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Connell Rlnass Ialy llths 1857.
Ths poavsu1ioa AsssEabtsa paFsaaak =
presioaa nosias, aud was temporarily OK
gaaissd b. iAs slsesi0a Of NOah Harris
for President, and Isaac r. Aldaa fos
sserstaEy. ,gsz5 aTHaf zaI :
On mo&isn . COMMITTEES of thEss WA
appoinssd 10 examine and report On Gre
dsntials. The chair appoiassa - msHi-
bsrs Of said sommitsss, MssSrs, Test, Nc
GayrsA 4 Real. The e0mmittes throagh
sAeir chairman reported delegates hom
ftAe following Townships; -
.0oansl Blaas is, Crescens y, Rocky
FPord 2, Centre l.
On motion eoanitsse ct shrse w&s
lappOfnsed, eonsissIng of J. ID. Test, G.
4 Robinson and ]. Z. johnson, TO report
loikcers for the permAnens Organisation
of the Convention. The committee mads
the following report, which was unAni-
naoasly adopted ana the COMMITTEES dis
charged:
For President, ID. n. Huyett,
Vice Presidents, ". Garner & Il. Harris
| Secretary, I. n. Alden. - Gil.
o. moti0a the convention proceeded
20 the nomiuasion7of candidate for the
oasee Of 0egass Iu4gs. a -aas~~F 81
The following named gsatieHaen Sere
annOuars&l respectively as candidates for
the nnminstian: H2S5sz aH ii p 'F1r d
sa1aaai KnsppsE, d. 8. Nye, Johh Il.
Sherman, VIA Baker. gg fsla s.a...t
The convsAkioa proceeded 10 ballot,
whan tia following result Ssas obssinsd:
Mp. Knepper had II votes, DIR. Eye I,
Ar. Sherman Is MF. Baker Q. ~
AE, KnsppsE having EsosiVsda m&ior-
isy Of al the yOtsa Oasss was Ga Eastion,
declared unanimously nominated. ~
On motion the convention proceeded
to the nomination Of eaniiaats for the
ofBes Of Sheriff, With the following re-
suit:
VIM. Baksr had I3 Fotss, N. ". Rob-
inson ), ", I. Biggs g. s,...
Mr.. Baker having majority Of all the
votes cast was declared unanimously
nsaainased. "
o. osion the convention proceeded
u me aaAainaaion Of candidate for the
oEEes o. Tre@sarsr and Recorder, with
sAs faalowshs naals 81 '-~ W " a
0 Hw. Hsrszs ASd "A votes-seAttar-
ing5.g a9
On motion Mr.. Esargia ~ declared
uaaninaously nominated. : 81
On motion W. Z. BieEs was aid ased
By aeeIAmaticn Is ! sknaidass f5s Ne
sases "a Uororer. 2aA p -
ID On motion ths Prsaidenk was Aushoxs
ized to appoint 3 DenOerasie CanaraI
COMMITTEES for the snsaing rear, 10 eosy
ssst Of ave members. Ths chair an
she sppOinsussEt u the followA
Ing gazslssaen, AsmsmbSrs Of said eo1a-
mtsAee @#sEa @@s
5 DGaisl .. 'Jaskson, ,. d. Test, Esass
,, Aldoa, W Z. Reel, wm. Hfnslaan.
Hoa. ID. TeA moved the adoption Of
Ihs fOlasNsAg rssolusion, which On me-
hen wAa am@ninasasly carfieas
AsseIpe6, TAas each msnbsr of ais
ssaxsmsssn hAEsby plsdgss hisassIS soasei
vi honorable means 10 issaxa Ne aaee- 1
Ion Of the several nominaas az this con. |
Fen4ion.
