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itself, at the instgation of its selfstylcd ex-
elusive supporters in ridiculous sympathy
with the pro-savery cause, as 1t was called in
Kansas, meantime hearing and seeing unhoed-
ed the persistent endeavors of abolition
England, tacitly encouraged by our own gov
ernment, Co prevent the establishment of slave
institutions in Central America, whore, under
no conceivable circumstances. can free labor
ever be found to till the soil, and produce
that abundance which a bonefcent proyi-
dence has caused TO spring forth almost spon-
taneously
lf lcf to itself slavery would seek, like ev-
erything else, its natural position -- would
tend rapidly, as it is daily tending. to the
climate aud soil most genial to il, where the
white man finds existence difficult, and where
his labor is valuclcss. But authority viii
not leave it free to move whore it is invited,
for while giving it doccitful encouragement,
whore it can never permanently go, it stabs
it fatally. mortally, when directing its foot
steps to intertropical regions.
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ORElDE.-A SUBSTITUTE FOR GoLD.-
The French have invented combination Of
metals, to which they have given the above
name. 1t resembles gold so closely that il
requires the closest scrutiny 20 decide which
is gold and which is oreide It's cost is about
eight cents per b., and it is refined to such
degree that it does not easily oxidi2e or tar
nish. It is valuable acquisition Co the me-
tallio arts, but il is dangerous metal for dis
honest men, 1t bears about the same rela-
tion 10 gold that German silver docs TO the
pure article, though it is not so readily de-
tected. A great deal of cheating will be car
ried on with this metal 1t is said that a
large portion OF the gold chased ware lately
received from Europe, is made Of this metal,
and that it has already made its appearance in
counterfeit coin out west. A mandatory
has recently been started in Waterbury, Ct,
capable Of turning out any quantity Of this
metal.
IL say, old boy, cried Paul Pry to an ex-
cayator in North Shields, whom he espied at
the bottom Of yawning gull, "what are you
digging there;' "A big hole" the old boy
replied Paul was not TO be put off in this
fashion. "What are you going to do with the
hole :" Gong to cut it into small holes, re-
piled the old boy, ''and retail them to farmers
for gate posts" Paul was sold.
An Irishman trying to put out gas light
with his finger, cried out, "Oh murther
there's niver a wick in it,"
SHASNoN's OPINION Kansas letter
says that ex-Governor shannon is very much
elated in view OF the fact that his distinguish
ed successor in Office had made worse mis-
| fakp Than pvpr "a dil---n orpntor hlundpr in
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~ A gentleman who has been travelling
in Coahoma Co., Miss, saw over one hundred
rattlesnakes skinned and hung on tree being
the spring crop of one small farm. The pro-
prietor said it had not been good season for
rattlesnake.
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ITNInN MnrSE RE-OpENED.-Thi.

ITNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Ihis
I j well known and commodous House, formerly kept
o., COL boutwell,, having been vastly gnd almost en-
tloly rcmoddclcd, has been opened 10y ALONhO htD-
Way.
Union is the most conveniently lncateu lionsr l
Mlntncer being tn the centre OF business and with It's
new convenience must DE the most desirable and popu-
f resort ION the man uf business or leisure 20 bc found
Boz town.
Tho public are respectfully invited 90 hcstow portion
o tcr patronage upon this House. Perfect sataiac-
Hlu is guaranteed and accommoda u0ns excellent
Charges moderate. ALONAO hEllW Al
Montpelier, Aug, %, 1886. VIII
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y VI'V IUIIV"III5 9V''V'''IV7 you V"1I J""H0
Of its healthy growth
1870 1919 tsi7 1859 1855 1857
2lS so 2S62 2776 s.526 1900
TO gain its present position she has not
been aided by any foreign influence or self
puifings, but has relied entirely upon her nat
ural and artificial advantages.
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ID r. RIKER, DRAPER ~ TAILOR
H. Has just returned from New York with good
assortment OF
BROADCLOTHs, CAsSlMEREs AND YEsllNGS,
which he will make up in the latest styles and best man,
ncr Garments Cut for others TO make up and WaIlNAea
'9ft
Needles. Iailor's Measures, Crayons, Shirt Bosoms
lars, and Scotts Reports Of New York FASHIONS fol
htn.
Montpelier April ~, 1871.
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Hon. A. @. Brown Of Mississippi has be-
gun a tour of electionecring speeches, design
ed 20 secure his recollection 20 the L. $. Senate.
lt we are to take the accounts Of the papers
friendly 20 him, he is making some very i'm
portant revelations, which President Buchan-
AMI supporters here at the North, well as
the rest of us, ought to have the benefit Of
Thus, according to the Nazoo Sun of the 7th
inst, Senator Brown in a speech at that place.
which, says the Sum- "dd infinite credit to
him as o man and statesman. made the siu-
gular statements which are reported as fol-
lows
From ihis branch Of h' subject the eaker p1i,,c,i
ts1 1,,-.@ ,t ,,i,5 t6c .-sr.t repr,b,tiob sl M,
hauis. ne dd no, believe thlt Mr.. buchanan would
.!ae1 l..e 'S,i'. n' is M as Di5etao, - %. .', @
nluns h.m as i,e to the great principles Of the Kan.
ss M tnd traitor TO her best interests He' To-, QUE,
Ii = ,,.,5, ~, p,...l, ,.r, W.. VIZ WI, ti,g og
Slg,ftf Sarge7a'y e, one Of t5a most dIaaa5le ler-
5 ,o HsH d, ,i e, az Sa,, ., p,
10 Hr,ne q. Mr.. B had told he speaker this iu ul
sincerity and he believed him y. 1ff go do"5t 6p' that
=, L....'.,. ;,.,,,r.,-, H., +Lo ers+ ,,lo.o IN
;raoiro ,rb, San.t,r Praon is hat fins
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th,.,.,lr,ll,. .,,,,d ,,,,,,, r,, s,l in
be6,lc of tio Ad,ninistrstion and ono of the
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il1i! 's unlI' l'''oi'p'
pu, !" NnI' i'7"' ',i"'
pace 'ir' nuch9nan A'''r nc paD 49, '1l
Al ms i''''5 a., 'i' ?, Pi' VI
e'o'5H'l' as tliu7 at 'n0 WY
our system Oh ',ee Bo'erli'h'n,' we arc 'o'1 M
1'U' uo usVl'ia" .rI " oo.ia'o, n'o"n - e
sln'erl'y' 'na' inns sam Sa ~, - on"5 ynv :;
'ue n,oa' t I'''i'I'oi1 l,, ''e' - a.,
%''u ,.ii' y ", ~ a., ~,
crsts ybo ,yoro cou,-inc IE'l[ !I z |. 4 ,ucbanan
,yonld An tbc ri,bt tbi' eetaers of
Konsas saw TO this - BoSt-' Journal.
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TUg GOVERNMENT PArRoNAGE. - The
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vIEws OF A SOUTHERN ABSENTEE

The following extract Of letter to the
New Orleans Delta is interesting, as it gives
the views which a certain class of Southern
men entertain about the expediency of shift
ing the field wherein the slave power of the
nation is 70 display its energies The Delta
has been an eminent advocate of Walker S
fllibustering operations in Central America.
LEAvENwoRTu CITY. X. r.,
T,po 1Tth 1877
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T0'"Why have you left the Democratic
party :" said Buchanan man to a Republi-
can. principally on account OF the Kansas
outrages, was the reply. "Why; don't you
know that nine-tenths of the Kansas stories
are falsci" asked the Buchanicr. We'll sup
pose they are--what do you do with the other
tonthi go for the Republicans on the other
tenth. ."-AiJany Erc. journal.
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The devil Is mad and / am glad,
And what can we do 20 please him

know what think, but will not tell it
now 1t would please me better to have him
kicked out of doors than anything else, and
especially from this community"
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MR. BUCHANAN REV led TO HIS
FRIENDS.

ABSENTEE
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA p Il Ill l. 4 Z E " g f 8
Simple and Compound.

