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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-18

PLAN OF A NATIONAL CURRENCY.
LIST. Let Congress put prohibitory stamp-tax OF
(say) per cent on all issues other than national
made payable to bearer or endorsed in blank, or
which by any device shall be intended to pass
rent as money.
I'd. Establish bureau Of exchanges at Washing
ton to issue government obligations payable on de-
mand; and subordinate to this establish subordinate
the aggregate demand for issue shall be-say $780,,
600; all minor demands being restricted to such
places being points of issue the parties to whom
issues are made shall designate. .-y
3d. Let any party, or combination Of parties, who
shall obtain charter for banking purposes, or who
may now have such charter, from any Of the States,
and who shall depose with said bureau State stock,
not having than twenty years to rum federal
stock Of any length of date, and bullion coin,
ceive issues payable in coin at the bureau; such is
sues to be limited, SO that said depostors shall re-
ceive dollar of issue for every dollar Of coin or
too dollars Of issue for every two of stock aud
Of coin. ~
4th Require every depositor OF receiver of issues
to keep the bullion coin to the credit OF his out
standing Issues equal to 80 per cent under sli-
ding scale Of penalties follows: II the coin to the
credit of his outstanding issues shall be reduced to
40 psr cent, then they shall be debited at the rate
Of per cent per annum on the entire excess fire
dnced TO 80 per cent, then per cent; if IS per
cent, then per cent if 90 per cent, then 10 per
cent if Is per cent, then IL per cent.-to be COL
posted and to 60 to the credit of the government
and, If 10 per cent, then such amount Of the stock
shall be sold may be necessary to restore the coin
TO its proportion Of 80 per cent? and pay the afore-
said penalties provided that penalty shall attach
until notice Of said deficit and failure to restore the
proportion Of coin, either By surrender Of the ex
cess Of issues or deposite Of coin and provided
further that at any time depostors may withdraw
the excess of theirstock the outstanding issues
on the surrender Of like amount of said issues
5th Make no issue to any person. number Of
persons, under one name whose depos;te shall be
less than $50 900 in stocks unless the deposte shai
be wholly in specie. rnr ,ag. sgsTzrs{
9Th. The bureau shah furnish all the bills issued,
and each bureau shall publish weekly statements,
showing the condition of each account the aggregate
of specie and securities well the aggregate Of
issues outstanding. 80. LA -, s,gss..~.-=s1.,
7th. Each bureau shall certify its issues on appA.
cation to be payable at any other bureau on (ssy)
9th. No bill shall be issued for less amount on
its face than ten dollars4 -. ..,.-"...,. AL,
of diunin;sh he
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-18

NE rQU8DO OF Tt Uulo0 VAe8W1B that We
shavx foSFsds 2. ~ heess th ev;la TIA
SShce& afS the NAsnnr.l iziNZ e5Gcts of our
present system 81 bankine. We have satisfied our.
self at least that the present system Il unsound mn
safe and preiudical 10 shS fu interests and wants
Of the country. We thhk 80 e ~ nothing in
s.yre tbet this h t,s,e phase
81 bL6Ec 6pinion r8vSdlar Aerl;bsenf ia that
there shall be raiIicsf IN The present
systeua of hsakne. asd al i shalA a. rupaeced by
somethinp better and more nsefSllv .d.nted "a the
wants Of ifIa csuntrv. ssAs yeg -. nave snpeested
nothing. Indeed. we have fixed our mind on no par
ticular ,ul.n, And sn;dst the numbef Of scAsncs
propossd Il r. dIcut peyh,ps 70 stiect that ri;ch
K nr.ct;eAilv besf IN dine fine howsyer ne xkall
pronoee such plan a further nform.tion and 1,r
ther reflection NAV suggest a. comh;nnr the great
en- ,dvsnfsres for nj cssses Of men and occuns;ons
n o,,r country III ~ 7alN9ffss
For the nresent then vre nuhl;sh snch nl.ns aud
snvoestnns IN tbs so.;ect of 40 orr friends
NAV eend ms vr;.hon, ;nten i;n. In % don. IN ,nv
v;:e ~ sso,.s Nv .lart ,hs,n with ,h;. ,esarv:.
lion ua now nublsh he nj. n ~ S.,nT q paul Eso
of Pa,ershnro Virgin. and commend : - Tho a.
tent;nn ~ NM 4s.Is,s !. 1'.Ss ~
y 49, = psus,.r,,cc, sl w. No, o 9ak1
nr.p s;p T.nhm;, a. nmhc.,;o, Il ths ..IIn;onn
sy..a,, IF o,r~rsnc,, ,.hoh :. 10. 80. .hs mi,
- fs.,, "a ;s...s;.., hi. :. - =.
