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MISCHIEF KING.-We would warn our Demo-
cratic friends to give heed to the many false ru
mors afoat, duplicating the respective friends of
Messrs. Davidson and Sigur in trading off candidates
the parish ticket These reports are doubtless in
vented and circulated by our K. N. opponents,
hoping to create division among the Democrats the
benefits Of which will accrue to them in the election
of their own parish officers Any Democrat who
connves at bringing out opposition to regular
nominee, or who engaged to trnde one off for X. NJ
does that which the Democratic party will hold him
responsible for
The supporters of Col. Davidson must and will
ticket, State Congressional and parish, as they come
from our conventions and nothing short Of that
ticket in every locality This the Democracy that
we require of others and we must be true to it. If
others forfeit their principles and vote against any
of our nominees the sin is their own. ~
Baton Rouge Advocate, 25th.
Rather rich. The friends of two Democratic can
ddates reported to be engaged ins" trading off ~
something! Who ever heard the like? What next?
Any more developments? tN z
We know that many estimabe gentlemen support
Col Davidson. But, if they practice what he prac-
tices, they will be up for trade every opportunity
Some years ago Col. Davidson was the most violent
native American in the State-was more proscriptive
than the most intolerant "Know.Nothing ever
thought of being. Now, he is seeking the votes of
adopted citizens A few months since he bolted the
nominee of his party for Judge, and an American
was elected Now, he asks the support of the people
because he is the regular nominee of regular con-
vention. What unapproachable consistency!
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NUMBER 1T
Later from Texas.

By the arrival yesterday at Berwicks Bay Of the
steamship Galveston, Capt. Washburn, We nave
Galveston papers TO Saturday last and other papey
from Texas. -.
From the commercial article Of the Galveston
Civ'iian of the 26th We extract the following: {
Id Gaiveston, we understand. there are orders. at
lates cover the probable receipts for some
s,me s 70 come, ior direct shipment to Europe The
" ~ snppns exceeds the present demand, and
70 New York and 81 50 70 Boston, "a = S-'e
cotton the receipts Of the week Il fa nort have
been 1857 bales. The exports, 4s7. -'~'s
The San Antonio Herald learns that a regiment NJ
Texas rangers will be Immediately organized by Col
John P. Waters, of Nicaragua, Capt WIN. r. Henry,
Of San Antonio, and Col Crawford, Of Washington
county; concentrate at Galveston, from which port
they embark to join General Walker in BIZ attempt
to reinstate himself as the rgbtfnl President of the
Nicaraguan Republic. The Herald adds:
Capt. Henrys absence will be temporary, his du.
ties az Sheriff OF our county, not allowing OF pro
longed engagement in the service Of NicaEa9uay
The people of Karnes county seem to be opposed
to allowing the Mexican carts to pas through tha,
region. The Sheriff lately resigned on fhis account
new one has been elected who is nnderStood to be
subservient to the popular will As tie people u
San Antonio seem disposed to sustain the Mexican
-SAs 40 PVooUiuty tuat alI0OSt q CIVIL
war may ensue.
The Palestine Advocate says that the citizens of
that place are having good deer hunting there
these days The woods are full of them. p. Z,
The Advocate says that planters there appear dis.
posed to bring their cotton forward to market whilst
prices are high-a very sensible move.
-u...pe f%
MOVEMENT OF TRooPs-The steamship Suwannee.
Capt. J. N. G. Baker, from Punta Rosa, Tampa Bay
a Pensacola arrived here yesterday bringing three
companys of the Fourth Regiment of Artillery under
command of Major ". W. Morris, First Lieutenant
G. L. Best, Quartermaster and Commissary Lieut.,
I. N. Fillet, Adjutant R. D. Lynde, Assistant Sur.
geon.
Company Fourth Artillery, Capt. F. A. Clark
Lieut.. j. T. Goode. '8'
Company Il Fourth Artillery, Capt. ]. P. McCown
Company Z Fourth Artillery, Lieut. E. NJ. B.
Hudson. 49,
Left at Punta Rosa schooner Suffolk, under char.
ter to bring to this port Company Fourth Artillery
under command of Major Pemberton.
| The above troops are en- route for Kansas
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Loss OF ScHooNER.-On the l7th instant, the
schooner Lucinda Jane, Capt. Wall, from Phiadel
phia for Belfast, Me-, was run into by an unknown
brig, 55 miles southeast of Sandy Hook, and was
soon after found to be in sinking condition. Her
captain and crew were taken off next day by the
schooner Anna Gardner and carried to New York
Capt Wall reports that after finding the schooner was
sinking he requested the master of the brig to lay by
her His reply was II would help you to hell if Ihad
chance" and left her. He understood that the brig
was bsnnd for Charleston or Jacksonville. a4!.
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GREAT CE N -
k EI gs - 81 81 kStTfTfaE j!
TO
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, ETC.
splendid passenger steamer leaves Nsw Orleans daily
o'clock T. NJ from Cairo from which point continuous
railway communication with all the Northern Eastern
cities. 80
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. NJ.
Evening Express at 6 P. NJ.
Connecting sAND0vAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road for ST. Louis; PANA with Terre Haue Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati DECATUR Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville Naples
LAsALLE with Rock slaGd Railroad for Rock Island, Dsv
Railroad for Gaeshug Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
One OF the Minnesota Packet Dun
eh for ST. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the from Cairo ~
Going Fast there is change between Cairo
and hut three from Cairo New York Through Chi
oao in Is hours Niagara Falls 3s hours New York IS hours
Baggage checked through.
ABFor through tickets information apply at the ILL.,
Central Railroad Ticket Office under the St. Charles Ho.
tel St. Charles street. New Orleans.
a3 ly W. F.. REDDING, Agent.
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Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5o'clock, P. NJ.
~ REGULAR THURSDAY. u. .

