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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
Present Value Of Negroes.

The high price of negro property at the
present time, is u cause Of wonder and general
enquiry. 70 lis the solution is Obvious The
demand is greater than the supply. Negroes
viii never again he as cheap in price as they
have been. The planters Of Texas Arkansas,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama need more
hands, but there is only Virginia and Mary
land to supply their wants. Now and then II
negro may he picked up in other states, but
these arc the principle sources from which the
supply is obtained The present high price Of
sugar and cotton no doubt aids the spcculalor
to obtain higher prices than he otherwise
would But the scarcity Of negroes for sale
in proportion TO the demand, is the real cause
Of their present value in the market
ny" We would c1ll attention 20 the advcr-
t'Scmont Of Naumnn & Strauss, III this weeks
issue. They always keep on hand u new and
nice assortment Of articles both fancy and use
inl. We trust they may receive generous
Share Of public patronage
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10

and mind at It's solution This was expected
by many persons, who were not disposed TO
credit every rumor from London or Paris, and
especially that which was so induStriously cir
culatcd for the last three or four months: that
Lord Clarendon was determined to return good
for cvil-a Christian mrckncsS heretofore I'M
known in the history Of diplomatic negotiations
with Great Britain
Our true policy in Central America, as I
have already hll occasion TO observe in u for.
mcr letter, consists in lping nothing, in ncgo.
tiatng without slowing the least anxiety to
arrive at conclusions, aud in giving the great
est time to the development Of events bearing
ON the situation England, not the United
States, is anxious for Il treaty. We of all
nations in the world can best afford to wait.
Why should the boy of fifteen say TO the man
Of ffty.hyr, II will not quarrel with YOU"
when, fifteen years hence, the man Of thirty
may insist on his right, aud secure it without
a blow from the man Of seventy! II was IL
man OF genius and Il sound philosopher who,
! in his own tcfSc language, observed that r.
reraabh gcaic n FHam mite c'rR II pl,icacc,
The qaidR RcS Of this and other places con
tinue their prentice hands in Cabinet max
Ing without maxim" any progress therein. No
man has ever before received 50 much gratnit-
Gus advice Or expressed ~ little gratitude for
the gifts thus richly bestowed on linn as Mr..
Buchanan. lie confines TO keep his counsel,
and has no orgn through which 10 throw out
hints 10 the public, as some would charge on
him. The orguis Of Mr. Buchanan are vet 10
be created, 50 that what you hear and read
about them n merely tlln reflex VI the more or
less skiIinl manwuyr,ng " politicians There
is 10 lislIt among IT,, friend, Of Mr. Buchanan
anywhere; the military croIuiions performed
IN certain states being simply intended for
fleet.
Congress seems inclined to do nothing. The
Pacific Ralroad bill will not pass inany shape.
and the tariff will hardly Ne modified ii the
course of sixty days legislation That tie
tariff of 1916 requires revision. few sensible
men will deny; but t.crryision must extend TO
thr whole q il, and not to d few articles IL
which II peculiar set Of men is especially inter
cstcd. Special legislation is iutolrrablr in any
department Of Governments; but i most to be
deprecated IL taxation. CAPiO.
Hos. j. + BGvuuN We have no desire
70 ohtrulo upon the attention Of or readers
thc pcinInnry or the maguaucy Nj many Jour
InIlists hoilI III llc North ana lhr South who
cannot conceive that poo can come ont Of the
Democratic party, aud who caunot contcm-
plis Gih cHadarnay amy political future,
sare ou tic outside d tie Union We have.
oa more that one occasion, briefly alHJcd. and
Will great reluctance, 10 the racfious and even
I!anI.r course pursued by the Now Orleans
heliA ~ It, lfoHui%".ols Of What il couregrs
20 beSoni'h1 interests, Southern sentiments.
aAd Southern ieal,Ig, aal IN IL notice, of men
tude@tr ~ tile WhOr country Nv tl,rr talents
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
REMOVAL.