Simple and Compound.
Prepared by n HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syrups and Extracts so Named and
to ali speciaities heretofore known.
have long thoroughly investigated the idea of
general ,her sgert susceptible being applied all
diseases the development morbid princpleo which proceeds
from internal either in the blood or any OF the
organs. .
Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result thanks TO my interchangeable re-
searches, il is now obtained.
found vegetables the means for this
partly the public. Such the discovery
which have honor this day Of advertising The form of
possibility doing otherwise and have divided into sim
pie compound ozenges in order that they might be given
children well AS adults.
Ny first experiments made privately ana remained IN
known until had satisfied that had
ceeded and that the charge OF uackery could not be brought
against me.
The attention Of physicians and of the public is called to
these Iozenge order that witness the ADM
rable results OF the same
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards of thousand persons
The stomach is cleansed the blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious and huid
SPECIAL ECTs.
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally
Persons who have used these Lozges have never had the
g. Venerea syphiilitc hepatic scorbutica equity, rheu
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
All diseases the lungs head eyes stomach, bowels and
other internal external complaints disappear entirely pro
vided the I.ozenge- resorted TO.
For sale by the with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREUs,
corner Toulouse and BOURBON Streets
j. wRiGHT CO.,
q and Isl Charres st.
Il. BoNNABEI,
corner of SaG Gh and Tehonpitoul9s sts
G. H. WERCKMULLER,
I02 Camp street, corner of Poy dras street.
N DEMONSTRATIONS rAts) daily the above Drug Store
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COTTON AND TOBACCO srArKMENr.

SUGAR AND MOIAsSES.. The sales of Sugar embraced
200 Rico of which 40 l0T4c u H. III Mo
asses heard of no transactions
FLOU dull and the sales confined
bills which 800 St. Louis Superfne in lots
Sc 623ac. and GOO also in lots al Sc 75c. u bbl.
GRAIN. Corn embraced OUD sacks including
65J Yellow Mixed 5c and 76c 100 White Mixed Soc,
400 Yellow from the and 200 White in lots At sec
S5c r bushcl. Wheat 20 sacks sold 81 20 for
Ordinary and 81 IS Prime Red and 700 Prime Red
81 70 n bushe dull, and the only reported
200 sacks st Louis at &c. Il bushe OF Bran 100
sold at SIC. y 100 TBS.
PROVISIONS. Pork retailing range Of S4
ASA 81 bb Bacon sill frmer and the sales comprised
Is casks Shoulders 10 in three lots 2c Ribbed
lac. Fancy Sugar Cured Hams at
for Lewis Syagg's and l5c II for Dields OF Cheese 10
Prime Western sold at llc nd small lois
higher rates In Lard we heard OF no sales
COFFEE. There good demand with advance Of
prices The sales comprised 26l bags IDl4
1,0yO at II &C., aud 326 Prime AT HE D tb.
GUNNY In addition to the sales reported Fri
day of 100 bales Heavy disposed Of HE
CANDLES . The sales of Star embraced 100 BOXES full
weight at 26c. u IL.
RUsIN About $50 tbs sold at s. for No 2 and IS
. Dbl for No. !.
WHISKY. The market continued dull and unsettled. fX'
brands Of Rtctfed worth 26G12Tc D gallon.
FREICiITS Oue or small lots Of Cotton shipped
Liverpool at I'd The asking to Have still L. for
Cotton,
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a NJ
n DIAL-This Cordial whose delicate favor and
unsurpassed the successful tonic and restorative known
in Of general debility: restores the appetite nvgorates
functions the stomach and thereby
dyspepsia often ght continued
ton prevalent complaint of hot and humid climates Said
may administered with equal efficiency the infant
aged following the directions printed the label of
each boe and its agreeable not the least of its
meniations.
This Cordial has been introduced into general in the Saz
other principal coffee houses in tins city
superior Boxers Stomach Btters celebrated throughout
the United Stes and here be doubt that all who have
AMERIC AN CORDIAL give the preference
ali other hitters in A. A. PEYCHAuD,
lmSW los Royal
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nothing done to-day in exchange and the Of
yesterday will apply for to-day There was, usual
retail sales The Banks ask l0 for sterling Some sales
made dealers 9 In francs there sales 5l6
Paris direct The Union Bank holds l2 and those desir
Of hitting France will find it equally advantageous
take Union Bank drafts call for specie The reduction
the specie Of the Banks this week is attributed
some Mexican dollars which the vaults of
Banks for time confirming oftrepeated
sios money just much article of merchandise and
trade cotton, -four tobacco.
Condition ohe Banks ofis city for The lcesh ending Sat
day, August s. 1851
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CATTLE III A r z E T