Es4zI4 Richarson master leaves for Miken's Bend
yicksburg, Grand Gulf Rodney Nachez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson. Baton Rouge
Plquemne, and Dona!dsonvie carrying the U. Mail For
freight having unsurpassed accommodations apply
board,
GEO D. HITE 4 CO., % Front street.
The R. W. McRAE will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through bills ading for it, with the privilege of reshpng
al Nirkshurc.
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
City Hall. New Orleans Sept II, 57. I
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS II II WA II ID
will be paid this office any person who will give
formation and the proof for the
and conviction of the who have taken and
carried away will hereafter the planks
from any the plank city of New Orleans any
Of the materials deposited Of the for the
the city. P. A. GUYOL.
Street Commissioner.
T. J. HITSELBERGER,
seI2 5n3nd Deputy Comptroller.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

FOR LAKE BORGNE
JiI and Mexican 5nf.MExICAN
IK4zX@X2GULF RAILWAY. = Depot,
corner of GoodchiIdren and Champs Elyssee -
FALL. ARRANGEMENT, 's.
On and after MONDAY September 18th, 1851
To Procorvlle Lake Borgre--dsance % miles. Fare
through, 30 cents, children and slaves, half price,
Departure OF Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake. A. NJ
at.. r. NJ
"a r NJ.
Office 90 Common For Railroad
Department. other business connected with the Of
the late Alexander Gordon, apply TO
". G. BAKEwE ELL, Executor,
who the ouy authorized sign
obligations for the road.
E omnibusses leave Canal every fifteen
the sep
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--ru-x,=-,NEW ORLEANS. JACK.
E& @ MssaassS MssaasSsssk SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
E<f4f a

Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily 80 clock
A. NJ arrives Brook Miss and twenty
eight miles fr'm New Orleans a2a O'Clock NJ Returning
reaches New Orleans at 3:lS O'Clock, p. NJ.
FAEEThree cents per mile each Children undsr6ve
Of free Children between 1--WE ana twelve years Of
aga and eolored persons, half price 81
SEASON T1CKETS may he obtained the office OF the
Coapey Calliope and Magnolia also family tickets
woles or halves in packages OF reduced price
CoureG permitted ride in the
written expressly authorizing them to do and naming
the stations TO and from which they As the pass viii
direction osy those making trip both ways will have be
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRA1Nleaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
and stations at 0 A NJ Tuesday,
day and Saturday. leaves Brookhayen Orleans and in
termedate stations Monday Wednesday Friday
morning at $50 o'clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays
Saturdays Flag Stations dway between regular stations
to receive and deliver freight but any other days
No freight will bsreceived the New Orleans depo
after O'Clock 2. NJ.
T. S. WILLIAMS, Supt Transportation
NJ line of four horse mail stages from Brook
to Jackson Jackson Bookhaven every
ing with the passenger trains. So If
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~ UNITED STATES TKl- ~.
laAAIk,S WEEKLY MAIL LINE 6llRSs,


