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n gsnaGEoN AND SLAVERY An American minister
aaled npon Mr.. Sturgeon, and said in the conversa-
ton that be had congregation in the States Of 5000
people. spurgeon And have you blacks in your
aggregation? Jonathan Oh yes. And do you wor-
hip together, have you partitions and curtains
m the blacks are behind a curtain. And do you
Ake the Lords Supper with the blacks behind a
s1ftainf Oh, yes. Now sir, do you know what
lonomaniac is Oh. yes. Well, sir, I am q mono
lnHnac--a monomaniac on the subject OF slavery.
(And Spurgeon dashed his hand into his pocket and
Alinging out his penkniie opened it.) Yes, SIR am
perfect monomaniac. Ihave control over myself,
n and il you stay here ten minutes longer, may
Daf this knife into your hypocritical bosom. So
varn you. Be on. sir | ! fsel it rising in me. Be
IN, say. fAnd he hustled Jonathan to the door,
seriously handling tha knife all the whitley And
sid yon really mean 70 stick the fellow said the
friend to whom he related the story. !" Why, no,
lid he, perhaps not quite that but am going tc
America before long. and wanted them to know
before go, that they won't humbug me about slav
ay Gateshead (lng.1 Observer.
dr. spurgeon please to come down South
uhen he visits America. We verify believe that hi
monomania = is not incnrable, and that it woult
receive proper treatment here. @
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AVIS DELECTION-En
AAlAA~ veru dun writ detection date du
M$1sH@AA a III 1851, lance par Son EXCELLENCE

ISSaANIEkESS> vertu dun writ detection date du 3
~ Robert as g. w iasf Rs GouS NafssoSs
Etat Louisiana les elect qua! de parosse
lieu LUNDI lie novembre 1851 les officers cha res
Tn represenau Premier District qui
compose partie de Ia vile de Ia
No ct dtguse mainenant par les mons de District No ct
R SG au I'VE & Ppfs
St Bernard ct plaqnemines.
posi- Dc
d. h rue Canal s s s
Lafayette ct des Parossss Jefferson CHARLES
'0 Deus snasar pour s District
s gaashs du Msssppy comps Vile Nonvels Orleans
fsp.rosse d,oreans Give drote) aura reprssenant
Le preme, District dams Ia parosss 'orleans
Second District dams Il paro Sc
Le i Tressme District parss
Vile de la Nouvee Orleans, era rois reprtsentans
ct L. s
ct dx p%ss
lie Ssems District t de Ia
sypsms Rsrs. 1spEsssnatr de la paoi,ss doean
vile Dc Ia Nonvee Orleans eliFa aenx reprssents1s
ct IA Vile De Ia Soussso leans aira
ct La v Rss CHA dc os
T!esorter Eat Anitsp ds complies pubcs, sun'endan
SEPT ases De PaN dams oaan
yant quaie de la aniere suvane I'm les Pre-
mier Second Districts Representative par lie Trosiem
District repres nta lie Quatreme District representa-
IN par e septeme e iaeme Nenveme Districts repre-
IFS parte de la paroisse dOrleans qu
la rive roe du Mississippi ct lie Quarem
District (auparavan Laayette) attendu QUEEN onre Ia
s F Gn sG s e
pendant qui tu les eecters ayant qa
mes dams lsquees chGque JUICE de Pal
requs de tenr cour. -. -
tleceurs ayant qualie de chaque District tlront
pour chaqne District quill soft el
oure, pae de la parosse Orleans 1u est slt
Ia du Mississippi Collector de taxes,
dro exerce foncons pendant deuA on usqu
| ce que successeur ait pris qualite.
uare pour laite VILE pour cee part
de dUrltas sise rive droe heuve Msi
| sippi un Assessor sera en. go 49,
lie sciutin jour susd, 2noyembre 1856, dai
cha1ue delec depuis huit heres A. NJ u
ud auatre NJ etiet de receyor lie DIES Gle
yant qua de la paroisse dOrlean la suryeHnt
des comsares gIeiers gui seront NOMINEES par pauor
| competence. a..
Ielccon confuite ct les par plcata
yront oicer soussEne charge de les
| METRE commencement d Ia loi
Bureau du sheriff paroisse Orleans lie = ocobre 1891
| tie JOHN NJ. BELL, Sheriff.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.

