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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. The sales Of Sugar embraced
100 hfs Clarified 2l22c, and 20 Porto Rico at lll2c
= Ii. Of Moasses 6 bb sorgho sold at about ACC =
gallon.
FLOCR. We noticed sales Of about 1900 bbs mostly to
party ment including 49 unbranded 81 23 81 81
% 81 3 80 Superfne ST. Louis IS IS 23S Indiana at
the same and $50 Extra at s. = bbi
The sales Of Corn confined to about 1900
sacks of which 46. Yellow Mixed Csc, 800 at 70 35 White
Mixed 49, and $50 White 15c q bushe of Wheat $40
sacks Prime Red sold at 81 Ii = bnshel. The sales of
Oats comprised 600 sacks St Louis 4Oic and LIS Ohio
33c z blshel Small lots of Bran selling at 5c p 100 s
PROVISIONS. Pork was still fner and Mess was retail
ing ST 50 SIS bbl mostly the latter price. of
Bacon 40 casks Ribbed Sides sold in two lots l5c q ID
Western City Smoked Lard 800 kegs Prime
sold on Friday at l71ac q tb.
LARD OIL. We notice sale of % bbs Prime Cincinnati
at 81 10 q gallon.
l. COFFEE The market still stand and did not
hear of a sale
GUNNY BAGS....A small lot 40 bales was sold at l5c.
WHISKY. Nothing OF any moment was reported
FRE1GHTS...A ship taken for Liverpool at I'd for
Cotton and 5000 bb Flour shipped for thai port AT IS
Dbl. Vessels the berth filling at "a for Cotton.
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IMPORTS.

CADIZ-Ship Danuhe200 sacks salt ur casks wine PUG
& Aveud8nO-ll5 do l25 oclayes wine TO II Meugens &co
NEW YORk-Ship Amela-Assorted mdse.
PENSACOLA-Brig Gov AuGtrson-li50 900 feet lumber
PooIey, Nicol &co
NEW Y0RK-Ship City of Brook! n-Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-Shp Wtlhngtou-Assorted mdse.
VERA CRUZ-Seamship Texas-SlOCO W Zachare 4
COL 4o Camerden5VO do to lhborde Xques-
3g 60 do Fl Iauaa3i3S Is Gabelero Basualdo-2500
do de Egti-5363 do Puig Avendano-2O bales Leaf to-
rcco Fernando Cardeach-1O do Cramer &co40 do to
BongiAr ,Sco--l56 do NJ PAyro.
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Searship Philadelphia
Assorted llise
NEW YOKK-Slip Realm-Assored mdse.
NEW Y0RK-Shp Genoa Assorted uldse.
NEW YORK-Ship Uaion-AssOrtel mdse.
PHILADELPHIA-Bark W Poutuev-Ass0r'ei ndse.
COVINGTON-Schr Victoria-&5u0 J bricks order.
BAYOU LAC0MGE-Sehr Jouyile-4QO bbls of sand to or
der
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Philadelphia Gray from New York via Havan to
Jennings Lalghland &co-ls dist IS
kco-previonsly reported Quarantine sation-lst dist
Ship Gy Of ro9yn Mtche 20 days from New York to &
Ship Wellington Prnge IS days from New York. to Chester
Ship Danube Golng Il days Cadiz, PUG Avens
no-3d dist 80
Ship Amelia Wallace u days from New York. Creevy
Ship Realm Burgess q days New York to A Fosdck
Ship Union Davis, from New York. Woodruff scost
Ship Genoa Pcnnell from New York. Fosdck2d dist
Bark Ponlney. Mashon, 20 days from Philadelphia to
Bark Gen Warren Clifford from Matanzas, Murison-ar
rival and cargo previously reported at Quarantine Station
Brig Gov Anderson - days from Pensacola Pooley, Nj
col Sco--Gretua.
sc Red Fox Cole days Tampico TO Fernandez eco
arrival and previously reported at Quarantine Sta
schr Victoria Ford from Covinetou-Basin.
Sclr Fonainbienu, Peters from C9vnglo1-bas'n.
ScIr Eliza, llutchnsS, from Pearl Rlver-bnsin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Oregon Myers from Mobile
Laitte, Michel, from Lat0urche
Capitol BHrranco. Bayou Sara.
Ra,ides, B,rsow, from 81 Louis.
jas Montgomery, Montgomery from Louisville.
A T Lacey Rodney, from 5! Louis.
Hope, Mcclure, from Red River;
Woodtord, Mtther, from Louisville
California, Huichings, from Mobile.
Belle Gates, Janir"t, ir%m Ba!ze:
Sunbeam. lenslow, from shreveport.
Towboat Panther Whitney, from the Passas-towed down and
St bark Hannah Thornton brig Brownsville
schooner Esther Burr-bough ships City of Brook
lyn and Wellington and from Quarantine Station bark
Gen Warren
Towboa St Charles Chambers from the Passes-owed down
and to sea lth inst ship Delhi aud bark Rhone-brough
up ships Danube, Auleliu and brig Gov Anderson.
-irnught M shins Realm Genoa union, hu K { "
Poues and schooner Red Fox from Quarantine Station
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Mexico
800 hbs -four 100 kegs lard 600 bN soap ana candies 10 boxes
and shoes 100 coils rope IS casks bacon " Dds apples
1860 do govt
PENS ACOLA-Schr Mary Elen-l2 bales hay cSks bacon
10 do rice 800 sacks coffee ~ hbls Hour bbs
asses 10 bbs potatoes iron kegs Of nails LOG pkgs
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Rtbitu If The H(arkets.