~. -as,,,. - 80" - 80, .S -
ec,;on ynu ,.ii, nsrcsvs IT, ma. sss arc 1st
Total dvorcs ~ hant ;ssss f-am, .hs hs;',sss ~
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Best pug, b. X. Cooper,
Messrs Middleton, Williams, Hussey, Carr. john
son, Hall and Lamb, also exhibited hogs, which
would show well out Of Duplin Errors Excepted
After the reading of the above report the Society
met and proceeded to the election Of the officers for
the ensuing year. when Jeremiah Pearsall was unan-
imously made President, Owen r. Kenan and las.
Dickson, Vice Presidents, Isaac B. Kelly and Steph
en- N. Grady, Secretaries, and DR.. Needham w. Her
ring, Treasurer
On motion, Messrs. o. R. Kenan, N. W. Herring
and Jere. PearsaIl, were appointed a committee to
solicit copy of Mr. Hoden's address for publication.
The meeting adjourned in good order, and in good
humor with themselves and the rest Of mankind.
.r ! ISAAC y sR B KELLY secy's.
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*Ths will Of course diminish as the coin dimnsass.
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Number of members,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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So iafaat's worked dress, Mrs. A. T. Stanford, Q
Similar articles, of very superior skill and taste,
were exhibited by Mrs. J. W. Carr, Mrs. A. G. Hicks
Mrs. n. Rhodes, Miss S. Oliver and others.
I'd best needlework, Mrs. A. T. Stanford collars,
Misses Bette Huffman, Kate Herring and Dolly
Moore also exhibited good specimens Of needlework
Best Embroidery, Miss Mary Jones, Of Jones, .
"a ~ ifT Miss Mag Larkins din
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COPS boxes candles Ave9a ,bbls whisky Martin Owen
Cobb-sz do Rnsha-52 do James Connolly &co-1do
TitusI00 TurpiD-7 bbls alcohol Joseph Iands &eol
do Nsutre &eo-l5 bbs vinegar Boudousauie Phipss9
frkps Adams Aco5 50 kegs do to Schneide-
fkns bis eggs DeiBondog casks bacon % bbs oil $50
starch Is Mns butter Wright &co5O do 80 boxes Of
20 bxs Grief &co6 boxes cheese ~ bbis
vinegar Doson sonlot Of glassware machinery and
ndries to r Folser &co-J FloeJ Gauche-P II Brin-
ton &co-Ward Saunders Hnrt-Bethell h Hare-Waldo
Hughes-AIfsed Kearny-O o Woodmsn-L J Webster-and
order. .. r..1- -.l= =t.
ALEXANDER A-steamsr Mongomery-l2 bsles cotton to
Toedano Taylor33 hides Baxeit &co bale wool Rhore
Hqgnbottam &co- pkg nndse burnside &coi pkg mdse
eysrich 4colot Of furniture Mrs Rudyand sanres TO
order-Toal IL bales cotton. s..lzt
BALlZE-steaIner Belle GA.es-sundries to order.
EAILR0ADB. -
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD b1s do chickens to Copeia-l 90 lapene
Il do W II Gsilard-sundriesto order.
PoNTCHARTRAIE RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer oregon-sundries to Gsddes-and or
der. s=r,.s- Il
ton, Whiting Il Tullis-ssndries to order.
JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
Notwithstanding Rob Waernan-l5 bbIs lime 70 Barra
tin Geo5 pkgs Marks Bros5 bbs turpentine Aeteai
&co-i John Hurley &co-sundres 10 Hail. Menp dco
Peet, sinnms &co-D Marks-John A Mitchell
FLATBoATs.
AURORA-Per Strrs Boat-3l5 bbis whisky to James Con
molly dco.
IEDTANA-pee Benhann's Boa-l65 tons hay to order.