Z Roam or 4, npp,U, -Th;. poord mot l..t oua
- a. ,. =: N - A'o... -. '''' Wv
H. iau III ~, NY eniI, hna quorum present
As"uus u 'o "'' iee"ns 'hu'eo was WsPehsso
VIII -, x.os ~, -, Al, T., ,,,
~ iy .ne ~ Wneh
~ H. "a i;a "'i' ne au i"ue io Ger s 10
P' sl VIZ NE .'sA iisss; - AZ ..,, ~,
n m moon pein,ssoh was gwen the comptroller to with
The Board Of Assistants by message informed this Board of
~ snenry anu concurrence
a. w y, i,ovv e"iss u my hhyol ies
nse On ny uirs Vi e ci's "hie me! mad persisted
~ ~, s.' Ky y" X sle .a,u .5-
s's 49, us honow iiE .. ,o,,
~ NY ouinhnce 'y "nch na9 peeh eit OUT
Wy =. ateiy pnoisneu ana wneh mus refer
@ wnf ~ e ieyess from uepredatoh
w ,,s " op o'Ises ahu anuihss .
n eso'uon anth9,ng Tue Comptroller to warrant for the
VI snndy ohs ier Incidental expenses Also other
" he nature, IN favor OF the Sherf and others
me exc ptlon oil one IN avui OF Messrs. j.
~, es M i'f peng ior we recorders ONCE OF The
,abIa VA ho"en oi MI Dupfe was laid on the
~, iop hNlng sindf5 improvements In the
ihNrhsis anu heieen 70 appropriate committees
sanary tes9luens Improving OF The adudc"tion made by
lhe LOT paving anu smelling streets etc,
cnrred m 4.,,,.5 u,
resolution apnnpg the contract entered into by the city
WIN ntr ga,aei uu u,rechg he comptroller 10
iot te Iesae OF te contract ana also directing the
" .a asnh SAID Johnson
iof non oi ts eou I Iohenrrsa 10
resoiat'on anu the tease and sale OF the
st section OIL the wharNe and Farming the revenues thereof
when had peeh nae 70 jas A. Lus 70 and authorizing
,,e ease ~ ese hgr f AND aphef resolution OF a
ia Isgau y ny III ,hu a.n seenens leased ny
MeSsis " feIerreu 10 COMMITTEES
Several petitions o. private nature We're read and referred
Mr. Wiz offered resolution authorizing the officers of the
city 10 receive ~ o. debts que the cry eerea cheeks
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ELECTION NoTICE--oFFICIAL.
NOTICE of ELECTION.

~ ". - - - go NOTICE OF ELECVIONs
~Ehk$A. Pursuant to a writ Of election bear
IN Ing e. ss o. 81 day ass y
qualified % r,s s
day November 1881 for the following officers viz n-,
~
OF ns sua & a
One Representative Second Congressional District
SIs
asn hs
s. MARI
portion parishes q Orleans le bank Of the Nissis
Representatives the General Assembly Of the State fol-
The parish of Orleans fright ban shall elect one Represents
The First Representative District the parish and
'K Of
Xxx III
city Nsw Orleans sha elect two
and NsH p '
S
The Seventh District in the parish Orleans
hs
x9
city Of New Orleans shall elect one Represen'atiye
Rsss
Peace and for the parish Of Orleans BY the duly qualified
thereof in the following One by the First and
Second Representative Districts by the Third Representa-
District by the Fourth Representative District;
Fifth and Sixth Representative Districts by the
Seventh Eighth and Ninth Repreenaye Districts by
part the parish Of Orleans the right bank Of the river
and one by the Fourth Dstrc, formerly Lafayette
wherea it is further provided by law that at the same
time shall be elected Constable for each Justices
Court the parish Of Orleans who shall hold his office for the
term years. who shall be elected by the qualified
residing within the sectional limits within which each Justice
| is required TO hold his court.
The qualified of each District shall elect Tax Col
lecor each and for each District and the qualified voters
parish of Orleans the rig hit bank the Mississippi
Tax Collector who entitled hold the
office the of years. and until their
| qualified
in and for said city and for that portion
the of Orleans the right bank of the Mississippi river
| there shall be elected one Assess
The polls will be opened in each election precinct from thu
hours eight o'clock A. NJ till four P NJ the day beto
mentioned 10 wit the "a Noyem1er 1851 for the purpose
leans superntend of the Commissioners ant
Clerks appointed by the authorities designated by law TIL
conducted and duplicate made the
dersgned, returning officer according to law.
| JOHN NJ. BELL, Sheriff.
Sbers office, parish of Orleans Oct q, 1857. o23
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The schooners Peryntha Davis, Capt. Goodspeed !;
Western Light, Capt. Lewis and Banner, Capt.
HAYES, all of Wellheet; and the Helen c. Young,
Capt Baker, of Boston, were boarded by the revenue
caster Caleb Cushing on Sunday last and their
licenses taken from them, on the ground that they
had violated them in certain particulars On Mon
day the vessels were seized, and are now in the Gus
t0dy of the Collector Of this port.
, portland Advertiser.
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How IT CANE TO PAss-A lady asked a very
silly Scotch nobleman, how it happened that the
Scotch who came out Of their own country, were,
generally speaking, men Of more abilities than those
who remained at home. .5 $3.50
aOh |! madam be said, sfthe reason is obvious.
At every outlet there persons stationed to examine
nj who pass that for the honor of the country one
be permitted to leave it who is not man Of under
standing
asThen, said she, 81 suppose your lordship was
snnggled.'
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GIN HOUSE AND corroN DEsTRoYED.-T East
Fesiciana Argus Of Monday last says:
We sincerely regret to learn that the gin house and
sixty bales 81 cotton, belonging to the Hon. Frank
night The loss is heavy, and we sympathize with
eur feow.citizen in his loss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

coMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. Z
5--a..- City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
REsOLvED, That the Comptroller be, and 7. l
standing nthe official journal that in acceptance
with ninth section Of ordinance No 2 approved March
contracted authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
TSieuedl E. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
TSigned1 L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855
fSgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention the officers Of the city and of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
7'iF.l7 r. THEARD,
iy16tf Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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i the 2st publishes the following information from
~ Treasury Department
Notice has been given that on the evening Of the
ia Of january next, first order catadioptric light,
seypasing once every miuute will be exhibited from
~ INV t0Wer now In course of erection on Cape
sonth Carolina, in place of the present fixed
feht at that place. The new tower is octagonal,
lii OF dark reddish gray brick, and will be l50 feet
higi when completed. It's light should be visible in
sralinary weather from the deck of ship about
twenty three nautical miles, or seventeen nautical
sliles outside Of the dangerous shoals off Cape
Roman. ssg
Z Alao, Oh the same evening, and simultaneously with
xhi6ition OF the revolving light at Cape Roman,
N \ = aesent revolving light at Charleston, South
&Sld1i7as viii be changed to q fixed catadioptric
3 a hfs light will be 1913 feet above the mean
r r. df III ga, and should be seen In ordinary
u ffo1 The deck of ship at q distance Of
4 ISSk xH6tffSal miles.
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Well, Mariner said "tewth doctor, to a salt,
Nater Customer (which tooth do you wantextracted
= i nolar or incisora" sits the upper tier, on the
ny jaw ike bloody lobster"
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I gssEo EeuAISrx IN Besrox. ~ case involving
right q 4 negro 70 Sit in the family circle Of a

