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NDERSON u. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
~ CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERi'S DOUBLE
ACTING stCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
NOTICE.
Jeferys Do,tble-Acting Suction end Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Values,
N o II I c e

Jetery's Double-Acting Suction end Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Valves,
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excav
tons, Dry Docks. Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. ETC.: etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent FOR this State
for the Jefery's Improved DoubleActing Pump with
India Rubber Ball Valves is prepared receive orders
5h 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
York State Fair. held Elmira in that In intro
ducing this Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts bring into general will be
seconded by all who it's operation and construction.
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Their and their yielding
certainty operation and perfection OF action which
attained by the any other Valves. The simplicity Of
the facility with which the parts be removed
desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should Of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes, they be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing 70 gallons per min
Price $50
Size No Possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
Price S35.
Size No. possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per min
Price $50.
larger suitable for Dry Docks Drainage
capacity Of 500 gallons minute in course
construction and be expected. Nos and ad
rab adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the caneuice
lasses and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeemng Swampy Lands the No. as ndis
pensable
subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that late
they will go into general use.
Samples Of Size No. can be in operation at C. G. Bic
Co.'s No. o5 Camp Price Couon's No. 197 Poydra
the office Of the undersigned where in
ved TO call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent
MD 1v Grpyie stree
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EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-steamship Cabawba,,l3l bales cotton ton lsS3
bbs taow 20 bbs whisky 81 do OIL s5oO specie, 40 pkgS
mdse
BOSTON-Shp Timor-9s0 bbls -FOUR i2b6 SACKS corn 60
sacks wheat, 1872 bdls leather
BOsTON-shp Milton 2s4 bales cotton ~ bales wool "A
Sos do rosn 2s hbs whisky $50 alcohol l6 cases Of yeast
powders do mdse.
LIvERPOoL-shp Lemue Dyer-2426 bales cotton Us do
hpun rlsL
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEpIGIsE,

~ situated on Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital
The rgns, Course Of Lectures in this Institution will
months
ERASMUS D. FENNER, NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Prae
ASTHoS! !: PENSION, NJ d Professor Of Physiology
S GHSPP fnS f. p Poesor Surgery
ISAAC L. CRAwGoUR N. D., Professor o. Chemistry and
HOWARD sH1fH NJ B. Professor Of Nateira Medica and
JOHN " Fiction D Professor Of Of Women
Professor
THEoboRE S. CLAP, Nj D. Adjunct Professor Of Anat-
The bssecng Rooms will be opened the 9TH Of ostoter
or iii Id are m I and d M c,r WGs
ps and three times week at the College pispensary
pa advantage not possessed by any other College in this
Faculty of the Institution the duly elected
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital and
times have free access to the Hospital o the purpose afford
ing their Pupils practical illustration of the subjects they
great aim Of this Tsituo IS not only
Pies Medicine abstract Lectures but by drilling him daily
the bedside Of the sick man to send him forth al once quail
the Charity Hospital situated, door, affords oppor,
The Faculty confidently assert that dissectng material
abundant New Orleans than elsewhere and that Prac
Besides spacious well ventiated and we'll lighted Dissecng
vsty Dssecns Room is fitted up for the especial Of prac
titioners who matricnIs,e in this Institution.
. procure cheap and comfortable board and lodging.
Fees for the full Course of Lectures. SlOS 90
Naturalization Fee paid bn once). %
Dissection Fee 10 90
| Fer any further information, address
4. d. FESNER, NJ. D., Dean Of the Faculty.
aulO lt&4tW No Caronaelet street.
| A CAKD-t TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
n my friends and customers thai have disposed
my Drug Establishment ChaItres and Customhose
streets, Mr.. WILLIAM BOGEI well known Druggist and
accomplished Apothecary for whom would respectfully
cit continuance of that patronage literally bestowed upon
me heretofore. E. D. BEACH.
New Orleans, July &c, 1857.
| CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED, REFERRING TO THE
public generally that he will continue the WHOLE
| SALE AND RETAIL DRUG AND APOTHECARY bust.
various branches the of Charities and Cas-
Streets where he strict personal attention
and the of his customers merit share
! Of their patronage.
! iv;D 1m&W WILLIAM BoGEl
| THE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR.
NACE.-The subscriber prepared close
with full take off crops with G1LMANS PATENT
| BAGASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with con-
of Wood exceed onehHf cord hogshead
for the boiling Of the juice into Sugar cord
hoghead for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice into
| Sugar.
The the Bagssse Kettle Train is precisely the
required for the old kettles, employing equal
hands clean the juice The Furnace needs the
bur hand the Bagasse is touched
| after The Furnace.
For further particulars, inquire Of
| SAM. Il. GILMAN
Al 70 tiraveT
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
1 T.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop but about fourth the
Der required ths nsnher consisting children
six years and above and unit for blowing
picking cotton, -
prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATIoN OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE if necessary namely The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine and the Segment Machines OF Spinning Sc
rie and to have all arranged 10 the Spinning Room the
plantation, complete, with dispatch, Also, competent
Spisners
the very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the Spnnes
Wages
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results the Planter is equva
lent his having purchased Of plantation Negroes etc.
he works. and while his SPIN
ming interest will his diversion it will be exempt from
the inherent Planting, Gathering and
Baiing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE hut Tor good sccept,
reasonable facilities and for the hfGht "
THE ATENf fourth paid to me ecn OF the nrs
FIVE years the Yarns bring over tinned Cotton
with insutng payment should the par taion change
propretors. =, "a. a.s =. 49,
Propositions from Planters may now be made ana TO know
cost Of Mahiuery in particular they mnst not omit
the humber OF pounds OF ther eropser
how many hounds OF Yarn II day they must Spin.
s22 GEO, u. ne.NNn, sootIe. ana
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