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vICKSBURG-steamer Powell--15 bales COTTON 10
Hopkins &cu3 bales cotton Fellowes &co--l3 bales cot
jackson Aces do Miles Adams &coS bales Gotten I"
huckner Stanton Sewman3 do Wright, Allen &co do TO
Person &to-l Lewis Ogeshy-ll7 h0oes peaches6 acRs
potatoes toding-5 boxes peaches Male &ce-1 bhs p9,
JuigS do pears hoenZo-6 bo&e run StraneF
do Buss cu-4D cnbhages GaskyO 81 sacks poELgeE
Stadrr9 Uo hOur Dgesby Neutrality-suspicious. PORK 10 Keep
Bard Hcu-l39 sacks seed Martin Dfome-s SACKS po-
onions and sundres 10 Oe-fota o. oales eoon
JEFFERSONSteame RloOmer0 bales cotton to Iarlefon
Wiring Tulis-7 Henderson, Terry &c05 do to
Tuly &cp4 bales snake root boxes IN sc Head Massie
wool JAS Turner SHAFT McGan faUersoh-and
sundries to orier-Total ~ bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer d Jr-56 bhls molasses hhds
sugar to Miles Adams Sco-6 hhds Roman kernior
~ hds sngn Gordon jri0 sacks corn de Egana7 bars
iron Folgcr &cO-sundreS o order
Observation-Disclosures Lafte-6 bales to Heath 4
Nger-6 TraSciar Haydell-7 sacks onions LacroX
40 do &c sacks potatoes Bounnger &co-sdTes order
CINCINNAT T-Steamar Ds vid Gibr0n-"G bAs names Il
Richards SIocomh Sco3J sacks AND hhd hair Kearnyl0
hh lime Bridge, Raulett &coO rol leather WeShaEr-t
usrly Blair Vcol bars iron Eiw~rds-l pcs machinery
h. chs cr-ll do barrett aCO0 tf hbiS and iH bh's bee
l hoNcs strch and N 10 OnEnes VOORHEES, rgEs &co-lUi
els packing 81 hbrs wine "a 10 White
head thHmhesl2 hams Cooper u Nsbcrt2l bhlS do
ii ludiunS bu5 oil Is kegs 40 kna butter Bsuerton
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IMPORTS.

IIVERP0OI-Ship Geo Green-hardware and merchandise
to + F Folger &co-J A Bagure-Prlce. Converse &coW
ScoWaer Cox yco-Sark, Stauher -Prestley
A Reju-Parmele Bro-B l. Maan-J Dong1erty &co--J Il
Caldwell! &co-M Mier-Henderson Ganes-Cark. Molly 4
c,-J de Egana-R l. Adams &co-Hu MCCALL W Iachae
Sco-Mnnrel ayro yco-Baker, Moore ScoWm Prehn AGO.
G Blnckhurn-G d Metcalf &coW II Ietchford sco-A d
J Nj Keif &eo-0glesby 4 MacaulUy--G W Stssr--WUf &
Hoppe-J HernandezV Maignan--D u Representation
Basunldo-A Robb &co--Ellis Il Thrnsher-A Soube-J
jr-Brdse. Runle &co-A Larause HcoW Armstrong
R McCiregor &co-Graner &co--G Budtecke 3co-LeOn
Parre kco-Tnchunt &co-CreeYy 4 Farwe-John Gauche-
Sckes &co--4nd order
NASSAU-Ship Creoe-eargo of ship Taroenta
IIVERPUOIr-Shp Geo Green-Assorted mdse.
Pt!ILAnELPHIA-Bark Washington Butcher-Assorted
rudse
BlLOXESteaner Joan Of Arc75OOO feet of lumber
der.
TCHEFU NCTA-schT jean Creoe--t9O bbs Of sand
der
TCLEFUECTA-Schr Fruitiere-5a1 bbs sand TO order.
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Per ship Geo Greeu, from Liyerpool-S0 ste
MEMORANDA.

Es The Montgomery left Alexandria the 30th
officers report the Reub White and Wabash
Valley above Falls receiving freight for above The rve
falling with % inches water the Falls Met the Jos
Holden at Saline Bayou.
n9 ship Creole Capt Pierce, from Nassau P, 10th
ut arrived yesterday with the cargo Of the ship Taroeuta
Capt Pierce reports left in at Nassau ship Bowdich
hence Boston, having been ashore Memory Rock and
Nassau by wreckers The Bowdch paid S23 900
salvage would sail for Boston about the 18th July
On Sh off the saacs ship Henrietta Marcy and bark
Y ictora at anchor.