NJOTfCEE-ALrHOUGH OUR STOCK AND TOOLS I
~ No. Front entirely umed by fire Wed
S beg leave inform and
The public lhW have ui on hand old sand No
lrhuui oul@ hrgr st 9 Of STOVES suitable for pr
la'"'- nlhuHts t pHn4 ION; axe COPPER TIN
and fNNi1 " slti wt,rr win be happy rectiv,
ugy .rdHr5 'Op,'r won aud TIN WuEa
~ iul WHEELER 4 FOHSTAi L.
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Reuitm Of tbs Hlarktts.


MONDAY MORNING, August 10. 1857.
COTTON. There little inquiry Saturday and
sales of consequence An account of stock
was taken last by the editors Of the Price Cur
rent and it was found q S94 bales somewhat in
excess Of the amount previously appearing tables which
we correct according. We still quote
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU Subsistence Capitoi-4 bales cotton to " f
Thompson &co4 bales Wright Allen 6co do
Smith, Harris &co7 hhds Roman Kernon-l2 sacks
onions e bbls peaches st Roana2 do potatoes IA sacks
Benton &co- bale Noel-5 rolls leather Bancin
Chaudet-5D de Egana-lI pkgs Stark,
Staufer &co- sacks onions and sundries oder-Toial
bales cotton.
LAFOURCHE-Stesmer Iaftte-16 bales bbIs moss-
to Capt Mehei0O sacks onions Lgcox-69 do Is sacks
potatoes Boalanger-sundries to order.
MoBILE-Steamer Califonia-54 bb4 beef to Geddes-1
chest Adams Expres-1 box mdse German &co-sundes
order
SHREVEPORT-Steamer Rub White-l2 bales cotton to
Wright Allen kco4 bales Henderson, &co-5
bd skins Planche &co-I6 hides b L Sco-l Of
mdse Payne Hsron-5 do Isaac Hart-l horse
decke &co--sundries to order-To.a q bales cotton
ST LOUIS-seamer Flying Coud-7e6 -four G W Shaw
2co-5SD bbls flour 1852 kco0 bb,s
-four Hyde &col06 bbs -four 2l2
key do butter Horre GAYLE &co
100 sacks wheat Michel kcoS50 coils
W well, Payne 6co-2D0 bbls -four Ciref dco-6
500 bbs -four John Dny &coS sacks potatoes % apple
John o. ien- do Mar,n46 casks Thomas Eide
6co-lU1 bbs cohol to Molony Bro-l whisky T
Marks &co-9 rolls leather to Mann &co0 coils rope
Barley johnson 6co-23 do to Dongherty fco-l00 do
Hitchcock Iang-l2 bbs eggs Leechner Seeland-lO
G schneider-l90 head hogs Stems.
BALIZE-steamer Belle Gates-s2 sacks rice Ave Bros
CO J Ansema-lO do Costa-l0 pkgs mdse W Bogal-
sacks bran Z Thompson-sundres TO order
RAILROADS.
| NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAs AND GREAT wEsTERl
Tardos 6co- sacks potatoes Lacroix &co-sundres
order.
POETCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBTLE-Steamer Oregon-5 pkps mdse to B James &c
&c bbis baden Syme-2 casks bacon bale
sundres to Geddes-and order.
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GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Chas Nor
gan946 bbs -four bbls whisky $50 sacks 26 half bills
noasses bags coffee lO2 bb sugar SO bx bacon IS bbs Of
krout 81 bxs candy, lie pkgs mdse.
LIyEePOOI-Ship Chcora-l79 bales cotton 5l pcs ua-
Der, q, $50 slaves.
RoTTERDAM-Bark John Parker-5l5 hhds tobacco, 1900
slaves
BARCELONA-Brig Taco-3Oi bales cotton, ZIG bbls -four
$500 slaves AZ pcs lumber. ..
ST MARKS AND NEwPoRT-schr VIM Pettes-3o1
bbs -four IS sacks 43 casks bacon ID ties hams 5S bbs Of
whisky bbls lard hhds coal 1900 bricks bbls dc
bread 22 coils 10 baggng 30 bbs pork bgs coffee
bbs molasses, hhds sugar. $50 empty bbs.
MiNITITLAN-Schr Eisitor-24 bbls -FOUR 3 hams q
kgs butter 20 pkgs wine 70 bbs bread 1s9 pg ndse II M
feet lumber. 1900 shingles
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WANTED.

49, HOUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
f: District Magazine and Apollo
E cnmortabl House. suitable for moderate sized family
garden attacked would be preferred
exceed $500 $500 year For house TINT
suits three years conld be made Apply 10 81
Cravier street iy2l If
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
u LANTERS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANEFACTUR
OF YARNS,
Employing to Spin the Crop but about the num-
required ths Number consisting children of
six of and above and women unfit for blowing
picking cotton -.
prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE il The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine and the Segment Machines of the Spinning Sc
reS and have ali arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation complete with great dispatch Also competent
Sppners.
the very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spine
Wages
My IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter, is equiva
lent TO his having purchased of plantation etc.
productive than those he works: and while his Spin
ming will prove his diversion will be exempt from
the and alXieties Inherent Planting Gathering and
Ba ing crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE but for good accept
grant reasonable facilities and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT oneorth to be paid to each of the first
FIVE years the Yarns bring Gned Cotton
with nsufing should the plantation change
proprietors.
Propositions from Planters may be made, and know
Machinery in their particular they not omit
has the number of pounds Of their copor
how many pounds Of Yarn dav they must Spin.
822 GEO g, HENRY, Mobile. Ala
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CoNsTABLEs SALES.

s1og ps,. sus5,ess CouHr a. PoTTsg " and Ew
.si.s ! r. :ssis ANY, s
q orleans ~ and sn ss Il pu
e s.s9s ss.f ass
''s SsE / ho Ss' 81 h aouarHo1n vursrruRs
S TEsa Z r. z above 3. entitled :
aus 10 Is y 81 W W. MITCHELL. Constable
sI'2ss 9s sEI x
i s e ssr' gssas ssss
TIL Peace for the Parish .. proceed and ss st
, ssss. IL sstf Il
,s,.s Lot s eg = =
II sauars No. p according to The tag rolls bounded ~
forniS The Love streets III &c
front on Love street and % feet depth front On
The improvements consist Of fine Frame House with ro.,
an fE efass eppasisn % the spot.
jy24 aus 70 seq WV. MITCHELL, cons.abss
sE'esD ssIs + ,s. 3 Es = s2SAs
~ xERTS dun writ g. assi 5 fssis. =.
px e.ra ysa,s puSsIas
s1s de- Dc e
9 ..s &, &c s. al + We
sRes Sau Dc @ aan p, s s -
fo,me encognure Union d Amour psdsde fs
as Amour sur 50 psd de Df''nds"F face Is O.
Les authorizations consistent belle maison bos,
81 .ss 81 safH 4
FRsy JUSTICES couar,2 ALEX. GRANT vs.. PATRICK
| RY VIRTUE of writ Of Geri faeias to me
Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans proceed sell
public auction on MONDAY, the 17th day Of August 1867,
1 TEE CONTENTS OF GROCERY STORE situated an
Julia street. between Foucher Tcoupitouiss street,
| Seized in the above entitled suit. rE
TERMs !, on the spot. VIM. G. ouIRK,..
aus ~ u II 7 Constable.
PREMIER CouK DE JUSTICE, ALEX. GRANT VS.. PATRICK
Paroisse dOrlesns ! KEARNS-No 2T2I. IA
TN vERTT dun writ de Teri faeias : %
Justice de Paix paroIsse dOeans e procederi
yen,e paeisgs LUSnI i II ssfis 1871 midi
entire les rues Foucher ct Tchouptoulas. 80 - =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de Fadiudcatioa =
aus 10 ID II WIN. c. QE1RK, Counetabie
FrRsT Jusners counr,1 WIN. o'HERN vs.. THOMAS B.
Parish h q & ORE or1sans BARTER-No 81. q
- cas me directed by the Hon. d. r. Mitchell, Fins
Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans viii
to sell at public auction TUESDAY the f2h day Of An
gust 1851, at II o'clock NJ my Warehouse No 70 JUL
. | street.
Z THE FIXTURES OF ONE BAR ROOM, Liquors. etc.
e Seized in the above entitled suit. F,g
u TERMS-Cash on the spot.
T. jy3l au3 II WIN. C. QUIRK Constable,
PREMIER cogn u JUSTICE wM o,HERoN We. THos =
S. I'm VERTU DUN writ de piurIus fierf Il
cas moi adTesss Phonorahe B. r. MITCHELL Premis
IF Justice du Paix Ia paroe dOreans proeeder
yene pqeIiqIe MARDI le II aodt 1851, midi
~ LES APPARTENANcEs DUN CAFE, rlqleurs, a..
D. saisis dams raffaire ci-dessns. ~
r CoNDITIoss-Comptan moment de radjudication.
! jy3 aug Z IL VIM C. OTrTRKl Coun hlA
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AUCTION SALES.
BY N. vIGNIE, AUGTIONEER.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the Honor

