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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

4 MOTHER invoice Of soeks vAEioas styles. received
a aud for sale D.
Aaeu.t b. j " n.atir
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bargains BafgalnS.!!
W. a. & J. G. McCLELLAND
Re Offering very large and desirable stock OF ssspis
- aad Fancy uoods AZ very reduced prices for cash
Perons buyng goods IN This would DO veil % eT-
sHhe thsir stock great bargains may be expected
Rich Dress Goods.
negaut Fiounosd ana BAyadere sliks; Striped ana
Snrcked Do foaneed Printed Plain BafrSsgs RIch
aashns @e-, A. greatly reduced prices. (Pasi sgyis
b@reEess Ae- greatly bslow esss9
mantles, Shagls, sc.
We are onsrHs NANTES, shzsb and sears very cheap
- close- -
Table Linens, Sapkins ToWsls Linen shesliags shsavy
q staple Ge0ds, very cheap. iaTss 90 of OF WIad0s
Shades = vsEy los PFioss, Al -
METROPOLITAN sTOAEf
Nashville, JslyiT. aks5 oSssss sisess.
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c o M M ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
Augusta Market.

"HEAT-No change. We continue to quote at 70oasoe
per bushel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
Hotel N Ann1ion

u paIs s,ss, ~ Gay q October nsxt um ossr A
tesesheF With the stable ana Tsr, ~, 1870 -
fhis i valuable prone - ~ ltsaten. Tenn.
pynr tbs 80 .l', 80 seer BENG situated la All -
E3us sHt n.sst siEihir position 81 busn a. -
VII sea- On ths day specified unless si-ss ~ tesns
=, ne assnsisas SHAH eenEhss 10 ksep h :, s.ssy
oaAeea o. thc public. and All - 49, - ne
ptabie cheer A4Aa fseepkien AID kos-
frsntoa- Aus. ]. iSs1.-im
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HEAVIER paw SPIEINCS.

IlILDkEN'S FANCY STRAINS, in end
- less variety, at the Fashionable Hat store Of
JunesO No "a M $3.50 $50
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

do ss Sesp John S
taa isffA Hes d DO
bales Pbos 9so bss. sooo
Sss Msan @ sss ssss
as. Ssi asss
A asI Nelson a es DO Sass $
Poter-sundries to order-Tota 2oos bales cotton.
s sshH Sc; sss ssisa
IsoeaSs Nelson &eois6 Ward Saunders Iunt,l75 %
Bssa
ass ss Tsnts
Rehad Noe
esstSs sfe sSsssa ss
IS Wright Allen dso Eaton Henderson TP Aydist
e0R3 fhilIps ssoyl9 T%Ily 1ee@o aainess
Cotton seed Henderson Terry 4ao2O bbls -four Henke
Sss suf b ns
a ss S Sn
&co-s do Morton Acoio do Mons Godard-o do Goson
sbs moassss to Lob G hhds sugar soga
bSs FS S
e s s Sss hhas
zass ASsusa Thsaa1IS Do Beesq SssIom
SSla e
COZ do Hewitt Norton &eoass empty ebs Lauye2l Dc
hhds sugar 500 bbls molasses.
bales cotton to Edward
Thos Henderson PsasI$L John LssS7y Byne Vance I
CAmInack Squres West2I do Anderson MecRlf-S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

WINTER CLOTHING WHITE SHIRTS. etc.
. | BY BLACHE LEAUMONT, Auct's.
TUESDAY, the 24th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
M, at auction, at store No. Charss st. between Canal
md Customhouse. will be Sold :
i5O lots Of WINTER CLOTHING. such Bse, Black and
Cloth Dress and Frock Coats Pilot Beaver and Lion
Silk Satin Cloth and silk Velvet Vests Fancy
Black Cashmere Cloth Doekn Sstinet Pans Rag
inns CIoaks Blue Cloth Dress Goats, etc.
Also
tgl A large invoice of 6ne White SHIRTS.
k~TERNS-Cash, = N5..r n23
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
Neb 0rlsans 4aiIu 6rtsttIrt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
4tm 0rltans 1lrntu Nlarkst.
1s,IGs R.1s M q SSsp strsss e