2ls off Cape Florida exchanged signals with the
Sloop of War Cyale bound North.
9th passed South of Bemni ship and three banks
a anchor.
26h bark ashore East of Torugss, with wreck
around her.
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
IL PLA n ERS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop but about one fourth the num-
required raise ths nsber consisting of children
of and above and women unfit for blowing or
picking cotton $780, 49,.
prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE if The Gin with Lap Appsndase
in Machine and the Segment Machines Of the Spinning Sc
and have all arranged in the Spinning Room on Re
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also competent
Spnners. - - .-.-.,,,,,
the very year will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the splners
Wages. 49, , -, - -..
NV OVEMENT its results to the Planter is equVa
lent having purchased of NE plantation nesros ets
more he works; and While ms SPIN
ming interest will prove diversion it will be exempt from
the cares and inherent Planting, Gathering ard
Ba ing up crop ur,>,,
N.CHrNERyis A CASH ARTICLE. but fer good accept
ace can grant reasonable tacties and for the RIGHT
THE PATENT oleoUrh be paid 10 me each OF the first
1--WE wears Yarns bring Ginued Cotton
with insuIiug payment should the plantation change
pFoprieors. -. :
cost Of Machinery in their particular case, they must not omit
IN state what the number OF pounds of their
how many pounds OF Yarn day they must SPIN.
a22 HEo t. HENRY, hoo1ie Ala
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DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR vol

~ LADIESFounded in 1888, by Madame Leris, and con
1910 Madame DesbayauX Burgundy street,
tween Customhouse and Bienvie streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session Of this establishment Pass Christian
begins June. The buildings there large enough
FIFTY boarers and indefinite number
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and wharf, The nsstion provides thorough and sut
stanta instruction stage and Of
guage Singing Solfege taught by Mr. Prerus the well
leader of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside the Pass during the and willie
tnue his lessons Singing and sofege in the establishment he
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations take place every month during winter
city every fortnight during the the Pass
The city school the whole for boaers and
day scholars. mv2S IL
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-SeanshipA Atlantic
bbs -four $50 sacks 90 bggug It's coils 20
soap candles, A bb whisky, and ~
bales cotton prints
BRAZoS sANTIAGO-Schr Minna sclier-2oO cases 10
800 bhls -FOUR 10 baskets OIL 80 bales ard sample
tobacco coffee 10 sardnes 10 earhenwae
600 packages groceries, pkgs dry goods sundres
MATANEAS-Bark VIM Henry-565 sacks corn 450 empty
hhds, lao empty bills % coal, 81, 9UJ bricks.
PRNSACOLA-Schr Conquest-l2 bbs -four, ties bbs o.
lard 23 bales hay, bbs molasses 10 boxes
tobacco bacon bbls pork 5? bxs soap bbls vinegar
bbs
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invented and obared United States
the combination q machinery for convert:
ing Seed Gotten into SSrns by continuous process rom
Gin through The preparation ard spinning machinery until Is
ready tor slIipmer. The saving o! ttTION
WASTE will be at least Ten Per Cent? and as exclude IN my
The machinery the cotton into bales or
its handling I'LL those TO and durnnSe IT, =" ch
very destructive in their operations the fibre INT are in
dispensahe OF ginning ard spinning manu-
FAC ureS YARNS made Of unhrol-T i6re and hence
w be fifty stronger, viii command advanced prices
Ind they viii distance all competition in market
The prepared dispose OF privileges 10 nss
his patent will be Informed terms Wlt com
plate rstruetions how it, how to obtain the best ma
chuaT all particulars on appcacA I'D
dressed 10 here consultation with ut my rooms,
corner Front and Dglphin streets. Up sta rs. =,
foS iySW GEORGE a. dHN Y Mnhtf. a
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Robt Waterman sszsrne from Mobile Badauc
Gossein kco-Carrolon and Jefferson Railroad
Ship Creole, Pierce from Nassau. p 10th nit Wood
ruff &co-lst dist "a
Ship Geo Geeu Fairbanks, from Liverpool May I'D TO
Whitney &cU-4th dist.
