS days from New York to Cree
Ship Pocahontas Deiano Is days New York. to Geo
Ship a1ea #. from Boston, to Boss
Ship 9 %snas Max. Msxss 4 days from Philadelphia
sehr Joseph To.ns Pennington from T3uga in balla.
81. Ta5sy AZ Kspe: rom rom Sssias::!n;
Gem
schr Eclipse, Peters. from Covngon-Basin
sch h csndoi Lee e. from Biiosi1Bssn . i,Ael'
sshT Hem
t.'., sTEAMsBoATs.
RwP Powell Estes from vicklburg.
a. Ash: Tas from ;a a.ss
Choctaw. White, from yicksburg. --=l4
Escatavbs, Rhoades, from Pascagouls-Basn.
Towboa. Olivia whtmore. from the Passes.owed down and
PocaIontas and Il Pur r " '-p'
St from the
s es ieps %Se an' up
+BELow-coM1HG UP.
with ioSo tons Ice to warner 1eoaod assorted mdse
Ship W5nnp Re-, Smith, from Liverpool September ls TOD
Ship Baden ssphen from Liverpool September s to Baxter
s sB zsss. fs,ss: rss ss ksE @
Ashbridge Geo-cargo $50 ions coal to Il Ashbridge
Bremen Bark Javerland, from Bremen August I'D
May Flower Plat % days New York. Boudous-
MEMORANDA.
A The Bayou Belle Trenton 18th Her
officers reports rise in the Ouacha River Trenton of
feet but had fallen eighteen inches falling the whole
way down.
DISASTERS. NJ
B dispatch to the agents here states that the ship
Sumner Smith, Cadiz put Norfolk
ed. The Sumner cleared the Custom House the 4th
inst for Cadz, with 1908 hhds tobacco and 5000 slaves
EXPORTS.
LIvERPOOI-ship Constitution-2O66 bales cotton, 425
| bbs -four, 1000 slaves
| GOTTENBURG-Bark Niord -s95 bales cotton.
ENsACOLA-schr Martha-32 bbls fonr 20 pork bbs
whisky 40 sugar q bbs and % groceries, csks
l do hware, 800 sacks corn, II pkgs mdse.
a.. IMPORTS.
| NEW YORK VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Cahawba-As
| sorted mdse-and 1852, 256 in specie. b.,
| NEW YoRK-ship John Albert-Assorted mdse.
| NEW YoRK-ship Pocahontas-Assorted mdse.
| BOSTON-Ship H Purriugton-Assorted mdse
| PHILADELPHIA-Ship Otseonthe-Assored mdse.
| NEW YORK-Ship Jno & Albert-Assorted mdse.
Observation-Disclosures Estawpa-6O 900 feet of lumber
G A Sanford.
| BAY ST LouIs-schr Angelne-2Ioo0 feet of lumber t
order
BILOXI-sckr Mary Ann--25 900 feet lumber J R Elliott
COyINGTON-Schr Arsene-40 900 feet of lumber to War
eco.
BILoXI-sshr Telegraph-25ooO feet lumber order.
COvINGTON-schr Bloom-35,0 600 feet lumber to Merritt
Mcconnell.
| BILOXI-schr Condor-2s, 900 feet lumber to order.
COvJNGTON-Schr Ecpse-27, coo feet lumber to order.
| COyINGTON-schr Sea Bird-5O,0 coo bricks to order
nntay;u HE ND 7 r PuI,
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CUGAR PLANTERS. REFINERS AND 9TH
. purchase the lowest prices be paid for in
of the suspended Banks entirely and
STEAM TRAIN of construction for making SU R.
The superiority of the Sugars made in these Trains Is well
ab-hed and always command the top figures in this marke
Grannato Reiners use in rebong Moasses-w eyapo,
quantity in shorter time lower and
greater saving of steam than any Pan invented.
of Mcracken's Pans with copper surfaces
best workmanke maune-in evaporating power
fully equal a set Of skies: guaranteed
Pipe of all sizes, Copper Brass, Sheet Iron and Tin
Work and everything else line executed usual and at
prices 70 suit the times DANIEL EDWARDS,
90 I'm %, 30 and 80 New Levee.
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MEMORANDA.