pfNi Dr. q
Saturday Evening. Nov. II, 1851. |
Financial affairs have still further Improved during this week
90 restoration Of confidence msy h said
have attained blast Of rHpg effect comes from over
the water by each succeeding steamer there grounds
for believing that the the panic have besn real
lied There those who still predict that geas financial
crisis approaching in England We believe they allow their
predoisae for in the general private correspond
to which have had access the decidedly
cheering import The suspension Of the New
regarded as having favorable
As regards The failure Of the Borough Bank we'll
had for long s large Improbable
The share holders number thres hundred and fywo
embracing every branch OF trade ws many farmers
spinsers widows retired gentlemen DOCTORS brokers'
ministers Of the gospel lawyers clerks The faurs
oceasoned great surprise The Liverpool community have
like Northern cities and communities got used to bank
suspensions and failures We however, gs6ed learn
this bank failure will have very this side
very old and influential house reported being largely
involved Our Information that the house in question had
bills drawn the bank and in other way affected than
as stockholders.
The Of deposits held BY about Eve MIL
lions dollars fe million pounds sterling To
berae these deposits Advices says proposed
promissory Of the bank each depoeor payable BY
ssments three SIX nine and twelve months such other
may agreed with interest the current rate
the proposal obtains universal and sppreva There
bank in Liverpool which would not readily discount
these promsory for the holders moderate amount
doubt that the bank Of Esgand would
required edcount these bills for ths banks We hardly
thnk this failure at FIRST view supposed
with The exception very active business in cotton during
this week. downward tendency in the rates Of interest
own has been In comparatively quiet
Our wholesale in almost every branch complain Of
nancy ssss particularly in dry goods groceries and
collateral branches large amount OF might b
readily sold the usual Of credits Possibly the
confidence throughout the country becoei
permanent different state Of things regarding credits may
arise and modification the system b. advantage
ousy continued.
l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
AUCTION SALES.

CREDIT SALE Or AZ ASSORTMENT OF
By BLACHE 1 LRAUMONT. AuctioDsss.
sase. the !: sss =
cases. comprising .n extensive assortment Of WINTER
ssTEkas- $780, 90 days ersai. for approved en-.
oorsed notes. u. ---- .--
SALE OF 90 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoaANs.
I isa.d BY BLACHE LEAukoNT. Asctr'G
IN .sssa. isi suction No. II dbsl'iss street.
= s..;s BOOTS, SHOES md snoaAss. ~
SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING AND WHITE SHIRTS.
BY BLACHE LRAUNONT, Aucteneers
ss% ss .s:s:s = j.
- - y" An assortment Of American White SHIRTS.
"a. An .ssortnst. of 1wEiNrER CLOTHING.
77TTZ p BOOKS, etc. sfs
eAtgs BY ". G. JRWETT, Asctioheer
Sd d.y a'''
MONDAY, the 23d Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
usbs Nv WWOrHs-HoSsls Histories, stc.
' 500 Emstodeass issfeiIs|' osalsbS sfss7 DRESSES
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. etc.
TUESDAY, the a4th "a !! Inst, , at 10 o'clock A.
fia Fiss feSsess fs vinegar shs sndrs.
| TRADE SALE OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES etc.
WEDNEsDAY. xSth Inst. ,t sI st 10 o'clock A.
%a'sss I'd u. e Jsr.
ssis
IS Cluster Diamond Rings.
iss sassa ss's tsssfa ssls as,ne,s. :, -, -.
SO Cold seai. Gold Bracelets. Gold Keys Silver Sets
Knives, Aainsprings ETC. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
ea >. vEGAs,s DANCING ACADEsIY, AT

