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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH sn GFc &c y HIS
0' We" '''''NN' tirice { James-No 55oi.
Is to tns
his property has been accepted by the Court for their benefit
;s they hs sss &c s's
O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of de upon and akRg
all proceedings against his person and property are
And John Mckee, ESD Attorney is appointed
to represent the absent creditors.
sa,.r e "A Ps1, JAMES Deputy , es,S
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
s s les srts9 s
est b aSa
cession de SEES etc accept par
Ss ont @ s enr
1851 midi te dtbsrer penlre en- consideration
s ss d Dit SCI s S1s%
que John Mckee avoca nomme pour repesenter les
Par ordre de la Colr: .,,,, ;, ,,,. ,,... ,,,,
Bureau du grefier &c .epemore 1851: sell S.lngld
SECOND DISTRICT Counr2 SUCCESSION OF ". D. SMITH
IT s tn
show within days from the present noicat9I any
of the h9nd not be homoogatsd and ap
seio oi Is Is OCTAVE MoREI, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxrEuE CouR DE DrsrRrcr} SUCCESSION DE ". D.
de Ia Nouyele Orleans. SMITH-No S,6lS.
S t le
que peut dvo dedue dix jours da,er
de preene publication les rasons lesqnees eompe
prGsete par Laura NJ Smith, eXecuce du deuu, ne sera
point appouvG homoogue les onds mains re-
parts conformements dit compile.
Par ordre de la cour. - ~ -. ....
sei0 10 10 OCTAVE MOREL Depute Greier.
Scoop DISTRICT GouHT }sUccEsiaIoM OF 'ASab BAR
WHEREAS, N. Il. Edison has petItioned the
w curaorshp the estate OF the late
Jacob Barshal deceased inetstate-
hereby given all whom it may concern to show
within days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court: . , WV u, ~,
se5 l0l5 +. s. WlLlL, Cerk
DEuxIExl CouR DE DlsrRIcrl SUCCESSION DE JACOB
de Ia n uyelle Orleans. BARSHALi-No. 1888.
A TTENDU que N. T. Edison n presente une
n petition etet dobeir les ettIes de curetelle
succession de feu Jacob Barsla, derede ntesta-
Avis est dome celia pent con-
dayor deure dix ours les raisons les
quees ne serat pas fait drot la dite petition.
Par ordre dc la jour - . -
| se5 l0l5 r. S. WlLTh Hretfer.
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From Maxim & Bancrof,s circular of the 22d August

From Maxim Bancros circular of the 22d August
Asia:
BRE,psruFFs-Snce last advices per America, the
weather all has been OF the splendid
character which will in great degree repair the
injury sustained through the late heavy rains,
and for another fortnight will secure the
harvest in satisfactory manner influenced
bv this prospect country markets held at the close OF the
week less animated aud decline OF per
quarter Wheat generally reported The Gazette return,
week ending 18th inst $50 quarters against 99l2
quarters the week preceding. -
limited attendance at our Corn market this morn;
ing and the transactions Wheat quite OF nominal
character superior qualities aboG Supporting nut seeonaay
The demand for Flour slow but supported our late Quota
tos egected at decline OF cd per quarter
the Irish demand having fallen Off -,
PRoyisIoSsD for Ieef limited and with considera
BILE arrivals of the qualities this week importers would
submit 10 Il smart reduction sell in quantity No
nqujrv American Pork other sorts Tor the present are
dull Bacon sales confined country orders at lat rates
Cheese fine sells slowly at the quotations.
About 100 disposed of at los 10 " but rehners are
not free buyers. =, . 49,, :,
NAVAL S1oREs-Common Resin is dull of sale, and de-
clned to Is i'd IL cwt which sellers at the close find dit
fculty making progress. few hundred barrels medium
red found buyers up l5 for fine Extra pale wanted
would 2u There has been an active de-
mnnd for Spirits Turpentue the decline, and fully 1900
sold rs 81 to 5s q cwt on the spot and
arrive principally the latter figure the market how
ever dull No sales of rough Turpenne or American
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WANTED.

