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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-30
JOHN LARK.
RObins0n's CrOssin=!

Wholesale and Retail Druggist
32 Main street, Nevada
Nevada Anril 18th 1sh1
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-30
For SALE.

STEAM BOILER, % inches in diameter 81 feet 10 ng
n with one iue in diameter. ma lie of No. Iron j
smoke stack in diameter "a feet long with preaching
Also. 800 feet ct in. copper pipe The above has been
used but short time AMI will be sold cheap for cash
any wishing purchase viii please apply to John
H. McCortney, at Nc ortneys crossing, Bear river
by letter addressed to him at Johnsons Ranch p o..
Suffer county. Nevada. Oct %. 1857
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

We have the following from the Cincinnati market of the 10th
instant g
The monetary market continues and in limited
demand Frs class be disposed of at moderate
and the discount houses willing to extend fully
much accommodation to those of their customers undoued
credit they call for require Few borrowers of this kind
however be found either in the regular outside
ters. #.r..,sI.. .1.--. .gll. 4u.. "a.
Exchange New York is still inactive and although the
nominal selling price the banking house. to which
uded yesterday, still drawing freely for all applicants
premium.
Gold quoted the New York exchange but IT
obtained OF the regular dealers 4z The demand
for coin to-day is rather better than it yesterday.
Uncurrent funds uuaeed from yesterday The financial
feeling continues improve and money matters materially
better than they were last week. r-t
From St. Louis have the following Of Monday the 10th
instant: .- -.',I HH.--f-.... ."-
The week opens with prospects little better In money
ters growing out of improving produce and trade
and the promise that the cool weather will do
thing towards inaugurating the pork packing season.
banks have gnfed their OF the egaion
law and dscountng their customers The savings
institutions and private banks and individuals
ious only accommodating the best names in the city
Gold does not seem to be very much desired ... :
The steamer Flying Cloud, her from New Orleans
which silver One hundred thousand dollars destined
for this CITY, for the subeasuty and the balance for points in
the East The boat had also consigned various parties
here
The currency are follows: Illinois Wiscon
sin S@0 cent discount Ohio Kentucky and Indiana
The Boatmans Savings Institution selling Eastern and New
Orleans sight at premium for SPECIE and c premium for
Missouri bank Their time buying bills the
East and South For 80 day bills II off, 60 day, Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

sales.
SUGAR There good demand with sales OF 500 hhds
about yesterdays prices Fair to Fully Fair 55sc d.
MOLASSES Some 1900 bbs were sold at 23c and few
at with 50 half bbls at 262c q gallon
FLOUR. There good export demand with sales OF
bbs including l4oO Supefne Ohio and Indiana at
S. 5O Ohio be delivered alongside ship also
s5 5O l5O Indiana S. 62 800 Fancy at IS 75 and 6oi
Extra on private terms.
GRAIN The sales of embraced 1000 sacks, in
Guiding poor 4O2c 44 at A. 200 at A. 1900 at
and 225 prime new old Soc . bushel In Wheat
heard of transactions Oats HOO sacks St. Louis
sold 4Sc R bushel In Bran nothing OF any moment
was doing, and little the eyee.
PROVISIONS. There movement in Pork, the
including bbls old Mess at and 30 at SIT 20
8 bbl Of Bacon 10 ks Sides sold at l2c p H.
Of Green Meats we noticed of IA casks the first this
son. &c Shoulders and 9c q for Hams The ransac
included 500 kegs prime at l3ac, and 25 terees
old, in lots at l5c a b.
RICE Prime new was held at 41494sc, and old dull
st 32lc R ID.
COFFEE. There a good demand, with sales of 2292
bags at &C. 100 9 prime at TO- and ia Skim
mings at s1sc p ID.
INDIA BAGGING....We noticed sales of SO bales at l2c
and 100 about the
WHISKY l5O bbls ordinary Rectfed sold at lie q
gallon.
FREIGHTs IA ship taken for Havre at 10 for cotton
and one Vessels the berth for Liverpool
were filling up at I'd, and for Havre at lc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

