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READY-MADE CLOTHING.


II unc aru rnamcirl uolar- IN IaokaReso Of 10 Al 81
cent per package ln SHARP ~ and aPea,%an' % 'so %
the prio" E'ery gent 'mfn who '"noml2t's t"N'"s %
tauld la, In supply ot iheso Collars lee peAen NY @ @
shop >ug ,oIarr, nom ~ - h - 10 per
ma ai.t. BrRRoranS, snAttk CO.
,,vy,EsvOl. Spring. .ND ~sNMEW 1851
- We hise accomplished three grand points In getting III
our stock of Spring and SIMMER Goods, 4 wit EeRahsr r
Styles. puabity ol Material. aud Economy IN rf''S
reputa honsc keeping superior Coo s So M'
established haiti snnncce>sal to sa more on ,aat
We ewouid call attention TO thu following articles" eo"ib
over raglan. tor spring Eureka Style
super Dress Coats. Baek and Blue
::apsr nlaeh rreek cea'.
single breasted Coat all eolors.
Bu,rh"s, Cas>tnere suits for Spring,
Extra Hack Doc shiu Pants
Fancy
Youths. oassmere suits
Chhdr.ns suits style. from to 4 to years old
Blaek SILK Sacks, superior quality.
Aipsc, Queens Cloth harpoor e"shmaf'', lto'h Coats
maresIles SOit, all er, lr,.
Jne paNcs eos fr.ck Yoke Patent Swris, II,
Marso Shirts ncw) with Garrotc Collars aihef"s' II"
Glesrs Giaynts. Neck Tics. nandkcrehcts Umbrellas,
''"''s' '' P'' ''f'' ''''' GLASS 4 RAINE.
sslem Register W,ihcyin Times aud Telegraph Western
Star bedford Sciine aud Abingdon Democrat copy tunes
HOW sTI cnrc-omctimc> n-h"d ho" u,
lla Afford 10 sell pm SUPERIOR S'yts ana 44da'
Clothing at asonshingy Low rriecs The reasons
ions In the hrst place W. buy our m9teihs 'l s
the lowest notch In the scrood place We manuHfo'
all the clothing We sell mud while We pay nr hnn'," @ n
Ie rcunneratse prices and such aS Will hh'' n o
tb b.st Vb, the manufacturers profit ot "meh our
soncr- the benefit
In The hrd place W. SCH for short time (makng
collect n bills LIST ot July and LIST JannatyD In tho
eoo5 a,r prizes nde constantly increases an
anordto furnish the ntsf at ALLY q" Ready Mhe
he bought IN the Notlh IN
cities BURROUGHS, sHAiER CO.
ma 20. Clothing aud Furnishing H"ods Ba2aar-
NERs DtEFEwENV-Ih"G Gio'hi"a sold b,
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Tho undersigned desires toeal the attention of fhfentH
and Guafpns having children At slow mental or physical de-
vrnpement fact that he ms opened In Harlem few
miles above the CITY Of New Nnrk, In very hrNllhhl mud
beautiful pcauon. Private Family ~uhont where such rh
and tpugh The experience he hns hni
than oght connection will the Mnaaaehnsets
STATE Institutions for Idiots has shown hun
much hc DOM In bringing these children to
more normal In ustanrts, he has had them
either school with advantage
or engage the dnos # c with Tho earlier the
trniunr circulars reference
address JAMES u RICHARDS
aug 2bdly No 81 Hroadw y, Harlem, New hniR,
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
Il A>AwnA A>D CINCINNATI