A VEGAS most respectfully announces to his friends
open for the Odd Fellows Hail. where hopes
with the liberal patronage The teaching Win
mence MONDAY, Nov. 2
The fashionable Lanee ouadlle and the Csledonians.
winter will be taught by Mr.. Vegas. 81
The popular Chidrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given
Nj. J. Vegas every month.
The days and hours Of Tuition are - follows:
Ladesfuesdays Thursdsys and Saturdays, FROM 10 TIL II
s9s O'Clock n. sg27-q ,6a n AZ sF4
ChildenTnesiays Thursdays and Saturdays, from TIL
o'clock p. N.
Wednesdays and Fridays from TIL 10
>tig o'clock p. N. ifg KS. q 81 4 1Asa 5s3i u f5gs
pa practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Particular attention will be given Children and many
Fancy Dances before taught tn this city will be brought
out. N PIT st.t35- -e5t- f{7.l1ii2ls4eSa
j. Vegas will ao give semaaries and Private
Families. " # = ~ 5sst3sf flsas
Department. under the charge of that excellent
yionist Mr. A. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees n y -E 45eSs
HALL Mr.. GAB1CIS Music Store, 80 Camp strest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

RICH MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD PARLOR FUR
nure Brussels Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Rugs
ETC., etc.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers
"WEDNESDAY 25th instant, at 10 o'clock
w A. NJ, at their auction rs Customhouse street, will
be sold
Extra fine Mahogany and Rosewood P8or Sets in Brown
Gold. Also
Chamber Sets IN Rosewood and Aahogany-a the make Of
of the most celebrated manufacturers Of the city.
-ABo-
rs pieces Brussels Velvet Aubuisson and Ingram English
Carpeting. Also.
100 splendid Rugs.
nThe above will be ready for examination the day prey
GUS to the sale, nl3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

Difference. So,4ot,Ioo
It that the actual cash liabilities Of the banks
year ago S2l represented by S. 900 in coin
that this evening SIS co., represented by
81, ,402 900 in coin.
exchange market had rmer appearance to-day Sales
of sterling made le3I04 for clear, good and Al bills
with l02 bills with shipping documents ruled from
l0OlO better feeling exists towards this class Of
bills though heretofore large buyers still keep out of the
market Francs improved with transactions being effected
557h bulk Of the sales between 575@560 The
range of pretty broad from 5S0@5 60 to 555
Northern funds rather New York. that is the only point
at which anything is done, ened The banks were, how
ever willing cent discount Outside the
for sight discount and to Eve days sight
from 2k2 and 81 discount, and ten days sight from
34 per There did not appear advance
only sight day sight of the best grade The demand
was good through the day. and the large sales Of cotton for
the week will undoubtedly keep well supplied
ing the coming week.
The only transactions stocks auction through Pal
frey l. CO.
10 shares Mechanics and Traders Bank at &c.
40 :. Bank of New Orleans, &c.
rs :. Bank of Louisiana, 1371s. ..
20 :. Opeousas Railroad, 64
10 . Pelican Dry Dock-slOJ paid-66.
-.. II :, Gas Light Company. 1904
10 :. St. Charles Hotel Company. llA
$500 Crescent ~. r5o, s, %;
500 1857, 52]z.
0sndionofhe Banksofths city for The Seek ending Satr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23


