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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

Miller isst med the fsttfz .hat bic elk drsss "a
f1n'red icl tie Ssint, ard that a. Il va OBJ
JARED sno pleced upcc her recon oicld wcui
6sscero srd eLve'cr Ter. and sbe wDad be take, to
b. sver p protesting th.. revsS,ious we're received
from God. many 'hnls az this description ve-s &C.
crfts sDc one an hn lost over 81 ,Ocl throu "a
y : VIE, vbo sas lorg been g Esrn sdmirer Of the
Ssiut
To stil further show Row blind her followers were i.
is civ npcs sss,y 70 state that tvo Of the members
bouglt an6 sone hrscfle's sno the Saint saw them
shcr. tine ei.erwad Mn Miller informed the owrers
Of the brsSeets that Ievelstcn bad been received
frcm besven requiring TIL to give she orrsreots 10
The Saint. TIE wish wss complied with. The same
woman who gave up Der ieweIy AS the first 70 de-
nCuuoe the impcsor ard cause her 10 be psced 10 the
cells at MoSsmersirg aud il csme shout as follows
Iris vcma1 began 70 think II the SAINT really the
"Dsugh,er OF God she could ,ell all that PISSED
A. Her house without Ms. Miller having 70 relste all
th6 occurred srd II more sire thought Cf II the hner
were her convictions Of the impos'ure. The scales
fA ron her eyes AZ she told Der husband and theu
tire Society ard the Saint denouuced aad arrested
snd VIXEN the matter comes hefole the Court rich
rial nav lie eIoected rs hcr dures are numerous.
most OF whom are row very bitter against her because
Of rhe moTey she has iChed from their pockets.
The Saint msiutsi-s her comp~ure in prison. and
s,iu persists in ter being Of diviue origin and fully
ccrfoen chat she will triumph over her ereniss and
20 ~ heaven in hue Fix frcCk. on white horse,
with Christ on ore sfe OF her aud an angel upon the
Other" this vision Of her bsppy exit hsvirg already
beer given her, according 10 the statement of MIS-.
Miller.
In conc uson slew me 70 give one statement which
exhibits how q large sum wss ohtsiued. revelation
was made 10 the members through Mrs. Miller, that
lit Of TIE paoes Of II faithful with the Of 8 at
.sched 70 each had been cent by God. the money to
be applied 10 the purchsse Of gold watch and chsln
80 that the SAINT would be fitting c,mpsnioa for
Christ on ter ascent 70 beaver. As there were 9OO
meubers snd none daring 10 refuse the b'hest of d.
rect revelation ~ eco wss thus realized upon one
operation.
II is doubtful whether any country or age was ever
blessed with such roicuous faith Is this.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsnINGroN, rburdsv, Feb 10, 1857.
Cases Nos 10 and 20.--Edward Field plaiotiff. VS.
Pardon G. Seabury, ct al. Judge Wayne delivered
tn opinion, reversing The decree Of la Circuit Court
pf California, with directions to award seaire fa-
fos de r0rO.
No. 5l.-Psul Mayo, claimant. snd Clement. appel
Isn't vs. Matthew Hurt, ct a. The decree of the Cir
fvit Cont Of massachusetts, was atlirsed with costs.
No. - -acOlphus DurSnt, appellant, vs. Samuel
lawrence ct al and NJ. 6l.-Robert TAYLOR, plain
nv, We. NNhon CaTyl, who survived " imam D.
Nard, confined 10 the ext term FOR argument
No. l>1.--John ID. Bfacs's Administrators, appel
ns, VS. The Branch OF the Bank Of the State OF Ala
psms, a. Mobile, sppellees. Argued for sppellees
No. li6-McColough, ct al, vs.. Root Ct al, Is the
PM case for argument 10 morrow
WASHINGTON. Friday, Feb. IN, 49,.
.<wE Il. Reed IT,, Of NeS.Yolk, was admitted to
Usse Nc. lS9-The Michigan CentrL ,ilroad Co
iee Michigan Southern Railroad Co.--A motion 10
mi Ne the csusewss argued by Mr.. WAlker in support
'o' NJ. Joy in opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

