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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-03
M l NEA POLLS.
BANK AND LAND OFFICE.
@ At Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1897.
CARLOS WILCOX,
=. AoTAhY p: PUBLIC AND coNvEYANcER.
Dealer i'm Real Estate
LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE
And General Agent for Entering Buying and Selling
Lana and Land Warrants, Paying Taxes, Investing
and Loaning Money, Collecting, &C., ~ 81
OPPoSlte the Falls Of Saint Anthony.
E NEAR THE U. S. LAND OFFlcEl . -,

,
Marshall Co., Bankers Saint Paul
S,as,e r Of the u Land Office Minneapolis Franklin
.eie, Esq, Fort Smelling; Austin Adams ESQ Dubn.
que Iowa VIM A. Wheeler, Esq, Malone Bank. n. y
catln Detroit, sS Sc sraser o SAILS y Hon L.
SUPERIOR Officers U. Land Office, Stiwatsr Sas,ss,
iiamsburr CIT i' Of HRI IoaS' MIS- Fish, Esq
dere, ILL.,: Nessrs. Cornell, Jameson Bass Cbics.o.
Post 81 Mheox; s Esq, P1inesviie Ohio Rev Truman H.
va va; Byron Murray Esq, American Exchange, n. y
Ely; T. Csr1ln ESD; Union Bank, Troy 10 Bull,
Boston, Mass John s. Abbott, Esq., Norridgewock Me-
rroI +. n. Benedict, Burlington, Vt. Nov24-daws
Minnesota Land and Collecting Agency.
DELANO T. SMITH, Attorney at Law and Dealer in
- Real Estate, and General Agent. Office, next
door to the United States Land Office Minnea polis Min
nesota. Land, Tswn Property, Land Warrants &c,
bought and soid money loaned, property titles OK
amned investments and collections made Land War.
rants, Located; Land entered and sold on credit
AGehcies socted interest allowed special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended 10 with
promptness and fidelity. oct 90 1Sss iowts
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8ebien Of tks Hlarksts.

SUGAR. Prices still higher and noticed sales of
nearly 800 hhds 6@67c for Fair to Fully Fair and 7@c
for Prime
MOLASSEs. Some 400 bills sold at 29Tc p gallon,
showing further advance.
FLOUR. There a good demand with sales of some
$500 bbs including EGO Superne at S. small lot at
SIS 50 $50 Fancy S2 Fancy Indiana about the same
and $50 bakers brands at So 621s y Dbl.
GRAIN The ales of Corn included GOO to 500 sacks New
and Green 5055c 33 Old Yellow in Poor bags at TO- and
small lots of Old at 5S@5c u bushel In Wheat Wa
heard of no transactions Oats were in good request with
sales of 276 sauks Lon and 1850 lots at 4243c D
bushe OF Bran 800 900 sacks sold at 81 o. D 100 lbs
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork failing generally at S2Vg
S2 D bbl and Bacon mostly at llc for Shoulders and ID
@l4c p for Sides Lard heard of no transactions
HAY "A lot of 2sS bales Western sold on the levee at
SIS so q tun.
COFFEE Some 1900 bags disposed OF mostly at &c o
b for Prime.
INDIA BAGGING. 100 bales sold in lots on Wednes-
day l0c and small lots yesterday at lie q yard,
showing an advance.
GuNNY BAGS. We noticed sale of 80 bales not heavy,
at lOc
WHISKY The sales comprised $50 bbs Raw in two lots at
17c Sc l and $50 Rectied in lots at l7l7}sc p gallon
FREIGHTS. "A ship taken for Cad on Wednesday al
for Tobacco Vessels the berth filling up with Cotton at
I'D for Liverpool and lie for HAY r,...H
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Nelson Aco4z Do Bss.ris rcey s.,ss .osson
J.s.s. SssoS Il VA, wss Nssl s!s
Hsksirsyx si.e.va Wr,ebI A. 1sos ~ sssssS
Hs:is 49, xee Nsnass ssISsnsy -. sss
rnsls.os, Rsyhun 4es DO e Mos.s
q. M i.:ie Ts1y ssss F.yns -
s psFR Sa.s a..y
o.n.sars. RON s1f y IN e
;ssssss 81: sss ssss sss: s
sss ss 6 Il ..;s
p,yss ss ;s e
Psnos 1so76 Wight Allen tea cadds, Brown sssao
sss7s Tnos nspdsr.cn fesisisdo Kelly
Hsdns AbS.s frsi.oa @ aeo
kah.aa sses ss ss g
WsrS ssrtsn bales cotton Gssson Bf
f an.S.! Vase Isle sesson
do sas.s Soisy - e
as.ss ss s sanIeIs Meo
e sss ~. Rd:s
mdse Payne orderTota lis BALES cotton
| PoNrcHAKTxAM HAnR0AD sgs5. s8
ss MS ssis . ass:s
| CoNsIGNEEs. Ii q.
sgIssass saadseie 1ss@i sss s.o
sssse 55ss1sssa: .e soss
ass r1sess1a 1e5 sss asE
ssnss b, sss
ks;on os9ns AsoL Eih
Stevenson . S4ss
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Hun 81 .ssyIa
-Henderson Gaines-E Hart Gco,--HnJmes 4 cisns.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