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.rrei, Fa.ehs.S 1eels osIsy H.sLs.a s1s. ss.sss
3: Ha5s s.Il I dS aa
g Jul S.s.rd yisa:.d sss ..is... g Nh
s-ss empty S5,s % China fis
s4yog s.is: ess ,s sSos e
siIssnSsrssr Sesii dS ksiIosq H.be% xeeis Ansia
q % M9csd0n jl.io Sonns!l-is % Ksiy aco
.sins III sss .ois:.ss Ea..,a shia % snsy
sasssdss f Ssis iasses . All A. .obes
q ,, Byss ysSs g sss.lss cotton s
81 ~ ss' ls =
IA T.. ss Di5 zss @
eSssI Minnsi 81. pe.:ssss sppIs. -
e 81 sssS. :sS.. y sssss rs a .sn:
Al. John Quay q Moore s.ets iss
q. ssss sssss;s 6. AZ
sss "a: h.f bs shss.s sos.s ifas
81 sns r 3 sss ": s sss
5ssss Jsss sssd .Sssp ssavs @
Psy.e Hsrsono sseS.asea Cssrci leso bsies eot.sS
HsDo~si Mi. Sss Wasee Rosstsr. SsleI S. eo,,sp
Hssdssos Terry Icon Hssdis 10 "a caddy Srown
aoee. 1sl1s se.:es
aissssS MSssin ssis e
Rns Ban x.sa 1ss ass.s SSsas,s s'ss SD e
y 49, esoa
10 Ssss ns Bosnos paees. s mdss
;ss ss -
sscL, Wheat Nsttetcp xc-i hhds ,oSeea II rss,s
ssi: pet;;s: e: D:assiy ssis JOIN
n III. snn.a n bbs sossoss u RSsss s
q sss.,s. 4, I.
ai sseE: bsi vhi.ky as h.n. Tsieksn leo
af. Held a II I Sc.
Z. ss.ss %a,,. Ts as.t: sss : s
T.rd sssndsn Hunt sedo Trisdeades aersca 1cosod
MPs1n. Hslr.eats ievis osl.ssy Byns, v.ass
wsn .a as aee ,.! 1so III. [ e
Cummings &co-2s Hilia.d Aeos hales eottoa
Henderson Terry &co4O Hughes Hydsted kcS hid eattle
lis dos fowls a.d undriss 70 ss bss coaon
NeInsre Rsyharn fcok do TO Frierson Conway kco
ond% ho 70 Tsy 2 so
s.i:as s Ss
.ss.. Hers Ssys -. .s.;s "a c1s.ssil
sacks wheat HeXahon bales 800 st.vsa saess
| eotton = T1E97' 81 II - - -.s -
xEnpH1ss.eamer Nsbr.s..sso bales cotton d Robson
4ae. slfs E:ss s.
a:s;i
20 Hsd sumner Aco.7S bsies cotton TituS Grows 1e
rpass sss sos: w: ss.. Sss .ss1
whit 1ss 1es4a clsss.sd BrcshsI. 1oe -. ssisss
10 John Lee &eos6 BoEa Foley Avey-aSbsls Gotten
s Henderson Terry Sc2s Byrns vance sses cotton
Wsshinson JACKSON 4co-s saes cotton Kelly xeoo Dc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.

NEW YORK via HAvANA-seamshp Cahawba-Assort.
ed mdse. -s' ~ t a ..'r'
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chas Nor
esn-6 Love- AcReynolds &co4 do Warneken
IKirchhof-4s Hall Rodd Putnam-l2 Kelly Sco-6 do
Bradford-Perkns 6co-Jones's Express-E Hart dcoA
Egan &col05 head cattle Wkins-Total III bales
Calhoun bales Hamln2 Rogers, Woodall Eco
ia Mche20 tobacco Rogers, Moodal &co-3 do
Post Me-3 do Hambln-l0d do to j hitchell-S do
Mecalf 6co-sundries Post Mel-Rodges Wooda &co-
Harris, Morgan &co-J Mtchel. -.-L-- ----- -L.- ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, At carly gas light at Ne.
i IS St. Charles street, will be Sold Il
valuable works Of the best authors in
the branches Of Literature, Science and Art
a.t Z
Letter. Cap and Eee Papers Enyelops. Gold Pencils ETC.
the best Books Of the principal pub
hers in the United States Together With variety Of London
warranted perfect and for exami
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales without and will bs continued evening
until ALI are sold - sHr-'- n In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
gibisp II tes NIsr1ts.