THE APRFST OF THE REPrBLIcas MTsBzRs oR
THE IsDIAsA HOUsE.-Dr. DAVIS, on saturday Ast.
introduced resolution for the pnrpose OF forming
joint Convention TO elect an Agent oil state Libfss,
Canal Trustee and State Printer. All teese ofncoe
sbould have been filed at the meeting Of The GfnsfA
Aseu bly, two years sge, but tne plo-L'hs ceteS
would rot consent 10 20 into Joint Convention thea
to elect them.
tbs session thy have hsd join. convention. %
they call Il Of their own, By which they dechrs 'ney
have legally elected two Upted Stnes scnstots, ara
adjourned i 20 rect On 70 cay, az o'clcck p w., ~
EJECT he above State officers.
TLder these circumstances, de Republicans OF tho
House resed ~ vote on this resolution. On ssursay
60 quorum could be hsd on The vote TO Jay ~ ,se
able por or Monday, but on every eau OF tne ho"so
On Msrcsy tyeuirc, a resolution was adopted les
thor quoru voting, 10 compel the attendance o. ta~
ebsen'ees.
The spesker Issued HE warrant stating IN i ths tho
s,rs wa mode on account Of violation OF the Con-
,,i,uiop AID cor'emp; Of toe House BY re arfhnnfy
the ab.epfefs were srresuf-not hote who clc rof
tpsyer 20 The call of The House. and who were not
granted baye of ssepce but all THOSE WHO were nos
voting on Dr.. Dayiss revolution.
The majority OF the House, upon reflection. s:x
fteir eror az hoped TO escape om iber unjust AZ
uyoceedings Nv SlcYing the arrest 70 pas without
poce. Bu' ibis escape WIS frustrated BY The e',rss
Of tie arrested Republic ais Yesterday. They cea
ID speclf cation of the Cbsrres made agsiss, 'u1.,
I'D upoD witch 'he warrant had beer bsn'a 30
tbese could 10; he gwen sSd me .hould s.T:
upon which be return Of the Keeper sD'N
lstA tISse' was He"D'i0 - = unSsssspo!is Jeuras-
Dis,srR9rs FIRE A bon. o'clock on W fns.;a ~
rrl, isy 10Th '.s. pat Of The PINT works g he
Das: curaly + w,gssrsg IS r. ran Il. ,sss.
Soeei2 - IRE was part Of the beach tsuse, cosr
.bcps, With machinery, &C.. and trek
10. ed therein. BY wafer the dausgs wss
ycry consdersbe II berg rece'ssy TO remove asrs.t
.y.isy Q. cooer rrrted and in prcrreIs in ortsr 70
rsevcnt .c.sI ioss The property Of the company
irsur.d 20 re snoun, Of sssase. TIE loss q esr
us'ed st sos. coo. We understand hist tts vo-o
wil be 5. crcs rtps;rcc sad in orera'ica ss.r :.
sbgg. .vo Vess..
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e R.cnN Ths Rnchesksl Uem0c,

BEycHrR VS.. Bacon The Rochester Democrat
contains long article concerning newspaper con'ro
versy which has been occupying the columns OF a
portion Of the religious press for the last couple oil
months, the circumstances of which a. follows:
In his Ply mouth Collection" Of hynns the reverend
compiler, Henry Ward Beecher, introduced number
Of tunes and melodies in order 10 promote the good old
fashion Of Congregational singing in churches. The
Rev L. W. Bacon, in his compilation, the - Connec-
"ticut Collection" introduced the same feature, and
gave his book through the medium of The Nc
Englonder Of which he himself one OF the editors,
pretty lsudatory puff, at the same time rather decry
ing the merits Of the Plymouth Collection. The article
was Lot written by himself, but as was afterward
ascer' aimed was the product Of the pen OF the Rev.
Z. EDDY, the gentleman who assisted Mr. Bacon
il the preparation Of his hymn book. Mr..
Beecher having reason to suppose that Mr.
Bacon was author Of the article in question. laid
down bis opinions Of the matter in an article IN The In
dependent in style of Characteristic pleassotry, and
over biz on signature. Mf. Bacon Indignantly denied
the charge AID in the next number Of The Iadep-Ade
NJ. Beecher spoosized for bis mistake IN most
generous and hearty manner. But Mr. Bacon was still
unsatisfed. ard addressed Mr.. Beecher in rather
strong msnre r when at length Mr.. Eddy stepped for
ward and proclaimed himself and pen 10 be the cd'V'
bin Az impar al observer might spppose It amounted
10 nearly the same ttiDg whether Mr. EDDY or Mr..
Bacon wrote tie article, seeing the latter lent bis
cormrs to its anonymous publication, containing /" It
did severe s-ictures on the rival work IL this fact
Of the article having been anonymous that gves color
TO the whole mst,sr, and Tie Rochester De"OerH
ustly argues that no one should blame Mr.. Beeoher
fr the use be took having as he supposed the most
pc.lt.ye proofs as 70 the identity Of The author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