LAKE wAsH1NGToN---seamerR R W Povell-4ss bales
Ss 90
Payne do to Byrne Vance &cos bales cotton
3 silshsE eosd1sn Sses bales fiaessld SEQ
canns
hss Sslss sotto, Richard Nsssnt Aeo
Cleveland Brothers cudds Brown bales Cotton to
anss ss aeo fdy shn u
Connel do DR. schaer-sundes to orderTotal 1923 bales
cotton G,4 &
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anna-l00 bales cotton to N b
Brady do do washington Jackson s9s bales cotton
Sander; 9S
B.nsSan %eLsarn &sole Moore vansaln | bales % cotton
Rins ses cotton Of
sugar. .AELgs,ta-sN
na25 bbls ossses Lauve hhas g bbls
sugar Th6au- susa bbs Shift
q @ B1
sundes orderTo l26 hhds e sugar 249 bbs of
moRssts. --r .gsi= - 49, II -rr
Prima Donna-l4ob boxes soap 10 do
% and s. kegs butter to Grief @so SSs
snndres Hewitt Norton ptss butter and cheese
80 boxes starch s DoI,sn s9no furniture Msdlseht
Wsss aseSss heyss Is sSls
s sSs pSi sds
5S
burial s Payne mills
5 3
he IS Rf q kfs
NJ bales hair oder &eo2 bds
mares-sundres to order
SS a0
Sn ETY. anl s s seb Ss gho%PsR
= e oS
ruff &co-5SS -four Hewitt &co-2S bbs -four
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

Jefery's Double-Acting Suction snd Force Pump,
scith India Rubber Ball Hafces, n
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tions, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc.. etc.. etc. q It. y. -
The having been appointed Agent for this
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared to receive orders
furnish This valuable invention patented June
6th 1855 awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair held at Elmira In that In intro
ducin this Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts to bring into will be
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will at once be apparent TO thinking mind
Their water and their yielding surface
certainty operation and perfection of action which cannot
be attained the Of other Valves The simplicity Of
arrangement the facility nth which the parts be removed
replaced the compact FORM renders this the most perfect
desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should Of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they in moment be
transformed into efficient Fire Engine. =. b.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min
Size No 3possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
ute. Price $685. s-'-..g.-.5---..--a
Size No 4posesses capacity of forcing rs gallons min
ute. Price $50. - 3. fs 90 e g3
construction and be expected Nos and ad
irably adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the
and the ordinary which Pump generally sp
piled while for redeeming Swampy Lands the No. AS nds
pensable.
The subscriber convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that later
they will go into general use.
Samples of Size No. 2can be in operation O. Bier
Co.'s No. 95 Camp tree Price ConoRs No. l07 Poydras
street at the Office OF the undersigned where In
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
m24 81 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
LEGAL NOTICrs..

sscosD Drzicr Counr7 y. D. CgULouY.A N nIs caE-
Sf y III New OrIesns- DIfOnB-Mcs 11I0s
NIOITCE IL hereby gfvsss . tlIS crS1 14env
IN o fhIs Estsse, and 70 ID oher persons hsssn
within from the present tr
they have can, why the account beletn ~ ~
Byndic Of this estate should ~ homoogASe4 ~
proved the funds Asibuted m accordancs fheFswith
+ = ''N-' : =, A. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
Dxsx1sxx coux pS Dssrarcr1 b. D. C0UTOULA ~ SIS
della NonveiIe Orlssns. I sCKEANC1ER6--N6.J J41dt
AVIS est par le present donne aux cream
"A cep de 70 snsdite fNite q d tofes eues pefsge
cel& psut concne dsvoi dsdu sons dig oufs de
de - publication YAscns teequeies ccps
spprouvG honnefogue, es fonds entire mAns re1A
confosmenents dit corpte. ssst 5is 1-sss-5 f'fS
Par ordre de Il CouS: ss5. ss Il : s.s.
uI8 q n Ts sf;sil fst uHRUY TySunts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
m24

h.A VALUABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES
M Bayou Black parish Of Terrebonne La with Slaves and
the highest bidder Banks Arcade the first MON
etors.
The property consists Of 2O Acres Of Land inferior
10 Lousfn heavily timbered and nearly all susceptible
of cultivation about 100 of which in cultivation
wards of so Slaves all family 80 Mules stock
Of Cattle and Hogs Circular Saw Mill Farming Utsnsis Me
chanics Tools with which the plantation is abundany
ped0 Corn and Hay supposed to be sufficient for the next
seasons consumption. -
The Machinery the Sugar is of the most valuable
kind and works we'll The quality of the usually made
inferior made in the State and in quantity equal TO that
of other plantation proportion to the number OF hands
The growing crop is expected to be about GOO hhds.
j. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
and will take pleasure in showing to person des
OF examining it.
The terms of sale onefouh cash Che purchaser to
mortgage debt the Bank of Lousana and the
equal instruments divided
suit The if required at two and three
years of bearing interest at eight
per until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege property sod TO be given when the
terms complied with but the the
hands, teams will be for the of preparing
removing from the plantation whatever Of the
growing crop still be the plantation the time Of the
sale.
particular description will be given before the day
sale.
For further particulars apply to VIM e. IEvERICH CO.
...' JAMES J. HANNA.
o3l 3m SARAH YORKE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

