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Excess of means over liabilities exclusive of CAPT -
By order Of the Board Of Trustees ~
s. p. BISHOP, Assistant Cashier.
appears have been something mongre bank
insurance, exchange only reality considerable
Trust Company affair from the which has worked
into the affections and feelings of the public.
We will take what is called the Banking Department 1t has
deposits under this head of 81 OBS 1t has discounts
this head of 81 s 995. Now this will do well
count on deposits fifty per beyond the It
will be observed that the principal bank in Ohio indebted
the New York in the of 1862 sos 900 and
ports have been circulated that the the other
Well hope all date drafts drawn acceptance waved) are
paid. If they not recommend holders take the first
offer, notwithstanding the above shows surplus
6s5 The stock has been sold in New York during the
last week at Sl2GSl5 for 500 paid.
Then hand the following from Cincn-
natl of the Sd inst, which reads favorably:
During the days securities have been entirely
neglected. holders having wisely Withdrawn from market,
there consequently have been sales indicate prices
days hence hope will again
nels when wefee assured " Class investment securities will
be taken readily at fair if the Trust Company diff
Guilty had occurred The country wealthy beyond prece
dent in ME possession OF Overlooking grain just
moving 10 and from which she will receive
wealth compared with which amount OF capital in
in the Trust Company disaster but drop the bucket
Money negotiations very difficult continue
few days; meanwhile mel camille classes keeping
| medatels within the control of their means
An exchange thus sums the position of the Ohio banks in
| regard 10 their New York balances
The total amount of Eastern deposits belonging
banks OF Ohio on the first Monday in August 81 SO O
ons half of was with the Trust Company The amount
however has since been materially reduced Eastern deposits
stand many hours thereafter. II is safe, therefore
think est nate the held by Trust Company
New York when the office suspended, much $500
001 This divided among the yeight banks, would make
average for each of between and S9Upi
serious amount and it might be doubled and would not bt
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND NOLASSES Sales confined to small lots at
previous rates
FLOUR. Some 1000 bbls disposed of, including
400 Fine at 81 S7s, 50 S. 800 Superine SIS $50 So
ESQ ST. Louis in three lots 81 So 100 Fancy
loo Extra Sc. Also Tuesday evening 1000 Illinois IS
d Dbl
GRAIN..The sales of Corn wee confined to 100 sacks
Mixed 75c 300 White 49, small lot at sc,
weevy at re e bushel.. OF Wheat 100 sacks Prime Red
sold at 81 Is, Tuesday l01 Rejected seize
buse The sales of comprised $50 sacks at
4oc 400 A. and $50 i5c q buhe of Bran 800
were sold at 15c Il 100 lbs
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing at S276S27 so -
Dbl, mostly at the former and lot of 300 bhs
sold private terms Bacon very firm with sales of
casks Ribbed Sides 15c but the and 40 of Rounds
l31ac r h.. Clear Sides would command lI4ac q b. Of
Lard one two small lots sold at l7iic p Dbl.
COFFEE..- We noticed sale of 327 bags IL &c p ID.
RICE. tierces fresh beaten Carolina sold o
63sc, but Old and Poor dull at 5'46l'2tc 3 b.
CANDLES. $50 boxes full weight Star disposed
day since at DC a h. on time-marke very dull.
bb
TALIOW..A lot of 50 bbs City Rendered sold at &c
r ID.
WHISKY...W heard of $50 to 300 bbls Recfed at
2l22c Proof and of 40 bbls 21c q gallon
for fNvore brands.
FREIGHTS...A ship taken for Liverpool I'D for
Cottol As for Flour ard Id for Wheat.
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CONSIGNEES.