BILL 10 quay,er eFcsioideys upon he eIti-eHs
FoTk Cfty under prefnseo Of Jor me Se
cuyifv Of tie IN me erection " BUIffrss hersfn"
SECTION There shall be appointed by the Governor ny
persons be hereinafter directed and 10 be- called
Board Of Building Surveyors who shall direct the m ode and
uarue all shall hereafter be built altered and
repaired IN the City of New.YoTk
SIC Any desiring build alter repair any house
city before proceeding 10 do shall sppy to aud o0ts
Ct Board plans and specifications 10 be sub
mied Tie be paid BY the applicant for such con:
sh be ssnged before tbs work commeuced aud sha
in than per the estimates Of
Increasing from that rate upward to much TIE
Board may be able TO bull, swindle aud exton from him
SEC g. All laws in force to b ding 10 the clty q
EewYoTk hereby repealed the object Of the law being
tou.Oduee method of psnd.rins the laborns classes
fox the benefit OF political knases and vegsbonGs
SEC T. brother other relative of the pron0vent
tbs oil shall b. The Chairman Of the Board OF the other
members shall be Members Of the Assembly Com
Counc and graduates Of Sing Sing chosen from those
nHmsn who have served out the longest terms in that ns
Tie Be ard shall have to appoint number OF
Secretaries Clerks Surveyors and Inspectors under them ct
such as they it, In addition 20 their lawful
urce sbs furnish tie whole crowd" with apart
ment cigars and drinks themselves sud friends. aud
coaches 10 drive il.
SEC The Of the stationery Of the Board shall not ex'
coed ski thousand dollars 10 aBy year.
SIC In the New City Hal 10 DO built In said city
she'll tumble down within aer the money for ts co
peton shall have been appIOpIisied" out OF the Treasury
shall read all that they have nsde OUT OF
the Job aid above the sum Of one million OF dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

CryA1 FrpE AT W.PPrscERs FsLLs.-Tbe l.rge
pin; vo.S. at Wappi1gers Falls two mile. IRON
New. Hsrrburg took tre Tuesday night. snd the cot-
ORIG ard dye houses were completely destroyed be-
lore Il was extinguished. II i suppo.ef 70 have org
iIsiec ia tee engrsyeJs depsrtGsot. bot we. nos
=, ye-td by ire rs,chusn 10 stter .nce Until il had
sct beyend HI. cou'ro Ths two bu;ldrgs contained
large suoUrt Of she most modern machinery Tor calico
rritirg beside sn extensive assortment otenerayings
TIE Ga 10 she company has rot been dehntely az
cetAred hut w. rorgby e.ficr s,ed AZ New Hamburg
yss;elcsy O. $40 600. There vas "a insurance tor
'tst sucunt On the property. mostly IN New crk
cfursniss. This cslsmity vii probably throw BE-
tween 1O0 sno 800 BoFKmen out OF employment A
sYge fire cccuTred N faese works about year ago.
Tie rev Ptladeirtis Opera HouFe will be cPeoed
neIt Monday evsriDg. With T.cyato-e. Nine. Gaz
zsl.ss. tie reEly arrived pripa donna a. I@onors
M;ss Phillips a. Azucers Briqnoii as asnrioo, sac
Az ciO a. ire Cote oi Luna Mz-etzeS VII concn"'
Is Grxgs .ela;rs FOX :ey dsys u CsH<sisn-
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JOHN FARRELL. THE WITNESS IN THE BUR
DELL MURDER.