szofyP V f GkAEK
QY VIRTUE of n writ Of feri facias to
directed by the Hos G. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace for Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell pub
lie auction warehouse Crcns between
and Perddo THURSDAY the Sd day of September 1857
at l2 o'clock NJ
One ARMoIR. one STOVE, and DRAY, No. s62.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
W. ". MITCHELL,
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EoWLER,s sTEAM ROLLER -pATENTEI

l. September 80. 1896.
The Boiler economical in fuel takes very
little cleans ITSELF easily repaired and does
any than the ordinary Boiler.
LEvEE STEAM CorroN Press,
New Orleans, March Is, 1857.
D. II. Fowler, Esq:
Dear Strive take great pleasure in recommending all
parties Your Patented Steam Boilers We have
two of them in operation besides the third
structing We fully their
oy that have turned the boilers had previously
although they all nearly having only been
in about eight months
Your Boilers sixty cent of fuel and we have
least trouble with them. We raise
hundred pounds in half hour the morning One
of the above Boilers has been for four months
has yet required cleaning and is impression
that least without cleaning being
cleans itself all the time by the Of the blowo
valves day.
We are, dear sirs, yours truly,
+. J. FORSTALL,
q. STREAM, Engineer
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For all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
manufacture and sell for other States apply the under
signed his Boiler Manufactory Ill street where
Boilers of description made on til shortest notice
3m DAVID l. FOWLER.
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r- Capt Wilson, of the schooner Mlnna sch'her' from
Brayos Santiago REPORTS schooner Ney from New York arrived
on the 18th and was 10 sail again for New York the 2lst
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. FREDERICK YOUNG-YALC-
able Lot Of Ground Algers close to the Second District
Ferry.
BY N. yIGNIE, Anc:ioneer
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
. in the ROtuuda Exchange by virtue of
order from the the Second District Court Of New
Orleans No. 767, dated Uth August 1851, will be sold
public anction, for account of said succession
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in Algers. the right
Mississippi river in the bounded by La
ronde Powder Peter and the river Mississippi desie
nsed as lots Nos l. No. !. forms the of
DeIaronde streets and 30 feet front
Deaonde 100 feet Deep between parallel lines and
fronting Lots Nos and each 30
Deronde street by l20 feet deep between paa
No q feet front Dearone street.
12D depth The line dividing from lot No g. u feet
10 lines in depth the other side line and 81 feet
inches and 10 lines the line.
El-TERNS-Cash. aul9 "a SCI 10
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-LAwD DE-

" PARTMESf.
Monday of Noyemner 1851 and continue until the first
branches OF The Civil, Common, Constitutional and ntena
tional Law we'll Equity jurisprudence and Practice.
Lectures will be delivered by four Prof ssors
Those by Professor AcCAlEB will treat OF Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law, and the Jurisdiction of the
Courts of the United States.
Those by Professor RANDEII. HUNT will treat of Com
u,erciRl Law, Criminal Law and the Law of Evidence.
Those Professor R0SEIIUS will embrace the Civil Law
Titles whether derived from England Spain France
States and the Practice of the Courts of Civil Jurs
diction in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law.
The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred on those
only who shall have attended full courses OF Lee
full after having re9f twelve months under
the respectable Counselor and who SHALL
by Professors be fouGd deserving
of the hsuer.
The each Professor is SIS matricuaton lee @ and
$40 for Che diploma.
Faculty. M New Orleans THEODORE II. MooALEB,
jei9 tplU Dean OF tue Faculty
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Misunderstanding, beth and dressed,
very best heart timber foE se a. S for rough,
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ARRIVED.
STE AM B 0 A T 8 .
BELow-CoMING Up
MEMORANDA.