NTASTED-A LADY AND HER DAUGHTER ARE
w obtaining situations Teachers, either in pri
families schools in the city country They will
give instruction English French, Drnwug Music md En-
Erolery Good references given. Apply 81 at the crescent
Office. sci ttSN
-AA HOUSE VVANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
f District between Magazine aud Apollo streets,
i comfortable House. suitable for moderate sized family
with yard garden attached world he preferred.
exceed $3.50 per year. For house that
sts years could be made. Apply to 81
lrRriet tv2l Il
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MEMORANDA.

s Capt Taylor of the bark Mystery reports having expe
renced the 18th August lat TO- n long
S. W. in which lost spars and sails.
r Capt Dennis the ship Maid OF Orleans, reports hay
ing seen on the inst off Abaco ship Realm from New York
for this port.
r- Capt Bowen ship Rsjsh reports being boarded
on the 2lst August Is 3d. log 70 49, by boat from the
british schooner Brilliant Philadelphia bound TO Euthe.
a she was dismasted-loss mainma Supplied her with
wood and
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Per Asia. livERfooL August =, 1901.
At the close of last confidential pervaded the
ket and the demand well maintained during the
ent Will spectators buying largely holders
have freely and have obtained advance
Of about I'D per H. advices from the States show
high the shipping ports and complaints are made OF too
much rain The total sales, including y 6U bales
OIL speculation for export. amount 10 lI5lo bales
day there good attendance of the trade and they BUY
freely at the highest of the week the ses including
1000 speculation and for export are T. % bales w
descriptions Of the lower and middle qualities have
daily brink demand and advance OF fully sd per
h. has been established the better grades have also improved
and the authorized for Fair qualities OF Uplands and
Orleans are raised I'D per b. that of Mobiles I'D ID:
BraZs I'D. ID. deaer Egyptians nearly I'D
per h. They good request and are not freely
offered. ,- =. a., .,,
Surnts have freely taken by the trade at nd per h.
above last weeks rates they been sold largely arrive
Al about I'D. per lb. advance. o,,, ,
$50 bales Of American, Egyptian and 100 sura have
been taken speculation 40 bales OF American 500
Sura l20 Bengal for export The total deliveries TO Inc
trade have consequently been Abont 81 et0 bales,
Yours respectfully.
D TnrrT L ~
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BOsToNship Maathon-l46 bales cotton 400 bbs -FOUR
3pkgs mdse.
TaNP BAY-Schr venice-9i bbls foul II do sugar. do
cider do ale do porter, bbs whisky. II do bread 90
brandy do lard 2do pitch hhds bacon ID bags
coffee las 45 do oats les hahs ~
eases wine 81 boxes wine bbls oakum and govt stores
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark Rhone-29+3 bbls -four.
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Atbietu Of tbe H(arkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. H. 1857.
COTTON There WAS some inquiry yesterday, but with
very limited supply Offering the sales reached barely 800 bales
mostly at l5a@l53tc for Strict Middng to Strict GOOD MID
ding new crop We heard of about $50 bales old and new
crop sold Wednesday. Our quotations are nominal LOT OH
CROP
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ... solo Middlng. ........... l5(hl5t4
Ordinary ~ iiHi2i% Good Middling -. .l53a Gl5}a
GOOD Ordinary. i@Gi3I Middlng Fair........-@-
Low Middling. ia@l24 Fair
TOBACCO. We noticed sale Of "A hhds on private terms
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cot,ou-baes, Tobacco-hhds
Stock hand Sept. l, 1857. 1881 ~, i5i2i
Received since 2,2l5 o.,. % on
- yesterday. l, 4oi oooo ~ -fo
1853 1885,
E,ported since ~ e55 l75S
Yesterday I4i 4Ol COO 1,I5S
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REMOVALS.