NONUA1 MUKNlNb, sept IT, ls51.
COTTON. There still good demand for New Crop
Saturday. 1909 bales irregular but gene
rally full prices ranging l5 l524 and l6c for Middng
Good Mdlng and Mding Fair. Our quotations for Old
Crop and mostly nominal:
News RJ,EASs CLASSIFICATION,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

C0V1SGTON-Schr Fontanbsan-50 bills sand to order
PEARL RIvER-schr Elza-sOO bbs sand to order.
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Exc today quiet There were some sales of three
days sight New York 4 premium and the Banks were
also checking at 11s Some the Banks purchased
sxtrdays sight New York 23 per cent
sterling and francs we did not learn of transaction Several Of
leading folks left in lo o'clock boat to-day
There transactions in stocks to-day
Conditions city for the neek ending satur-
Sutta. In
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~ IMPIIEE IHE CIIlNESE AND AERIGAN SI-G e
TO SHIPPERS AND MAS

n OTICEI-IMPORTANT TO STIIPPERS AND MAS
~ of Vessels Trading with Mexico. ~
Persons shipping goO, and vessels clearing for
Mexican ports informed that by applying fce Of
Mr.. J. 7. LOPEZ Il Magazine they have ali their
consular papers under the IGNACI0
T. UAUPESA, ESD well acquainted with the Mexican Tariff
and other Custom onse regulations he has
for many years with the Consulate of Mexico this cy ii,
documents shall be delivered in the proper manner and ready
for clearance, moderate remuneration for writing them
sell IN
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A,ik HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
YWSaWASHISGTOE BATTALION OF ARTILLERY-
fsHgSS Arsenal. Girod street.
The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil-
Iery attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY of each month, and Regular Drills THURSDAY of
every week 5 clock until further notice.
by order of
j. B. WALTON, Captain
WILLIAM H. SLACK, O. S. my23 If
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.


