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The ease and facilities with which Banks under what
termed banking the West have been organized has
drawn from Wall street the following
the organization Of free banks in the Western States 1t
may jeu deSr of and not but tends
closely reality that publish it being decidedly rich
1t comes printed FORM and at the time thank
correspondent his attention 1t purports to be of
one the of the celebrated firms connected
with the West
NEW YORK. No =, Wall street. July ., 1857.
A. ~ Esq Chicago Dear misunderstanding from
triends-uow a visit this ctyha desir
under the free banking law of Wiscon
this opportunity offer services to forward
views Having had great experience within the past hve
years getting up banks in Indiana Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, under the free banking laws of those
quite interests would be served by
poying 0 get operation one for you.
Without wishing designing 10 dparage neighbors.
(sone whom engaged in the busines would
say, make bank successfully there is much
wisdom in organization, which has been
display above alluded for out of 43 they
getting up in Indiana fl have failed
while of those have ed only IA have IA led We
have particular study organize free banks
and parties who desire 10 get
up banks will governed by the advice give, lin
circulars there danger but the protector of the
will 10 protector interest we
only look. .,
Ii will SIR cost you little to get bunk with 100000
capital With the addition of the retaining
fee S. 900 AS above mentioned about 900 for plates and
notes SIS hand margin for the 100000
stocks, we can manage put in successful operation
Yours, respectfully, y. L. z.
This is frank TO say the least OF IT,
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Nem Orleans 1aiIr Grestsnt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nem 0rltaus Muntp Nlarkst.
CREscEsT OyEIcE, No. 10 Camp street,
Friday Evening. August 81. 1857,

The general tone OF the money market to-day was on the
order although the offerings in Bank we're very
large and heavy Outside there was no
large demands There eegoiatIons paper through
regular note brokers at cent maturing January
February and March next General dunes however, rues
supreme this moment without any prospect change for
days Some Of the Banks to-day were above
nesome were even and some below, though those
easily get above but this argon line
and line is becoming something Of bore However the
be complied with and psper by
Board any Bank the public will have the satisfaction Of
knowing that the statutes have something do with IT,
The discount streets NAV be comprised in the
following table Of quotations. which annex according
custom weekly:
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There very little doing money No change in
the this from the last In coin there have been
some transactions slight advance week. Mexican
having advanced 1864 There has been good de-
mand douboons for Havana and have advanced
Land warrants Northern cities per
acre. There few offering in this market No change III
has taken place.
We annex weekly quotations of coin and bank
notes. which the of H B. Merrel Co. All coins not
readily purchased at the highest market value
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LIVERPOOI-Ship Sultan-2l9l bales cotton, 1908 saves
tons pig iron,
BOSTON-Shp Mddlesex470 bales cotton 10 hhds tobacco
1000 sacks salt 40 bales WOOL $50 bb whisky 1868 bbs -four
3lSJ dry hides, 1922 bdls green hides, 1000
PENSACOLA-Schr Ann Eliza99 bbs -four. 10 bbls whisky
20 do bbs and les lard tics rice 200 sacks
sacks l6 bales hao Is bags coffee 30 boxes soap cosks
bacon HAMS 70 coils 40 boxes and 3 bbs
PENSACOLA-Scr Dora bbls honr, 20 do pork, tar
do turpentine cask bacon, bhs mclasses, 800
IL sacks onions, & do coffee and sundres.
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Nrbiev Of the H(arAets for Qast Gaeek,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, August %, 1857.