,,sA5---. PACKET The New and splendid steamer.
\ " CT ARRIEIt. J X. JOHNSON, Gonman.
der leaYcs KaHawha Sahurs every Saturday o'clock,
NJ for Cincinnati Freight twenty five per loo FAltf
S5-Mnals and state Rooms included lang 81 ly
NREE<E. HEATH - ALLEN. COmnIs-
~ sion MERtHAN1.S SAN FRANCISCO. .CAL-Cof-
tICE l3i FRONT STREIr. NEN YORK )FRreYar attention
paid To SALES OF TOBACCO and direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REfERENGES-A. y \. l.awrcnce4 4 Co, Boston Allen
n PaNson Nrw York, Courtney %Cushmg, Baltimore
Davenport, Alien co, Ejmor, Davenport y Co ludlam
~ Watson james T. Heath, late auditor, and Crenshaw
Co, Richmond; McCurkc JonoS. Daniel. Hurt ~ Pres
ton, I. y Ferguson Co.. and Mile, Crenshaw, Lynch
burg
N.p-ilavng established a branch of hous. in New
York our resident pan. in that ciis Will give his personal
attention to the receiving ranslpa and securing the low
est rates of freight Gree o all goods eonSgu
ed to on san Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co. will act for Ms Al Rich
mond. aug - eodly.
NAT1OsAa HOTEL. siuunton Sn. Thc
~ undersigned late proprietor Of the Taylpr loe Win
chester Va ayug leased the above property former
~ known the Woodward l1ousc) would respectfully inform
the public that he is prepared 10 accommodate s IN the
best
Iii, Table shall always he supplied with the host that the
market affords His Stable which is second will al
ways be supplied with the en Ter audarnv Ostor
Passengers whn The housc desiring take the Cars
entirely free from the which Rail Road Houses
their meals and reaching the Depot in time tickets
and
An Omnibus will always he found the Rail Road Depot
the arrival Of Cars TO take Passengers mud from the House
free OF charge W ID GILKESON.
feb 3dGm
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QpArsI-T ~ WHITE.
ID vobnr'o Commission Wcrch"uis,

$ "a HArIisT late of retorshug. Va
lNu, l. Nlurf. late ot the hrm oi Hes ,
ter White, Nchmund Va
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~,,>.nn,- Srw,rG mAUmINE-.--,!.c",

a,INt.ER's SEWING. NNNnINEs.--ss --ss'cni
- the concuriSe OF g'"hi
udgcdh hy This there no labor saving machine before 'nr
tuhc compnrahlot singers sewing Machines Aot eethh
lNhnF the highest reputation In ile United States they w"o
exhibited at the late "ENosent nivorAeo hffhn'e whore
they the highest premium aud great mhhniaet"
~ make them has been buill IA Paris
In every branch industry In which sewing to be done
with immense proht As the speed
the aw nhin Is Ia travelling on loot SO In sowing win
Singers Machines compared with hand sowing No tailor,
shoemaker rcssmakc carriage trimmer sHdllof natter Ar
shonld hc without Thu ar profit Of using one oi
machines regularly employed, Ia one Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where heo In mnrh HoMihB !"
he done these machines invaluable asHsHnce Planters
hotel keepers find tum particularly onent ana prom
table Those ma hines snple in their construction hni
snnR nnd durable hcug the only KIND Of Sowing MA
made by which every of work, oohtso of no
could be perfectly executed 1hnnlnaai Inferior and worth
Machines been made and sold under NninnH
singers Mnciuos Hone have been found every
where 10 satisfy the wauts If thu public
PLAIN Instructions tcnt Win ma
chine readily acquire the art of man
aging The machines packed securely 10 20 To any
part the world 70 all csons desiring more particular ~
formation VIII applcntony letter at either OF ohr ot
ices forward copy ui NJ singer a Cos thhoi" rhp't
whully devoted 10 the Sewing Machine lnter"ri
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From the New York Herald
SANTA AnDa's Projected Espcditsom Against
Wcsieo-Ihe ~pn"ish- America q Westi0Ws 10
hC &ell nv the SMOfd
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
uunvnnn u'inn lo.scry of Nnrytn"d.
Il. FRANCE X CO., MANAGERS.