- ST. LOUIS HOTEL-DURING THE PAST
ID summer this elegant Family Hotel has been thoroughly
k1aieaned, additional improvements added and general
renovated It will be for the reception of its friends
patrons THURSDAY list October Patrons will al
find the Hotel and Baggage Wagon arrival
Of cars and steamboats,.
sci 3m CHARLES T.. GUMBEL.
- POINT CLEAR H(yTEL-THE PIX OrRIR-
Of the Battle House hereby give notice that the
4 retreat viii be opened for visitors abont
etc ars unsurpassed the whole coast Rooms may ~
secured ny addressing r Fl. CHAMBERLAIN 60.
Mobile. april 90 1851. my8 II
BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss
Ns1 This desirable snmmer Retreat generally know
he Southern country under the
next, Tor the reception Of visitors
Tine proprietor order to the increasing demand for
rooms At his motel has erected during past winter ad
donal building I'D feet long, containing and finely
ventilated Family Rooms, houes DE- able 10
modate all thar may favor him with patronage whether
transient or permanent
anding the finest water the Gulf with the ppre
flowing direct from ocean and having
epidemic, have failed Impress yoaby n
many visitors from the different Southern cities and
Attached hotel extensive orchard
spacious grounds Handsomely araneed fnefv
ventilated apartments bachelors Billiard and Ten
Alleys venieny and neatly fitted and stocked
Carriage, and Horses always be had at the
| notice. gF
The proprietor determined spare expense TINT WIN
enable him merit continuance Of the
heretofore received and to render the Of his
| agreeable.
Visitors from New Orleans will fs
wharf at spp City from Mobile or the East At TIL
second wharf 81
Applications for be made to
| WM. BARNES, Mississippi City,
| or THOMPSON BARNES,
frlA
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Shipping Sntelllgente.
MONDAY. September IA, 1857.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico, Lawles for Galveston and Indanola,
Harris, Morgan Geo
Mary Elem Garre1son Pensacola John Hurley
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Sixth DISTRICT COURT SARAH CLARK HER CREDI-
of New Orleans. 5 TORS-So. $40.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
IN the nsovent and to all other persons Interested,
that cession of her has been accepted blythe Court
for the benefit of her creditors that they the
Office Of T. / Ricardo Notary Public, MONDAY the 2lt
day of Seplember 1851 10 o'clock, A. NJ for the
of celebrating upon and taking into consideration the
affairs Of the nsoveRt and that in the meantime all proceed
inss against her person and property stayed.
And that F Haynes ESQ., attorney and counsellor at law
is appointed TO represent the absent creditors.
GASP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, August 10, 1851 au2i 3tin30d
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
sIx1ENE CoUR DE Ds7Rlcr2 SARAH CLARK vs.: SEES
de la N'lle-Orleans. CREANCIERS-No s. iS9.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA ciers de Iinsolvabe toutes personnes que
celia peut qunne cession de bens etc
cepte Ia lie benefce de creanciers
comparative en- etude de D. Ricardo noaire public LUN
ni lie 81 septemhre 1851, 10 heures NJ Peet de de-
beer ct prenre consideration les aaire de Finolvabe
QUEEN attendant poursues personne
biens sIspendu.
creanciers absents
GASP'D JAMES, Deputt Greffer.
Bureau du gre.ter ce 10 1851 au2l 2tin3Od
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE Of LOUISIANA. 7"
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT2 WARREN A. GRICE VS.. HIS
of New Orleans. CREDITORS and the Creditors of
Grice It James 5.5O4.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ the nsoven and persons interested that
Of his property has accepted by the Court for their benefit
they have the OF Rareshde Notary
Public, MONDAY the l2t day of October 1857. at II
O'Clock NJ for the purpose of celebrating and taking
into consideration the affairs Of the insovent and that
meantime all proceedings against his and properly
s.ayed.
And that John McKee, ESQ.,, AttorneyatIaw is appointed
to represent the absent creditors.
By order Of the Court:
GASP'D JAMES Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office September 1th, 1851. sell 3tin9od
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WANTED.

NTANTED-A GOOD PLAIN SEAMST R ESS DESIRES
w work. Apply Euferpe street, door the dry
goods the Of Pry1lua street. sel2 #
WANrED-A LADY AND HER DAUGHTER ARE
w DESTROYS Of obtaining Teachers either in pr
families in schools in the city They will
give instruction In English, French Drawing, Music and EN-
broiery Good references gwen. Apply the Crescent
office sal tf&W
~, HOUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
faJ Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
EI comfortable House. suitable moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would be preferred
Rent exceed $500 500 year. For house that
suits lease of three to FIVE could be made Apply TO 81
GrIvier street. iv2l If
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WILLIAM f. MUIR VS.. F. W. DELESDERNIER. TUTOR
Of the Minors Joseph Moore and Eleanor II. Muir.
BY GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER.