D ENI0V AL-TAYLOR Il RAnDIN WHOLESALE
IL Dealers in Boots, Shes Hats and Caps have removed
from No Il Magazine the and commodiouS
u Magazine ana At Common sell I'm
d E MOVAL-D. Fl. MARKS & co, HAVE REMOVED
II from 81 and 53 Tcouptoula street. of Craver
and New I4evee. sci 1T
D ENIOVED- THE OFFICES OF THE NEW OR
n leans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
have from No A Caruuleet street to
Teun ouiltiHrs Calliope street. auJ
EIOCk NVISES-A SMALL. INVOICE OF JOHAN-
IL NlSBERGkR LIERFRAUENAIItH H, HOCHHEIMER
aud I nES STEINER, Of superior quality, Tor snle by
TtllrLE, seller & CO,
au2l Y - Bank Place
DR. WILSON. Of 81. GEURIE's AND 81. BAR
II tluorleV Hospitals ard years with Ricord Of
has 0-rsi his flee No. II Dauphne general
prtrl especially the trratmrnI ii Ill disc of the
j4eatrHge Crht both wihou The mercury.
Od. consultations in French and Eng isl T.
NJ 4u1 70 ?, NJ a -.It
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, August %, 1875
In the money there has been daily good but
no pressure The discount at the Bank OF ENGLAND mas
been 81 per but mercantile houses hnd no deay n
nrocrinr slight reduction from the bank
ate On The stock Exchange the has varied from 3aG4
her cent for loans Government securities This low
abundance Of and forms one OF the
prominent features the daypro9ing that the public have
ay the decline to make large in.
The arrivals apecie been considerable and
chiefly West Indies while the shipments to the East
rer tie Colombo, the 2D,, amounted to Fl 5,Ui4 Win
one execution this shipment is the largest upon record
The sbjoined exhibits the remittance by each OF
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Sbipping ynttlligsnfs.

FRIDAY, September IL, 1857. q
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Marathon VanDyke, for Boston, CD Meeker eco
Bark Rhone Draper, for Rio de Janeiro Giraud Eco
schr Venice, Black for Tampa Bay, Post Mel
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ARRIVED.


Ship Ocean Pearl Chandler % days from New York Geo
Hynson-3d dist 49,
Ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis 20 days from New York to
Cohen-2d dist a.
shi Isaac Newton Fulton, IS days from Boston, to Fos
dick-lst dist q.
Ship Rajah, Bowen % days from New York Ceevy Far
well-lst dist II.
Bark Avarado 2 days Burton from Rockand Maine Cree
Wy Farvell-lst dist So.
Bark Mystery Taylor from Rio de Janero 2 July to Oder
Stouse 4 Lisy-Is dist 81
Brrk Jno Bird Brown 2 days Rockand Maine
ter-lst dist 81.
Bark Ardennes, Marsh days from Mantanza Murison
Quarantine Station.
Schr Old Dominion Smith, 20 days from New York, to
Giraud-Point
Mexican sch Arogsnte, Csbsda days from Campeachy
W Zackrie kco-Pont.
schr Star CANNON from Puna Rosa Florida Boudousque
L Phillps-2d dist Is
Schr Dora Bsghick from Pens ,coa John Hurley &co-
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CATTLE II ARK EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. Sept. TO-
ARRIVED to-day head Of Texas and Atakapas Beef and
Veal Cattle The market continues bare Of good Sheep.
supply Hogs but ample stock Of Beef and
Veal Cattle offers
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SPOKEN.
EXPORTS.