Bark Hannah secor Chase Is days from New York. to creeY
Farwe
British Scr Mary Stevens, from Ruatan Island 18Th inst
j Ayet Acc.
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Sl5Q,uO
Rebitw Of tgs Hlarkets.


THURSDAY MORNING. August q, 1857.
COTTON. The small stock rnsold is of lower quality
than demand calls for and yesterday passed without sale.
We ne as
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Is. TEEAS Nalsgorda Texas feb. l, 1851.

Gentlemen-Mr. G. W. Tney, who is gentleman wei
known as planters in this or wharton
and rebated for the careful of negroes highly
recommends yo Vermifuge He called on me lew days
sin and duLsu and that he administered
The Verrige bought last 10 an adult negro Ss
erte of having worms succeeded in eNpeng from Der
Several dozen worms some inches length, and that her health
5 good. $1,000. - =, - : -, ., - =
partir, are known this be regarded reliable evil
dene with the adaptation of your valuable 'efnnSe
plantations am truly yours, -. ,,,zr,pr
Sold wholesale and retail all the principal druggists and
c11lry merchants the United States, Hu-l lmsN
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sEcosp JUSTICES CouRr. CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Parish Of Orleans. ) DOEM1NT MORANT-No IA.
Ra,r vdRTUE o. a writ Of teri facias to me
tbs Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed
public auction at Banks Arcade Magazine
Graver and Sachez EDNESDAY ID of Sep.
wit:
ACERTAIE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and i'm
proyemens thereon situated Third District this city,
No. - according 1853 bounded BY
Union, Love Goodchidren and Frenchmen Streets said
forming The Of Union and Love Streets
front Love and % feet less depth
Union
The Improvements consist Of fine Frame House with kitchen
and other appurtenances.
1ERMS-Cast the
iy24 aus % SEE W. ". MITCHELL. Constable.
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SUMMER aoAKDING SCHOOL FOE BOYS,

NUMWEE BUARDINC SCHOOL FOR Buys,
~ I A L L A d E A, ALA.
Pupils study for which they qualified. Half
the day sume devoted school, half
Taadega is healthy place easy of
by railroad from Selma, the Alabama river.
School opens the 18th of July and the expenses Board
Tuition and ncdenals session of three months az week
SOS in advance.
Refer Rev. B. NJ. Palmer D. d. VIM. NJ. L B. II. Har-
vey Jno. 7. Harde Co.. New Orleans; VIM Il. McGuffey
LII. D., Virginia University
For particulars, address JOHN WILSON,
jeS d&W Talladega. Ala.
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SECOND Coqg De JUSTICE Ia VILE DE Ia MnuyELIE
Paroisse dOreans. } ANT-No. IA.
I'm VERTU dun writ dc fieri facias a moi
z adresse Honorable NJ Bradford Justice de
Pax pour paroisse doreans ofrira publiqne
FArcale Bank des Nagasns Gravier Natcez
MEKCRED lie jour de septembre, 1857 midi, la prope;e
ci-apres decre-
LOT DE TERRE authorizations qui sly irouven
ue dams Troiseme District de cette e dams et No 2
daprs lie abeau dsssesement de 1853 comprs dams les
Union Amour Boas Enfants FranGas lie dit lot de
orme encognnre Union dmour 81 ped de face
Ia Amour So pieds de profvndeur face la de
rUnion.
Les authorizations consistent belle maison bois,
cuisines. cirernes,
C0NDITIONS-Compant de REHABILITATION
jy24 aus q SCI W. W. MITCHELL Connetable.
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TCuEFUNCpA -eot, s,,i..ts. an, ,,1. os s.rd "a
Rub ' '"''p"'.e-'" 'o'' VI 'e' ~ '1
.v,rr pYyp,
- - ht'-ochr Duck-t2 corps wood TO order.
cOvIScToN 81 .,.,. f :. a,,, . '
NJ, 80 nAi'hs Ahh-5oco nricks 10 ofdsf.
bILoAl-ochr Fourth Of Juy-35 cords wood to order
ANTE RIvER-Schr Fane-25 cords uood IN order
- ~ 'u - o"'''
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
IAEOITRCuE-stearo.r c..v ~ u,,, -,o,
~ no ~ 3 ,crnJx % ~ =. scks onions
empty IBIS Monez6 boxes toSseeo a nenRads Sc9Id
H'Ies . ~ 80, - '"''ns aug suhofies to order
DoNALDsoN iLLEos steamer DIR Batey-i bills whisky to
Iamen-3 b6s hnnr Pegs nadse Lapene Farre5
Leeds &co2 Fossai-l do Wheeler Fssal2 DO and
sundries TO ORDER
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CATTLE MAR K z T.
Sbipping yntelllgents.
THURSDAY. August q, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