ON TUESDAY, at ON THURSDAY'lON SATURDAY, al
-5PM. ats P. NJ 5P. NJ.
The magnificent T. The magnificent The magnificent O.
States Mail packet u s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess. Capt'n R. w. McRae Natchez, Capt,n
Wilson, will leave Capt. j. NJ White, T. r 1eatliers will
for Doadsonvle will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Paquenine Baton aldsonvle Plaque ille Plaquenine
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge Port
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayon Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing, Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, Eatche Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams Natchez
Waterproof Rodney ANS Nachez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St. Joseph Grand erproof, Rodney Saint Joseph
Gulf Warrenton andSt JOSEPH Grand Gulf Warrenton
Vicksburg yGulf, Warrenon, yicksburg every
TUESDA AY, at bMili ken's b end ITURDAY. at s o.
O'Clock P. NJ Vicksburg, La clock P. n.
The 1NCE 81 Providence. Stacksl The steamer NAT
connects at Vcks Island and skip Q b + u
burg with the steam wit his Land Veksburg with the
U. S. AID and every thursday steamer RANGER
will take freight for o'clock p NJ. and will freight
all the landings The R. W. Nc for all the landings
Sazoo river high at on Yazoo high
as Greenwood Vic sburg W as Greenwood at high
-.. stmer Ranger. tax water
ing r'ghtfor all land
ngs on Yazoo river
as hghup as Green
wcod.
The above mentioned splendid packets will
on their regular days. without fall the appointed.
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money jewery other vauabes unless regular
the freight paid for vauabes deposited with the clerk
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
/ CARROLL. PRITCHARD + CO.,
Union Row, 63 Carondeet st.
nS0 If T. B. SMITH, No. Tchouptou las st.
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NEW INLAND rSS.
E4a - FSS III ROUTE TO TEXAS-For HTfF$A

II w IN LA N ID
4dAa rZ Esfs b4zzs ROUTE TO TEXAS-For IN fEFHA
kZtRtkdfSnsc-=ss1Galvesto Indianoa, .SSeAfssa
Powder Horn )-Saving One Days Time well as Re-
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting Berwck's Bay with the new and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and OPELOUsAS of 1900 TINS bur
then EACH built expressly for this route and
to avoid dangers and delays heretofore arising from
sage of the Texas bars. =
Passengers will leave New Orleans Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. at4 O'Clock, commencing Thursday lst of
October. 1857. -
The OPELOCSAS Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave on
SUNDAYS and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denison on
THURSDAYS. -T
Returning the days Of leaving Indianola will WEDNES
DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted
Landing in New Orleans the Louis street
and will be transported through of destination without
charge of kind heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
freight or passage apply at the office of the Company
he only office OF the lire in New Orleans)
and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square, where plans
OF the steamers may be and state secured
A. b. Seq Err, Vice President
myll tt n. o., Opelousas and G. W. Railroad Go.
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sTEAMBOAT DEPARTUREs.
WEIR NIssIssIPPT.
:z:' On IL REauEp&H i III p9&;H.'FFE FFEs