The Printing Office of the "FEIlcIASA DEMOCRAT
has been removed to the building formerly occupied
by Jno. NJ. Bell as provision store, directly oppo
site the Post Office.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10

Mn. EprToR-Pleasc announce that JAMES WELSH
Esgr., will be supported candidate for the Office
Of Mayor Of the town Of Clinton the 10Th instant
by MANY VOTERS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
AGENTS.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrp
tions to. the " DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA. jackson, La.
Dir. II. II. HAYNE, p. NJ. Port Hudson.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10

Moneymaaiu is what the lawyers mean, and
not monomana, in their defense Of wholesale
rascality; it is a sly joke Of theirs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-17
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLAsSES. The sales of Sugar included
some 20 hhds Clarified ia 23ac q ib.n Moasses moth
ing of any moment done.
noticed sales of about $500 bl including $50
Indiana in three four lots S. Sis in two three lots
the SO Tennessee S. 2 Is Extra Indiana S. 49, $50
in lots nj the same, 50 Choice Extra e. Haron ST. and
200 ST. Louis at So 20 y bbl
Corn dull and the sales confined to
about 1000 sacks including $50 Mixed 621 450 $685.
and small lot of White 75c bushel OF Wheat 100 sacks
Inferior sold at 50c $50 at 650 40 and 200 SIC
q bushel Oats firm with sales of 100 sacks St. Louis
at 42@4Sc and 80 Prime Ohio Ale bushe OF Bran 500
sacks sold in lots 5c 90 TX and of shpstu 81
sacks at 90c p 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing generally SIS
r bbl which the asking for round lots OF Bacon 81
casks Ribbed Sides in lot sold l5l.c and few
casks Shoulders al z@l4c q H. Lard held l7ac p
ID for Prime, AT Which price so kegs sold Tuesday.
HAY. 800 bales New York sold OF S20 sol 3 ou
COFFEE Sales of 32l bagsa lie, and 200 lU4c q b.
RICE. The market dull and the nearly nominal
LARD OIL. Prices higher, and noticed sales of
20 bbls 81 - log Ice Pressed Feeble Bos 81 2 and
on Monday 100 bbls at 81 10 q gallon
WHISKY. 80 bbls Raw sold at 20i 2lc n gallon,
cash and short time.
FREGHTS.. Two ships taken for Havre Tuesday at
lc for Cotton for Liverpool at As for Flour and for
Marseilles, TO load with Tobacco, private terms.
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DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

& @ s d, ounaen IN 49, oy MsaSne leis anu G IN
Customhouse and Bienvle streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session of this establishment Al Pass Christian
begins the june The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY boarders and indefinite number Of
Day Scholars. Attached the premises hne bath house
and good wharf The insston provides thorough and uo
santa instruction every AID department Of
offers facilities the requirement OF the teth Lam
guage Singing and Solee taught by Mr. Prev6 the well
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera MI
Provost will reside Pass during the summer ana wic9n
tinue his lessons singing and soege IN the esaonsent de
will give private lessons in families
Examinations in music take place every month during winter
the city fortnight during the the Pass
The city remains the whole year for boards and
day scholars. nva6 "
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Sbipping gnteIltgents.
THURSDAY, September II, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

THURSDAY, September II, 1857
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Robt Waterman, Mcneil, for Rrazos Santiago
Steamship suwanuee, Baker, for Tarnpy Bay.
Ship MaIabar Knsman, for Boston, F Wiliiamr Geo
schr Dore Boghich for Pensacola" Merritt Mcconnell
ARRIVED.
Bark Isaac Davis Hand Il days from Philadelphia, W
Span Brig Ysabe Galdez from Havana in ballast previously
reported at Quarantine Station, to NJ Hene-2d dis
Phelps &eo-2d dist Ii. ''''~'0 '''''"S' 10 II
schr v Hardness Peterson days from Tampico, NJ
Payroarval and cargo previously reported Quaran.
schr Townsend Lambert 10 days from Mintitlan in hal,
last, to Goldenbow esparra-2d dist IT, III '"'-
Mexican Schr Eduardo Iaera, days from Tobacco to
Schr Syphde, Barbarian, from Covington-Basin
schr Frii'erre. Narcsse, from Tcbefuueta- Basin
sTEAMBOATs.
California. Hutchngs from Mobile.
n ID Neweomb. SPOTS, from Louisville.
Silver Moon, Moore, from Ouachita River
Pennsylvania, Kienfelter frem 81 Louis
Towboa, Star Whitney. the Pssseswent down licbt
brought from bark Davis, schoonss HT EG
brig Ys"beland schr HsrEness from Quarantine
MEMORANDA.
n Capt Stone schooner Edward Barnard from, Bra
the schooner SUSAN Russell sail for Sabine Pass
the 9th inst.
s Capt Lambert of schooner +, Townsen from M;pt
lam m inst reports brig Perseverance for this port same
day.
n1- Capt Peterson. of the schooner Hardness from
Teupco reports the brig Balea Capt Phea sailed on The
% for New York.
PASSENGERS,
Per schoone1 Townsend, from Mniti,an9 cabin and
steerage passengers.
EXPORTS.
TAMPA BAY-Tteamslp sRwanuee-In ballast
BRAZoS SANTIAGO VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robt
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
H. A TERS.