ENtrn Class q,
To he drawn In Bati more. Md Tuesday, juno Joih u
Prizes amounting Ia lts3to dolaIsl
~ pryea payable IN iull without deduction
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IL tines atrut EnamUtul tolai- IN Packages" ~ Il" u" ~
cru per package In shape appearance these Collars
cquat huet Linen Cuiar and are sold btles hahh"
the price gent wlo cuuiomilales fRNrl"t
tauld la, supply ihesc Collars iHo peAen hA'eh
hsep aud SuK l.utn Collars, "m ~ ~ h - ~ f''
dozen Just received by ....... . a.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

sEco.p Dn1a.cr cousr SUCCESSION OF MaN sa DE
Of New Orleans. AAADO-No. Il. lGs !.
NOTICE II hereby given 70 the creditors o.
this estate and all other persons herein 70
they have Q. why the account presented y the en-
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court ~
ssa0 j. A. TAGoT, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxITK Coun y Dnrs'cr SUCCESSION DE MANUEL
I de Ia 'lle0rieans. DE AMAD0-Nol3, 1913.
eies de asusdite succccu e toates personnes
celia peut davor deduire
de Ia pesene publication rasons pour squelies eope
presente lie de In de ne serait
point appIouye ct homoogue Les fonds re-
partis eonfoFmement diff compte
Par ordre de Ia Cour - e 81 fk
se30 j. A. FAGOT psputk e3rssHey j
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xcn.C Buddecks Aco-wsecler Bieke-J DoughertyA
cIr-yiehosou ABeefe<P Fell 4coG Weingar<J All
kehsBradIey Wilson AeoI 20. mcns Plnss -o we
J4GNsR Company--T y Guion--Cuddys Brown Aeo-Fas-
rnackt Byos--J Weteter-A Ntenbsrger &co-sehifson
ycrlaDder-- Coleman Putnam &c0G l. Dolsou SON.
Miller Boven kcossmpssn Kesns 5000,
cod Knsp AeB-T Iutche- Sabi AceLusk 6co-.lAnefa
Bro~-WaIker &SsddeY-Hendesson 0anes-P = z keiJ 4
cnJ Linn &co--l Whiting Aco-Dsvis. Jenkins kco-N
TI.dss snideD Ieihsmwm Nec[scksn &c, 1co
land barrow 6co-W ii Ietehfoyd AeoE Stevens 4co-A
Pepfn AcoDonavan, Mclean GcoS Moore kco-sanl9I9
Bros-Flint Jones-M Milier-Dyas Aco-P Ma1lard-H
barlow &eoJ Lum &ees Wola-J HubssIdaH Grs zen
-(arroil Prtchard Gco-W W Crane keo-Bnnneff Raen
Clark RicIiardson Acow Arlington jackson
Tenneteu--Frost kco-J Burrows-Prles1ey Ben--F
WInburn &co-Eaton HendesonJ BaIhridgs 49,
North suaedes Eco-R Fenner kcoR NcGregor &ceHomes
GCiauss-BIache Leaumont-Nolony Bfos-J Dameron
eo-and order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. ...Nothing of any moment was
doing in Sugar few bbs New were sold from
second hands at Sc p gallon
FLOUR The market dnli with sales of abont Suo0
bills including $50 Superfne in lots at IS 62@S5 49, So
Fancy IS 49, 700 Unbranded 81 So 200 Extra at So and
the residue at the range Of prices.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn confined to $50 sacks
Mixed at 72c 400 White lots SOC p buhe
Wheat nothing reported and little on the market
Oats were good request with sales of 1000 sacks st Louis at
Soc $50 in three 49, and 400 at 5254c q bushe
OF Bran $50 sold Soc and ll of Shorts at soc o
100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork retailing at s2I 50 q Dbl,
but round lots could be had much lower rates Bacon
lOl5 casks sold at l3c and some retail lots OF
Ribbed Sides at l5c sales of Lard included lou
kegs at smaller lots at l7Ic y d. o Cheese
Len boxes Western sold in lots mostly at l1ac q D.
HAYl5l bales Ordinary Western sold on the evee at
SAG So and on Friday soO bales Western in store at so 20
y tun
COFFEE. AIS bags Prime sold a. lOc q b.
ROPE. There market and Good Handspun has been
offered at &c cash, without finding buyers
hLARD OIL..A lot of Is bbls Prime Cincinnati sold AT
81 20 u gallon.
WHISKY Retailing at 2l1a@22}ac p gallon
FREIGHTS Vessels the berth for Liverpool were still
filling up at I'D for Cotton
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J SHERIFF,S SALES.
SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
fz3 In Order to Eject Partition. y n
FIrrn DISTRICT couRr THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANs ".