LADIES' CLOAKs AND MANTILLAS.
BY VINCENT L CO., Auctioneers a -.
SATURDAY. the 21st Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
be Sold 'F
100 lots Ladies' CLoAKs and MANTILLAs nl W.
Also ''
100 lots Ready Made CLOTHING. nls
SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able Two-sory Brick Houses, being the of Bienve
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. 81, 1857, at 12 o'clock M.
y in the Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue Of
order from the Honorable the second District Court of New
leans, dated l2h October 1851 No. for account of said
T. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
Of this city in the square bounded by Bienve Bourbon Cont
and Royal Streets Said lot forms the Of Benve and
Bourbon and tAmerican
less 60 feet front Bienve street. by 81 feet deep and front
ing Bourbon street Together with the wostoy Brick
Eve rooms In the upper story hydrant, etc.
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring American measue less 3 feet front
Bourbon street by GU feet in depth Together with the
story Brick House, containing about i've gallery ETC.
kitchen containing about three rooms, yard cstern
lot Bienve street measuring (Amercan measure
less "a feet front Bepvle street. by IS feet deep To
geher with the two-story Brick House, containing
cabinets etc kitchen containing FIVE rooms yard
cistern,
nss-TERMS AND CONDITIONS.-onethir third cash. and tht
balance at IL and Is months credit for
by mortgage said property and bearing eventual
OF cent in of maturity The build
ngs be insured against the risk of fire until the final
of said notes and the policy transferred the vendors
Acts of sale before A. Hucatel Esq, Notary Public
eli St tn2l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
ARRIVED.

s'eamSRp ssmsds Grn from New York Va Havana
s...rsSu drst v..s,,,,, -,
mi, isov.;S + s1.ss sick's By
"a an 81 = !. !. = - :. : - y
shfp vutennsg Weeks from Hsre Eth Oet ID Baxter Lowell
snip III sss I'M from opdon adh Sept TO Baxter Iv
sa'p s sssNi:s NON sa'a os' lsh r '.' 70 '.
Sep s rercy G aays from Boston, in ballast
s.,,.,.S KissheT s;s a,a,i1.s. a & -'Ds.a
20 Az = ,,., -, 7 .'-'-'N 1''
'''' ''''s'A N''' srsansosrs s II" ls:. .'S''-S'''
FI,%s Bess., .sss,, 1s.s fsss slssisa. "a
3 S.se,nis e. aaissias.: an, nss ~ assis is''s'''.
re-se., oss.., Z chapman @ 1s .sR NJ
Big Ieai.i.s.; - =
I. 3 e % M % ssa
and o'.k Regina
s72 = ~ assa y
SsT BBLow-oox1xs ur. y
Ship s.nsssy 3: ,y xa. .ss from Liverpool October B..
Bark Gee Leslie ss HI; Hs from Eeshsnd e Cesyy Fsrwe
's' -'' '''s le me 70 ofeesy . az ~en'
PAssENenRs. @
Per ship honsides from Livepoo cabin and 4s IN the
ssp Gutenberg from n.v.-s cabin .na 81 in Ii.
mEMoRArpA 49, !.
- Car, ,o,,a., !, i. H. ~. ,.,,,,. !. -
sA ,n. Ia. s s. long . o. s.l Jenny Lind, steering
a,s. rypopTa
1sp1AxoLA VIA eALyssros-s...sa.h,p x.zie.-cs.
Sss, as ss ssy 3. s .ss.
ss, Mary 1 ,se :.s.,
y ~ Rvi - 2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

a FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
~ 9EMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor aud
sepdanehter of Nine Arraiine Brooks. her
Sntention Of reopenng her Academy " Dancing
~ first TuEsDAYin in November, at EAGLE HALL. on
N Prytania street, the Widows' Retreat. sj5 ft
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore
slways subject to the advice and examination Madars
Brooks t5,Ys7. Il i35 az !ttaf6lii5t E-s8
All the latest Parisian Ball and Fancy Dances VIII
taught. including the much admired 1ancers.
The terms Of the Academy will remain before. ~
n9-A Chidren's Soree will be given occasionally through
| the ,3i : Iis !. ol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
sgipping SntelIigsnte.
WEDNESDAY, November Is, Is