- right d . negro TO sit in the family circle Of
der has just been decided In the Boston Superior
Cp1rt.
~ plaintiff, McCree, purchased ticket to the
6f2y circle III the Howard Athen@um TO which
A n 81 the h01se 10 Nas subsequently refused adj
"a ths ground oI color 4 On his behalf, I
- ~ part 81 atheater was Of the nature OF con.
4 ~ which tia manager was bound to execute and
80 de act which entrusted 70 the city officials the
u TO license places OF public entertainments gave
- Hccpsce no right 10 exclude c0lored persons
NJ Dnrant replied IL defence that the authority 70
nank licenses * pgblic alnusen1enfs was conferred
- ior ny lof order arg good, morals
m ~ 70 that Of innkeepers to
III al rdG1s, = was claimed BY the counsel
. &c prosecullo Hs also contended that the sale
Fl ticket was not 81 the nature Of contract, on
oGot 81 lie patent ambiguity Of the ticket itself,
4 SS which the WORDS I" Howard AthenBum = didnot
4 s1uear.a "A ticket with simply the words Family
n 93cle upon IT. only means that persons who CON
. Is reply, Mr. Andrew argued that there was mo-
ng ambiguous in the ticket and that in the case Of
white person presenting il, il would not have been
II rendering his decision, Judge Abbot said that
s. uraer the common law manager might make such
regulations in regard to the persons TO be admitted to
~ theater ~ ~ saw at right which had been cen
6cket bid held that it merely an executory con-
tzct nnder which action for cost cannot be sns-
tiiped hut only an action for breach of contract.
Unaer these rulings, the counsel for the plaintiff
iii that they were willing that verdict should be
sscorded against them, from which they could take
exceptions, and carry the question - whether q
Mcsnse for place Of public entertainment does not
4 sloW all classes Of the community, irrespective Of
~ 81 color admittanee to all parts OF the place Of
4 sra,ssnent before the Supreme Court for . de-
: eisiou.
This proposition was agreed to by defendants
scaEtss aud the case was thus closed in the lower
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OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL BOARD OF

Cry New ORLEANS, October 90 1857.
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
The ordered for MONDAY, the second day Of No
vembe 1851 of the proclamation Of his Excelleney
asSs Wshs he
M a will the
the following named Commissioners of Election:
First District.
FIRST PREc1Scr-PoH No. Oae-At the Engine House of
Fire Company NJ IL TehonptonSs between Rase
Tar Tappan, William f. Floranee. =
PoH No TeoAt the Engine House Of Fire Company No
Commissioners ". A. Gilmore, Denis Donovan j. NJ Dem
SECOND PREcIsorPou No; One-At the Engine House of
Fe Company No 70 on Th street BaeShH and
Overton. W. Mccarthy, ,,-.,..., s.,,o,,,,.. 49,
of Magazine and Robin streets Commissioners j. NJ Reid
THIRD Pnrc scrEfoH No oneAt the Engine House of
Fire Company No corner OF st. Joseph ana sree
the Psdos r. of @
Bernard Wheelehan Haspsr Dillingham; a., ,,o,-. %
Fire Company No is on Cnliope street, between Charles
and CaToudest streets Commissioners rh H. Shields cas
Pa ~ reoAt the Webster sceoo House sorne, of Dry
WI " Race luce 'i Edward sanches
Fire Gopsny No. on street ner
Thomas j. Beck, Ernest Toedano, Whelm"s
Poi No TeoAt the franklin School House St Charles
' sIsTA n onsA the Engine House
Fraser, 4. .: Wilson. Jonathan Potter g IT., co
ny N
rex 40 daoIt ,ms 81 Ibares and Curondalst streets
on .iIr2u street pa,na la Mcpherson Il l. Trncv
~ w. Ma 6ns-At the Engine Ilol.e of
81 Commnn street nenr Mnrais strea
mHJ Inss LINDSAY Josiah Cole George Graham
r. SnhrnI an nln street
10Y ~" i~p d Iu,a ' streets Con,nsopers Geo ge "
fatteIs III D. MI 30 u Iouse corner of p.rdido
sni riaT IN ei t.moo o 1870 "
| oeA'es' ''o' "a ''i"e''
| Second District.
E,rpru pprrrSrr-pou No One-At the Engine House of
MI ,n,nn,ny So : ON Danphju rect between cuvle ana
=, observation-disclosures ,Jno
| C Ch m t1IMnc IL : II Fulton =
pU NJ TS On lo an burgundy street between Gus
a',d 'so,,l traa,s Ion,ms oucrs A. Blacbe T. o.
S SiLt'"i 7 q ~ praam ~ -
Ssn a. -. pail M 0ns-At The Engine IIouse of
IN NM " IL a. ~, c,rner Of Ensn and Cont srpe,s
rlie .1ap"nS W 40 %st Geo Fosdiek c Moe1 tnir.
ooulhHsio' eis INV Z i'"''' '''' ~ ' 1850
" W No 7., the School House. corner of Bienvile and
fpt W .,. Inc SKINNER Id pill.
aooertsoS street. N;I commissioners ~ '' ~ "
| huny a. o. stNlV. mn ~, ono IN To,ousa roor D an,
TENTH tRftiNor-lou 20 /, ~" Rn,iS.nt
| phlI street. tohimSsoeis' ~ ~ '''>' % - S'
A. r. aseghn ~ ,gsor s,rset bet,vcs, cort,.s and
rot No. I~o-on 1eutisoh S"f ~ " 49, n
eyee sneeis commissioners D. l. gnu 'pA pu
oHe =. D. T. a,cnc, yr NJ, Ons-.tD enpty Street Com
ELEVENTH kECiHlr. 81 "a q p,s ,rats ~,
missomes once fofns q Valsamr Forer NINA 11s
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TO COUNTRY AND CoMMIs- Gu