Scoop s P,s5scs q JOHN
N0TI ~ lat j. ,herssby given e tSs sfsalter,
hey have Wy he y he
proved the ns seconse and
By ord, order Of the Court:
Il cSSE p pE pes.s
a ce toaies aat1es psrsonne.
publication les rsisons ssqusiss Il
prssenie par L cu,steur d la dts point
conformtmsnts dit compile. i' ''- =
ne lI14 z. MIcHoT, Dspute Grs6er.F
f ny oTlean: s iEoDo n " 7,sss NC
.l e II hs
show cause within ten from the notification any
adaaiIsss ths should honoogstsd and ap
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
n6 II IA E. MIcHoT Deputy Clerk
orsan. a''r M MsliAA
est par L. present donne auI Cream
que peut dedure sous d. jours ater
par tue de- Ia ds ne
ct a % les nds entire SEES mains
nc Il "A E. MIcHor. Depute greder.
STATE OF LOUISIANA p
Of New Orleans. No. l3346.
THE cessiOn of the property of the fusol-
vent having been accepted by the Court for benefit
his creditors ordered that meeting Of said creditors
held before Pau! Iaresche, Notary Public on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18Th day of November, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
berRte the affairs of the insovent
against his person and estate be stayed q
By order Of the Court,
j. A, FAGoT, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office, November 4th, 1851. n594
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEUxIEAE CouR DISTRICT G. FAGOT VS.. SEES CREAM
de Ia Nonvelle. Orleans. : CIERS-No 1886.
I A ccssiOn DIES biens de l'insOlva able nyant
- etc accepee la pour benefce ceancier
est odonn assemblies des dts soft
devant Paul E. Laresche notaire public MERCREDI IS
yembre 1885, 10 heues A. NJ deberer les aaes du
dit insolvabe ct pourues pesonne
bens soent suspendues
Par ordre de Ia cour. e. ~ r
j. A. FAGOT, Dtpute greffer.
Bureau du Greffer ce novembre 1857. n5 9 IA
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NOTICE.
Jefery's Do,tble-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
tcih India Rubber Ball Paiues, -