hwss sHcved and carried, that The pre-
'ssdidgs Of tAis oOnvension be pahlishsdl
i the 6ouhSii BluMs Bukts asld Crescent 1
Jssy efssie. u sd ? "
On motion the convention adjourned /
iHe de. Il
q ~ m n KFxFzxwsHsn yx..s.Ea...s Il
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GRgAT Lam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eitiSsns Of Cincinnati, Msssrs. Twsds 3
Andruss Robbins 8 Pamaroy, and MAJ
colin CLARK, Esq, hare purchased ne
WiHnsbgge Indian Reservation Id kha
northern part Of Minnssota, being txAsa
u someshing like TO 900 acres Of the bsss
lands ID Mihnesota. II was rssefysA By
acs oK Congress Tor the 1Finnshagp aaaisns
And some ~, 900 we're expendsd On u
s. NE GaYarnmenl il opexsfng FARMS AID
aRaselng snbssankiaa dwea Iingss Risk hais-
dings appuztanants The tract ineiaaas
many GOOD khsusA new, kmEzaas. mad4s
partial eultiyassefs soon which aTaakeaa
sixty good houses. Seine Vaessssa aRzAas
pRopaF lsgsl asshogisy il sgss egeA -
sals By AkS Land Assas 0f -
der inssxuesione h9m w sskSns salAs 80
vas snapped up for the sssm ef 80 30
80 O0by ahs parties Shews saaasieaAaas
~ ----4-a--~@s-.zaass~lgss.ss
~ During thslass few aays ws have
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CIDER & Mechanics Teal

ngK ess j fali md sa,....
&sas n Dabsnef 3 Hsuss -
aFss Masawaxs ard Mechanics Tools - %
esy iisssip diFsek from The nss4 v y
nguvad manusaetmRsxss Agrieultursi =
HoEefenakurml Hnpasnenss In great va Z
eonhgnang aal tie recent aad ussfsi \.
pscgenaSfs, aes the Saving Of vast al, .
n lsax IA e kAsARaaE sonmaRity. ~
= sSNIa u request aearefui =
8 ts6a 81 ~ dezagfVsehs OF nv 49,, y
as zszR - &bAeeAbs afss ~ ~
E4oals gFeaEaH Naagl hMa sross-egt s Sc
which are yaxSanty9 slee have On h,sS
IIaxKs assoc mi ~ HnnG Rides asJ s.
seass EFohy Has Nails, CLAN, Re A. ~ y
best hfandss-sR AKnsd, my stool il Is -
eompiets, whaeA 2ef IL quality ana ,. ~
q aAm &ssswmsaasA 10 oiFsr such fpdps.rp.. .Ss'
aa wllI e9snasa i Iherai share Of tk. I-saa
Ekrpns asis aud a3jafEIng counties. " ~
90 No. Q, Kaapifs Block, Lower B,,,,
way, Opposite PaefAe House, 'a'
eouncfIs aLuK1at ssss.s.t,' -...,....,osu.
Dec a1s 1885 "a
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4 - -. a ll8k1sAEt8A3 IVu4s 1Va kkk1ps
Hon. JatneN HaehAaAnr- DsAr Sir: The
essesi0a ID nsw ever, and you are prssi-
tasns. DuTing me eznsass T havs hslIeg-
cd fer ron NATL azn. h0axwa. aaa my
thzoat u sore and / hare slAens al NY
saaaif change, II yoh have rot any oissea
saass wsazd saas k66y IL nv are, gsAAilf-
tean ysasal i aehld lika 20 havs h; aad
IL not please ssna ne Ten doIlaFe.
Tours, reauectfnIIy,
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~ Daring thslass few aays " have
lad refreshing showers.
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k55 The Atlantas Georgia IntalIigsa-
ceg sara ths folIowing letter was asms 10
Ar, BashaAAn b. = juTsAils GsOrgi@ pol.
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! NsM slgzltAhoFae lesnf so1sr, AID
ssesaa hsaaa acuxsh0rBs @ssS TDewgs, foF sale
eaaaaS 2sx eash. EaamAs 80 e. J. FOX
unaneaa Elu1. KeWas
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~ NSAAa-1s 49,
Beihl, Andrew
lBeehs, Isaac e.
lClem, z 4 r.