S&1SION MERCHANTS IA
wv 1000 CASES-Just received per steamships So
s Black Warrior Philadelphia Caawha and Empire City,
ships Fanny Ealer Hemisphere Susan Kinks large
and well assorted stock OF
BOOTS, HOES ND II ATS,
all of the LATEST and MOST F ASHI0NA BILE STYLES
stock is continually moving have none but the
goods store which will sell the most resona
BILE terms. -,
Ai-Mercants will find it their interest to give us call
and examine for themselves before purchasing esewhere
. j. NJ GOULD h CO.
500 If 8 Magazine street
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of October negro boy JOE. Says he belongs
to Mr. Bolton who keeps Traders Yard in Memphis Tenn
and the fore finger of the left hand and mps
little when he walks, and Is feet 51a inches high
The will call and claim his property according to law
E. BLANCHARD
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered October %, 1851. :, ,,---,,.-
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th October, the bright mIllatto boy JIMMY Says
belongs Edgar Labnche Parish of St. Charles and
has the right hand and is l6 II years DID, He
fleet 90 inches high
The owner will call and claim his property according to law.
Z. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
oas i5t 49, ~ t. THEARD, Comptroller.
MAS brought to the city Police Jail on the
w 10th October the muatIo boy EDMOND Says he be
longs to Mr.. William Long, of Mill Tennessee He feet
inches high.
AA' '"''' "'' b. PLANGHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered, October II, 1857.
ocl9 l5t Clerk OF Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of October the boy GEORGE Says he be-
longs Mr. Edouard Bourgeois of the Parish oil ST. James
He is 8 feet inches high.
L. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police jail.
Registered, October II, 1857. " .,
ocS lot CLERK of Comptroller
MAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 18th October the negro JOHNNY. Says he belongs
Mr.. Jack Randolph at Bayou Goua He is feet Il inches
high.
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
| Registered October Ii, 1857.
HENRY DUREL,
OclQ (urrkp of
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~ ANToNNnY AsTKER q h 9 y Fo2n

~ ANTHONY ASTREDO'S OYSTER
gsAiL.oto5sN n hSp b KErA9E a. No. 10 Roy"
VIZ ANTHONY AsTREDo respectfully! l g.i nfor ms
SATURDAY. 18TH at o'clock A. NJ prec,ey His arrange.
such that epcures always rely on obtaining
TURTLE GAME FISH etc. in fact, every luxury that the
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and at the shortest notice.
His collection WINES and LIQUORS unsurpassed by
any other establishment
splendid Saloon stairs arranged especially for the use
of private parties and families. -
FRUIT of sll kinds. P1CkLED OYSTERS etc by whole-
sale and retail, in and barrels. 49,
Special attention given orders from families in the city
co,ntry ~ q SEES I'm
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

IN j. ROCH x CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
tA HATS-The subscribers ready do any work
~ that their customers and the public in general shall
lit upon them Having engaged the competent
workmen, and being of best of materials,
confident that they good any tab
lishment in the city
N. B-Hais of all qualities and sizes made order short
notice j. R0GH II CO.,
oil I'm BarOnne GrRvier SITS.
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u HATAL AFFkAY.--T The Livingston [Ala.) Messenger
4 the 2Ist gives the following particulars of fatal
shooting affair which occurred in that town on the
Psevious Monday e ~ n ~ $. az
"a large number Of our citizens who assembled at
~ Court House to hear the examination Of the wit
neses in the case of the State ys. Leroy NJ. Briggs,
charged with the murder Of Richard E. Stewart, were
ariled By the repeated reports OF pistols, quickly
ncceedlng one another, and before they reached the
pRaee from which these reports enlanated James L.
Hainesworth was corpse, and Scales lay on the
ground paralyxed Scales received two wounds, and
hsinesworth received four Shots two OF which the
physicians report sufficient to cause instantaneous
death. sssa
Hessrs. Scales and Hainesworth, both highly re-
Sectable plauters resided some ten or twelve miles
Nun Hefa near Brewersyille. The difficulty origi-
4 rated misund Outstanding which had existed be.
I paaea, ss the sequel proved for mortal combat.
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DO. REMOVAL-TAY Lo DIN, EA9
wbnloSa la