Bark Washington Butcher, Collins, ~ days from Philadelphia
to G W Hynson kco-2d dist
Brig Nudorus Haski from Maanzas TO Murison-arrival
Quarantine Station and cargo previously reported-3d
district.
Scfr Hardness Peterson from Tampico to odenbow
Iesparre-arva at Quarantine and cargo previously
pored-2d dist T r.
Schr Fruiterre NarciSse, from Tchefuncta-Basin
Schr Jeune Creole. Muggink, from Bonouca-Basin.
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Nsh Orleans 1ailg Grestert.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Ne@ 0rltans Moneg Mlarktt.


|
SATURDAY Eyen;ng August l. isST
w, ~ sr,sring nm the last month of summer under high
of health in our community Connected with the pros
~ a nm, State and CITY is the sanitary condition Of this EN-
T, ,hsrsfors affords ne the b,haxt that
m can eneat The expression made durise the last
hat the city was never more free from sickne at this
of the year Should continue 80 for the present month
reasonably expect an early Of the fall
trade even as early as the middle Of mex, month"; There will
undoubtedly be large receipts Western produce unless the
Upper Mississippi should recede to its fall stage The re-
ported great rise river coming the melting
of the snow on mountains may prevent the of
water between this Louis and the communica-
ton remain unobstruced till late in the season.
It pretty certain that expect heretofore
general early business
and delayed receipts will great influence
this respect The first purchases Of the will be
France and Northern followed by
Spain and the continent II Is certain that
h buyers will under orders from Liverpool and Manchester
keep market till late period impression
that prices much above their interest Possibly they
nav keep out too long as they did last autumn.
Dn T, 10y t 80, i've in Tho ci,v .rs heco , a. 49,.
this State Mississippi The present condition and prospect
~ .hs ,ow;ny cotton are extremely critical We bowav.r
bos s- ,s hest but it is well enough to remind ,os. IN al
h'pr io' 'e "E'' ' - " ''hs'i " ie'hiu 'h"oe Ill an
countries depending on eoo 10 prepare or Inc worst or
| short supply.
The business OF ie week mas 'esh connhea 70 'e ming OF
small orders Tor ah'aon me shipments Oh corn
Hour ana provisions 70 leAh'' 70 similar shpeh' iof aooie
ana fiofina wiz" oIe Vi "' ea'soe Vi aseo'eu
ana produce ior iesee nv , nave peeh ,e~' p''
from the ihte','f anu ', anu ''"s w ~ -,
the SEASON Vi Inc year mas " sway VIC nave ~ ''e a 'iefe
| IL lnote ousines u'''s 49,, -, 80, -, % p
| Inc CHIEF 'ea'ute y, e D ~ " A..N '
| 'hopsn nones LAO Ho' oe.' up . " ,
ho'iteu 1 ,r ~ ''..a ..s, 80 ss - ~, D.
| sfea 'ee"'e " " ~ ~ .,., g, D., -,
| We ie ai-o '' go. - Wv, . -, % -, - =.
| lieu 'oA PCT NJ, VA PAP pap e, - 100 -. . -, -
u " ~ " ~ 's' " '' N -. -. ~ 80. -,
iNeu 10 ''ia'se 'o' w = p ~ o po[ , lHs "l
moh's anu pei '.n'. ~, 'nsei '.e' i''' p.o' vac sene
Id, NJ ", M 80 W.. , -os w., . ~ -, :,
old chartered "a"As. i ~ =. 10 sD"'e' VI 'e 'A VI '
| i'"i'n 'o' ~ ' r. r, ~ " ~ .
tna 49, p"f''es VIM "'e " H''p' anu "Aet 'ne ohe'
speno 'ne'e' ie,"p' 'es orc Anoit' anu 'u e .
ta'se ihe' WIN NC o'e s'ou iesu' io'h 'e A. ae ''A
n"' NJ" s ~ " ~ " i ' 49,, "
s;,sd l., w Nd. f' '
p'sou''eu III ' ,'
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SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs.. The sales Of Sugar
fined to retail lots previous Molasses 900 hal!
bbs Union stoa Refinery taken about CSC u gallon
FLOUR The market quiet with sales of about 800
bbs ST. Louis superfne IS 1905 57 Choice Extra
at IS IS, and 50 Plants at 50 q Dbl.