s
COW Xredenburgh Nco-sark stanter Aco-G W Mase
Cooper Seo~9 Weodna3@fs HSds" zosiyP
Grand fsOW Violet Ftp MS1k
Beebe scoP i Brnton Sco7I stursyant Sco-Mils Nc
Ss
la Rodd ( r1!nsm-snon FSspk- \ MARKS &soSk l.
R@ySun sis sr
Guile, Mines kcS-pe5kins BowenLeBond See,R Den
w Ieysrish Ieoj Norton &eo-Maqdeyills MsIhsnny
Howell
Cracker &cS1Tw I DgschsrTSmish Cooper Sso-Du-
f HSn$ssson Fss5s% Sos%sSSA SssSsas Ssob SSses
1GusSeal1Tp Anderson frq7S Todd 1sO7
HoInss3S Kennedy sse-J Lsi.nie-s Kennedy acoH
osPY Soy sao SsA As sR ss
&C W Newton ECO Buch4nnon Carroll keosam Loeks-
Ellis Sco-J Persons kco-Ward, saunders 4 Hn-G Pint
f@na
oca
oImss Claqss-G9Tysrss Ssoc1rTo hEitcIsrd %,o-
;.s"s sSE AllsTafs P,ehad SssN Eoy
s.nSs sssS HE Efd
Ssoo Barriers s Ms s6t ARstn
Da'id-Btldge faiett %So@ryde uoVueh-J Gould 4
co-tiehdersoh& HhicS-u a ehToich.eh HGo-', "
Dunbar &coThcDonaiu &coLfaShe a. hattSoh-J huntzD
J Hn9mri-C A stewart HcoI-ni'tes AuSis Sco--i u
Slnn-feafeHuVlle hronels" IL boisoh ooh--Aloeau
Crooks-ha oruer.
NEW YoRK-ship Msd Of oreans7c Buddscke Seo1
&co-F Bnuer-M Brady 6co-J Bockins-J W Burbrdge
con- Barnett Ero--3uchannon, Carroll &co-Eartley
johnson Sco-R H Bowles-J Albert l Adams tco-J
Aitkens-Andrews Sierau-Anlerson Mecalt-R l. Adams
Sco-A Brousseau &co-5lache Il Leaumort cllunger
-Reebe .sco-J A Bngvie-Brcdow 4 Observation-Disclosures
&co-Ryrne, Vance Sco-J l. Bach &co-Bui Ellis
co-Cuddy Brown &co- Campbell S1reng- Cooper &co
-Cabanss &co-P Cusuchs Bro &co-George Conloy-Cor-
Prchard Coleman, Putnam
6co-A Cohen--J Curen-P Cazuave-E Chrsnan- R Clan
non-kohu Il Ryan-R Chm-L Charles-T un;eiger j ID
Cameron Sco-Coleman Eco Carroll PrtchAd
-I nupuy-R A Dryer sco-,Jose Domiugo-Dnfau Pelse
Dnt- |. nolson Son--Vicor Duvid-John Devetealx-R
NJ Denman &co-Dyas sco-D'Arcy &co-J A Dougherty
Ellis Thresherf rerson Conway &coA Fernandez
-Ferr,sOu Characterization observation-disclosures
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81 Consgnees Of wrecked goods schooner rudisnols
reshpped New York board tho ship Sea Belle aud con-
signed to Messrs. Boudousous Phillips:
&C Miller &co-Payne Harrison-Booth &coJ Stanton
&co-Colenan. Putnam &coStesrns MarvinGeo Laura
son-Head, Massie &co-Thos Bsley-Thos Poole-Esi Il
Hildreth-P Bnton GcoJohn Hurley &co--J r vose kco
Davis jenkins GcoC Bnddecke Gco-Horrell Gayle Ace
Price, Converse &co-Turnell Gco-Sempson Il keene-Wm
Observation-Disclosures Ia,ting-C Boye-J Turner-w d
G Neagle--( Shumway-J Hubbard-D keiham-Flin
i Jones-John Williams &co.
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EXPORTS,
EAfUhlb'

CARDENAS-Brg decentralization sacks corn.
HAVANA-schr Esther Burr-356 50 bbs go kegs lard
2 butter R boxes cheese $50 bbs -four 600
80 sacks bran, rs do oats
BOST ON-Ship Dehi-l bales cotton ~ do of moss I035
bbls four 1000 The above is in addition the
cleared It'll july the ship having subsequently returned
distress
ST ANDREWS BAY-Schr Aurelia-2O0 sacks salt 10 bbs
-four bbls whisky bb bread casks oacon
MITON-schr Eliza-l7O corn % do coffee 20
bh -four Is bbs whisky 10 boxes cheese sacks SALT tons
ron 20 kegs lard 30 pkgs sundries
PENSACOLA-Schr Zume-5O bbs -four, % potatoes 10
do bread $50 sacks 30 do oats bacon 80
pkgs groceries.
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SPOKEN,