q New Orleans: THE HEIRS i; q egiisssTE
70 ne 4 By s s,sa me
viii pseesed to eli at PUBLIC aaeon
esPe 1T:
.,.a.'ss e a ssfsgs RsssE f
Msay on and csme 81 rs
Magazine street. and us feet ss inches front on St.
az
The viii be sold public market md Is per plan
&c proportion Of the CITY Of
n said & e
ssd ss
secured BY mortgage and vendors R5Sese e The property
vENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF DE LAPARoIssE doRLEANs
CON. 1 pon ssasr m IS p. T pr IA sou
S.5 ykEF3sEsaGf Z 1ks
EnxERTg dun assrss Sssss + Il IS ~.
District dams l,saire sdes,S.
de Il Cite rue Dc Commune cees du Camp II.
i 81 T. an sa
reTuere snee dams s Quaieme District de vile Ia
Tsnfe.mse par les rnss u Camp Ste
rue du Camp peds 2S face la Magasini
ct l75 pieds 9 6S pouces face Ia rue Ste Marie.
Ensemble Qui desus appropriate u
Marche de Marche de Ia des Nj
gssne.
plan dresse par A. Hemecour arpenteu
ct au expose a Ia vente. ~.
CONDITIONS-Pour Ia proportion revenant Ia Vile de
Nouvee Orleans, SAVIOR l72 compliant pour la propo
ton revensnt aux herers Guoe sRvoir 1927, ct deu
credit bllets endosses i satisfaction des dts her
tiers poran pour dnteet Fan de ID date usqua ch
pour dinerst Pan apras eeheanes tusqaa
paement gaans hypoheque ct privilege de
sur la propriete vendue.
| JOHN N. BELL.
oc5 10 no2 16 q Sheriff de Ia paroisse d'0rleans.
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Ns6 0rleal,s 9ailu Crescent.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Atm Orlsans Hlpntv Narkst.
CRESCENT OTFIcx, No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesdov Rvenipv (lct IL ISS'