SpaDe LOT Goitoh Excavar
TONS Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. etc.. etc. e.
The subscriber having been appointed this
for the sale Of efeys Improved Double Acting Pump
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared receive
and furnish This valuable invention
5h 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIuM the New
York State Fair held at Ema in that year. In intro
ducng this Pump this community Undersigned
confidence that his efforts to bring into general
seconded by all Who its operation and construction
Pump Valves viii at be thinking mind
Their yielding
certainty operation and perfection of which CANNOT
be attained by the of other Valves The simplicity
the facility 18th which the
and replaced the compact FORM renders this most perfect
and desirable Pump Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should of these Pumps
apart from their general purposes they in
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
SIZE possesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per
Size No capacity of forcing rs gallons min
And larger suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
up to capacity Of 500 gallons per minute of
construction and may be expected Nos and sd
raby adapted to Sugar Houses forcing the
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally
whe Tor redeeming swampy Lands the No. as are indis
The subscriber feels convinced when these Pumps
seen they will speak for themselves and that
they will so into general use a5.
Samples OF Size No. in operation O. @. Bier
Co IS, No. Price Couoas
ved 10 call and examine same before purchasing,
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
ma ly 81 f'ravisr street. .
WHISKY-lOObar barrels Deans hxIra for sale by
" JOSEPH Lands & Co.
OIL 50 rcheupitoalas street.
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%ESs Dk. GUS1INE's orElGE FOR Treat
sCIEAG MENT OF DISEASES OF TIL Z EYE and Imperfee
tons of Vision-69 ST. Charles street, opposite Lsfa5
cite Square,
All surgical operations of the Eye attended such Cats
rac SauiNine. the Artificial Ewes, isl2
MI ExICAN LEAF TOBACCO.SU BALES MEX
w eaI Leaf Tobacco for wrsppers and Fier Of superior
sale at lowest prices, by FDu, GARD LLACH.
% rchou pitouiRs street.
% If between Gravier and Nat hez Streets up stairs.
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LOT OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS ON MUSI,
.street-Succession of Caroline Martin f. W. C.

-street-Snccesson of Caroline Martin f. W. C.
BY N. yIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. 2Sth, 1857. Mt IL O'Clock
~ NJ in the Rotunda Of the St Hotel virtue of AN
order from the Honorable the Second District Court
Orleans, No dated Path October, 1851 will be sold
said succe sson-
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District of this city, in
the square bounded by Music Grod Urquhart and
Washington Avenue designated by No. 90 of square lO
deep between parallel nes-togeher with all the buildings
improvements thereon.
half cash, and the balance six months
credit for endorsed secured mortgage
the property sold.
Act Of sale before de Amas Notary Public 90 Ct tn28
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able Twostoy Brick Houses, being the Bienve
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. FL, 1857, Mt lie o'clock M.
~ in the Rounda of the St. Louis HOTEL by virtue of
order from the Honorable the second District Court
leans dated 18th October 1851 No. 1882 for of said
succession, will be sold
Of this city in the bounded by Benve Bourbon Cont
and Royal streets Said lot forms the Of Bienve
Bourbon Streets and american measure
less 60 feet front Benve street. by 80 deep and front
ing on Bourbon street. Together with the two.story Brick
building containing large ground floor and about
five rooms in the upper story, hydrant, etc.
2 LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring american measure more less 80 feet front
Bourbon street by 60 feet in depth Together with the
story Brick House. containing about FIVE gallery
kitchen e9ntsRing sbCq .hrse rooms yard cisten
ner lot Bienye street measuring Amercan measure
less "a feet front Benvle deem
gether with the wostory Brick House. containing
rooms two cabinets etc., kitchen containing five rooms yard
cistern, etc.
SB-TERMs AND CONDITIoNs.-one.third cash. and the
balance at IL and Is months credit notes secured
by mortgage on said property and bearing
or per cent in case of at maturity The
ings be insured against the risk Of fire until The final pay
The taxes for the 1857 to be paid by the purchasers
Acts Of sale before A Ducatel, Esq, Notary Public.
oil st tn2l
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NEW ESTABLISHNIENT-
IN WHoLESALE VARIETY AND COMB STORE.
The undersigned offers to COUNTRY MERCHANTS one OF
the best stocks Of -l-l $50
COMBS, BRUSHES
~ PERI STATIONERY, Pa
So -tt|..H ,f CUTLERY, GUNS e 7.IIt i ffa

rIl AND TOYS, to be found
in the market and soets inspection Of their very
variety Of NEW GO DS just from Europe and North
Cities all of which will be offered the VERY LOWEST
PRICES defy competition both in the and
their prices. t.t.7
In calling the attention Country Merchants stock
with the of informing them that there
shmen worthy Of their and stock represents
in New Orleans, and
ersl Fancy Notion Store wholesale
low prices.
A. RoUSSET CO., 9H
No. 50 Canal street, near Charities street.
se2S 2p6tkSpSw New Orleans.
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A. yAhTARL AL PtLAA5MlTATIoN AND SLAVES

- VALUABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES
EGsI At AUCTION-The ARDOYNE PLANTATION on the
lEI Bayou Black, parish Of Terrebonne La Slaves and
Stock OF kind, will be sold public New
leans to the highest bidder Banks Arcade MON
DAY of February next to effect partition between p.opr
etors. ..f -
The property consists of 2O Acres Land inferior to
in Iousf heavily timbered nearly susceptible
of cultiyaton about which cultivation up
wards Of ~ Slaves all family 80 Mules
of Cattle and Hogs Circular Saw MILL Farming Utensils
chaics Tools with which the plantation abundanty sup
pedo Corn and Hay supposed be sufficient for the
seasons consumption.
The Machinery in the Sugar House is of the
kind and works we'll The quality of the usually
inferior 10 made in the State and in quantity equal that
Of other plantation in proportion the hands
The growing crop is expected to be about GOO hhds
J. j. HANNA will be on the plantation during the rolling
season. and will take pleasure In showing des
rons of examining it, ~
The terms Of sale fourth Che purchaser to as
sumo the mortgage debt due to the Bank of Lousa and the
balance to be payable in equal nstamer divided into
coupons to suit The vendors if required aud three
from the date Of sale bearing eight per cent
from date until paid by mortgage and
privilege the property sold; possession given
OF sale shall have complied with but use of the
hands, teams etc. will be purpose prep rng
for msrke and removing plantation whste the
growing crop may still be plantation at the time Of the
sale.
particular description will given before the day of
sale.
JAMES j. HANNA
n3l Sn
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SUCCESSION. OF MAX HOMANN-HOUsE AND LOT ON
Live Oak street.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, 10th of December, 1867. Mt
Banks Arcade Magazine street, IL O'Clock NJ By
OF an order from the honorable the Second District
New Orleans dated 9th October US-for account
of said succession at public auction will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT situated in the Fourth District of this
city, in the bounded by Live Oak Eighth Magazine and
Ninth streets measuring 81 feet Live Oak by depth
OF "a feet inches between parallel lines. Together with
Frame House containing two cistern yard she'd
IEhMS-Cash At
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MILLINERY

~ LADIES, ATTENTION b OUR n ~
SNOPENING DAY, RZsfk,
NEW AND RICH MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
VIEW STORE,
Corner Poydras and Carondelet Streets ID. 81. "a.
Mrs G. W. ROPER begs leave inform the Ladies of New
Orleans that in magnificent south
east Of Poydas and Caondse Streets Monday No
yember 2 large and splendid assortment of -
MILLINERY GOODS, s
RICH SILK BONNETS,
VELVET BONNETS
.. SATIN AND PLUSH BONNETs, o.
RIBBONS,
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS ,s. ---.-
.H LACE Wells,
DREsSTRIMMINGS, &C.,.
which Mrs R. respectfully invites the Ladies the country
trade call Ht' re 7t's nj 6nn
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SUCCESSION DE MAX HOMANN-MAISON EFT TER
rain Live

X
rain sur la rue Live Oak.
PAR N. VIGNIE. Encanteur
IEUDI 10 decembre 1857, n midi n l'Arcnde
de Banks des Magasins dun de
able Second Cour de District de Ia Nouvee
octobre 1851 No. l3ospour lie de la de succession
vente pubique, il vendu-
UNE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Quatrieme Dis.
trict de cee vile dams iIet borne par Oak HUT
ieme Neuvieme ct DIES Magasin 81 pieds
rue Live Oak "a pieds de prondeur gnes
chambres citerne, hangad, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p6
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FOR RENT