PATENTED IMPRO VEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF FARMS,
Employing Spin the Crop up but about hs num-
required th nHmber consisting OF children OF
years age and above and women unfit for blowing
picking cotton, - -. .. &C.,. - -
am now prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATIoN OF MACHINERY, inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE uecessary-napey The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine and the Segment Machines of the Spinning
res have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation, complete, with great dispatch Also competent
ONE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spnne
Wages. ~
Ny IMPROVEMENT its results the Planter is equiva
lent to his having purchased Of plantation,
productive than those he while his Spin
ming will prove his diversion will be exempt
the and anNieties inherent Planting, Gathering and
Batng crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
grant reasonable facilities: and for the Of
THE PATENT oueourth TO be paid each OF the hrst
five Of the the Yarns bring nEed Cotton
with contract insrng payment should the plantation change
proprietors.
Propositions from Planters now be made and TO know
of Machinery in their particular they must not o
what has been the number OF pounds Of neir ereor
40 GEO. G. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
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NTVEKsaITY L0HISSIAsNSA,GqkktEEfGE GRAM

I UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA-UUIILEtfE CRAM
~ MAR SCHOOL. AND COMMERCIAL. INSTITUTE.
The Glasses in the School and Commercial Ins
tute in full operation.
reopeung the Collegiate Course will take place
LIST October VroNimo
The Administrators have entrusted Profs. W
SEARS and LOUIS DUFAU with the general management
departments the institution per
mueut basis.
of the following Professors have been
secured:
W O. DUNCAN and J. McKEoWN, for the English
branches.
WIN. BATTER, for Natural Sciences.
e. GESSNER and j. GENTlI for the Ancient and Modern
Languages.
The Mathematical department remain under the special
superineudeuce of Prot. SEARS.
For further particulars apply directly Baronne and
Common streets, to
au3l I'm LOUIS DUFAU.
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sNeh Orlraas 1ailp Gresttnt,
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,
Mho ORLEANS Nluatp Markst.
CRESCENT oyrrcE. No. 70 Camp str

OHLsCEST OFFICE No. 10 Camp street
wednesday Evening. Sept l6, 1857. !
the market generally underwent no important changes TO-
day The calls the Banks were double the income good
snare course had to be rejected There very little
paper Offering On the Streets brokers say they do not
know where to go to sell realize on it. unless is of
double al make and then the drawers acceptos or makers
thereof Will cash themselves good off, There
were some negotiations to-day of good paper the
IL per CENT and some few operations which come under the
name Oh usury. We're there any good the
laws regulating the Of money. They are derded and
laughed al from one end Of the Union Money
worm just wha' II Will bring, and what people afford
pay tof IT. lhere are laws statutes prescribing
interest," Are ey ever regarded by borrowers and
Just about much apiece brown paper We do NOT sell
dom learn OF borrower wanting few fifteen min
aes before CLOCK stopping inquire whether legal or
Illegal to allow or IA per cent per month for IT,
The exchange market heavy TODAY The Ranks were
holding checks the at ll< per cent prenip
Private Bankers sold at premium. Investment the rates
ranged from aa premium to three days sight pard
premium sixty days sight from 23 to 1t discount and
tending down sterling heavy 7s7% to premium for
remittance traction over francs dreopng-l0O00 sold
at 52a on Paris direct and other parcels 3L the
Of the market being from 3 other points than Paris
and 3gaI' on Havre payable in Paris Exchange will rule
at low rates for some weeks present moment our Banks
not in condition to purchase large sums nor will they
in condition for time import coin from abroad Should
60 days sight on Northern cities fall "a per
we may then expect to hear Of coin being for th
market for Investments in exchange.
| ''"NN'
Bonds are also very qnie and prospect for money W.
learn large amount of Southern Pacific Railroad has
ceved here from New York be Sold 1t is expected ts
holders Of all slow stocks will continue up
we learn that the road in question is progressing favor
ably and that all the immense grants of land donated to
be secured beyond doubt.
The operations of the Branch at city mon
| Of August 1851 follows:
Statement Of The Dposs ote Branch of the Mint OF the Unite
| States al Ne1 Orleans during August, 1857.
| SILVER.
Silver parted from California Gold ........ SIT 46
silver from other sources. 80 "a
| GOLD.
| Si,lZo -
Iold from otLer sources GIG A
--5.G4i
Total deposits .............. a. 10 Q
| COINAGE OF FOLD.
49, SloVM
|
| SILVER.
100000 Quarter Dollars S55O00
9Do,cOU Half Dimes. ..,..........,...... 1910
| - 1895
Total coinage Tor Aug $3.50
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4ebietu Of TIE 5larkets.


THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. IT, 1857.
COTTON. The supply the market yesterday very
limited and the sales reached only bales prices ranging
at about l54@l64c for Miidng Good Mddng New Crop
We Sill omit general quotations.
TOBACC0.. There but transactions
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Total coinage for Aug. 5000
We learn that no, been any orders from
headquarters for the resumption of purchases of bullion and
coin The Treasury Department do essential good
of this city by wing all times fund here be
invested in silver 1t will be be Of the
try and something than lying in the public deposit
tories at the North immense Of silver coinage
wanted for the West and pretty evident the small
currency Of the West must be crushed and driven
circulation it behooves the Department place
at the disposal of the officers of the Mint purchase all
the silver bullion and coin which to this market.
The New York Express Of the 9Th inst gives the following
the mode of banking operation, in New York
leced that the Mechanics Banking Association
banks that suspended payment last week:
The pressure for money induces all sorts
expedentss Yesterday the Western mails delayed
drafts could be presented during bank hours
NJ leading bank Wall drafts which house
declined until to-day the ground that bank hours
the day had ended The only vantage
the bank could have obtained by this draft
after hank hours check dated Sept It'll, to the
Clearing House to day.
Teller OF Mechanics Banking Association has borne
undue share of the Opppbnn ndng the collapse
that The first assistance the bank dis
count OF its bills receivable 10 the Of S00O which
the city banks properly declined give without
iton, Among the of the bank cash items ~
S2200 pom inquiry the of these items they
found consist of loans the President Bank
farther inquiry Mr. Stevens Cashier admitted that the
Paying Teer's short $1,000 Desiring to know
where the remainder be found the Cashier
coolly told Committee he would say Clearing
House would certainly eXpe them, and he should give
ther information The Cashier and President
part of the Tellers honors
This nice mode of banking, New York gea:
place Great in everything, even in banking.
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NILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STE NM GRANU"
VI LATOR now plantations comprising the
largest smallest CLASSES; OF which has taken oil
crops ita combination of the following advantages
over any other known application Of steam Granu
lator or an entire train:
1t requires but pressure of 80 pounds of steam strike
a Battery
q It requires no additional water for the boilers
g. Its pipes never scale require cleaning.
Its heating surface equally distributed throughout the
body of Juice hard grained
s. The steam being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct no additional boilers required where the sugar mill
boilers Gman Bagusse Furnace
pair cylinder boilers 81 nchesn diameter and "a feet long
with Furnace furnish
the Pneumatic Battery making IL hhds sugar
per day.
G. The Pneumatic Battery rsnuator put in operation
much less the planter than any other
terry application of making sugar. part entirely
by
For further information pamphlet with full specification:
and drawings will be furnished application
prepared make the Battery Evapo
Clarfes used with direct or exhaust steam
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
d4 " street Orleans "a.
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u partrent-The Annual Course this Depart
ment will commence MONDAY November 10TH 1857, and
will terminate in the ensuing March,
JAMES JONES, D. Professor of Practice of Medicine
j. L. RIDDELL NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. H. CENAS NJ b.. Professor of Obstetrics.
GUSTAVUS A. MOTT NJ D.. Professor of Materia Medica.
JOSIAH c. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d. Professor Of Physiology and Pa
GILBERT s. VANCE, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The for Dsecng will be the second Monday
in October.
Faculty Visiting PHI scans and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students the Professors in their visits and,
free expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantaes
Preliminary to the Course Lectures will delivered daily
the Amphheater 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 3pf
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LEGAL NOTICES,
JAMES N. FoRGAY.