ALBANY, Friday. Feo. ~. 1917.
John Farrell the witness Ia the Burdell murder cess
Is said 20 be 20, ner Albanian and fugitive from JUS
tce- lie was while here noted for be ineone'y, sad
wa lss' srIeeted fer illegs voiDg lie subsequently
,at in the ,rs,ed n,ners bas oocs.oned his idelti6
cation by ptrsops vbo knew bin here.
small iuroher CT Abo'tonists were IN Couveetior
here to-dsy. VIM. II. Topp of Albany, was chosen
President and Susan b. Anthony secretary npeec oes
were made BY Parker Pnlsbury, W. Lloyd G.uscr
and others. and were Of an irfsmatory character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21
XXXIVTH CON G r Els 5.
SECONn SRSSI0N
SENATE. .WAsHIsGTos, Feb.

SENATE. .WAsHINGT0N Fec. W
Mr.. PUGH introduced bill prescribing tne '' .h
od manrer for eecting Senators TO Congress anu 'Ao
form Of their credentials. 81.
Mr. TRCMBULL presented scdluonH paPI Indiems
legislature in which Messrs. Bright ana f'ch were
elected Senators. ,.Lorrr
nS. enS seamen OF the expedition under Lieut.. DE
NJ, WEIGHT presented the credentials Of Mr..
-rsorpson re elected Senator from New Jersey.
Mr.. GWIN introduced the Pacific Railroad bill.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO, Friday, Feb. II, ND.
The bill providing for the apportionment of rep
resentstcn in the Legislature passed CT Tuesday.
An exciting occurred in consequence Of an at
tempt the part of the Democrats to expunge pro
test by the Republican mbers sgatst tue manner of
The passsge Of the act Governor BsseI has vetoed
the bill. The Legislature adjourned to-day.
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FROM BOSTON.

From Al OccMouA Correspondent.
BOsToN, Feb. Il, 1857.
Are you in the midst Of "the heated term ="
We are ! au writing at this moment with the
windows open-a state of things terrestrial scarce
expected ever to see again, three weeks ago. The
"diyine Wilisus talks about a distemPerature
of the atmosphere and a confusion OF seasons,
when
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ABOARD or BUILDING SURVEYORS.

To me Editor Of The " T. Tribune.
SIR Allow me to present the following as a substi-
tute for the bill "To Provide for the Security of Life
in the erection of Budings in NewYork, Published
in your paper of yesterday among the proceedings OF
the Assembly. ATAXPAYER.
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SOUND NAVIGATION.

FALL RIVER s'riday, Feb. ~ 1871.
The steamer BAY Stste-the emily boat which lett
kew-iolk for the East yesterday-aryed here at u
clock this morning having experienced little or no
Difficulty from ice or fog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

THE FRESHESTS IN SOUTHERN MISSOURI
ST. Louis, SATURDAY., Feb. ~, 1857.
Accounts from southeastern Missouri state that
great destruction of property has occurred in conse
quence of the recent unprecedented rise in the rivers
that part of the State. The loss to the Iron Noun
tain Railroad is estimated at 500 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES.

CHICAGO, Ffldsy. Feb. N, M,
The Personal Liberty bil has passed the Wisconsin
Legislature.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Friday. Feb. 20, 1851.
Now Orleans papers Of THURSDAY Of lat week are &
hand Int thew contain no news Of importance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
The following the report Of the banks Of the
South Carnlina, made the 3lkt October. 1851

Total s1l $z67s 1863 $7O47Ol 66l4279
The very weak expose of the banks of State
presented by 10 much South Carolina liab
ties deposits and circulation represented
half cents in coin per dollar.
The Shipping List of the lh inst gives the follow
ing review of that market:
There change note in the market being
nominal per cent month, and very little doing, from the
unwngness capitalists loan funds any price
verey they been bitten in the past Foreign exchange
has Osl09 per cent, point which
export specie profitable and The gold which recently
came from England is now being returned in the Original
prospect of heavy shipments Of specie will probably
hardly any anticipates that before spring
Gold continues in good supply at about cent Premium
export The New York banks i52 in specie
for the week of s. and the Boston banks hold
small change among realized
though not plenty as formerly very little trouble is expert
The stock very nanmate with sales ony
to small exten not much stock Is for sale
g b M S @ ,b & ksn bnve i o M tho EUROPE @
ket to a considerable extent.
articles but the movements in merchandise moderate for
the the trade purchasing spsrngy and only in small
lots Flour quite firm and for the lower grades rather
seed continues be inquired for at the low prices but nearly
all other kinds Of Calcutta goods neglected Molases is
active but prices continue TO buyers and
fair business has been done at about previous figures
In exchange London business has been but
@9 per cent premium. On Paris the rates 520@1530.
The Baltimore American the 18th ns says money
market:
The money gradually working easier, but ma
day On stock ceateras be had very readily
at el2 cent but all except strictly frstclass
endorsed paper l prime single l1s2
per per month. York exchange has been selling
rate quote exchange on Boston a2 and on Phiadei
phia at l@lA per cent. premium
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