of The Minors Joseph Moore and Eleanor II. Muir.
BY GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER.
OFFICE, No. : Commercial Place.
= Pa h + sr H6t 1921 sc"l psr
net oaS1 Of New S san aSs ih aueon
Banks Arcade Magazine street at Il oeoek will be sold
her three children.
jim. aged about lG years;
WARGARET. aged about years.
SALLY aged abou, 20 years plain cook, and her daughter
New York Life Insurance Company Script issued
Crescent cent Mutual Insurance Company Script issued
Home es' Iu, o1 Insurance Company's Script issued
in 1852 and 1888 for. oo W
One Promissory Note of Psssnore Hopes 4 Co,
with in,sfes; from September l5'i,, 1855.
sales Brenan Notary Public the expense
OF the purchasers. uu20 81 sel3 &c
de les mineurs Joseph Moore ct Eleanor H. Muir.
PAR GARDNER SMITH ESCANTEuR
BuREAr-No. Place Comnerc;ale.
SAMEDI, lie &c septembre 1857, CONNIE par
H. 1 Hfaf t de- M o. a fe T " SteT tS
yendus reUcan, rArcade de Banks des Magasms
NANCY, aeee denvron 40 ans, cush,iere aveuse
JIM: age deniron 10 ans;
MARGARET agee d'enyiron ons.
Tae billet de Ia Co!npagnis d Assurance du New York
une billet de la Compagnie d'AssUrance du Crescent -
Mu,ue issue 1853, pour Ia 20 90
Une billet de Ia COmpagnie d Assurance dr Home Mu-
tue issue 1852 ct 1883 pour la 50 10
-AnsS-
rne billet de promeSse de Passmore Hopes 4 Gle,
pour III sonlift los ID
avcc inter ct iu Is seprembre 1856.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Acte r. Brennan notare pubque
de lacquereur au2J 81 SELF 26
A. LEVY, Jr., AuCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor
generally Office, IS Common of Camp
street. SCI ly
| COMPREHENSIVE AND AUCTION NOTICE
~ The Undersigned have this day formed coparncrship
the firm OF H. PEYCHAUD, HYDE & CO., and will
time the Auction and Commission business No IS Old
street. formerly carried under the firm Of H.
h Co.
AS heretofore they will attend sales of Dry Goods
Ing and Shoes also sales sales of Real Estate Slaves
| Stocks,
Liberal cash advances consignments and
| cashed on moderate terms.
| Regular sale dayS-TUESDAYS ard THU RSDAYS
HENRY PEYCHAUD,
| Z. H. HYDE,
| EDWARD ROGER.
New Orleans, September S, 1857. selU Ct
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. G. DEL CAsTILLo-HoUsE AND
Lot on Craps street.
BY n. VIGNIk, Aucioneer.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, at l2 o'clock M,
> at the ST. Louis Exchange by virtue Of order IRON me
Honorable District Court of New Orleans dated 9Th
May 1857 No. COB for account OF said succession Will De
sold .... =, . +, A.
ALOT OF GROUND situated in faubourg Margny. in the
Third of this city, comprised between Mandeve
SPAIN and Craps streets measuring ~ feet IRON, on
Craps depth Together with the house w.
1874 containing four gallery two kitchens and servants
rooms privies etc.
piy.TERMS-Cash 80
Act of sale before 0. Droue Esq, Notary Public.
SUCCESSION DE NINE g. DEL CAsT1LLO-hAlSoN
ct Terrain sur la rue Craps.
PAR N. YIGNIE Encaneur.
CAMEDI, 10 Septembrc, 1857, q midi a la
. Louis dun ordre de FhonorHble Sec
onhe District de Ia Nouvee Orleans, en- date du Mai
1851 No. IL G63 il vendu lie compile de la dte success
UN LOT DE TERRE faubourg Marigny, Troisieme
District comp Vaudeville Espagne Grands
Craps 30 peds de face Ia Craps
ptofondeur. Ensemble la maison No 34 CON
quatre chsmbe gaeric curnes, ct chsnbes
ionestigues larnes etc.
DTTIOSS-Comptant.
Acte de vente pardevante o. Drouet, Notary Public
aui9 q SCI ~
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
S1XIRNE CoUR DISTRICT WARREN A. GRICE VS.. SIS
de la Nouvelle Orleans CREANClERs les creanciers
de tirce ct James-So $500.
Wis est par le present donne aux cream
II ciers de insolvable que peu
quune cession ben atcepte
ienrs benece quis ont rennir bureau de George
Rareshde notae publique LUNDI lie 1eeme doctobe
1851 Mai ehet de debeer, prendre consideration
les aares du dit nsovnbe QUEEN attendant
suites conre personue biens suspeniu ..7l
E que John Mckee noue pour represener les
creanciers sbsents.
Par ordre de la Cour .......
GAsP'D JAMES, Depute Gretfer.
Bureau du gretfer, septembre 1857 sell 3in30d
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AUCTION SALES.

100 GASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND AN EXTENSIVE
assortment of Winter Clothing.
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctoneers.
MONDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, at
lanction their auction No II Charities street, will
sold
An extensive assortment Of WINTER CLOTHING, such as
Fancy PANTS Drab and Checked Cashmere Pants Dab
Cashmere business Goats; Black Cloth Frpck Coats Grena
dine silk Finished Velvet Vests; MORE Antique and Black
Satin Vests; Black Cloth Raglans Tamas, etc.
Also
100 Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
6 Planters and Hungarian Hats.
k9rTERMS-Iiberal, at sale. sel4
HEAVY THREE POINT BLANKETS, BLEACHED GOT
Grass Coth IL and l24 Lancaster Quilts frins etc.
BY II. PEYCHAUD, HYDE CO.,
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 1O O'CLOCK a.
NJ auction No. Is Old Ievee street, between lien
vile and Cnsiomhouse streets, will be sold
10 bales Heavy Three Point Blankets;
~ cases assorted Bleachcd Cottons;
IL IL and Ia Lancaster Quilts:
600 pieces q CiOtils-superior Manila
And
An assortment Of desirable GOODS consisting
Prints Casmeres Cottonades, Plaid linseys Hosiery SILKS
Linen Cambria Hand erchefs Wooden and Flannel Under
shirts Silk Cravas Drawers Porte MonnaeS Black aud Col
Ured CATERS :,
H9y>TERAS-I.berai, at sale sHii
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OF A-MEDICALI