HCOot, CoEnslia Mrs
Coles, Samuel
Chain, Adolphas
|Censom, James g
lCombs, Josiah
Cres, Alison, Miss
Copeland, Thos. L
Chapman, John
Chase, Reuben NJ
iCarmmy, Joseph 5
II0Ieman, Frank
IClihton, John
j GeEse, Lice
Cuppy, ADAM
Csgter. PM Is &
Cram, WIN W
| Gran, ] I'll w
+ Cotton, = s
Cream, James
Il Greek /, william
i Case, VIM P
Dubois, Harrison
Day, C Jane Mrs
Day, Thomas 81
Dwiggins, Robert
Dansan, Joseph A
Il Duncan. W -.
Davis, George w.
Davis, Theodore
fDickinson, John w
Il Daykin W
Duhning, G Mrs
Dexter, Hensy d
Durham, j 3
Eaten, Henr 4
D&toa, Ell
EgglessoR, VIA 4
EngAt8hs A y
Fisher, Robert aG
Fishes, Washingtol
Fulton, A III
kerd. Albert
fTAins Peter
| Gamble, joseph 2
| Gamble, Amos s
! Cana Dol, Mary A.
| Goddard, Geo T 8
| Goodrich, A r.
/ an0sarl, Jas a
| GuissAr, Mary Ann
| Guitar, = Mr.
/ Gorton, Mary Mr.
I GOrton, Edwin
| Gipsons John 4
Griggs, A g
Claim, WA
HAEless, &c, DR. 4
Howard, Efaeis q
Hand eOa, ] 81
Henderson, & 1
-
Harsh, 1ama q
anah Jaa ii
mbh
afs W n
stsk ~
Hasha se
Hak 10 /, ca
I'll sAh -
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s35ft Uas4 =
TIT Dr.. HUYETT prssiasnt,
! lEA4c u. AGpusy Bsslys 5a g
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

;s
Payne Mands yle McIhen1S bales
Sgss HsI,fs yqsis% Xse5 q
Miller Forester-sundss order-Toal s5s bales
] N eas to
M4!d saunders Hunt Robson Aisn- bales
M eo DO T hss hs Asn asS S
srd Summers ScGs suskss s'sn,en DO
ssl as @ so May sss ss.I9
to o5rder-roal SIS bales cotton
sj SSs %sssy IN ls1s
$GW Conn; issss butter psi5ndies,Ss ptss
Ssls lard ii Sst'ssea bss sssf voGsss. Srisss
Ss apples . bSs snon Ssa sHf boiler Bsaei
Hare ~ rolls yam nelane Fa"ehauxS boxes mdse Con
pss fsg bbls kas % boxes cheese schneider
sos sRs sd pseo oa! + TuInes
cotton Carroll rritchard Sso25 bales cotton Payne Harr
ord Total II bales cotton 2 hhds tobacco.
ST LoUIs-seamsr VIM y Morrison 100 bbs -four Horrel,
MMarine bills black Roishiord seo5s 5xs cheese
Sco bis wGty joseph S BIS s
eu 50 do apples 80 kegs bnt casks cheese 80
Gs
sss $sf s3s GUS slS
by Mcan!ay-s hb whisky Buddeeke &eo-,4 sbls Of
7 Moore kco-l69 do 20 sacks bran 10
Thompson &co25D bbls -four James Connolly &t020 bdls
sedar trees pcs baging to Person &co2Do
boxes oep err-muyle Brohersl eask hware DoIgher-
Ero- pkgs KeRaghen60 bbls apples IL hhds
bages JOHN Brie-3 pkgs mdeJ Fash &co6 hid sugar
Nil ken-5 bbls and sundres to Leyermo-e &coSl
owners hoard2 head cows IS head cattle and
sundres to der.