gYN. vIGNIE AUeTIoNEEE;
by VIRTUE of an order from the Honor
July 1851 in the matter Of Mrs Feee klar minor wife Of
Ss On af apV'9 vii Be-
' 4 GEkTAiS LOT OF GROUND fronting on casecalvo
opposite Washington Square, between Eysian Fields and
Frenchmen assuring IS feet front Casacalvo street.
by depth of 100 feet Together with all the buildings and i'm
TERMS AND CoND1T1oNs-Two thousand dollars cash,
and the balance at IL and ID months credit io notes
by mortgage said and bearing eventual interest At
Tia s Of per PEI ss ~ ne maturity "n p"'
VI '"'' '''''' a. '''''' i've 4,in3Od
EN VERTU dun ort!re de 'honorable Sc
T. condo tour de District de a Nonyele Dean' portan i
epouse mpsnre de A. r. RGux l4a rArcade de Banks
rue des Magasins penca IUNDI lie 10 aout 1885, ser
DE TEnhE sur Il c5 5as cai Ei1ss q
proonde,r de 100 peds. Ensemble les bases ameo
"C9ISbiTi6NS-DeGx mile pasres compliant la balance
IS mos de credit en- bie garrans 9ar a
sur ds ct pI s ae 2H e desro @ dates e
Les aces de vente pardevan A. Boudousie notare pub
lique. yyg 1llnooo
VALUABLE SLAVES AND BANK STOCK - SUCCESS
sion of the late Mrs George W. Mott
BY N. vIGNIE, Aucioneer.
SM IN tha koand Of The st. LOUIS h;sI BY
Orleans dated 29t June 1851 No. loSs for account OF sA''
l. FIVE SHARES hundred dollars each Of the tniol
Bank NIX. Of liz ER@ Msmca. I,d in full
BU RGRAT ais Virgil, negro man. aged about '9 years
sSANcY, grif woman, aged about 30 years; hrstrat
ss@TERMS AND CoNDITIoNsone third cash. and tn
credit of six and twelve moaths or notes
and satisf ctory endorsed
Acts Of sale before f. Boipy, Notary fnblc Jylo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-10

STOVES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
"a HEATING STOVES, Of the latest improved patterns
- Morning Starr Charter Oak, Shanghai Econo
mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves of their manufacture.
prepared execute at short notice, all
Chinneys Breechng Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture of McCEAGkEN'S Patent Evaporang Steam
Sugar They have certificates in their thai this
Pan the quantity Of has evaporaed double
quantity Of the best Pan in They have
working model of the PAN which they will be happy exhibit
to any one interested in the culture on Sugar Cane.
WHEELER & FORSTAII,
Front and Fulton