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-M EDIC AL De.
~ parmentThe Annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
will MONDAY, November l6tll 1857, and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D.. Professor of Practice of Medicine
j. l., RIDDEi.L, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
WARREN STONE, NJ: D., Professor of Surgery.
A. II. CENAS NJ D.. Professor of Obstetrics.
GUSTANus 4 MOTT, NJ. D. Professor of Maeria Medica.
JOSIAH C. MOTT, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and Pa
thoogy.
GILBERT s. VANCE, VI. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The for Dissectng will be open the second Monday
in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital
The Students the Professors in their visits and
free of expense enjoy extraordinary practical adyanta
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily in
the Amphiteaer Of the Hospital from the LIST of October
Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other subjects without
charge to Students. THOMAS HUNT NJ D., Dean
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually, in
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by the
Institution. aul2 3prf
l w. ROLL, LATE OF THE FIRM nF GLADDINti
u. ROLL. HOuS Sc, SIGN, DECORATIVE and STE AN
Z nyIra Strn Ear1,, lI1no9n
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FOR RENT.

osx FOR ItENT-FROM TIE FIRST OF OCTOBER,
f very desirable twoory Frame Dwellings 40 and 2l
As.l Magazine street. Apply to w
HYDE & GOODRICH.
Of and Oval stree
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Steamboat departures Gbis aag.

- Consignccs OF the following goods to
order per ship Ocean Pearl Capt. Chandler from New York.
W. Coo quarter pipes liquor, Mcti Co rs kegs soda
Reading bale II a Co sindries, will please make
themse ives known the dschargng clerk levee
wise they will lie Stored At their expense and risk.
sell GEO. W. HTNSON 4 co. 81 Camp street.
AJ-S snip Ocean Pearl, Capt. Chandler, from
New York, dischargng her cargo Post Third DIS
tric Consgnees requested the receipt of
their goods the levee otherwise they will be stored at their
expense and risk
sell GEO. W. HYNSON l. CO., So Camp street.
Date of Departure of European, California
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MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
reasonable facilities; and RIGHT OF
THE PATENT fourth to be paid frs
five OF the the Yarns bring nusd CpIon
with contract insurng should the plan stiou change
proprietors.
Propositions from Planters may made, and know
cost of Machinery in their particular they omit
to state what has been the number OF pounds
how many pounds OF Yarn day they must Spin.
q
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II NORTH CuLLOsI, ATToRNEY-AT,LAw win
IL nd all professional business ST. Landry and Ayoy
eles, thai may be entrusted his Office MARKS
WILLIE La
Reerences-Chas NJ Waterman, hardware merchant; C. n
Olivier, ESQ., Thos. D. Miller commission merchant; Chss b
Singleton. attorney Nixon Adams Crescent office,
New lykW
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NEWELL COTTON SORE WS-SIX AND NINE
~ INCHES in diameter by twelve feet long in Lahes
OF solid metal supply in and for sale the
prices. SAMUEL i. GILMAN,
iypU 3nSW 70
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ITO HACK AND CAB DRIVERS

Hack and Cas Drivers will be furnished application
Office of the Chief of Police, with the Tariff and Extracts from
the Ordinances which by law they reInred il
vehicles. CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
3D5t Muyor.
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF IOTTON
II PLAN TIERS.
PATENTED LMPRO TENFNF IN THE N4NUF4 cTERR
FARMS,

OF TiRNS,
EMPLOYING Spin the fourth the
required -ts nhmber consisting Of children Of
years age and above and unfit for blowing
picking cotton,
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
RINATION OF MACHINERY inclusive of the TEAM EN-
CINE if necessary-naHey: The Gin with Lap Appendage
in Machine and Seqrent Machines of the Spinning
ries, all arranged in the Spinning Room
plantation, complete, with great dispatch. Also, Sopatens
Spiuners.
ONEHALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very year will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the SpinneS
Wages
IMPROVEMENT in its results the Planter equiva
his having purchased of plantation negros etc.
productive than those he works. while his Spin
ming interest will prove his DIVERSION will be from
the and anxiees inherent Planting Gathering
Ba D a crop,