Saturday Morning, August %, 1857.
We have still only limited amount of business report in
general market the supplies though moderate, exceeding
demand nearly articles In Flour notice further
decline 81 5Oc bbI but Wheat has been in good
quest at steady prices has met with moderate demand
prices Yellow while other descriptions have been
dull Provisions kinds have been firm, with further
improvement III Pork and Lard The Cotton market has
dull throughout week. ony moder lie business
Tobacco. Sugar and Molsses are without any
mnterin1 change Freights have been very dull
Thursday morning published the Arabia advices EN-
bracing Liverpool dates the Sth inst The Cotton market was
reported inactive sales during the week of only about
80 bales including taken for speculation and export
The market was said closed quiet hut steady Sad for
Fair Orleans and SAD for Mddng Orleans The stock OF
American in port stated at 200 bales
COTTON market has worn quiet appearance through
ont the week and the been confined about 200
bales rs follows $50 Saturday, i5O Monday 300 Tues
day. 100 Gil Wednesday, Thursday and $50 yesterday
Holders have asking full prices generally notwithstanding
the less favorable Europe and the market closes
firm at the range of quotations. which advanced fol-
lows
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

PADUCAil-Steamer 7 Twichell-l hhis tobacco 10 H
Fraser ecu-3hh tobacco 49 sacks wheat 80 sacks Win
SUeTy hhd
bb flour Given Watts kco-47 sacks wheat hhds tobacco
Levy SummerS3 hhds tobacco % sacks wheat Hewitt, Nor
&coS5 bb four hhds tobacco Feowes &col0D sacks
wheat Michel &co-6 pkgs mdse Cummings, Stewart
bbls flour ST wheat S5 Shaw Eco
pkgs mdse II Glman2 do Wheeler Bl4ke-6l sacks OF
wheat Givel31 bbls flour Perkins Ecol5 sacks wheat
hhds tobacco Yeatman ScO9 btls apples do eggs 10
Schnede29 bbs -four &C casks bran III sacks wheat to
Graham uckingha-S79 sacks wheat O. sacks oats lO do
bran 40 bills -four James Connoy &co99 sacks wheat James
Turner-l hhGs tobacco "a bh -four II Short scooO boxes
starch 80 kns butter D0son Son4l do boxes tongues
A d Grief Is bbls hams Greve Il Were-52 bbs Of
liquor Keep &co2 DUnneGau-lO9
sacks wheat Twiehell kco3O bAgging 81 hf bag
AydleIt 6Co-Gi bblS -four to Mcdowell, Mills &colT
Ward Saunders HuutdD bbs liquor " Arthur
&co75 do Bunuel i}Hlef2S bbs krout DeBondio-l
pkg mdse Thompson Barnes-sunreS srder-IUt.l
bales cotton. - hhds tobacco.
BAYOU SARA--Steamer C D Jr--42 bbs 1nolasses TO
Hall Rodd Putnam gins l. Cushing-suudries to
Leeds &co-Hoell Gayle &co-Elark Mosby rurl-
leu-I Psychologists, Duve &co-M Bgingsr-H Doyde
and order.
RAILR DADS.
NEW ORLEANS. UPELuUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
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SPOKEN.

r- Brig Creole, Robinson, from Ruaan Island 18Th inst,
reports the schooner Mary in and sail the 18th for this
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C A Il E NJ a & K EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY August q.
The market has been amply supplied since Wednesday
with every description of stock for SHAMELESS including
Western Beeves Arrangements for continued supply West
Beve said have been perfected Prices Hogs and
Sheep easy but other stock pretty quotations
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RI G & 8 !:
Shipping gntelligente.
SATURDAY, August %, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

SATURDAY, August u 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brit Ship Sultan Hunter. for Liverpool Olivier eco
Ship Mddesex, Godfrey, for Boston, G W Hynson 6co
Schr Ann Eliza Snow for Pensacola, John Hurley eco
Schr Dora, Boghoh for Pensacola Merritt Mcconnell
ARRIVED.
Steamship Opelousas Ellis from Galveston and TRdanoa
W Observation-Disclosures Bay.
Steamship Cahawba Buoch from New York via Havana
james Connolly 6co-lst dist.
Ship Edward Lyman, Neil 80 days from Boston, to Whit
ney &co-3d dit 55
Bark Sam Slick Mayo, Rio de Janeiro t July, L &
l. Leyy-arriva and previously reported Quar-
antin-Poin.
Brit Brig Creole Robinson days from Ruatan Island to
de Egana &co-2d dist Is.
Sch Baleaes, Fauer days from Pensacola TO master
basin.
Sche Dame Blanche, -, from Amite River--Basin.
Schr Jeune Creole Muggips from Bonfouca-Bnsn.
Schr Fontanbeau Peters. from CovnpIon-Basn.
Schr Sea Horse, Laborde, from Boxi--Basin.
Schr Liberty, Melon, from Bontouca-Basn.
Schr Pelican Mills. from BiloXi-Basn.I.
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\sz@FIRsRa SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND Fam
&k Mx ~ lilies supplied with Beet Pork, Mutton and Veal
sausages, Trpe, and everything in the butcher.
~ ing line Barrels and half-harrels Of Choice