Leaves on TUESDAY. 2eh inst. at p w. positively.
m~ NAPOIEON - REGULAR TEN
Day Packet for Napoleon-The new, light draft,
last passenger packet steamer Republic, T.
Stewart master VI Ill leave sbove Goth Ssptember
her 6rbt trip FOR Napoleon GAines Lsndngs
lnIba Greenve Kentucky Bend Lake Washington.
rrnSs.1n csIolna Landing and all insrmediate lsnd
ing Fo5 freight or pssagc having unsurpassed
se2s TB. SMITH No. T. Tchoupitou,as street.
~ Passengers and shippers rely Republic
ming the Napoleon trade dnrng entire season. leaving
New Oeana on the 10th 10th Of month Return.
ing. will leaye Napoleon on the Sd, Is and sd.
4u Leaves on,WEDNEsDAY. the aOth inst atsPM
IT. Nj e MPHIS AN ID LIE w o r..
A&sseahls6 leans packet line-WEDNEsDAY Packet-For
- Memphis, Helena Napoleon, Greenville, and all
landings the splendid packet John
Slm0nGs Chas Church, MASTER will be ready
apply on board or to
se2s JOHNE. HYDE co. No. 66 Poydras street
boats Of this line take freight through White river
with the privilege OF reshpgng Napoleon the
Sam Hale Jessie Iazer and Exchange also, Mem
phis with the packets Ocean Spray Dan
Lucas for st. Louis aud Northern and southerper for Louisville
Leaves THURSDAY. Oct. Ist. ut S O'clock positively.
(, ~ FOR MEMPHIS-THE NEW FAST
running light draught passenger packet steamer
Pete Whetst0ne, W. G. Greer. master
will leave as above for Memphis Heens Napoleon Ganess
aud Gastor Landings Columbia Greenvie Kentucky Bend
Lake Washington Point Washington Grand Lake. Princeton
and all intermediate landings and plantations The p 10
now receiving at foot Of Poydas street. For freight
or passage apply on board or
se2s 7. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupoulas street
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YACHT RACE.-We learn from the Mobile Register
Of Sunday that tine date of the match race between
the Coquette and Mischief has been decided for the
5th of October. The Register also says:
But another unsettled affair of honor is to come off
on the following morrow, which will make " the last
days of Point Clear" as renowned as, but far more
agreeable than, those of Pompeii.
This is the for the silver tea SERVICE the
prize in which was magnanimously left unclaimed by
John G. Robinson, Esq, as the boat of Mr.. Fske his
intended competitor, did not come to the scratch.
But this occasion there is no doubt that cham
pion will be found to dispute the honors of victory
and that there will be, in sporting terms, two or more
to make q race. .4-
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q E E1SS1 EHsS k5$TH * ShE
OHIO RAILRoAD-Which forms the grand central link in
the chain Of communication between the Mississippi ard the At
WHEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
WEST and
Al which places it untes with RAiLR0ADs and STEAM
R9T sS Shs 5 II RSg F Tks d Te rs i Fl
can be procured to which Point el BALTIMORE it
IS the shortest most direct and in respect the
BE route I'll only by which purchasers Through
nickets to New York enabled Baltimore
Phiadepha York at the cost Of ticket to Ne York
mus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
less COS than can be afforded by any other route.
To passengers from New Orleans vicksbu5g Natchez
rves Ga6I 81 Il IS to ST hs
East by the Baltimore and Ohio Road connections is Of
FIRsTCThey leave the at CAIRO lat the mouth
81 M 3TS aHn thence BY the Illinois Central Railroad
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Alton Railroad tTn
eastwardy BY this route The rave passes through Terre
SEcosDThe South traveller NAV connna nno,
the U Mail boats he oho Louisville or Ginrnna and
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him direev to RE
AIR. four miles below Wheeling where he tax tbe co
the Baltimore and )hio Railroad ~ >'.' o'i
E@ Travellers requested notice that while tb 10 .b
only aordng Through Tickets the Eastern ctis
the charged by other to New York ony
points In the East The distance from to Baltimore
only SIC miles, being about 100 miles shore New York than
rone aud consequently less detention than other
the Express Train Of this route the time AIRo
70 d, dB,ALIlhoREo W ASHlNGToN is but FORTY THREE
s siRs g1,tIcuIsF and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALT1-
rThrough Tickets, allowing the holders stop at any
pUn s h Ne and urn a w
''' kENNEbY Sis' METTEE fsT Ef!ean'
JOHN N. SHARP. General Agent. my2f
me- ac5S nCCT,TL C.,I, -r.,I5 :. T
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~ FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, l57 COMMON
~ street. New Orleans-He Keeps constantly hand and
for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, Washers
and General House Servants Also buys and sells
SLAVES commission. Having converted the family
the large three building the of Slaves has made
the best depot in the city well furnished for the coo
Of Slaves.
dl 4--...-.f T. FOSTER.
IL OF this delicious Cordial In store and for sale by
sell S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
lGGIhks ing Packet for Vicksburg-The r.. w.
S@.-94A Adams, Oh. E. Marshall, master, will leave
for arrenton New Carthage Grand Gulf ST. Jo
Rodney Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Sara
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine Donslsonvle and the Coast
above. For freight passage, apply on board,
R. W. ADAMS & co.
N B-Parcular attention given Plantation business
Yazoo river freight taken high with privilege
tc
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CHARACTERISTIC ANEcDoTE.-We find the follow
ing "good un" in the Baton Rouge Gazette, of the
26th inst. The anecdotical hints of our efficient
Auditor are usually good but this one is excellent.
1t strikes US, however, that the sarcasm is quite
severe both upon the Davidsonans and anti. David.
sonians of the Third Congressional District:
Vel Done, Colonel.-There are few persons here
abonts better at an anecdote than Col. Marks Out
at Harveys the other day, whilst making a speech
in support of the Davidson side of the house, he
complained much of the complaints made by the
ooters, at the action of the convention He said
THIS reminded him very much of game of cards, of
which ne was once upon time witness. The table
was occupied by four of the regularly initiated in
the mystic philosophy OF the paste boards. OF course
they were all playing to tein Presently the most
sanctimonous looking gentleman of the quartette,
slipped out four and let them fall in his lap his
partner this and Immediately appropriated them
to his own use, substituting four lower cards. All
hands rcent in until the pot full when the sane,
timonious gentleman raised his cards and with them
his eyes to heaven, and exclaimed -: I'll be ID ii
play any more l thought Twas playing with honest
men and gentlemen! The illustration is a good one ;
is forcible and applies with truth to the gambling
at the political tables.
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On Sundays the train will leave the city from
O'Clock A. NJ, until 10 o'clock P. NJ.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning
O'clock and the Lake every night the
train Extra special trips when required by notifying
the conductor.
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge which
is also made Flag Station, where the will
when required from AM 10 r NJ except down trips, H.
IL and oclk and up trips II u and ock each
in trains Is Tickets dow9 be purchased
the ticket office and he conductor notified
The daily Horse Car and from Geny Ridge stopping
required will from the Lake 6s O'Clock A. NJ and
laairo colo
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~ lS57-1S5s-LEAvES EVERY iS4TUR.
ElElht nrday, at oelock P. M.-REGULAR SATUR.