E>OR RENr-THE FRONT OFFICE OF THE FIRST
floor stairs No. 10 St. Charles street.
Bank Of New Orleans. Apply
n3f LANE, MAYPIEID K CO.
THO RENT-A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS AND
several chambers at low price, Apply No 1888
IAkanh sIraet no
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE or 100 CASES BOOTS SHOES AND lBRoGANss
BY BLAcHE BEAUMONT. Aucaoueera. y
!. t e. Il A. M
M rs Se9 !, s..s: BOOTS, SHOES and BHoaANs. :,
SALE OF WINTER cLoTnIEG. WHITE SHIFTS, COT.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT. Aucaoneers. &
.ss,iea, shsir suction rooms No. u eisrt1s:
''''' vs. u case. Bingham UMBRELLAS.
100 doses a9 s,slssa Whit W SHIRTS
An assortment of WINTER CLOTHING Red Flannel
Sh sT HsRSR rlSals DfASsr' se ms
CREDIT SALE Of AN ExTENsIvE ASSORTMENT OF
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctrs
at tSs esh n y stree. e.
Ct WINTER CLOTHING such fine sssk
Pantaloons SIX and ssn Velvet Plush and Cloth
aays days credit
for approved endorsed notes p n4
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS. r.
r BY VINCENT 4 CO.. Auctiopeers.
atther sacion rooms, No. Is street viii
large invoice Of style Paris Ribbons Black Gros du
es packages consisting and White Scarlet Fannels,
satines Bleached Cottons Bed Ticks. Prints. etc nc
GOOD FIELD HANDS AND HOUSE SERVANTS.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
I..H...s -5-..srs- Office, No. Commercial Place.
s; X.s..as s:,s @ cotton
"a ss''
nssfERMs-Cssh. Further particulars at sale nc
WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE SCRIP, etc.
05F- BY PALFREY CO.,
,.laawHs Office, No q Camp street.
C. L. g. DuPuY. Auctioneer.
viii Be- sold public auction Banks Arcade Msgann;
Is shares jackson Railroad. Cd.
3 saisisaa Tshasnssps 'si Railroad 1
e S sss5 q SsT E. Orleans.
g.. Bank Of RnsriesHsao paid Sd.'
Is :. Union bank. .
e, Ssa olissa. S I'll Go %psa,
sse 81
$1,000 Crescent Insurance scrip-lss7
~ shares Southern Steamship Company.
W. Ager R.,5 hsp SS q
street, adjoining Afaory Hall. New Orleans. ' 70 ''p
TUESDAY THURSDAY and sAruRDAY-Grocery Liquor
Sys sr Esd Shoes .f Books
Crockery Paintings, Fancy Goods, etc.
RErEREscEs--Messrs Converse Co McGill, jackson l.
Co., W. F.. Vredenburg Co., New Orleans.
Messrs. W. Converse Co., Bankers Hon. Z. H. CARR
Banker B. H. Field ESQ., Commission Merchant; John
Laidlaw Pres: Union White Lead Co., New York
Col. John W. Forney, Hon. j. NJ Read, Philadelphia.
GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, LIQUORS, etc.
BY W. C. JEwETT, Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, the 7th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
~ NJ, at 70 Camp street. will be sold
New invoces-50 100 Boots and Shoes
Books Stationery 1000 packages White Lead varnsh Brandy
in celebrated schnspps also voneys Port
Brandy in bbls etc.; Caret Toilet Soap Roc Herring
dals Syrup Tobacco Candles Liquors, Cigars Brooms
fish, Champagne Crockey, Rice, Rasns and sundries
Soap. 4 ne
SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-rHREE vALU.
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,.... FRUIT TREEs-FRUiT TREES SHE
,rdererei have accepted the agency in New orleans
eIsof G'oI Johu Hebron's celebrated iacrange Nurse
res and Orchard situate nine miles east IRON VICE ND
execue orders tor every variety of Fruit ana ofhaihen
Trees caaocues furnished free applica'on to
pescfApA'e'"e'~ @. ID. METCALF co.
No. "a Poydras street.
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Bremen Ship INLAND, Lahusen, from Bremen Sept stf
Ship Banabass Webb, Watts from Liverpool Sept
Ship Martho Ward storer, days from New York, to e
Fosdck. '.
Ship Joannesberg Nelson Hayre Sept 4h to Baxter
Lowell 6co. Z. 49, .-.-.4tE =
Ship Andoyer, Berry, IA days from New York to Coheo
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATR

-: R0CH 4 co., MANUFACTURERS or
I'LL HATS-The subscribers ready any yogk
their customer. and the public general sha =
nj % besow upon them Having engaged the copstsk
confident that they good ssta
NBHau Of AL qualities made to order at short
est notice. ]. ROCH & co. ~
Of ON and Grnyier
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IN NEW FALL GOODS-MRS. NOR.A ~
eDToN l6i foydras street, has just received EZ&a
FALL B0NNETS Of every style, RIBBONS, EN- SSS&
BROIDERIES and FANCY GOODS to which invites the
attention Of the Ladies' and country visitors. p T1
NJ Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed Country orders
promptly attended TO. SEES I'm
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T'HOMAS BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
L COLLECTOR - Particular attention given o STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS, Baton Ronge, La.
References-Barbee & Benjamin George A. Pike s. NJ
Hart Co., larguier Lanoue Col. Andrew Malta, Hon. p
Il. Morgan, N. o. mylS If
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WHIsKY-lOO barrel. Deans r.Nra. for sale by
" JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
OIL 50 TcheupitoHas street.
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N o II 1 G Z

A NDERSON ID. DI = TEH, UUMMIsslUN MhK
a CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERy'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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=. n RUTHERFORD r. W. LONG.
n NJ. RUTHERFORD & LONG, AUCTION
W EERS Otice-No. q Natchez street and Arcade Pas
sage, New Orleans.
Special attention given the sale Slaves private as
well pnbc-havng ample quarters for $50 slaves No III
Csrondelet street. sci Am
GARNER SMITH, AUCT1ONEER AND AP-
AlsER will give special attention this sales
Real Estate and Slaves a public privateD nso Success
sions Stocks Insurance. Port Warden Damaged Cotton
sells Cargoes, Goods in Store Furniture, etc.
Having had eight years experience in this city he socs
continuation Of patronage and will give prompt attention all
ORDERS
Office No. Commercial Place. sel6 en-
UCTION NOTICE-MONTGOMERY & SMITH
General Auctoneers and Appraisers-Oice Old Auction
Mart 81 Camp street.
Auction sales of description promptly attended viz
zeal Estate, Slaves Cargo Succession Syndc We
have for of New Second hand
or other Goods to be sold at auction private sales
Liberal cash advances made on consignmen,s
MONTGOMERY SMITH,
selb u 81 Camp street.
l A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ of Real Estate Slaves Suggestions
generally. Office IS Common street, of
street SET ly
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-~ Nj. SCHNEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE.
EEsHP0T, No. SO Royal street.
NV RI The undersigned would call the the
public to his and extensive stock of
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly to his oder
These Pianos nish admaoe and TOUCH
pissed by and offered the loves. market prices
Sole Depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL. ORGANS, Accor-
dons and Futinas of Louis XVI Oriental and Gothic STYLE
with or without the Celeste Sound.
PIANOS TO HI RE. Tuning and Repairing attended to.
N. SCHNEIDER, SO Royal street,
3n
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~d,. NEMOVAIl-TAYLORH RADDIN.
~ Wholesale Dealers in ~
yNB0oTs, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS. -
Have removed their Stores from No. Al Magasinc 81
Common street.. =.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their
above where they will keep constantly large
every variety and quality. 50 80 ~ 717 177tli1-
They receiving in their new stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks and Eaer
nifty thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABIE
GOODS to which they would respectfully call the attention of
country merchants and dealers generally The Inducements
they oer to buyers cannot establish
ment in the city, Please call and examine stock.
sel2-h q NaQagir and n Common street
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BOAT PAINTER. 80 Poydras street Camp. au22 sm