5...s. i. MONDAY MORNING, November 3, 1851
COTTON. The demand ws quite active Saturday and
with better supply Offering he aass sous 10000
bales The market r advanced figures Of Friday
which We repeat: s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

adcCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING Ma
lCHINES, be had by applying at the office Of the
Manufacturers who Sole Popetors of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana
OFFICER Commercial Place. New Orleans.
AThe Rights for Mississippi Arkansas, Texas Flerida
and California; also Parish Rights in this State for sale on lib
eral terms Apply above. my4 Spu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

SUGAR The market quiet with sales Of barely 500
hhds at about previous rates Fair Fully 45kc
NoLASSRS About 1000 bbls were sold 1t &c. and 100
lots 1t zske p gallon. s8sElE
FLOUR. The market dull and dropping. with Of
40 bbs superhns Indiana s5 l@s5 SIX and 800 to 800
Tennesseeeon private terms 9a II art
sales Of Corn included 100 sacks New at 40
@s0 and 500 Old at Sc bushel OF Wheat 600 sacks
feor sold In lots u 6266 and 500 Rejected Tec buhe
Ths sales Of Osts eb acsd 800 sacks l5c
bushe. .of Bran $50 sacks sold 81 zb and aasboat
load Of 100 tuns in bulk on private terms. Flaff p
PRovIaIONS Pork nmer with sales Of rs bbis s
Sis 80 for n o. snd Sl60sl6 50 . Dbl Bacon
70 casks Fancy Sugar Cured Hams sold l5l5c and some
retail lots st s@lOc for Shoulders and ll@t2c for Sides
..Of Green Nests 5000 Ns sold n casks a ne for
Shoulder and &c bfor Hams. Lard and
higher, and Is kegs brought lie HA. sFfsa
HOGS. "A lot Of 81 sold At IS 80 p 100 As.
bales Eastcrn on Friday At 81 50
p tun. ND i}a5 t5 @s asE-r
COYFHE... There good demand with sales Of 4s0
bags at s@sc, $50 at 2 At 9@eS $50 at TO- and $50
skinnings 1t s1<c NA. E Is SD IA 5{9
LINZ Rockland selling from the vessel TO dealers at
9oc@sl p Dbl. A4a J6' .4 ssE n
HIDES, ,..AtAtspas sell a. SC for Wet and 7,<c for
Dry Sailed. . ,l}j6= i-a a5 I-7,.ll5s-
SPIRITS TURPEfTINE. Retailing at s5@sOc p gallon
None in frst hands.
WHISKY $500 bbs were sold at 1908 and zoe
Extra Rectiaed and l9c :, gallon for Raw. 5 '5lS K
FREIGHTS...A ship taken for Hamburg lAc fo1
Cotton one for Meniz and the consignment y
espoo was given away At I'd for Cotton. s 80 ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

CIR EDIT SALE OF BLACK AND COLORED SILKS SILK
Damasks, Dry Goods ETC.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctisneers.
WEDNESDAY, 25th inst, MT 10 o'clock A.
aucsn. at their auction rooms II Chartres street.
will be sold
Black colored Gros du Rhn Gros Lus
tne Satin de Cbene Satin Vestnes Blac Cloth Black Satin
de Laine Black Silk Cravas Woolen and silk Danasks Silk
Brocaee Nerinoes, Muslin de ane Scotch Plads, Chaes
Printed Fannels Cottoades Prints Hose and Half Hese real
Madras Handkerchefs Silk Velvet Ribbons, Gaoons Skirts
Enbroderies Embroidered Curtains etc.
An invoice of RHENISH WINE.
n~TERMS-Over $780, 60 days; $500, 90 days credit
endorsed ns3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