rather lower again with GALES of 500
hhds at 4224GD5tic for Fair to Fully Fair.
M0LASSES 80. Some 1000 bbs sold at 231a@2ic,
closing 23s, and go half bbs 2s@l2skc D gallon.
FLOUR. sales confined to about 1900 bbs Of
which 200 at s. 80 for superfne 'and IS for Fine 500 I'm
branded SIS l2S5 2 Indiana in lots IS 50
y bb, the market closing heavy.
GRAIN The supply Of Corn light with sales Of GOO
sacks New White 45c $40 Prime New Yellow Mt S. and
lots the Wheat heard of no transac
Of 1000 sacks St Louis sold at 4345c q
bshel higher, and 450 sacks sold the
levee at S! 25 q l0l TBS.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing generally Mt Sls4
ss so p bbl for Old. OF aacon II casks Prime Ribbed
and lld@l2sc q for Sides ain Lard we heard of no
transactions of any moment.
HAY. About 800 Eastern sold In lots SIS
p Ttun.
COFFEE. The sales comprised 81 bags at S4c +59 at Q,
and 160 at 94c D b.
SALT....A cargo of fs16 sacks Liverpool sold
Wednesday of and of 1905 sacks
fourth Fine yesterday private terms said to be at
higher rate.
GUNNY BAGS. "A lot of 100 bales Heavy taken
1216c.
RICE. lots New Carolina selling at 4ts
41ac Fb.
WHISKY. .15O bbls Recfed sold day two since
by one party at l7c q gallon. Market very dull.
FREIGHTS We noticed zone Bremen and two American
ships taken for Liverpool for Cotton and ship Hayre
al lc Vessels the berth still filling up at "a for v
erpool and lc for Favre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
IMPORTS.


BOsTON-Bsrk Grace Hammond-Assorted mdse H. ,ti5
HAvRE-Shp Portand-l mdse to o Lalombe-2 do to
CZerengar3 do Schmidt &co- do French Consal-3Odo
Eimer-3 do Gensier-l do Lanare-4 do Naard-5 do
Guraud6 do L Goldsmth-l do Thee Seller &eo-s do
Gonaux vialo-2 do voisin 6co- do Letchford Aco
tramer 6co-4 do Bruguire-6 do Smfb-2 Ochmchon
Loefer do Crucher Rband5 do Benel0 bbls wine to
] N Currien-66 pkgs mdse TO order. -F-@
BOsTON-shp Feicia-es2 tons les to s Smith &co.
ANTE RIvER-Schr Corias bales cotton 20 cords wood
to order =. ..a,e5 f. 5
&co, ff.Gt t5t14 go. .', = .--s
TCHEFuNCTA-schr Acyon-s5, 900 bricks to order.
TCHEFUNCTAschr Sea Bird-s 600 bricks to Stewart
TCHEFuNCTA-schr Unon-6C0 bbIs sand to C Webber.
COvINGTON-Schr Octavia-500 bbls sand to order
COvINGTOE-Schr Fontainbleau-50O bbls sand order.
ANTE RIyER-Schr Quincy-Wood and shingle order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Decde-sj cords wood to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
CHILDREN,s BALL, AT oDn 4 81,