MEMP AIS-Seamer Ben Frankin-79 bales cotton to 7
Aydlett &co-76 Cuddy Brown &co5 Cooper &co-i7 do
Green Gnnp Pitcher GSsiet &eSa Nelson keo
sfetIfsgo Auw.y Sco-27 John Williams &col6haes
g Phillips Eco Davis jenkins Sc III Tisus Groves
c g Feson Stevenson &co6 do Miles, Adams 1co8
Rusey iair &eo6 DO Brady German &eo5 bales cotton to
Byrne Vance colo Geo &c 10 ntIyl boS mdse to Byrne
and sacks dried apples Schneider Harvey
oo kegs lard % bh -four enke &coi2a bhis -four to
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Neh 0rleans 1ailu GrtsftId.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nsn 0rIeans Hlontp Nlarkst.
cRzscrsr orrrcg, No. 70 Camp street

r
.,a rraas hvehl1K' oe. 10, ies.
ne a'u ssne Nn,cn nave pIssahso io me past
nree passing on IN TACT there was moth
'"s ~ ,.s ~ s maj = great pAn'c mao passed
N's w. 80. M ' 'he nanAS was aaie'' ana
~. - . -. -, 49,, - sN~ep'. , s 'n'.a"e'
~. - - .....1. = ~, ~. p ,N'''s" h' "'uei
- -. .:.a. - 80 - ~, -. " NUS eA
-, e.. .ss - s,. ~. "AnAs''n VI !. Wv o'''.eh'
-, 80. 80 :. -, $50. ~, p"yen ~, u uepo''ors
49,. s IT, ., 49, =. "'' e'se '"nN,s ~
- ~, ,, - h;hi n,r, !. s.'. ...s ' s
~ 49, CO., pr ~ + ,s;... Co., d., III g. =, -
D. ~ D., - -. o ~ 81 H. c.. .,,, -, ~
;; ...,;sd .h .,k. .nd ,,oroh ,ha RI - I.;s, =.
Co.. a.,ss.d !, ,s.nsn,, n,os.a w., ~ T,
,va a, i,nno,,a,t ono res,n q, vro. oa h;1
and worthy If ALI nrese W. s,e rear e.ssd
Al q. consumaon Thi. is NIT The time for our anking
ntio,s IN rave anv other than commrnv of GOOD f.so
MA ~ fr;a,bin ,ubicb viii rado,rd IN ~. Whit, GOD a..
.,, az ,b.ir ov interest. mara ,o,er a N .o into 70
nuson nil the attributes of Yiendbin hro,beri f and
uood , has never offered .;ncs III. wear ,s2. II mt e
fine for accusation mr. recrmna,ion w. have n.,sed ~
verify believe the Inoenous .noch for tis occasion
one and all every member NJ or commute tn
mote and confidence Thew are all ba, are wanting
relieve rs of the effects Of the unfortunate which
has beaen u.s. and which came upon us in the night
and in the origin of which in its chief iocipiency our
munity is free from blame
1t affords US pleasure to have to state that the RIM on
Banks entirely subsidized There was nothing more
demanded than in the ordinary course Of in
day of the most active part OF the We fondy cherish
the hone tina, in few days all Of the o
will have passed away In fact there was nothing contrary to
this view observable TODAY True looked dnIJ
and gloomy in and the Bank of New Orleaus the Union
Bank and the Mecbancs and Trades hut these hanks will
probably save their charters and we believe will Mt an early
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We append the following letter from old fogy retired
merchant of Boston Losing sight of the old land
Northern cities has been the chief of the financial
crisis which has reacted untavoraby and strongly
nocent and uninpcated communities for
M Dear Sir have yours Of the ID and glad to find
that with and that bank is expanding its
discounts regret however that this has not been
adopted by the other banks the las. official
18th ut shows aggregate reduction instead Of expansion in
loans And The last reports DO not show any the
ueuce for immediate and considerable expansion
whole country notice remarks banks discountng
long encouraging the perncous of long credits
ecoect wey We az was then ~ active business hat was
in Of eight months being the established credit
the manufactures. 1 that
credits given in New York shorter than those given
within the last few By offering large discounts for short
time do not agree with that the banks should confte
bad for the community have been upwards Of forty years
director of Boston bank during the of which
which should be paid maturity and have not refused
when having six months to run
enough coming any emergency. hardly recollec
discount day when the Bank has been able to discount
Of making call which prevail extensively in
New York This SYSTEM especially erncous to borrowers
your large capital would find difficult in ordinary times
find business enough at short dates to meet their wants
with long perhaps collateral On referring
the published tables that the Banks of New York have
lions September "a certainly violent proceeding The
Boston Banks reduced their liabilities from 23mons, August
Banks obliged to follow the of New York hut in
perfectly easy position, Its their customers, the chants
Very truly your obedient servant.