H By Capt Thompson, of the Bark Judas July 3Ist lat
Is S. long IS W. French bark Goddard bound to Denr
day lat Is TO- long 81 49, Holland bark Algoa from New
Port bonnd to Akyab.
August 6h la: II o. long "a g. ship Romance Of the Sea-
% days from New York, bound to Batavia.
Angus, 9Th ship Jno Proyo Of Boston, Thayor Is days out
from CaIIso hound m Hamnton Rosdes
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BELow-cox1ss UP.

Ship Genoa, Pcnnell, days from York to Fosdek
well.
FarWeli. ~' ~' ~ '' :"
Ship Ocean PEARL Chandler DAYS fron New York eso
Hynson. " ' wv
Ship Union Davis, days from New York. to Woodruff
Ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis - days from New York to
schr Old Dominion Smith days from New York +, p
Girau1. $500 ~ avn ~ n
Mexican Schr Arogante Cabsda from Campeachv tn r "
Zsckrie kco $500 ~N'Ps"e"Jf Az p"
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HISTORY OF THE SEA COAST OF MIS-

L
About the first of September shall publishing
through the columns of the PASS CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
TIMES full and complete history of the Coast of Mississippi
Alabama Louisiana and Florida from the year l5S to 1874
The history will appear in each issue OF the Times and
through three months publication of the paper.
We would advise all those who desire know the history of
Of this coast subscribe the Times
they will probably get another chance
it, rs il has never been published in book FORM
We will send the Times subscribers at the following
copy wear advance 81 %
One copy months in advance. 90
One copy months in advance. 50
Address all orders f. I. CHAUDR0N,
d&W Publisher of "Timesi Pass Christian Miss.
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NEW YORK-shp Assyria925 railroad iron to Cuddy
Brown aco-200 tons hay to order.
PEARL RIVER-Schr Swalov-60OOO feet lumber ~ OO0
lahs sniderlo gnnny bugs lot of old Hall Kemp
BAYOU LA BATRIE-schr Exe-5O 900 feet Of lumber to
Merritt Il Mcdonnell.
ANTE RIvER-Schr Oseola-3OOo0 feet of lumber to
Stocksr.
B1LOXI-schr Biloxi-27 eco feet lumber to s.ocker
BILOXI-Schr Mary Soshine- 900 feet of lumber to R
Elliott.
WOLFE RIvER-schr Junion-3o 900 feet lumber smp-
L Rorr.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr vistoria-5OO bbls sand to order.
TCHEFUSCTA-Schr Sylphide-4gD bbls sand to Rub.
BONFOUCA-schr Aleyon-25,O 900 bricks to WeDber.
BONFOUCA-Schr Deeide-3O0O0 Jeet lumber to order
COVINGTON-Schr Sea Brd-5OO 600 bricks to J C Stewart
6co.
COylNGTON-Schr Martha Ann-35 900 bricks Merritt
Mcconnell,
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CATTLE MAR K E 7.
Shipping Yntelligentt.
THURSDAY, September 10, 1857.