THURSDAY, August q, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Cahawba Buloch for New York via Havana
James Conuoy Eco
Ship Timor. Bxley, for Boston, Il W iynson &eo
Shin Milton kiusnla,, for Boston, G A Fosack
Ship enuel Dyer, Ward for Liverpool Baxter, Lowell &co
Steamship Jasper Flanders for Sabine Pass to masterBer
wick's Bay.
Bark Gorilla from Rio de Janeo, to Meyer, Mummy
Quarantine Station
Brig Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell from Havana to Godenhow
and cargo previously reported at GUAR
an;ine-2d dist 10.
Schr Mna Schiller Wilson, days from Brazo Santiago, to
Phelps &co-2d disI TO-
Sclr Biloxi, -, from BioNl-basp' ,
Schr Sea Bird Hyper, from Covinglon-Basn.
Schr Mary Magdelne. Marquee, from Rlgoletts-Bssln
Schr Funtairbleau, Peters, from Covington-ltasin.
Sclr Sylphide Barbarian. from Covington-Basin.
Schr Duck, johnson, from Amite River-BasiD
Schr Martha Ann, Williams, from C0vington-basln.
Schr Fourth Of July, from Boxi-Basi
Schr Fame, Iiugustiu, from Ainte River-Basln
STEAMBOATS,.
Oregon Myers from Mobile.
City of Knoxville Dlferes, from Lockport.
Towboat Conoueror BeRs from the down and
to sea 2s instant Stevens and schooner Star
Tolghr m schooner Nina Schiller from ea-left Bark
Gorilla at Quaran,ine-hrought up brig Mary Elizabeth
from Quarantine.
BELOW CoMING Up.
Bark Hannah Secor Chase days from New York. to Creeyy
Farwell.
British Sr Mary, Stevens from Ruatan 4sahd l3h l 70
j Ayet AGO.
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NECTAR WHISkY-25 BBLs. OF THIS SuPE
In rOr Whisky landing brig .1sadora from Bal
more attention of connoisseurs and res
JONES MACKINDER Co,
III (irAvier street.
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CUNDRlES-

John COTTLE. PROPRIETOR OF THE TIs,y LOUIS " Is
j lana Bakery has bought the right Of PATENT LOAF
BREAn II can now be had the above establishment.
Patent issued in United States March 1885, patent secured
in Great Britain November IT, 1885, France, December ~
1855; and Belgium, January Il, 1856 "
The advantages claimed for It are tne M wnsh are
The bread uniform in its quality, and much hand
somer in appearance; is Of much whittier cslor than
bread made Il is in its texture the vesi
Giles being far evenly dnsed through the than they
ever can he by the whateve contained
in it. be introduced without injury. II keeps much
stale, and is ohec
tiouahe when old. 1t handsomely the finest
poundctke and without waste the being tender
the roll IL farther, and is readily intro
duced into families who have before used bakers bread
The Patent Bread placed in composition at the Fair OF
Metropolitan Institute held Washington, D. c. 1855 and
after having undergone the most rigid chemical and other tests
before committee Of scientific gentleman connected with the
Smithsonian Institute received the high prizea silver me
dalover all other competitors of viii there were many
[
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