Hi BY Capt Brown of the bark John Bird on the h u
at anchor off Strup Keys, bark HELEN Frances - Gays ou'
from New York. bound to Matanzas
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Eatchez Leahers. from Vicksbure
Ceres I4abarth, from Pont-a Ia Hache.
California. Hutchings. from Mobile.
Ospray, Wood, from Yazoo River.
Bella bona McCombs from Fort Adams.
John Briggs Marsh. from Louisville.
John j Roe, I.esvenworth, from st Louis.
Linda. Maine. from Red River.
Capitol. Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Toyboa. St Charles Chambers from the Passes-towed down
and It'll inst. ships b Sumner Mediator, lofena
and schooner Suffolk brought up ships Ocean fearl
RaiAh and bark Alvarado.
Towboat Day, Phillips from the Passes-towed down and
9th inst bark Sam slick and schooner Minna Semen
er-brought up baks John Bird Mystery and schooner
Star.
Towboat Anglo American Martin, from the Passes-wert
down light-bronght up ships Maid of Orleans, Isaac
Newton schooners Old Dominion and Arrogante.
BELOw-COMIFG UP.
Shin Wellington Pringle days from New York to Chester
billiard. ,,,,,,. q,
Bark Pouney, Narshon, days from fhiaaepnia 10
II Bass
Shin Genoa Pcnne days from New York, to Fosdick
Ship Union Davis days from New York, to Woodruff
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49, FOR HENI-THE OFFICES NOW OCCUPIED
h the undersigned, of Canal and Caronelet
the building being door Messrs. John
Watt Co. Caronelet sreetready 18th October Apply
sell m BYRNE, VANCE It co.
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece, 1onian Islands, etc.
from the Post-ofice in Boston semi weekly
closed mail consisting of letters and newspapers for France
Algeria the Post, flee in semi weakly
Postage Is per quarter prepayment optional
newspapers cents each repayment required
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Ala HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
ENSaWASHlNGTON BATTALION OF ARTlLLERI-
fs1GYV Arsenal, Girod street. 500,
rks The First Company Washington Battalion of Artl-
eTy Will attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY each month, and Regular Drills on THURSDAY OF
every week u O'Clock, until further notice.
BY order Of . .
n myp2
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AUCTION SALES.


DAMAGED GOODS.
BY gLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
LHRIDAY, the l1th Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, at auction at their auction rooms 4 Ghartres
street for aceous Of whom VIII be oh Niece, Pill
Linens; Gray Wooden Socks 80 pairs panta
looms; 81 Coasthe whole dansged the voyage of impor
xlg-TERMs--cast. sell
SALE OF AN ExTENsIyE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER
Clothing, White Shirts, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc.
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
L,RIDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, #
auction, their auction No7 charres street. will
80 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
An assortment Of Mems and Boys Hats.
AT II O'Clock, up stairs-,
Cloth bress s and F1eek Goas Sacks Black Cloth
sagans Go ssst s and GSis An
tique Vests Jean Drawers Flannel Shirts etc. cal,
af-TERMs-At sale sell
SUCCESSION OF MRS. G. DEL CAsTILLo-HoUsE AND
Lot on Craps street.
BY NJ vIGNIE Auctioneer.
cATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, Mt IL o'clock M,
a" The 81 Sseoad psr New 9Th
May 1851 No 1868 for account OF said succession will be
LOT OF GROUND situated in faubourg Margny in the
Third District Of M @ 81 FEET front on
Craps by 2o feet DEPTH Together with the hoass
f0s ay.TRE FERNS
Act of sale before O. Drouet, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
SUCCESSION DE NINE C. DEL cAsTILLo-MA1soN
ct Terrain sur Ia rue Craps.
PAR N. yIGSIE, Encanteur.
SAMEDI l9 septembre, ls57 nnandIah,e sea sa
o1a S a IT, src e De M oea
1851 No. vendu compte de la de success
TN lot DE TERRE fauhourg Margny, Troiseme
District entire 1t, les @ % psas M as Il rue craps
sur 2O pies proondeur emhle nason No l con
'S GosB}nTid 5s!s'ns co;% s'e
a Af's . . se7 IS p"'us'"''' y. l1'0. -
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LOT AND HOUSE ON HOSPITAL sTREET-EsTATEo OF
P. c. / F. Bernard.
BY n. VIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, Mt l2 O'Clock n
= Round of the st. Louis Exchange by virtue OF an
order District Court of New Or
leans dated August a. 1851 for account of said succession
will be sold - ~
The undivided half of LOT OF GROUND situated in this
city square comprised between Hospital Bourbon Dau
ph and Barracks measuring about % feet front
Hospital by 100 feet depth Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. -.
HTEkMSIalt cash. and tile balance at six months credit
approved secured by mortgage said
the of cent annurn from
maturity until final payment
o sale before o. DeArmas. Esq. Notary Public.
SCI 10
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-FOlrR FOUR