CLEARED YESTERDAY. ~
Steamship Mexico Lawess for Galveston and Indianols,
Harris Morgan &co
Ship San'l G Glover, Kelum, for Liverpool
- Fl Ashbridge &co
schr Mary Ellen Garetson for Pensacola John Hurley &co
~ W Zacharie eco
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
ea oSSii, YEgAs,s sDAHCIHaI IACADEHY. a

i - ODD fELLOWss HALE Z = 4 -
ASK -. .vRGAG most respectfully aunoudetS ID bie ff{ee
snd fhe publir, That HI popalar Dancine Aesdssy ~
for the seaa0n, at Odd HeoNs Hail. h
TO meet with the moH liberal patronage The tsachng w
The fashionable Iancers QuadrfIle and hs
Quadris danced In the crcles Of Paris and Lon 1T
winter, will be taught BY Mr. Vegas. VT
The popular Chdrens Fancy Dress Balls viii be given ty
NJ. j. Vegas once every mouth. -1-f
Y The days and hours Of Tuition follows:
IAdies-fuesdays Thursdays Saturdays from 10 TN II
II O'Clock H. - - We ~ 595s ~
Children Thursdays and Saturdays from tif
Mondays Wednesdays Ind Fridays from tin 10
o'clock p. n. A. - -
Wednesday d9ssts SSsx {4s 84sS
Particular attention ~ given to Children and many ~
out 3tla555
Families. i4tt agass g * ~ slftg sses
The Musical Department under the charge excsllens
Yiolinis Mr.. A. DENEGRf, Orchestra Balls
Eoirees. s,.l-la "a 5.fjss ssss5 u
kl For terms, apply to Mr. j. VEG AS at Odd Fellovss
Hall, or at Ar. GABICPS Music Store, 50 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

he has Just returned from Paris with large Of
Con-
improvements rendering them much powerful with
and tone enhancing their musc effect above al other
guarantee al.he Pianos which he sells = being
and polished for this market has with IN
T5ss as no made m pys
Persons desiring to rent Pianos viii find large assortment
.r.nnr i.psas ssss s..s ..n! Canal
a NEGKOEs FOR sALE-JusT ARRIVED,
5 sossns soa aG q I s # Hssn a.s
and win receiving supplies during shs ssasdns q
Els e ov slsR
MEDICAL HOUSE No. n. g aGSsun,honss % " st.est. nssr
syphtie and al fvats Disossss without Mercury
from business exposure to friends and in
The unparalleled which attended
ea n
sss 'as % rhs
ss ss.s
$ss. P::,ss si:ss
* s
ces nor and ~ Dsssss Ct hs sl y
sr sst fs Iss u @
sliy Inposncy The following are some Of ad and
a.S
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind more TO bs
Spirits Eyil ForebodpEs Aversion sossy ssif
To- ea @ G ans Be once =
save yourself from The awful and q ibis
e1s1sS % the organs Immediately cured and
Rsnsmeer 'Ths Medical House Of Dr. 81 Custom
reserved Hours Of
s ssssa in hours.
or pay. 1 a8 Sff - DR. JAMES, g
H sessss SAs
and soeds
ss:i
Damond.ouu.ea and jsAsy ie repaired and anuf.cu..a
i. + ae'aa'd Silver se'sh. ,sreon WILSON.
ANDIHSS;, Ss;,lsS EX sIF JoaANNIs sERd from Hasrs
100 sasss ppss t,piE of Il each, Holland chssses .
lo g ds''s Of u anS Snos sfsas s 81 3 Camp
PEM0VAI..FHE gNpEEsIGNsD HAS REMOVED
~ his S9,ara Office to No. 81 Royal street. between .usio
os - ~ EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public =
y S SSs baskets aoss s chanaen's si,ssy:
loo - - OH i1isf, de P,erdrix;
Landing ex ship Mulhouss, and for sa,e " "
NIL corner Of arsvsss an9 sSSsrfE Sss Esvee streets
HALF
repair and in IN nss. and % IL CEN
Artists and others proposing in New Or:
si % ss
and Spacious Dressing Room for Ladies attached 10
win be rented reasonable terms either by the day.
'sSN -''1'1' MONTGOMERY SMITH,
SELF If Aaelionesrs s. Camp street.
RACoN-2s choice Glss5 and Ribbed sides for sale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
AUCTION SALES.