Tuesday Evening, Oct IS, 1855. s.
There very little to be said about the market this
evening large community instead Of attending
10 liz own immediate affairs watching the telegraph wires
This We said three weeks since that out Of
"a Banks New would suspend and the telegraphc ad
vices this morning state that 10 have Suspended payment This
was not it's entirely useless parties oedeavor
To create the Impression that the suspensions expected
We have said along that should receive the unavor
able reports rather that Bank suspensions and failures in
Northern cities might be considered as fixed fact YEA
The 10 Banks York which reported to have
nepded payment the following position regarding the
cash liabilities at the last weekly report: g.
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ARRIVED.
s,.arshin Galveston from 1ndianoa via Galveston
n, w q Tenpler .erwick's Bay.
stan n, from New York via Havana 10
Jennings, Las,. Nd Seo-lst dist. - ,
Jnssr for Sabine Pass, to master-Ber
wick,s Bay. ,,- VIZ
uynsan Sco-lst dist ~ 49,
Rro,oen slim Herman Kumnnn, from Bremen August 2ls
10 Meyer, Muuy &co-4th dist 30
Schr Hornet Mack from Pensacola, 10 John Hurley
co-Basn. 49,
Scbr Nvermiad Black, from Rgolets- Basin
Schr Anna Black from Rigoleus-Bastn. '-
sTEAMsBOATs.
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile.
Osprsy, Wood, from Yazoo River.
Pete Milestone. Greere. from Memphis.
~ Belfast, Wray, from Memphis. =
Adriatic Slackpole, from ST Louis. !
Laurel Hill, i..nnue. from Bsyou Sara
81 Nicholas Cable. from Sc Louis.
Anna Perret, Loiallier, from Washington.
Jacob u Farley II Hester from Alton.
New Uncle SAN, Van Dusen, from ST Louis.
Chnctaw White, from Vcksbnrg.
Rainbow Hollcraft, from Cairo.
/, " Powell Estes from Vicksburg.
Towboat Anglo Norman Steele from the Pases-went down
Eght-brought up ships Evening Star and Hermann
BELoW-COMING CUR.
Ror, Carlo Mauran Andres - days from Boston, to Geo
Fosdick.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LAKE WASHINGTON Steamer PogeI aa-o bales bales
Ward Saunders Hnn.Iss pshs hass
ton Payne Ssrrison5 buchanan Carroll &co do
xs q Es,s
Is Henderson Psae2 JOHN Watt 4eS@0 bales cotton
Efbavs Ts ]
Pe aqs FL O. Edward
q i I'd eIeos @ s cot
bbls aoa5 to S He d N
G cobs
~ e.
S aasx. @ 70
ss 81 ssp sss Z ss5ss n sss
s sass a HnnMss boxes gwae
ms 4sa ssp
bales cu%y Brown 4eoss bales s sS
Cotton, hhds tobacco.
CAROLINA Choctaw-22S bales cotton
# iss sastss tss
Ton EsP 40
cammaek anrs West Hughes Hyldsd 5sos Do 10 70
do Ts
bsr ssa e
co Richard Nugent bales co.onByne Vance Aco
Gssss
aa2 1Shn b %s Foley '11a
Cleveland &cosundries to order-To 1898 bales cot
st d.s Ss. Srff sss ~!
S sHsy M B f% or
n spps do Do is
10 BIS WHISKY slis sss
R asa lard Ksnne Sees
SIMON head horse
board-sundries to order
soi sss spi 'a oss
corn Prce Converse % sae com liz bbls Of
f -four ao1Teil Gayle Sco-6s hogs order
SSssT A ssss
onaSsn sqZ Edward Sale 6eo1S bales so'9,
bss" sf Sf
S,s soton Sae
Hunt Lumber l psrre5 - rolls Rs'
Ellis co-s Boeknundries to order-rotal 22o bales
cotton.
wheat to &co0 bels whisky to Bonio Bros1s &c
beans Joseph lands Lis eos osls flour ogeay
S bSs iour sacks Hofs Gayle Ssea2s
s suas sases GIs1 s coils
sse b ssd sss
IS ties and hhds bacon Eco
s ssfs;t @ Rs
Sss s.
1ah1o SlvsfsSsH ssS%
fe sy-ns S VANS Noble i Bsrne
eesrs Sca BaSy
&eo5J& Cromwell Walker stuart e n-
ct Pete whesons7s Il bales sotton to Ga
10 S Gssa ae n Sa6
Brsy ARG Jonson
Hughes HylsteS Campbell "a; Strong
esfss Ss seo bale bales cot,
3, SsKs 1aHss 8so SD Do DAYS e
~ s %n5fSs to ordss-foa So bales
4 bales cotton Cotton J oh
kld GSoR Psss COT,
as Mtsnbsg GER Mcdowell Minis &soa bales cotton
S Sstds sehP sA
100 Tae h'S Whiting Tai sacks potatoes bradley WIS
&co bb -four shaw Seo.oO boxes soap ns
l27O bales cotton.
ks ou1sseamer daie bbls gsa5s Dawson os y
SSi 5Ss i ios b fSRf &
Dsssn soa ssss es nG s5ss ssSs
apples b6s flour Keep Bard &eo SS o SIC
ss ds Sss as sos
o v spps Ss eo 15s
b flour ogesby MaeaulsyEss racks whea.
of order.
BAYOU Laurel ar,3 sx bales v eSsn
;s;S Fsi'f H,, Sss$
aees ea Sasy osas
40 &eo sn fsason to
Whiting TusMs do FL paS Eaz- hhdT sS ES
black As bbls do to cavaock &co-ndries TO order-f
RAILROADS..
at NEW ORLEANS. oPELousAs AND GREAT wEsTE
RAILROAD-6 bales cotton ty order-5o bales cotton
silva7 do Harkneyl5A sacks onions and potatoes TO
-, ba-Dolplant-and order.
81" PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBHEseamer Oregon bales osnaburGs to sanfOr
p do d Metsalf &co-sundrest to order
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CATTLE MA 4 z E T.

CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. 49,
Arrived to-day $50 Hogs $50 Sheep and 46 Mich Cows The
market continues we'll supplied prices easy for purchasers
at last quotations, viz:
PRICES:
Rrrr C,1fnE-Wsserp Fine and Choice l0G-
Rough and Fair. .............-Gl-
Att,kspas Texas, etc; ............ :Si6te4o
- Ordinary and Fair. .S200GS-
Inferior and Ordinary .s2&9lS4 ~
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky (per head SAga %
Choice -
CALVES AND '..--.-.......se oodV
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But this is not By careful examination of the eigrans
who arrive Garden New York, the rates Of nearly
1000 day is aseestane by the that they
oueny consists United States $40 pieces purchased In
the European departure The demand then, for this
exports of those pieces hence Now
the of mmigr~ns arrived i'll the last ten years Il
AGO. if maintain the the aggregate
omount is 1868 CO., equal the whole California
production startling one, and if the aggregate
only 10 cent ascertaned of Castle Garden
Ii important of has been taken into the above &C
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Shipping gntelltgtnGe.

So WEDNESDAY, October IA, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
e's"psn'p "' Harris 4 Morgan
Dali. :, a,,asSoa Nichols for Uayre T G jenkins
i D.hn sVala WbitnkeT ior Mobile C " Newton &co
ecu' '"ep'S" Merritt 4 Mcconnell
s,r nara Reghick for Pensacola Merritt & Mcdonnell
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MEMnRANnA

e4etgsl-f SFAssEEGBns, zs5aSs - "a
Pei shp hermann from Bremen-lo cabin and sA2ssessge
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Rtbiepo Of tbe Hlarkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, October a. 1857.
COTTON There were but few buyers in the market
Yesterday who took 5000 bales irregular prices
though mostly 9lUc for Middling to Strict Middling
TOBACCO..N transactions reported and prices are
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~ The officers Of the steamer New Uncle SAM report left
81 Louis ~ inst In port loading for New Orleans steamers
Morrison, Mcf, Florida and Lakeland. Passed
Henry Lewis aground Il TsIand No. 81
~ Capt Jones Of the ship Evening Star reports having
experienced severe gale the 7th inst in long Sn
which she lost mizzeutop4mast.
EXPORTS.
SABINE PASS-Steamship Jasper-2ts head cattle to l.
Brousse Aeo-5 bales cotton 70 G Cooper AGO. II
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cha. Nor
gan5e bbls -four 60 sbls whisky is do lard casks bacon
$50 sacks 100 do maxi 125 baggng 20 coils rope so
boxes Candles Is do cheese, lhhds vulgar. = >
HAyREBark Gennessee22A bales cotton 1A5 bds hides
1000 staves. 6 3 e. -
NOBIE-Schr Anola-l sacks corn 1883 do oats 25f sacka
BRAN 400 tiles l slate ITO bs hoop on pkgs xnors
IL boxes sardines, S do starch.
PESSACOIA-Schr heph edess-60 bales hay $50 sacks Of
corn, 50 do oats % do bran.
PENsACNLA-schr Dora-4O0 sacks corn rs do bran, Il
bbs potatoes bbls whisky 80 bbls -four do sugar
Piles, 4 casks bran, do onions, 10 kegs nails
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SALE OF SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, WHITE AND
~ Gray Blankets.
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
INTERMEDIARY. 18th lust. at 10 o'clock -.
w n, at auction, at their auction rooms " ohaiuoo
street. will be sold j .,,rnu,
N~ > = s bales White and Gray BL ANk ETs. III I.
Thirty packapes DRY GOODS, such Sprague Dtnen .
;chm9p Prints Oxford Denims Beaced and brown
nomrsics white Flanne Brown Drilinss
FIannes etc. - - -e '''r ola
1V-TERMS-Cash. : -
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T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-. TnRY'S EXPRESS, FOR CALIFoR
{flF55s MA AND EUKrPE
We are prepared to receive and forward
PARCELS, PACKAGES, JEW ELRY, DRAFTS and Freigh
description, California, through the agency
WELLS FARGO & 40.
We will receive forward any part of EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer:
Parties shipping will have cir reght ready the day previ
to the sailing of the steamers,
S. TOBY, Jr., BRO,
au2I 3ptf 81 Camp street.
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S....,. BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
49,. 3hand and for sale from the mandatory of
~ Messrs. J. VI. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
crr;or Billiard Tables Brunswick's patent Cush
ions; also Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
ing TO this line. , A., ...sod =,
fAAio'e A. w. MERRIAM,
r,7 l., st. Charles Billiard Room. N. o.
1rEIVINTJ, 1;CvTI'ON SORE Ws-SIX AND NINE
inches in diameter by twelve long, in Lsthes Out
ur;css SAMUEL l. GILMAN,
iy3J 3mkw 70 eiravler r e..
I W. ROLI., LATE OF TIE FIRM IF 4LanDlSG
II. { ROLL, Uu1fSt, SIGN, DECOR ALIVE and 5 re M
BOAT PAINTER, 50 Poydras street, sr Camp. an22 Sm
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MILLINERY