put order for Cabin Family Use Stall
No. 2 PoYDRAs MARKET, by ,,,u,,u -
N B-Seamboats and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
Stock such fresh mich Cows Hogs Shoats Pigs Sheep
Coats Geese Ducks Chickens etc. nl4tf
q Il. STEVENS u CO., IMPORTERS AND
~. Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERFU-
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers will find establishment
ensve of Goods adapted branch of Trade
and respectfully invited call and examine Stock and
Prices
PAPERS, etc.
Printing, sizes; Druggists, Playing Cards,
Wrapping, Grocers' Bag, Writing Ink,
Hardware, Cloth. Copying Presses,
Letter, rued-plain; Post Office, Steel Pens,
Fool.cap :. TISSUE Gold fens
Note Copying. etc, Wafers ETC., etc.
And large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS BLANK BOOKS, QUARTO BIBLES and
STATIONERY of every description.
-4LsO-
Of direct importation. CUTLERY. GUNS. PISTOLS, Per:
cussion Caps and Needles. COMBS and FANCY ARTICLES
in great variety.
Ivory Combs all Nos; Writing Desks, Hooks and Eyes,
India Rubber, India Rubber Toys Looking Glasses,
Imitation Shell, China Necklaces,
Buffalo Buttons, Watch Guards,
Horn, Marbles, Suspenders.
Hair Brushes, Pins, Silver Thimbes,
Tooth Porte Monnaies, Pocket Compasses,
Nail Purses, Backing,
Shoe :. Reticules, Irvine,
Scrubbing.. Pocket Books Tacks, ETC., ETC.
And
A grea, variety of CLOCKS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUME
~ = anu f. R. STEVENS L CO.,
fe6 If SIS and 81 Common
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EXPORTS,

"a. By Capt Neil of the ship Edward Hyman July 9Th lat
81 u, long a. ship W V Moses, hence for Havre.
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OF LoUIsIANA- MEDICAL DE

partment he Annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
ment will commence MONDAY, November 6I 1857,
VIII terminate i'll the March.
AMES JONES' A. d. Professor Of Practice of Medicine
J. i; KlDDELl. NJ. d, Professor of Chemistry.
Wakkt:N STONE NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
a; l. tENAS, NJ. ~, Professor Of Obstetrics.
~ SiANlS MOTT. NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medca.
mnSlAl {; MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
fHoM As HUNT NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thology. O.
GM.BEKf S. VANCE NJ d, Demonstration of Anatomy.
in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
tree OF expense enjoy extraordinary practical
Preliminary the Course Lectures be
the Amphheaer of the Hospital from st October
Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other subjects any
charge to Students. THOMAS HUNT. NJ. ID. Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained The
Institution Hui2 Spit
SENING MACHINES-I. NJ. SINGER u co. 5
~ Agency for the sale Of their improved Sewing Machine
especially adapted TO the max of NEGRO CLOTHING
PLANTATION
Aid
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is established No l2J Canal These machines
took the first premium the Worlds Fair in The Crystal
Paris Grover Bakers AMI many Sewing
Machines; and the outy Sewing Machines
Government of France in making the clothing French
constant supply Of these No Machines togP'rer
with SILK Cotton aud Linen Thread Spools, Needles etc
always on hand Orders promptly attended to- Address
$. H. PECK,
az l2U Canal street, New Orleans,
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LOTS ON OLD LEVEE STREET.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auetioneer.