SALE or IL CASES BoOTs. SHOES AND BRoGANs.f
7 By BLAcHE LEAUNoNT. Auctissesra. y
.ss.a .s ast .sss s.ss g ~
:. rssss.s..s Il s..;; soors sH0n' .na srooAss s,s
q sUEREsERvED SALE OF GOLD JEwELRY.ss
sya .f BIT N. vI9NIE Auctioneer. q
18th Inst, ~ &. 10 sI.s I-a s,eleck
Ses MsnilRe w.shs Yet ch,.. sad Chain: chs.:
s':s: :sa r: 3d.
large assortment Of Spectacle Glasses and empty bo1e. for
Jewels. III ---- l- -. 80 = - MI 3
LAST SALE At 81 CAMP sTRRET-FURNITURE, Of
IN I4 nee Desks and Store Fixtures. 4a5}t
~ sE BY GARDNER SMITH. Asctopeer.
z ME- Il sfs3i Office, No. 7 Commercial Place.
WEDNEsDAY,l lsth Inst. AZ 10 Ia O'clock,
w s s s''Sss ss.ss 81 sss
ohtlss &is, sas sSsns X, fi'5s;ss:S
oice Desks, single and doals paper,
r,sssH afs ssss so' rA'a'0n oAes
eG sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS
- BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
sth at ~ q A.
.rset ~ VIII e soid 'As'' Au'''0A
rEkRsss.s ..sss%sn' Of ss'''nae'' DRY GOODS nn
4 BOOKS, STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION. s.s.;
BY R.ARMFIELD, Auctioneer. 's'9 s-zl
5sszls; .as, % # !. ssEly gas at No.
the ysloas branches Il sisaes
sss sss Sss 5ss
PaSis.sioas s Il Them .he ne %
pvs,e saS 'a ''
sales without and will be continued every evening
until all are sold. -. a. ). nl4 6m
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY. BOOKS.
b. BY VIC. JEWETT. Alctoneer. 5 4i
TUESDAY THURsDAY and Pa. Idasors
"WEDNESDAY, 18th Inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
w NJ at Is Camp street. will be Sold
$40 splendid Books-Novels, Histories etc.. etc.
l. 100 lots Fancy Goods
200 lots comprising Diamonds Watches, Chains. Pins ST.
ver Ware, etc. IL -, T..
III GROCERIES, LIQUORS. etc.
| THURSDAY the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
j A. NJ, At 73 Camp street. will be Sold ~ B.84
l0 cases Absynthe -, re- ~ q
200 boxes Soap. egl-g -
l 100 Candles. .s4.t t| @ [t4t-
100 Brandy In bbls and Il cks., good quality
100 cases Cognac. s&
$50 super or Claret. " - 80 f' '-t =
100 bbls. Vinegar. '-s
\ $40 pkgs. Herring White Lead, Cordals Cigars.
AT PRIVATE sALE-l,o 100000 Havana, German and othe
| CIGARS. st-{Ut = H1 r ~ 5sTslt Va MIS-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
gebistu ot tbe I(arkets.

~ WEDNESDAY MORNING, November Is. 1857.
COTTON. The demand active yesterday, and with a
liberal supply offering the sales reached O0 bales without
material change in prices We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
EXPORTS,

~ Capt Jourdsn Of the ship Africa reports having zee. ON
the 9th inst lat Is 81 long & No. bark Jenny Lind steering
West y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
CONSTABLE's SALES.