! MEMURANUA.
The steamer Bayou Belle left Trenton 18th instant. Her
officers reports rise in the ouacha River at Trenton of
feet but had fallen eighteen inches and falling the whole
way down. .a.t~
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rVNIIE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GiU-
i Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street, E. L. BERCIER,
Agent.
Hg- large assortment Of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
~ CHAMPAGNE Of the best brands, in Quarts and pints
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY ans other
LIQUORS Superfne CORDIS and variety OF Fancy Arti'
Giles of the very best qualities always hand at low prices
k1- Goods delivered to arailies free Of drayage IL
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: $500 BILLIARD FABLES CONSTANTLY
- 4hand and for sale from the mandatory Of
~ Messrs j. NJ BRUNSWICK Bro Cincinnati.
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswcks patent usA
Ions; Also Cloths Balls Cues all other trimmings bslnnG
ing to this line. - 4.s..tsrs,
A. W. MERRIAM, 4
nl7 1y 49, 81. Charles Billiard Roan. y. o.
\~A DIR. GgSTINE,S 1EEIGEsFoE 1RkAI
.Cz&4EMENT OF DISEASES OF THE EYE and InapsTfes
tons Of Vson-169 ST. Charles street, opposisA Lafay
cite Square. ~. ,g+.5z{.$ $3.50 -
All surgical operations the Eye attended to such Cs1s
Squiatng the insertion of Artificial Eyes etc. jal7
s.EE FRUIT TKEES-FRUIT TREES-IHE
dersgped have accepted the agency in New Orleans
~kNof Col. John Hebrons celebrated LaGrange Nurse
Orchard situate nine miles east from sbg and
half from Bovna and prepared to receive and
orders for variety of Fruit and ornsmsnai
Trees adapted to the South.
Descriptive catalogues furnished free applcation to
g. d. METCALF 4 CO., n
oil 3p3m No. "a Poydras street
NOTICE-ARMoRY HALL, CAMP STREET-THIIs
IN and popular Hall is now being thoroughly
repairs decorated and tasteful manner Us CEN
tra position desirable in the city Tor
Artists proposing give IN New
leans experience proved the best room Tor SOUND
only in New Orleans bnt in the Southern country.
neat and Spacious Dressing Room for Ladies is attached 70
the Hall. go s. a.. L.
week OF '0n'"' MONTGOMERY { SMITH,
Auctio r tJa.nnS SIRE
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

R J.. ROCH Il CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
IT, HATS-The subscribers ready to do any work
ha their and the public in general shall
bestow upon them Having engaged the competent
workmen being receipt of the best of materials they
confident that they out good work any estab
lshment in the city
B-Has of all qualities and sizes made to order at short
est notice. J. ROCH a 20, 7
l. oil en- corner Baronne anu drawer sts
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NEW ESTABLISHMENTS
IN WHOLESALE VARIETY AND COMB STORE.
The undersigned offers to COUNTRY MERCHANTS of
the best stocks of
COMBS BRUSHES,
PERI UMERY STATIONERY,
CUTLERY, GUNS

AND TOYS, to be found
solicits inspection of their extensive
variety NEW ODDS imported from Europe and North
cities all Of which will be offered at the VERY Low EST
PRICES defy competition, both in the assortment and
their prices. .
calling attention of Country Merchants stock, it
is with the view of informing them that there estab
shment worthy of their and stock represents
needed in New Orleans, and that is Gea
Fancy Goods and Yankee Notion Store at wholesale and
low prices.s .u ~
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BATON ROUGE, July II, 1851.
BaNot{ce-Ata meeting of the StOelxhOld-
ers Of The New Orleans Rouge Railroad Company
called agreeaby public and adjourned until this day
F. D. Conrad ESQ called the Chair and Alfred Shop
| pers appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded election of Directors
which in the choice Of the following named gentlemen
F. d, Conrad, G. A. Slack,
D. d, Avery, W. F. Tunnard,
George May, Jas. A. Mediation,
William s. Pike.