EL IiOn Apply the premises, l43 Canal st. sell It
neA FOR RENT-FOuR FOUR-STORY STORES
fi Nos 1903, ILL., ll2 and llj Tchoupouas street. snnted
lI between Lafayette and Grod and running through
in the and being about O feet feet in
dePth, Amply W. al. MONTGOMERY
sell tolls ll9.Common street.
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61UE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GkU-
CERY STORE, No. q Baronne street: L. L. BERCIER,

dHkf T 56kH A. s ASP Y l. sH
So large assortment of Choice GROCERIES,. WINES
q the best 6 hfand III Tt and and pps
fa Por pi
Giles che gs G n on ahq
u MAX sS5dL AM cdHhhkG1Af iEsT1Tt r. 81
The Glasses Grammar School and Commercial 1nsti
The reopennr Of Tie Collegiate Course place
Th Board Of administrators have entrusted Profs G. W
these three departments and the institution rests Oh
The valuable services of the following have been
W. c. DUNCAN and J. McKEowN, for the English
WIN; RATHER T' for Natural Sciences. ,,.,--
G. GESSNER and j. GENriI, for the Ancient and Modern
Ths Ma4emetisa dspemegt remain under the special
For further particulars, apply directly Baronne and
'G a"S In LOUIS DUFAU.
SOUTHERN INSTITUTE, IN THE ODD FELL
PRoFEsSoR WI HENRY PECK, late Professor of Bellies
Lettres Elocltion in the University Of louisiana and
hoSe whose ehren we're pupils q Grammar school Of
above University during the last Scholastic has opened
Hall opposite Lafayette on Lafayette street
The nEs c"r 1e sr ana e9 W
tary and Scholastic accomplishments Special attention is
tic Mathematics Oraory Elocution md to genemanly habits
Senior G!1ss.........,... .s12 per month.
Junior Glass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Mayor titaS.'...-,-,.'.....'''.'''..
4''0' ~"SS EEr t:si;i.s.''
lion Hon }oI" TS Cotton, Johg g. P9rl9T Jr
WI H. is TS Esq., iig K. F. ' Mri5on H.
Wm p. Vincent, ESQ Dr. Yacauley.
a vi ,euberger ESQ, avs y
ARD .oli-i'5 0Os s9es g4S!P VIZ. ~ ses by
! sHl7 - Tehoupioa'as street
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>
Brick Store No. 81 the side OF Camp
l.AiIl bird door from Poydas street; rent $1,000.
The theestor Dwelling and Store. No 81 Royal street, adj
Joining the Bank Of Louisiana: rent. $1,000.
The story Frame Dwelling ST. Charles Cute NRyadGs
Clio and Caope Streets suitable for gence
family: rent, $40.
Frame Dwellings in Magee's Row. situated Maya
street, Felicity Road containing from four
each hydrants and ccrn each 1850 to
S4SD.
Twotory Frame Dwelling the north side of Terpschore
Gate Basin between Annunciaon and Constance Streets
with ny trtn, Cistern, etc: rent, $40.
story Frame Dwelling Race street. between Annuil
cation aud Constance; rent, 500
TO-stoy Frame Dwelling Claiborne street.
mon and jackson Streets rent 500.
old buildings Charles through
CarunGeet between rod and Julia Streets measuring So
feet on by $40 feet through.
For terms, apply to NJ WALTON,
City Assessors Room, Is City Hall,
a1lS If 20 Cnmn
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naA TO LEr OR FOR SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL
finn Residence Hospital street, between
Mill Gnlvez containing five and cabinet
gallery sides, kitchen, servants The grounds
are beautifully laid into flower gardens with ornamental
trees and contains n rood cistern, well, etc.
A LARGE FRAME HOUSE, No 235 Baronne, between Gil
rod and Streets with very deep yard suitable for
pente cod dealer marble cutter furniture depot min
nanuac.oy, cistern maker foundry,
boiler maker.
Several Dwelling Houses and Stores Gnsque Der
teny, MHras, Dryaes Basin, Camp, Constance Annnncia
Fulton aud other in the First and Fourth Districts
For terms, apply JAMES DESBAN
Real Estate and House Broker,
aul7 II o. Common street, Verandah Stores.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND OFFICES TO
RENI-Two beautifully furnished, airy and comfortable