FiHsr Jysncs,s Cousrl THoNAs DOUGH sRTy NJ MILES
= Pasiah Of Orleans 5aDOYEK-Hos 21ens 9 4 ts1ss
RxI,yIRTUE n writ s9 nsxi iasi.s y -
o. the Peace for the Psts Of oeann WIN TO se
public suction on TUESDAY, the lst Of December 1857,
HORSE AND DRAY-Mc. AS6& S553 .9lIlgfg 1s5aa
n Seized in the shove entitled sut Bs .@gi' f9t&
TERMS-Cash on the spct. nv ~ eg3sS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
~ PIANOs-PIANOs-PIA
TN N. FEHRENBAcH, HLETv

g5i 7S y. ' Ne. III Canal street, N. O.,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally thsf
he has just returned fo, Paris with large
PIANOS purchased by himself direct from the
o. PLEYEL CO., ERARD, KLIPPEL 4 CO., and others.
These Instruments furnished with all the important
improvements rendering them much powerful
and enhancing their musical ecs above al other
strnments. ..l,.fi.5 y 4, l9i. .4ss -l
He guarantee a.the Pianos which he sells a being
NEW and second hand instruments bought cheap
and polished for this Market has the with
strunents imported here by other parties. a s Z
There Patent Iron Frame Pianos made by Pieyel
Persons desiring to Panos will find large assortment
- NJ FEHRENBAcH, No III Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

Nj. SCHNEIDEKS PLEYEL PLANO DE.
EaP0T, No. SO Roysl street. !6l S.fs.4ta. eytr
NlEv The undersigned would call the attention of the
public to his and extensive stock of BG7 a'E
= PLEYEI'S UPRIGHT PIANOS, tJs
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly to his oder
These Pianos fnish admirable and touch
passed any and offered the prices
dions and Funss Of Louis xV Oriental and Gothic STYLE
with or without the Celeste Sound i,f -
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and Repairing attended to.
NJ SCHNEIDER SO Royal street,
OF sm 49, opposite Iou lana Bank.
NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
IA CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERYS DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES. It-
H. notice..
Jefery's Double-Acting Suction snd Force Pump,
toith India Rubber Bail Vafues, N
Suitable Sugar Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tions, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

MOB1LE-Steamer Caforna-$320 gold coin to A H May
co-S50O Tarleon, Whiting Tulis-2c 2coon gins Carter
&co9 mills Bell Buchanan &co-60 kegs nails to Kirk
snndres to order. |-f }' " ."."
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

mEMoRAnpA,

Per ship onsdes, from Iverpeo4 cabin and 1e in this
Per shp Gutenberg. from Havrs-l2 cabin and 2s7 The
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

CINGER'S SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y New Family Sewing Machines also Tailors Shoemakes
Camp street
Also Needles Silk and Thread all New York prices
Old machines improved repaired and other machines re-
ceved In exchange the Singer
Office in New York. LS4t WALTER BONNETT, 2
Of iy Aren't for Louisiana and Texas and else where.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
BgLow-coxING ur..

Ship Bambery wilams from Liverpool October sh
/ 80 ter, Lowell &co. fsii 9d5. g ~ -
Bark Gee Leslie Hall from Roehiaud to Creeyy Farwe
II Cargo, &00 bbls lime to Creeyy Farwel1. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

SALE or ii CAsEs BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANst
BY BLACHE i LEAUNoNT. AuctisnesrE &
UTEDNEHOAY,l 18th inst, At 10 0scl0ck n
w auction their suction rooms II Chartses
WI" 80 - '' 7b cases BOOTS, SHOES snd BRoGANs. s51
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

- STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE-CoN
ssing OF story Brick Bu ding story Frame
Building now occupied as dry goods and the other
$1,000 per Price of the buildings 5000 Ap-
ply to =-f'@- GARDNER SMITH,,
nl4 It '.sH. sr.-, '+'r Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE--A SQUARE OF GROUND ON
the Me,are Ridge the Flag Station of the Ponchar
train Ralroad with all the improvements, sistisg Of q
Cottage House with fou stable and chicken honses also
good OF select fruit heesal Of which In enclosed
d. j. HoCKERSMITH. S..N
pl7 I'm :l,{ "a @ 26 Bank Place,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-18

Ap Eagle Degree Lodge No. i, I. O. o. F.,
meets in Room No. q Odd Fellows Hail. the first SAT-
URDAY Of each month for the comforting Of the First Second
and Third Degrees and on the third sATgRDAY M Of each
Brothers cordially invited attend. Officers GERARD
STITH Degree Master: FRANCIS RAWLE, Deputy Degree
Master; R. L. BRUCE, Treasurer l.. N. JAHAN, secre-
5s'haf iy2i 6rn