LOTS ON OLD LEvEE STREET.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auetioneer.
MONDAY, gath August, at IL o'clock NJ,
Nln the Rotunda Of the St Louis Exchange by virtue OF
Orca dated july 1857, No IL in the matter
Manuel j. de Izar and others Mrs Helena de Cubas
an" T% Se o rs Of the by Old
Levee Gallati Hospital and Barracks streets designated
Ievee Street. by depth Of ii feet inches lines
line 4O feet inches and lines the line dividing It from
s 9 a No. e feet front on Old eves
by depth of IA feet inches and lines line 3 feet
inches and s the oher nr e Sa ee all s bnas
and improvements thereon
Acts Of sale before T. Guyol, ESQ.,, N. P. iy25 stawtd
sUCCEssIoN.oF MRS. G. DEL CAsTILLO-HOUsE AND
Lot on Craps street.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, Mt IL o'clock NJ =,
y the ST. Louis Exchange by virtue Of an order from the
May 1851 No. 1868 for account OF said succession will be
sold
Third District of this city comprised between Vaudeville
SPAIN Greanen and Craps measuring 20 feet front
1874 containing four rooms gallery kitchens and servants
na-TERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before O. Drouet, Esq, Notary Public.
SUCCESSION DE NINE g. DEL CAsTILLO-MA1soN
ct Terrain Ia rue Craps.
PAR n. VIGNIE, Encanteur.
SAMEDI, 10 Septembre, 1857, n midi n Ia
- Bourse ST. Louis, vern dun ordre de honoabe Sec
on1e Cour de lsrct de Ia SohVele orieh en- nale h a
1851 No 6G3 il venu lie compte de la die success
| sion - - ..,-,
District compris les Vaudeville, Epagne Grsnds
Hommcs Craps, 80 pieds de face la Craps
100 ped proondeur Ensemble Ia maison No l3i con
uatre cambres gaerc deux cuirines ct chambre
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Acte de vente pardevante 0. Droue Notary Public.
| aIl9 % SCI ~
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Hemisphere, Taylor, - days from New York, to
Hynson AGO
Ship Express, Milton days from Boston, Fosdick.
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)hs AM VIZ tSTf,F rn MY SHiHAsS VI

" MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Are in successful operation and prepared furnish
MACHIN FRY OIL, GAS OIL,
PAINTERS OIL, BRIGHT vARNISH,
TANNERS OIL, NAPTHA
REFINED ROSIN OIL.
At greatly reduced prices and equal quality any of those
articles in
Dealers Oils particularly invited inspection of
stock.
Orders received the Mandatory New Basin the
office is Union
For evidence Of the good quality of these Oils the Company
refers to the following who have tested them pract
cay in ubcatng machinery and painting and whose certh
Gates can be at any time.
F. W. c. COOK, ..
Manager of Beeville Iron Works.
LEEDS Il CO., Iron Works.
B. S. BREWSTER, Coppersmith,
JAMES MACKISON. Coppersrith,
corner of Customhouse and New Leyee streets.
JOHN FOSTER EnS'r str California.
GEORGE WICkS.
Engineer Second District Ferry formerly of Swamp Fox.
CRONELL 4 SCHWARTZ,
Carriage makers, Rampant street. Gravier.
L. C. SH aW, Blacksmith, Grod street.
JACOB MYERS,
Engineer steamer Laurel Hill.
JAMES FOX,
Engineer City Draining Machine
Nv. HAMASON. Engineer.
W. A. MACKIE, Engineer.
N. e. ALMINDINGER, Builder
ARTHUR WOODS, Painter,
II Gustomhouse street.
JOHN S. MAUNSELL.
And the Propretors Newspapers in New Orleans VIII
have used the Oil. my4 6maW
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conference.-the. g. ". Tlley, who is gentleman we'll
the best planters this Wharton county
and celebrated the careful Of negroes highly
recommends your Nrrtnifuge He called few days
and purchased dozen and that he administered
the Nermit0ge bought Of me last adult
peCed of having and succeeded cXpen from her
dozen WORMS inches in length and that health
is good.
these home testimonies worth thousand where the
parties known and this he regarded reliable evil
dcnce with regard TO the adaptation Of valuable Nernuge
plantations truly yours
s. W. FISHER.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United au lTaSW
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~ THE WATCH STORE, CORNER CAMP
fR4 AND CANAL SrREETS has just opened with all new
{6lX goods, consisting OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY GUNS PISTOLS and every variety of fancy goods sf
the latest patterns.
Having engaged the services of Mr. JOS E. Ealer expert
rienced Matchmaker prepared do all kinds Of workp
that line.
Diamonds mounted and Jewey repaired and manufactured
to order.
MA " ~ GREGoR h WILSON.
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Corner of st. Charles and Clio Streets New Orleans.
GEORGE PuRYES Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has addition
former business commenced the manufacture of
and Blinds of description the above establishment
All orders left at his Office IS Commercial Place.
the Mechanics Exchange Box 81 will be promptly
p5adf IN
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELuUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS. bales Mcdowell Mills &co-7 bags
suudres Faen6o cattle John Youugi5 head job!
BRuchUn.
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SUNDRIES-
- 100 boxes Lemons.
$50 Lemon Syrup.
30 Sheled Almonds.
100 :. Sperm Candles Samuel Leonard l. sons.'
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
jel7 Is New Levee and II Fulton SITS.
NEWELL COTTON SCRENVS-SIXA AND NINE
IN inches in diameter by twelve long i'll Lathes
OF solid metal supply store and for sale at the usual
prices. SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
jy3O 3m&W 70 (iravier street.
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAIIRoAD-l bales cotton TO Harris Levi carriage
Abbey Aorehead-l head cattle Smih-1ls9 lumber
Marceln-sundFes sacFwick-R McIeary--NobIes &c-
Wurburghsr-T Bartlett--C Deacon eco.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS sAviNGs
ted under Act of the Legislature. on 18th March, 1855
Institution will he the reception OF
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from O'Clock
and on Saturday evenings from s TO O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment of the funds is strictly limited by the
Incorporation Public Debts OF the United States of
State of Louisiana and of the City OF New Orleans.
Loans of unencubered and Real
Estate within the limits of the city OF New Orleans exceed
ing 50 per cent. of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge OF the Stock of the incorporated Banks
New Orleans exceeding 60 per ket value
Interest Profit derived from the employment the
distributed annually among the epositor
directly indirectly of The funds
receive any pay eploumenI whatever.
Certificates of deposits having
will be issued for less than deposited
speciaedtime.
TRUSTEES.
George Enstis, A. D. Kelly, William Vogel,
v. n. Mercer, Geo. UGquhart, K. B. Summer,
q. G, Duncan, A. Heine, George Jonas
Whhelmus Bogsrt, P. N. Wood Thos. \. CLARK,
Thos. A. Adams. Z. A. Bradford, D. n Withers.
W. MERCER, President.
A. n. KELLY, }
WM VOGEL, SVice Presidents
R. B. SUMNER,
p u, WITHERS, Treasurer.
n BCopes Of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws
De obtained OF the otnce. a2Slv
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WANTED.

NJTANTED-A SEAMSTRESS WHO Is CAPABLE or
w cutting, fitting aud doing the sewing Of small family
and produce satisfactory references can obtain pema
situation and liberal in family residing at Pass
Christian, Application be made to Mrs SHARKEY, La
dies Depository, 2i5 Camp street. au22 5t
aA HOUSE SANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
ff Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
ELI comfortable House, suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would be preferred
exceed 5000 1850 per year. For house that
uits years could be made Apply 81
Grarier street. tv2l If
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.