NATHAN APPLETON.
menous depreciation. What the canes Is there anything
hut the severity the money pressure trust but moth
ing show more strongly the necessity OF decided relax
JOHN A. STEVENS ESQ., President.
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" shaw &coso sacks wheat Bradley Wilson &cos pkgs
pdsc Adapn Express Company toordTotal lis
ben Nssrons-i2 ward Sanders Hupts Neisoa leo
Mcslsrsy Hr.dfs.d2z Johnson aeo5 bales scston
sueh.anen c.sro 3eos Hs.ld sssse g
.sT OF ssa
sundres 70 order-Tota rs bales cotton
BAYOU SAEA-steaaer Laurel eHhl-33 bales cotton TO
fhos Male aee bales cotton
payne H.rlisens Msndsylls MeIhepny bales sstsen
Forsta-1box ndse Brugurzz sacks onions Leblanc
son-T5 pigs Col TompknsIs bbss Iis q Nanaux-2
do talIow crate hides Tos to III
bales cotton 80 W
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LATTE Il pkge eggs J AdMns-l
Laperre Ferre-l Fernandez6 Do Roberts &co-
Edo Bassest do Giraud-2 DO .abel1 DO bdl hides
suenei Dbl honey Troscair aayde-s bd skins pkx
eggs Bogain &co-sundries to order. AZ
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAHROAD1 bales cotton to Warren Gilmore &co.-l6 dc
Carter Acol3 Harding Abbay Morehead.3 bales cot
George Connely-6 Persons kco6 Bradley Wilson leo
Oakley Hawkins &co-0d0 Ward Saunders Hunts do TO
Bne Vance 6c5 do Payne Harrsoa bales cotton to
cotton. 75Ifl- 49,. ..'
| sNEw ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAlLROAD-l3 bales % Dasilva-sundrjes to A
| RoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
M0BILEsteamer Csforna-i,e bales cotton to order-lO
Carter &eol do May keoT pkes mdse John HYDE leo
Il 90 hhorer Higge bottom &co-l do HanselfSl5OO
! cotton " - - - V
rLATBoArs. "
CINCINEATIPer Pattersons Bost-15o bills -four 100 bas
whisky to Joseph Lands &eo.. 90 =, ~
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IMPORTS

PENSACOLA-Schr Martha-Lambcr lsths sash to Simpson
& Dorr.
MoBILE-Schr Baleares-372 bbs rosin turpenne
Price, Converse & Smith
BTLOXI-Schr Inviueible-27 900 feet of lumber to
Stocker.
PEARL RIyER-Schr Isabella-35OOO feet lumber to W
Stocker a.,
BILoXT-schr Adele-3o0 900 feet lumber to stocker
BILOXI-Schr Star-3O 900 feet lumber to Stocker.
b. BONFOUCA-Schr Liberty-35,0 QUO bricks to order.
TCHEFU NCTA-Schr Ann McGuinn-5D0 bbls Of sand to
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

skc2sD JUSTICES CouRT,z JOSEPH ALEXANDER VI
Z Parish OF Orleans WILLIAMS PHIILANS w.