xs- Bank of America Notice IL = i hsr ssh
required the s ss4sq aDp h, boo
il sn e, # F. sGse
II Royal street. superintendent OF e bot
rectors ----------n auz!
ORLEASs-Incorporated August a. is'''
Chas Briggs jIS" +. Macaney
J. T.! A. u Br Gaa,o, VIM VIM. n II. Perkins,
Cornelius r.. FsllOwes T. SnG B, r sm.sss,
''''ss Col I. G. Seymour.
G ss es rss %% s5
DIREc1ohs.
sno " r. ;I @sidweii Sofan MURPHY,
E Ehso Il 'r Easr J. + r W Xf".iSn'
samuel ID ''D'i Thomas = Walker = "Ne'''''
T Gss d afspsSs Sa
appointment to receive o'".s:i ',jss e.
MAYoRALry OF NEW ORLEANS, Z
s-To Bakers The price OF fresh Hour
@ 81 the S Hs"S the week
81 ounces OIL ''e"a 10 Genus
The oaves Of second quality must weigh eighth more
The g cents loaves 90 ounces
BATON ROYCE, July i, 1851,
es q the New Orleans and baton Rouge Company
F. Esq., sd to a the sh
which resulted the choice Of following gentlemen
F. p Conrad G a Slack nnS.rd
George May Nay, -, jas. A Mediation,
''''''' Alfred SHOPPERS, sec'y
BATON ROUGE July 49, 1851
the Board Of D!eeoIs # NV W Orleans
Pike elected President and Aired shspgs,s sssrs Sr
s. ,s ssGs ss s
Of their sn6scrp2EE6 arc lRaSN Secretary
Hf the sens OF ~
their Hall No 4 Moresu street, on every wEDNEs
jag " D' ''''' u 'I' AUG. LARosE. secretsry.
meets hesesfter over csroiiton Rairoal Depot
att. ia 1y
s 'a keHs Sg or IN
xed 70 attend onee5s GERARD sTiTH, Degree Mas,s5;
r. Sp9y H. sEs sn
f Hs q. ssssh 81 ga s;f
n l. g. rs SEo
~ 1. o. o. F.-Hovard Lodge No. l3 meets
| EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No s: Odd
Fellows Hail. Al IL o'clock Oticers-R s. kEAiHY, N.
| G.; ALEXR. PORTEOUS, V. G.; A. DE SOFA Recording
Secretary: b. nAsILvA, Per Secretary; THADDEUs p.
| VAN HORN, Treasurer. jas
B-Covenant Lodge No. II, l. .. y. Fat a
meeting of this Lodge held Monday 9Th inst the following
officers elect for the duly installed: T.
Brady, n. G.; NJ D. V. g.: Duverney Farrar, Secre
ary John s. Maunse Per Secretary; H. Mllspaugh Treas
|
| jal9 DUVERNEY FARRAR Secretary.
| asr- Odd Fellows Hail. corner of Camp
and Lafayette New Orleans Consisting of the
large HAIL. capable Of seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms Drawing Rooms attached also the LEG
TCKE ROOM capable of seating Five Hundred Persons
be nsed separate connected, may be required.
The Hall located in the most eligible part Of the city, the
connections and elegantly furnished for Balls. Par
ties Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night, month"; may he required. Applica
| ton made HENRY G. STETSON,
| No. 81 Camp street,
! or to THOS. H. SHIELDS, Secretary,
| $50 Office. Odd Fellows Hall.
| RT~ Gardner Smith, Auctioneer and APP
paiserParticuar attention given sales OF Real Estate
| Slaves Stocks, SUGGESTIONS, etc.
| &1- Office No. 7 Commercial Place. SEQ ly
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LOT AND HOUSE ON HOSPITAL sTREET-EsTATEO OF
2. G. d F. Bernard
BY N. yIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, MT l2 O'Clock M.
= in he of the ST. Louis Exchange by virtue of an
order from the Honorable District Court Of New Or
leans August H. 1885, for account of said succession
will be sold - ..-..--
The undivided half of LOT OF GROUND situated in this
city square comprised between Hospital Bourbon Dau
ph Streets measuring about 20 feet front
Hospital by about 100 feet in depth Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
HTEKMS-Iia cash. and the balance at six months credit
fer approved endorsed secured by mortgage on said
property with interest the Of cent annum from
maturity until final payment.
Act Of sale before o. DeArmas. Esq, Notary Public
su191 aseTl1
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NOTICE To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Weatherboarng belh and dressed,
froE the very timber e Ss for rough.
and So per dressed, in lots sEit purchasers.
Lumber sawed torder.
auIs an STAR planning Mills, New basns
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n will he paid for the apprehension delivery
1S& scrber Of the black woman LOUISA aged about forty
X1$ feet inches high soops some and generally
smiles when spoken to- plausible Being washer
and ironer, she will attempt employment such pur-
chased her years Mr.. H. p Greenwood agent
Mr. s. L. Billings of Muscogee county Georgia. She left my
house the 18th July. JAS. +. FRERET,
aus a he Cotton Press
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RESIDENCES

I w. ROLL, LATE OF THE FIRM OF GLADDING
u. ~ ROLL HOUSE. SIGN, DECORATIVE and STE AM
BOAT PAINTER, 50 PuydrRS Camp. Rn22