The magnificent Passenger packet steamer Eelipse ".
Broadwel master Will above coinnrtcing
SATURDAY the 18th September for Baton Rouge Bayou
Sara Natchez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand Gulf
and Vcksbur For freight passage having
surpassed accommodations, apply on board
GEO. D. HITE CO., % Front street.
nS-The Eclipse will take Yazoo River freight
sign through bills Of ading for it, to be eshpped Ycksbug
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Dk. GusTINE's OFFICE FOR TREAT
sEGAsMEET OF DISEASES OF THE EYE and Innperfec
cite Square. - ~ " RI pi~' '
All surgical operations of Eye attended to such as Cas
ract squntng hsinssrtior Of Artificial Eyes al2 Ii
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CAs FIXTUREs-GAs FIXTURES

HENDERSON GAINES,
No. 90 Canal street,
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS BRACKETS, Hall Lamps
and Lanterns Manel Lights Portable md Drop Lights ETC.,
French English and American manufacture in the greatest
variety and at
LOW p RI GES.
11-When desired they will be put up.
N. B.-A very large variety Of GAS GLOBES always
hand SaI1 "
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CUNDRIES-For sale by y
= JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.,
No 33 Tchoupitoulas street.
ALCOHOI.-2O0 bbls Boyle Co.'s 80 per proof
WHISKY-2UU bbs Old Monongahela, in bound packages
100 half bbls
200 bbs Flechers Rectifed.
LARD 0IIl-7s bbls choice Winter Strained.
BRANDY-l0O quarter casks Imitation Cognac. .-
100 eighth
CANDLES-l00O boxes Star, full weight.
$50 half and quarter boxes do, do do.
For sale by JOSEPH LANDS CO., o..
sel4 SO Tchoupiiouas street.
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c, N. RUTHERFORD R. W. LONG.
n NJ. RUTHERFORD & LONG, AUCTION
~. EERS. Offce-No 2! Natchez street and Arcade Pas
sage, New'Orleans. .
n-Speca given the sale of Slaves private
well pubchavng ample quarters for l50 slaves No. III
Chrondelet street. sci 3m
q TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
ca will paid apprehension and delivery the
GIE scrber of the black LOUISA aged about forty
feet inches high, stoops some and generally
when spoken to- plausible Being good washer
and ironer, she will get employment such.
chased her two years ago from Mr. H. r Greenwood agent
Mr. s. Billings Muscogee county, Georgia. She left my
house on the 18th July. JAS. +. FRERET,
au5 3tawlu .s at the Cotton Press
nR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST, BAR.
- thoomew Hospitals and six with Rcord of Paris.
opened oce No. IL Dauphine for general
pracce ana especially for the treatment OF all dset of the
Generatiye Organs without the mercury.
Office hours in French and English to IL A.
NJ and o P NJ n8 3ptf
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NEWELL COTTON NSCKEWs-sIX AND NINE
INCHES in diameter by twelve feet long cut in Lahes out
o; solid metal supply in store and for sale at the usual
prices. SAMUEL f. GILMAN,
jy3O 3m&W 70 GrRvier r ct.
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Further huins India.

Patander on board q vessel. when she was on
the point of foundering, being desired to come on
deck as she was about going down. replied, that ha
had no wish to go on deck to see himself drowned.