THURSDAY, September 10, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Delhi, Knapp, for Boston, Ii Fennsrd
Brig Brownsville, Simpson, for Cardehas
Goldenbow &.Lesp.rre
Schr Esther Burr Atteson for Havana
Gldenbow Lesparre
Schr Aurelis Wilson, for ST Andrews Bay Florida
q d Metcalf Eco
Schr Ann Eliza Snow for Milton Fa, john Hurley .Sco
Schr Zuime, Weber, for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
ARRIVED.
Ship Asyra Delane % days from New York. toe Hynson
Ship Susan Kinks Clnlssen % days from Boston, to Vim
Dewry-Poin
Bark Judas Thompson from Rio Janero maser-arri.
val and cargo previously reported at Quarantine Station
LIST dist -,
Schr Swallow Potevent, from Pearl Rver-Basn.
Schr Exile, SiDy, from Bayou Lalatre-iias!n
Schr Osceola. Smith, from Anite Riyer-Basin.
schr S Mnrv HOOK, ~ from Bi9Xi-basn1n asfr
Schr Junior, FTancko. from Wolf Rver-Basin-
Schr Victoria, Ford, from CovingtOn-Basin.
Schr SyIphide, barbarian, from Coylngton-Basln.
S9hr AleyGn, Narctse, from COvington- Basin.
Schr Decide, sam, from Boufouca-Basn.
Schr Sea Bird; Htpner. from Covingon-basln
Schr Martha Ann. Williams, from Covington-Basin
Schr Biloxi -, from BilOxi-BasIn,
srEAMBoATs.
] Swon Jones' from ST Lous
City Of knoxville Dalteres, from Locport.
W McRae. White, from vickshnrg.
DR. Baey, Dugas. from l.atourche.
Oregon Myers. from Mobile.
Ruby, Poievent, from GainsVis-Lake
end CRrrolltsn Il Jefferson Railroad.
Towboa Olivia. WhmOre from the Passeslowed down and
to Sc" Ali inst, hip Ionan-brsught up ships Assy-
ria and Susan links.
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~ 7 4 I T. 4 II 3 q 4, 4 La.
Puu', pursue study for which they qualified Half
The dnv n sunl1ne devoted school, and the other half
amusement Tsilndcga is healthy place easy
access by railroad from Selma, the AlAbama river.
opens the 18th OF July and the for Board,
Tfiou per of three months ~ weeks
arc sos in advance.
Refer 10 Rev B. NJ. Palmer D. H. Wn. NJ Il B. H. Har-
yey Jru. 7. Hardie Co, New Orleans VIM IL McGufey,
III. ~, Virginia University.
for partigIlsrs address JOHN WILSON,
jes d,yW Tgiludegs, A,R
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SCRIP-SCRP-S CRIP-OF THE CRESCENT,
y Merchants Louisiana, Home and Sun Mutual Insurance
Companies, bought by GEO GoIlsGhA.h,
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WANTED.

VHTANTED-A LADY AND HER DAUGHTER ARE
w DESTROYS of obtaining situations Teachers either in r
families in schools, the city country. They will
give instruction In English, French Drawing, Music and En-
brodery Good references given Apply the Crescent
office. sci tt&W
~ HOUSE WANTED IN THE FIRST OR
EnJ Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets,
EI comfortable House suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would be preferred
Rent exceed 500 $500 year. For house that
suits lease Of three Eve could be made Apply to 81
,iruvief iy2l #
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AUCTION SALES.