sseos1 On D,s5s,c. couHrf JAMES e u Y E1sosaAY.
WSH fsH Ht:Is james NJ. Forgay gay has pe.,-
w onsd q ihe estate
sy L s:s pe ..
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
* a's Court ETY. ,.,,,., ,,.,
sSgs p JAMES H. NJ HsseAr
esss aus Samss
rsion la succession de feu Samuel Lindsey Forgay decide
. e. par dome oss celia psa
n Jsaui Po il fs p III pour
self "a Is A. DREUx Dspu.e GrefHer.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
s.y1 s..sfs5 cHasf SdsssE HIS
i he g s,y%. e si.
Of his property has been accepted by the Court for their benefit
IT, ny bs az y s s M
to .s q q @ upon S and taking in
syhs seeordng to law and IN the meantime that all pro
cef sn 9sss sgss h person and property stayed
Clerks Office September f i5s JAMES Dssgy G5s5k
Ea ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
sSSr BE sIsosE
e e. le domne
snH s aceeptse psr sh "a e eSn
puau ), s q
ee de prendre consideration les aaire insovabe
ct nomner syndic commencement Ia ct que toues
poursues conre personne biens suspendu
Par ordte de la cour.
Bnreaa du greisr &c Is septembre 1857 sells 3dnlod
STATE OF LOUISIANA
sEcosp DIsTs1eg couRT sAMgEL sIDLE HIS cRED1
OF new orleans. TORS, and the Creditors of Side A
| Brooks--No. 1852
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors OF
the 1soyen. and to n other persons interested that
fsnf' R S6 f hs hy II f s dss
September 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose deifer
atng upon and taking into consideration the affairs Of the
solvent and that in the meantime all proceedings
person and property are stay ed - - af-s
G. PANDELY, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office September 18TH 1851. seI6 q rs 70
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
DEuxEsE CouR DISTRICT SAMUEL sIDLE vs. sEs GRE
de la NouveleO Orleans. ANGLERS ct les creanciers d
Side ct Brooks-No. 10, 1872
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream.
- cers de ihsolvabe ct toutes celia
concerner cession de biens acceptee
GSnT pour lenr benehee auis ont comparatre esde
u Ricardo notsire Marble % septembre 1851 III heure
rsiet De deherer ct prendre consideration les at
contre sa personne ct SEES biens sont snspendu.
| -, G. PANDELY, Depute Grenier
Bursan dn grefer Is septembre 1851 sel6 81 Is 20
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NTOTICE;-ARMORY HALL CAMP SfREEf-FHIS
In well known very popular Hall is being thoroughly
repair decorated in neat and tasteful manner Its
raj postion renders desirable location in for
others proposing 10 give Entertainments in New Or
leans experience has proved the best for sound
otlv in New Orleans bur in the southern country,
neat aid Spacious Dressing Room for Ladies is
the Hall s. =. . ..-
will rented very reasonable TERMS either by the day.
week month. Address
- MOSTG OMFRY SMITH.
SELF If AnctiOneers, 81 Camp street.
CHERRY REtANpE-lu quarter casks in and
" Tor sale by
jy2 S. WOLFF, % Camp street.
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d URAL RESIDENCES
N MANUFACTURING SITES.
RARE OPPORTUNITY y
LONG CREDIT ,
FOR SALE-15O SQUARES OR ABOUT 300 LOTS IN


THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property situated the line of the N. o. jackson
and e. n. Railroad miles from the city The
ing part OF the Metare Ridge higher than other place
within foryfve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial means.
To airy healthy and agreeable neghboroods
raj for the families of the business of the
tain sections of the higher grounds have been for pr
residences with ample and under uniform regua
shade and To their wants, grounds
have been apart will be donated the parties
Schools churche colleges and public squares Here and
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
Other sections apart for business purposes This To-
caity decided advantages for manufacturing
than other point in State 1t has front the
Mississippi river OF than mile and half and
the uavgabe of Lake Ponchartran only about four
miles distant It is the only place where the n o.
and g. n Railroad directly with the river and offers
the time the pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment manufactures of all de
rior; and for the of artizs
much needed midst liberal inducements will be
offered.
Lumber by the daily trains and brick made The spot
be delivered here less than city The Railroad Com
will render the facilities to the travelling
mnniiy and will accommodation train and from the
hours suit the of those doing business
the city suticency of travel require it, Mr..
Irwin will also his line of omnbusSes the depot the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal
portion of this property will be sold low prices for the
small of five cash, balance five years credit
with interest at six per per
Fer further particulars apply TO MINOR KENNER, ut the
town of Kenner; W. P COLEMAN IS ST. Charles street,
h, FOSE. ll5 Magazine treet.
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OAi-5OO egg broken and screened Coal OF best
~ qualify expressly for family cargo ship Quebec, for
sale . arrive i'll quantities snit. by
aG-1 j, II. ASHBRlDGE i CO., ~ tCmlpcl 81.