MArorAlay gs Or new Sn,. S2gni;ggaA4ss'}
being Dis saSs" sses s"in;S. 70 s.a as
's@ sss:s sn "s$ ;sfS@ cent?.
rbs ,oa,s If sscon duality must weigh one eighth moe
The % cents l04.s' ''.'''
augs Ct = GHIs NJ .wi.AiTERMAN, Mayor.
n,rCrescent city Benk-nIore than the ori-
rina amount BY the ehsrter hsy been sub
% syen That s Bo Fax vii be- 5saS
WISH f9s' ssDX SS ssh q sFaS
T. H. over the Bank Of
.., $ + S S%S anRRs5}HHSHr Commissioners.
examination Of applicants to in The Schools
this District viii be held from the 18Th TO the ed inst at
5 :" Boards SSss2RD
BATON ROUGE, July Il, 1857.
er q The New Orleans and Baoa Rouge Railroad Company
called sEreeshy public no,ce and adjourned until f s day
The proeesde to an election of seven Directors
F. p Conrad, G A !; Slack slack. 49,,
George May, Jas A. Mediation,
"'''''' ALFRED SHOPPERS, sec'y.
AT meeting of the Board of Directors Of The Orleans
and Baton Rouge Railroad Company held this day William S.
rss
kF-NOtice-The subscribers to the stock Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company who have paid the
y their .rS
- BENEVOLENT Association Of the Sons sons Of
heir @ Il o1 sFs
DAY, at G1l O'Clock P. NJ.
jas 1y BY order of the ff Ts IARosE Secretary
sg-Nashington -
meets hereafter carOllton Railroad Depot MoNnAYs
meg! e. j. IL nsfsfs tsfss s2 g q FL
kSSn oae hs !$Sf -
FKAScI Deputy Degree MASTER RI 81, RET &c,
5 E9Essssns rs%Ss NO.
H1 9el9k
hEhG 5AEiS ps zss1 B3Rbo sf
jy1
sI.o.o. F.-Howard Lodge No. ID meets
reoxs W. s II S%sk RI s & khA Raaos NJ
Pr ssesaT " THAI fS3'fs
sts Ssg
sV eG h sa we're d Fsts r.
tary; Aaunse Secretary; Nllspaush
jai9 DUvERNEY FARRAR Secretary.
and 2aa New Hs 1f E &c
large ALL capable of seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms and Drawing Rooms ATTACHED also the Lee
TURE ROOM capable of seating Five Hundred Persons;
be used separate connected, may be required.
The Hall Is located in the eligible part of the city the
commodos and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
ties Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night, month be required Applics
ton 10 be made HENRY G. STETSON,
| No. 81 Camp street,
| orto THOS. H. SHIELDS Secretary,
| o30 Office, Odd Fellows Hall.
given ss # Es @p ERs
Slaves, Stocks SUGGESTIONS,
| sy- Office No. Commercial Place. se30 "
| w. ROLL, LATE Of TIE FIRM Or GLADnING
j.. ROLL HOUSE, SIGN, DECORATIVE and STEAM
BOAT PAINTER, 50 Poydras street. Camp. nu22 BIN
| O. TWENTY DOLLARS HESVARD-RAN
| "a away the oath July, the slave CHARIfY she is
SkSS dark grt large, about ~ old
E has teeth Of her upper right side Of
they don't show unless she is made the mouth
will give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension.
tt X. VI. SAGHTEN, 81 Carondelet
SUNDRIES-
~ ID barrels Brazil Nuts:
% boxes Pickles. hf and ar gallons, W. Underwood'S
~ casks old Rancho vine;
| 81 barrels Old Bourbon Whisky
| - boxes assorted New York Canlies
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FOR SALE.

E,OR SALE-l2) ACRES OF LAND or THE NEW
L Orleans, Jackson and reat Northern Railroad.
Eighty the sf Amie, situated two miles due
of the Depot having elevation Of Is 70 feet beaut
full site for summer residence.
Forty he Of Magnolia rich bottom land sit
nate half mile east OF the Depot. Apply TO
q. DOANE,
iy20 3p3ulwtf Treasurer's Office, City Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

SAZEkAC BRANDIES WE HAVE GOOD
- supply hami mud receiving by direct mpoator
from rance additions stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes lT9S in eighth
ana quarter pipes 1902 do do 1906 in half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and connoseus
generally ms this article is and unatulteraed For sale
| on New York terms and prices, by
WM. +. LEVERICH II CO. q Old Lovee ST.,
ui9 1y Sole Agents in his city,