REMEIAII- 4 L
HA1 Wholesale Dealers in Esa
FNBOoTS, SHOES, HATS AND 49, 49, -
to the large eommodous Stores Nos Il Magazine and At
The Undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the pubc generally they have removed their Store AS
above where wkeep constantly on hald large ana
well selected stock of BOOTS, SHOES HATS and CAPS of
hsr are now receiving their stores, per steamship
Rack Warrior and ships Kinks and Fannie Eaer,
Hr,s Thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS to they would respectfully call the attention OF
coDnIry merchants dealers generally. The inducements
they offer be by other establish
ment in the city. Please call and examine stock
~ 49, .5 TAYLOR X RADDlN,
sel2-f 2l Maeazii e and y Common street.
W. ROLL, LATE OF THE FIRM + .iLADpING
L.. ROLL, House. SIGN, DECORATIVE and ST Fam
ROAT PAINTER, 50 Poydras street, near Camp aux Sm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

IN BEARD, viii alter the style Of our firm. The bust
s %
au III If ]. A. BEARD & co.
NUTICE-C. $. MARTIN HAS BEEN ADMITTED A
~ partner from this date, under the firm of TH0S J GA
New Orleans, July l. 1857. - jyl If
hers hs III s siSfa hsss sB ynas5 IN
ASENCY for the transaction Of a General Advertising and
Commission Agency BUSINESS the cities of New York and
We respectfully solicit orders of the old customers of v
he se Rs mag Ss s I'M
sure satisfaction all who may business the
May l, ls57.-iys If II. B. JOY
NoT4GEa,I L " THIS DAY SOLD TO M. JAMES
der e G. G % Il
him patronage Of ali my friends and
Dunbar Co. viii please call upon alone at The Office No
New Orleans, February a. 1857.
win eontnas the Waelesse and Reisi Grocery Business
o he sfs q
Of the friends of the late house well that Of my
New Orleans February a. lsS7.-fel6 ~
ScW 4 M SsH a. or ~ naRl
Either partner authorized to nsmc
/ in the liquidation Gifts affairs. WILLIAM, HOGE,
| December 81, 1856 JAMES R0BB.
| THE COMPREHENSIVE OF ROBB, HOGE 4
WILSON, of Liverpool, is this day dissolved by mutual
Each authorized to the of the
'''s ''s''''''' - JAMES RoBB,
| WILLIAM H0GE.
/ December3l 1856. CHARLES BETHuNE WILSON.
j " TON WILSON and THOMAS L. ALlETT have this da,
been with partners The business
Quoted Orleans under the style Of JAMES R0BB
CO. as heretofore; in New York under that of ROBB HAL
LETT 4 co and in Liverpool of r. WILSON, HALLETT
co successors the firm composed of the late R. Wilson
Esq, and of W. r. Hallett, ESQ. JAMES RoBB 4 co.
4 New Orleans, January l, 1851 ial
/ CO-PARTNERSHLP- UNDERSIGNED NAV
~ this day formed partnership under the style OF H.
CONNER SON. for the transaction of General ESchang
Banking Business in this city, ohee No 80 amp stree
1 III. w. CONNER,
Il. W. CONNER, Jr.
New Orleans November l. ls56.-n3 49,.
|, THE FIRM OF J.. G. Raglan - co. Is TIL
i gay dissolved by mutual and r. p WILsoN
81 CO., successors 10 the above firm. j. G. RAGAN,
- K. P. WILSON,
r New Orleans December II, ls56.-dls
TNOPARTNERSHIP- Mr. LEOPOLD CHRIS
" becomes partner in our house from this date;
New Orleans, Sept. /, 1857. se2
+ RRAZIII NUTS-S0 barrels, for sale by
L. A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
! ol 20 Grayier street.