- - TO THE LADIES!-LELIEyRE,S E8-
~, tablshment, No alO Royal street *
The proprietor Of this establishment while RETURN
ing thanks for patronage, would Inform the La
dies has received her Fall stock Of FRENCH AkT
FICIAL FLOWERS, materials for their msnuactue
gether with splendid tment Of goods for tauts Day,
such Wreahs Crowns Crosses and al other adornmsns
for tombe.
APares who ordered goods last spring. will please take
notice that thew ready fny delivery se25 tn4
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FOR SALE.

o. JUST ARRIVED, WITH LARGE LOT OF
EC Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands,
"A BIacksmiths House Carpenters Cooks Washers and
M Ironers, and House Servants. The under
sicne receiving supplies during the which
he for sale for cash approved paper at HAAss
Stand OF Esplanade and Moreau Streets New Or
leans .. :, .,,,n,,
seal smdGWt JOHN B. SMITH.
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~ SAe-Rem0YaI from Espanade street, !,
n WALTER L. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos q and
Baronne where he will be found early in the
an with large Virginia and yland Negroes for SALE
lie preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
business he intends conducting coming The
location Grayer and Common, Bsronne street
which due from the ST. Charles Hotel
aud Is convenient ell the merchants and hotels
~ WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
II and 10 BIronne street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-10
jyT;aw6wM

RAINS IN THE SorrH.-Por the last three weeks
this section in COMMON With nearly every portion If
the South, has been visited with raias every day.
The ground il quite wet and the creeks and larger
water courses are unusually fal for the season. On
rents in this peighbcthood aud We feel satisfied must
have caused considerable injury to tho f&ns. The
river is gradually rising, and es are entertained that
the rich producing lands On The Savannah. nov ia
high state Of cultivation, viii be submerged by tia
rising water, and tho growing crops destroyed Gee.
Stab. a. well ~ In sections bordering on the head
waters Ct the SsvaIpah tell 10 that the raiss hAv-
been vsry geseral wherever they have beaa. Sow.
tIsl heavy shOves Of rain fep yesterday aud Last
right! Augus:s Ca; ConstitudouAlist, Aug. 4.