rooms communicating with folding doors and well lighted
the No. l6 Caroudeet street of
HevI, only few steps from Lafayette Square.
Also building Hevia street. suitable for n stable
house. jyl6 BIN
JrOR RENT-SEVERAL LARGE OFFICES IN IRON
L front buildings No. s. Camp street. Apply to
iylS GEO W. HYNSON Il co, 81 Camp st.
nsA FOR RENT-TtIE THIRD AND FOURTH STO
f RI Is OF No. 81 Graver streeboth well furnished.
ES.Iply JONES, MACkINDER Il CO.,
FRAY iar trnat
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June 4, per Indus ,o1'9i2
Pera.
July 1, per Colombo. s2dSIg
July 20, per Indus 5ihoia
August per kpon. ~
20, Colombo. .i,U5o'ulf
The return the Bank of England for the week ending the
18th August gives the following results when compared with
the previous week: ,,- -> c-eo ~,
her deposits. l06S6,S Increase 4G149i
Rest.................. 3,6352l. Increase 4,tol
On the other side of the
Government securities. 6 10 500, 65i Unchanged. 80
Other securities Is 205, i98 Decrease 5o5o
Notes unenploy 56S2,Ii9 Increase l,aoo
The amount of notes circulation is f9 $685. OBS being an in
crease G!54 the stock Of bullion in boh departments
is showing decrease Of t23Sto when compared
with The preceding return
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Notes i.sued .......................... 25015,165
Government Debt. ,Ul9 wv
Other Securities. 5,ioasO
Gold Coin and Bullion. .lu,GoO,iuo
eh'ef oui'o" - 25,O7s,755
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Proprietors' Capital =. 35sHUyoo
Rest 3,635,24I
| Public deposits Gncludng Exctequer,
Savings Banks, Commissioners OF Ma ,,,
tional Debt and Dividend Account. 5,5plS6.
Other Deposits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 6S6,S29
| Sevrn lavs and other Bills .............. 735,00v
| sewn t'"' anu '''(' 35,l390ss
| Government Securities Gncluding Dead
| Weight Annually l................ lO5A5'65i
| 0her Is 2U3, 1873
| 5,6S2, 40
| Gold and Silver Coin .................. $50, lH
| 't ~ - 9,U33
n, ia,i Nail
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successful operation, and prepares 10 taras
MACHINERY OIL, GAS OIL .-xr,-x
PAINTERS OIL, BRIG HI NAENlsat
TANNERS OIL NAPTHA,
REFINED ROSIN OIL.
At greatly reduced prices and equal in quality to any Oh nose
articles in -
Dealers Oils particularly invited inspection OF QUIZ
stock. .
Orders received Mandatory New Basin al ths
office, Is Union street.
For evidence the good quality of these Oils the Company
refers following persous who have tested them pIae
cay ubricang machinery and painting and whose eerti
Gates be any time,
+. ", G. COOK,
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MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
grant reasonable facilities: and for the RIGHT or
THE PATENF fourth be paid to each OF The nrss
the Yarns bring inhed Cotfoo
with nsurng should the plan taon change
proprietors.
Propositions Planters may be made and to know
OF Machinery their particular they must NOT orni
what has been the number of pounds OF their crepe
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin ~,
a22 GEO G. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
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MAXIM 4 BANCRoFT's CIRCULAR.

Yours Respectfully,
MAXIM Il BANCROFT,
Commission Merchants.
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A. LEVY, .Jr.. AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
L. Estate Slaves Succeson and outdoor business
generally Office IS Common street. next 10 corner OF Camp
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| ARD OII4-i5g pb!s choice Cmciult, Tor sale by
Il JOSEPH LANDS 4 CO.,
.HlT - TehoVqilclas street.
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w Court for letters of curaorshp ON the estate OF the late
Jacob Barshal deceased netsate-
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court: u. - ,
se5 l015 r. ). WulA, Clerk.