SUCCESSION OF MRS. g. DEL CAsTILLO-HOUsE AND
Lot on Craps street.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auconeer.
CATURDAY, sept. 10, 1857, at IL o'clock M,
- at the ST. Louis Exchanges by virtue OF order from the
Honorable Second District Court of New Orleans dated 9Th
May 1851 No 665 for account OF said sdt;esson will be
sold
A LOT OF GROUND situated in faubourg Margny. in the
Third District Of this city, comprised between Vaudeville
Spain Greamen and Craps streets measuring 30 feet front on
Craps 12 feet depth Together with the house
l34 containing four gallery two kitchens and servants
rooms privies, etc.
Ri-TER MS-Cash.
Act of sale before o. Drouet, ESD. Notary Public
SUCCESSION DE NINE G. DEL CAsT1LLo-MA1sON
Ell Terrain la rue Craps.
PAR N. VIGNIE, Encanteur
SAMEDI, 10 septembre, 1857, q midi a ia Ia
- Bourse Louis d. un ordre de memorable sec
Ia Nouvee Orleans, en- date u Mai,
1885, No. 663 vendn pour lie compe de la dite success
III
UN LOT DE TERRE stue aubourg Marigny, Troisieme
District compris entire Vaudeville Espagne Grands.
Hommes Craps mesurant 30 peds de face Ia rue Craps
sur 100 peds de proondeur Ensemble Ia maison No 1874 con
quatre chanbres gaeric, deux cnrnes, chanbes
doInesti1ues, latrnes, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ace de psrdevante o. Drouet, Notary Public
an Sc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAROLINA LANDING-steamer " McRae-69 bales
bales Sea bales 70 sn
Watt &co25 bales cotton Wright Allen &co-2I bales cotton
Cammack, squires WesH bales Cuddy Brown
II bales cotton Ward Saunders Hunlo bales
nely-5 bales Male Seo-7 Carroll Priehad Aco
ason-5 bales cotton james Connolly Eco5 bales cotton 10
6aes Pitcher Ne
Adams &co-6 bales fodder to Lewis ogesbyI do moats
pork Person scosundes crderTotal 46 bales
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City of NnoNvie-I5 bales moss
9ea ahG aH g0S" Ro6 s9et :s As do
Pheero K Pinnsy-sundries to order.
ST LouIs-stesmer J swon-Ioo bbs pork to order-s2
wheat to Michel! &co-3l3 a5 SACKS corn 46
bb -four Horre Gayle aGoMi R aeks corn to Hitchcock
hbs -four Ogesby Macauay32 casks bacon Shropshire
bran Martin 4 Dunhan1-50o -four Price Converse kco-
obls -four Molony Bro3 bbs -four Keep, Bard &coI42
-four - do apples Thompson &co65O bb kenne
dy &co6O5 bb -four VOORHEES,, Griggs Geo. pkgs Adamss
Kenneth Dix &co50 bb apples to orer5 bb beer hrost
40 bbs apples ~ bags potatoes hhd esbbage and suies
DONALDsONvILLE-steamer DR. Basey-l bale Of wool 3
hide R"d iSn s0r Sso HAsd Lay
Mascer-C Demonefiong-and order.
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
bales cotton to hey &c.. bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RALROAD4 bales cotton to Warren Gilmore &co3 do
5000 do Vim cords hoop poles Hanly &co0
kegs kearny37 sheep Bahan cords hoop poles
Hun6 bales cotton Nles, Adams &cosundres to order
PoNTCHARTRA1N RAILROAD.
MOBILE-stesmer Gregon-2 casks bacon 4 Flash r-t
boxes mdse Hyde &col trunk to James Connoly &coI5c
sacks oysters and sundries TO Davis
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
GAlNsvILLEsteam Ruby-57 head cattle 20 head hogs
and sundries to order
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ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTHEAST SECTION
" Tvoi Crcle-Fitteenh Annual Sesson.-The Fifteenth
Annual Session of this Institution begins The st of Sepem
her, 1851.
plan instruction comprises general sys
1t offers advantages for the acquisition
of Languages The French daily spoken in the School and
the Classics thoroughly explained.
The l,caton aeahythe play grounds ample with
fine shade and shrubbery.
For particulars apply in by letter, the nstu
ti,n. NJ. D. DIMITRY, a. NJ.
au21 3m Principal.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. FREDERICK YOUNti-NALC.
of Ground Agier close to the Second District
Ferry. .x-x -...
CATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857. at 12 o'clock M,
in the Of the Louis Exchange by virtue Of
order from Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans No. 767 dated 10th August 1851, will be sold
public auction for account Of said SUGGESTION
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in Algfers: on the right
Mississippi river in the bounded by La
ronde, Powder Peter and the river Mississippi desip
mated rs Nos. 2 Lot No l. forms the Of
Powder and Delaonde and 30 feet front
DeIaonde 100 feet deep between parallel lines and
fronting street. Lots Nos and each 30
feet front Dronde street by 100 feet deep between para
lei % Delarone street.
l2J depth line dividing from lot No. B. II feet
lines in depth the other side line and 81 feet
inches and 10 lines o. the line.
na.TERMS-tIash auI9 "a SCI 10
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LEGAL NOTICES.