2 l.. -5s- .si A.fSS
RY VIRTUE OF writ OF fierf Tsea.s n ~
directed by the Hon. G. NJ Second AZ ~
Peace for The Parish Of Orleans will and sell pub
1857, at IL o'clock NJ a. s-37E7,I
Seized fn the above entitled suit. sEei
TERMS-Cash on the spot 49,
oc1T Il 26 80 W. W. MITCHELL Constable
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SUCCESSION OF o. HINCKs
BY Fl. PEYCHAUD, HYDE Il co.
c. SAxoRY, Auctioneer
SATURDAY. October 81, 1857, at IL O'Clock
- H. the ST. Louis Exchange, Louis street. by
orders from the Honorable the Second District Court New
Orleans dates 18th and 2h September 1851 for
of said succession, will be sold
L. MARGUERITE, muatress, aged 30 years-cook and
washer
2 DIIIY, daughter of Marguerite aged over 0 years.
g. CYTTALISE muatress aged about II years-house
want.
4. OPHELIA, an orphan girl, aged about years.
r9-TERMS-Onehalfca cash, and the balance a credit of
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed
c mortgage and to bear interest annum
Of payment at maturity.
Acts OF sale before T. LAYTON Of purchasers.
as on
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FsRNs T. N
RY VIRTUE Of . writ of 6ert kacIas 70 me
directed BY the Hon c. ~ Bradford Justice the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will pub
lie auction the premises at No. 1914 Carondelet
THURSDAY the 9th day Of October 1857 10 O'Clock NJ
SILS =
Seized in the above entitled suit. r fIt - n
. TEKMS-Cash on the spot
ocl6 10 q - W. W. MITCHELL, Constable
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BEIIZE-Bg Creoe5S2 bbs -four, 1856 do pork q do tar,
alcohol do do vinegar IS do bread Sbbls and half
do beef bales oakum tic HAMS bNs CHI
as cIare casks wne $500 States 5000 feet hunger bags
coffee 10 kegs butter, 80 pkgs nidse.
CAMPEACHY-Brg Enlprasnra-lO ties lard l do hams IL
boxes do caukles do crackers % kegs butter % bbls
onions potatoes do ppes 43 bales and dry goods
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TIE lark EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. 16
Arrived to-day 1874 head of Texas Cattle 80 Western
Beeyes heavy stock of Texas Cattle moderate supply
Sheep and Hogs, and about 80 Mich on ale
Prices are easy for purchasers. We quote .. j. w..
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MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE
and Piano.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer,
...-. Office, No. Commercial Place.
MONDAY. the 10th inst, at half.past 10
l O'clock ut Bienyille street. between Burgundy and
Dauphine will be sold
Mahogany Sofas Chairs and Tables Black Walnut Bed
seads Aros Washstands Tables and Chairs Mirrors Man
tel Ornaments Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils etc.
Also fine piccolo PIANO,
HFTERMS-Cast, oil
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ARRIVED. ..
Steamship Opeousas Ellis from Galveston and Indianola
W Tempeop- Der wck's Bay.
Schr Martha, Harrison days from Pensacola 20 master
Basin.
Sch Baleares, Faurier, two days from Mobile to MASTER
Basin.
schr Invincible, Keeper, from Bloxi-Basin
Schr Isabella. Randall from Pearl River-Basin.
schr Adele Stout, from Bloxi-Basin
Schr Star Parker. from Biloxi-Basin
Schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basn
Schr Ann McGunn. Earl. from Tcqefuncta-Basin -
sTEAMsBoATs..
A Andrew, Dowly, from Red River.
VIM N Morrison, Bof1nger, from St Louis.
7 Twichell Smith. from Cairo
Republic, Stewart from Napoleon.
Laurel Hill, Lanoue. from Bayou Sara.
California Huchings from Mobile.
Swan, Hays, from Red River. lt.
Ben Franklin Clarke. from Memphis
I4aftte, Michel, from Lafourche. "...