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced 5000 sacks of
which $50 Mixed at 072c 500 ST. suis Yellow 13c
49, and few hundred sacks White from SNS5c p
bushel of Oats 200 sacks St. Louis sold Coo, and in
lots 6263c 2 bushe small lots Of Bran dis
posed Of at 9G995c = 100 rs ....
PROVISIONS. Meas Pork held generally s24 p
Dbl for retail lots OF Bacon "a casks Clear Sides sugar
hhds) sold 4c 6 in two lots 5 and Shoulders at
lie p b. Ribbed Sides sold at l31a(g3c p h.. The
comprised Prime l5sc, 100 bbs
l551. and 20 kegs at ll7Sc p b.
HAY Small lots Of Western selling at s26 5@s2 80
p tun.
noticed sale of FL coils Hand private
Holders ask &c and offer Of &c q b refused
for lot Of 800 coils in
COFFEE The sales embraced 800 bags, OF which 59S at
lOisc, $50 at 1O2t9ll and $50 skimmings at 9kc b.
CANDLES 100 boxes Star, full weighD sold at &c
| p b.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. About 80 bbls disposed
| of by party at Soc p gallon.
WHISKY. The market still dull and unsettled, with
transactions of any Prices nominal
FREIGHTS The higher and 76(tl5 32d
refused for Cotton Liverpool he little the
berth is held I'D for Cotton to Liverpool and c for Hayre
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Parish Of Orleans. ! widow N. BERTOLI-No 1z3-
RY VIRTUE Of y writ Of hexi faelas to me
ID the Hon. C. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace for Parish Of Orleans VII proceed and sell e gn
vier Streets the 4 day Of August
1851 O'Clock H., the following described property, to-
wit
ALoT OF GROUND situated r. fanbourg Margny, making
ignated by the No on plan drawn by Pile the h Of
April 1872 and annexed dated 18th Of May lSz be-
fore c. Pollock Notary and measuring g. Peacs
by q feet inches front Bagaele street @
adjoining on one side he surplus OF lot No 0 IRON
other No. said plan by Pile and separated
by Of 100 feet deep bounded in til by lot
1871 which separated by line Of feet 6nches tbs
| whole French measure, with the buildings thereon.
| Seized in the above entitled suit.
| TERMS-Cash on the spot.
| ie25 jyI Ii aus W. VI. MITCHELL, Constable.
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1882 surat 200 Bengal Egyptian, 100 Bahia and 30 Per-
export that deliveries to the trade for the week
have been about 90. 400 bsles.
sales day. 10000 bales 5000 being speculation and for
eypo
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de la Nouyee- Orleans. WILLING. n,572
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
n ciers de Ia sdite succession
peut davoir deduire dix ours dater de
publication risons pour lesquees lie compe
par te succession
point approuve oogue fonds mains
parts conformemepts au dit compile.
Par ordre de la cour:
iy2e ana P S. Witt GreHier.
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DEux1EME Corr DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION IsTIAN
de la Nouvelle Orleans. YOLKMAN- No. 1880.
TTENDU que Charles Black presente
n une petition Ia cour dobenir les eres
tele la de feu Christian Vokman deCe
de intesat--
Avis est par lie present que celia peut
cerner dedue dix jours les raisons
qlelles serat pas fait droit la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour o.. - -
iy3l aus 10 7. s. WlLTI, Grethfer
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Shipping SnttlIigtn1e.

MONDAY, August 3, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Atlantic Iawles for Galveston and Indiauola,
Harris Morgan kco
Bark VIM Henry. Young, for Matapzas. J B Murson
Schr Conquest Hanson, Pensaco n, John Hurley &co
Schr Minna Schiller, Wilson, Brazos Santiago,
S McIanahan &co
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NECTAR WHISk Us BBIS. OF THIS SUPP
IN Whisky, row handing brig lsadNra from BAItl
more and is well worthy attention OF cOAoisseurS and
JuSES, AACEINDER ( Co,
fyI 81 Grayer street
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srRaYED OR sroLEN-FRoN TIL

So residence OF P A. Shaw, No 255 Carondele street,
Wv yellow wr5-haired terrier Dog had chain collar
G- with brass plate. liberal reward will be paid
any letHrning said dog, by applying to
jyGT SHAN & MIS-, No 4 Front street.