srooyp ID, Dls1Re1 covsr} succEsssoN OF s " p SMITH
NTiCG s' Is Hereby given to The OF
ss sna % al persons herein .
they why The account By Laura
q The should no. be and ap
seio Is 10 o' OCTAVE MoREL, Deputy Clerk.
dc il NoaselIe. Orleans. sMTTH-No. ssfs.
"a ses snes aas
s ssaT pasr
@ par "aF S fsse ss d. dean ne ser
parts conformements au dit compile.
.eio Is q . '''l OCTAVE NoRrL Dspute Grefser.
srcosD DISTRICT COURT So oCEssIoN OF JACOB BAR.
11fH fiT rs.an n: IL.
Barsha deceased inetstate As 'A's
Why the Ias o ssd
'' 3: s;S # ,; s's3 Gss;,: c.
ss'e1 sf BaRsaaGI Ps 'Asab
rlI[IaH y ,s aue r. W. T. Esson Presente une
ssshs dssese Sc eo'"'ss
aGs"s 'Ss Psss ss
se5 IO15 P. s. WILT Grsses.
sEcosP plszs,cr counr2 sucGEss1oN OF CHARLES
IN this estate ali persons Interested 10
within daysfEom the present notification any
they have why the presented by the ADMINISTERS
of this estate should be onoogaed and approved
| funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court
au3l se5 ~ P. s. WILT Clerk.
| DEuxIE4E CoUR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE CHARLES
| de la Nouvele Orleans. 5 WUNSCH-No 9139.
Wis est par lie present d0nne aux cream
n ciers de la suste succession ct oues antre
davoir dedure dix date
de preene publication les aisons lesques lie compt
presente par administrator de Ia dte succession sera
point APPROVE honologue les fonds mains repar
| confornemens dit compte.
| Par ordre de Ia Cour -...-
| anal sex 10 P s. Witt. Gretfer
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I MN ERS1Tf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" parment-The Annual Course Lectures in this Depart
ment will commence MONDAY November 16th 1857, and
will terminate in the ensuing March,
JAMES JONES, d. Professor of Practice Medicine.
j. l.. RIDDELL, N. D., Professor of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. II. CENAS NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics
GUSTAVUS A MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medca.
JOSIAH C. MOTT, ". D., Professor of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and Pa
thology.
GILBERT S. VANCE, NJ D. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The for Dsecing will be the second Monday
in October
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
accompany the Professors in their visits and,
free expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily
the Ampheater of the Hospital from the LIST of October
Clinical Medicine and and other Subjects without
charge TO Students. THOMAS HUNT NJ D., Dean
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually, in
April Resident Students who maintained by the
aul2 3pf
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IoHN COTTLE, PRoPR1EroR OF rHE LoUIs:

A e IV VI
j lana Bakery has bought the right of PATENT LOAF
BREAD. be had AT the ABOVE establishment
Patent issued United States March 1856 patent
in Britain, November To- 1855; France, December 20
1856 and Belgium, january II, 1856.
advantages claimed for following, which
fully snbsaniaed by years trial of the bread
The bread is uniform in its quality. and much hand
appearance; it is of much whittier color than
bread heretofore made it is the vesi
being far evenly dued the than they
be by the OLD method No drug whatever contained
in it, be introduced without injury 1t keeps much
longer without growing STALE and obec
tiouabe when week old 1t handsomely the finest
poundcake without being tender
The finest French roll 1t farther aEd readily intro
duced families before used bakers bread
The Patent Bread placed competition the Fair of
the Metropolitan Institute held at Washington D. G. 1855 and
undergone rigid chemical and other tests,
of scientific gentlemen connected with the
received the high priLe-a silver
da-over al other competitors, of viii there many.
Rl0 tt
+ EHIGH COAII-l0 tuns large lump Lehigh Coal, for
l. foundry use for sale by
aux j. Ii. ASHBRIDGE L Co. ICE Common ST.
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Atbish Of tbe 9tlatktts.


THURSDAY MORNING, September 10, 1857.
COTTON. There very little inquiry yesterday and
did hear of sale Our quotations for Old Crop and
nominal:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior solo Mddng ......... .15Gl5t4
Ordinary .llGl2s Good Middling. .l5} adl51s
Good Ordinary. 49, alS34 Mddng Fair.......-s-
Low Middlng. 4a1i94 Fair ..,.............-tG-
TOBACCO. We heard of 2l2 hhds Clarksvile Admitted
sold ON Tuesflu ut l.c a L,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10
NEW GRoCER1Es-JUsr RECEIVED

NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED ~
~ Shaker PRESERVES HAMS: Beef TONGUES;
Crackne BISCUITS: English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphalia HAMS;
RAIsTSs, Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
snd variety FANCY GROCERIES, received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with superior stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
Fer sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, q Baronne st.
sci Ct F. L, BERCIER. Agent,