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AT PRIVATE sALE-CoTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT AND
Vacant Lots in Carroltcn.
BY GARDNER SMITH Anctioneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
A COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot or White
IA street, between Melpomene and Terpsichore.
Also Vacant Lots in Carrolon, fronting the Railroad
BBls Of the Suspended Banks of the city TAX in
ment at par. oil st
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REMOVALS.

MEDICAL. HOUSE, No. 50 Castumhonse street. near
l Royal street-for the Cure of Old Chronic Aercurial
Syphic Private Diseases without Mercury hinafanee
business exposure friends and in
all cases 4 -, s., ,.,ss
cures effected. which
able hyscians jnstfes him In offering his
services confidence at tire Unfortunate. The following
are of the diseases termed Priyae" and of which,
contraction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James par
manen y eradeates mey; syphilis primary s'c2ndary md
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Afcous Of females howeyrr
complicated they be- Diseases OF Back
iammatiar Of e Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulee's iumors and all Diseases of the Sk
Dr. James would al call the attention especially 4 those
who have privately ad improperly injured themselves
and solitary habit which rules the unfit
ting them for either bu mess society," viz
hhy or lmpotency The following OF he and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF youth,
M.akn Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head pmness Of
pepsa, Nervousness Irrabilit symptoms OF
etc Mentally the Fearful eff the mind be
dreade Loss o Memory Confusion of Isas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodings Aversion society sefis
Love ef Solitude Tniity. ct OF evils produced
All pc So afflicted with of the above sympems hoald
health decacy you apply and
yourself the awful and dreadful Of this
sterrble msla y. So. 5g
Weakness the organs immediately cured fun sger
restored. satlTl
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. James, is So cnston
Private and separate reserved. Hours o. attendance
from s A N. to 8 p. NJ
Consults tious strictly confds ntial SEQ
cssss " Gonorrhea cured tweny four hoers
or no pay. D.. JAMES,
Oh ly, 81 Customiouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-17
AUCTION SALES.

SPECIAL SALE OF RIBBONS AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
~ BY VINCENT CO., Auoionecrs. e i
AK s 70 .,.s
l:S boxes 14s'' + s sss1e u
g .. MORE and chene s,ribed Belt Ribbons.
200 lots Of mloideres consisting part Of Double Bands
These goods are Of latest Importation ship Heidelberg
The sale is positive and which attention of the trade
FRENCH SHIRTS.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers.
.heiI auction looms street WI g sold
pys ss nsn and
H1-sale positive and without reserve ol6
FURNITURE AND MELoDEoN.
BY LA. LEVY, Jr.. Auctioneers
- ~ - Office, IS Common street.
VIE ssiss % and ITALIA Streets
., sss sa a ssas ss 5s. r.
L6DRN and one
SALE OF A NEGRO woMAN-GooD COOK, WASHER
and Ironer-for account Of whom it may concern.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
q LII. Ksss zsn II. = o'clock M'
washer ma ss
net proceeds deposited in the Second District
eTERMS-Half cash, and the balance on credit OF six
months for approved endorsed note secured by mortgage on
said slave. =,
Act Of sale before T. Gnyo, Notary Public ola
TNREsERyED SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY
Valuable Vacant Lot being the Of Casacavo and
Louisa streets,
BY N v1GN1E, City Auctoneer.
:. pue auction Rounds @
order Of the Aldermen etc. of the city
SERTaiN LOT OF GROUND situate in the
bounded by L0uisa Cloue Royal Caacavo
or MORGAN measuring 9 feet inches
street. depth of 213 feet inch and nesfrontng also
Royal street.
iFTERMS AND CONDITION. fourth cash, and the
credit Of twelve eighteen and twenty four months
for notes secured by mortgage d lot and bearing six
interest per an from date until maturity
tuy Of eight per cent eventual
until fully paid. IT,
Act Of sale before E. Bouny Esq., City Notary ols