% CHILDREN,S BALL, AT ODn ELBOWS
n HALL-Prof j. VEG AS respectfully Informs hs
& and the public IN general that his first GHILDREN'S
tA BALL will be given FRIDAY, 4t Of Derem bof a
Odd Fellows Hal when his pupils will exhibit Fancy
Dances appropriate Children and the Fashionable
Qusdrille. Sts
The Ball to at half o'clock P. NJ,
until II O'Clock after which Ball the Adults will
begin.
Prices Admissop-Iadies Children not pupi free
Gentlemen, 81 50 Pupils free. 9{'3.i
Children wishing obtain invitations will pcase
send to Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hail. Gentlemens
Tickets be obtained the Hail. the Music stores
Ticket 0fice on the night Of the Ball tf5a
No will be admitted except he presents his Ticket
lnar ulS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
UNRESERVED SALE OF VERY PROFITABLE AND
Delightful Country Residence above Carrollton.
BY N VIGNIE. Auctioneer.

UNRESERVED SALE OF A VERY PROFITABLE AND
Delightful Country Residence above Carrollton
BY N. vIGNIE Auctoneer.
Office corner Of Cont street and Exchange Alley
.ss 1t pts1ssy
4 VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, situated in the
parrish % s At S about M miles New snd
apens front on the Mississippi BY depth Of about 10 or
ns are fso' ss ssF on
] sDd h sass s the @
and the Lake the balance we'll mbeed Together with all
large marble mi D 1ns
pums annees and ABB about 500
''ss purchaser to
rennu I'M o
maturity maturity iiSIs not reg es
ularly paid, at per cent. interest until final payment
For further particulars apply at the auctoneers Office nl2
RICH MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD pARLoR FUR.
nture Brussels Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Rugs,
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctoneers.
m S mt e :,:s
and Crimson Brocaele Brown Pnsh Brocaee Green and
Sets Rosewood and Mahogany-a the make of
one of the most celebrated manufacturers Of the city.
5 pieces Brussels Velvet Aubuisson and Ingram English
.'ss 100 splendid Rugs.
m above will be ready for examination the day prsyi
LOT OF GROUND WITH IMPROVEMENTS. ON MUSIC
-sreet-Succession of Caroline Martin f. W. C.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer
sth s. Ha It y II .s Selse e as
No. e n m s,oel D M & S New
public auction the following described properly
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District of this city, in
s bounded by uss y Tqgha
measuring II Music street bv III feet
deep between parallel with all building
ns-TERMs@o cash the balance at six months
s Ue 4R s note by on
Act of sale before O. de Amas Notary Public. o St tn2s
G. II; KUFH EsEokD s. LONG, R. AG5fiSh u Effs
a attention given the sale Slaves private
GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER AND AP-
~ pkAIsER will give special attention this sales
"a" con Tss
s s sfi s city he oits
continuation of patronage and will prompt attention all
Office, No. Commercial Place se1s en-
A UCTION NOTICE-MoNTGOMER 4 SMITH,
~ 'te"ea anctoneers and Appaises-oce, Old Auction
E9ss sales ssS. promptly attended viz
have room for Of New
Liberal cash advances made M%NTG or Gs%2nsgp%en's
I A. Levy, Jr., AUUTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
II. of Real Estate Slaves successions and business
generally. Office IS Common street, of Camp
street. SCI Iy
nEMIJOHNS-500 i've gallon Demjohns;
IL 750
Landing ship Johannesburg, and for sale by
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE CO.,
n6 20 Customhouse street.
CHAsIPA CINE WINE-0uANPAdNE WlNE-A
~ small invoice of Biecar Just received for sale by
GRATIAA, CUMGAGERE CO.,
n16 70 CusOnhouse street.
pOtsTER-3J casks London, in and for sale by
JONES, MACkINDER & CO.,
ol2 81 Grav;er street.
Tor ISENT-sEvERAL LARGE OFFICES IN IRON
L front building, No 81 Camp street. Apply to
iy1S GEO. W. HYNSON 4 Co. 80 Camp st..
pEEF-S00 bbs and half hbls Family Mess sale by
~ JOSEPH Lands h CO..
n5 33 rehoupitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK Via aHAvANA-S,eamship Gansda-l90 bales
cotton, Dbl beans hf do syrup. ~
L1vERPOOI-ship Kearsage-2O bales cotton, IS hi bsles
cotton. j45 d ..p$t
HAvRE-ship Northampton-ss7 baies cotton 200 staves
As bdls ndse. ..' J.
PENsACOLA-scbr A vew-400 bbls shells 81.