LOT OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. ON MUSIC
.street-Successon Of Caroline Martin, f. W. C.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, Noy; 2sth, Is57. at I2 o'clock
order from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans No. l2309 dated oath October 1851 will be sold
public auction the following described property for Of
said succr ssion-
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District of this city, in
the square bounded by Music Grod Urquhart and
Washington Avenue designated by No 90 Of No. l0
and measuring II inches front Music street. bv III
deep between parallel nesogehe with all the buildings and
improvements thereon
hS~TERMS-Oneh half cash. and the balance at six months
credit for approved endorsed note secured by
the property sold.
Of sale before O. de Armas Notary Public o29 St tn2s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
UNREsERyED SALE OF A VERY PROFITABLE AND
Delightful Country Residence above Carrollton.
BY N. vIGNIE. Auctoneer. .f

Once corner Of Cont street and Exchange Alley;
TUESDAY, the 9th inst, at IL o'clock M,
at Banks Arcade, Magazine street, not previously sold
ut private sale =
parish Of Jefferson about eight miles above New Orleans
bounded side by Mr. Aasons plantation and the
side by LeBreons property said tract
front the Mississippi river by depth OF about 10
There miles deep Of fsrate land between the
cleared o. the Meare Ridge between the jackson Railroad
the Lake the balance well timbered Together with all
buildings and improvements thereon consisting modern
built brick pillars feet hgh covered With slate
large galleries marble manes kitchen stables outbuildne
The whole fine order. Also large orchard of peaches
pms ounces and and about lemon
trees garden The stock and farming utensils be
taken Ut q fair valuation, il required.
HSTERMs AND DCoNDITIONs-The purchaser to assume
the payment Of S700 due It'll December
1851 For the balance 5000 CASH and the remaining par. On
mortgage said property and bearing cent interest
from date until maturity and after maturity il not
ularly paid, per interest until final payment
further particulars apply the Anconeers Office nl2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
Shipping sntsllis..sts.
~ MONDAY, November 2s, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY. ~

CLEARED SATURDAY.
ship ssIp qxsgc Stevens, for Liverpool Bosert 4co
ssE sss5 F.. Es. 5.a ; ss.
ARRIVED. @
Steamship Charlie. Morgan Place from Indanoa Calves
Steamship oahswbs Buoch from New York via Havana, to
sSon a Key West and we.. Flo
ride Ports 70 Harris Morgan 4co-la district
Ship ,s.s s0oH dis Morrison from Glaeo" Sept 2S to mas
schr Hurrsane, a n' Adolphe. from co.st-sd dis. PIT
STEAMBOATS,.
join Smonds Church. from Memphis.
ss,@a sissas ss cloud ReSiasoa I ,o.is 1en s, Louis.
Az 5 Hodge, 5oa:on. siss rom Bayou Sara.
Cspitsl. Ba.rauco. fron Baysu sara
pr Basey. Dugss from Bayou Lafourche.
Iadan, Gfsenlee, from Pittsbqse,
Baltic Nesfin, from Louisville: .s -.
Aaps Haxs SMITH Rabb from '9o White aless kyfT sa
II Latte, Miebsll, from Lsfosrehe. - r'
H. Laurel Hill. Lanoue. from Bayou Sara
ss5te.sis i' As'siiss. e. isss, Sss'is. e.
National. Montgomery. from Shreveport.
sss Ssw
brought up ship q Morrison. -
Msu from cn. s
land aud schooner W Harkness-eame up light. -
'..- BELOw-CoNINa aUP.
Bark Gee Leslie Hail. from Rochland Creevy Fsrwe-
Cargo 26U0 bbls lime to Creevy FarwelL
Schr Jos Smith, Sparrow days from Brazos Santiago to
Gisdenbow l. Lesparre. ' ."
u,E I W-E -F- a|
---0I. t-- -' MEMORANDA. |... ,t..=.
n Capt Martin, of the towbcat AngloAmerican reports
the steamship Galveston previously reported ashore the
was still Friday NJ Owing heavy winds
prevailing able render her any
sistauce up to that time .
tu.'a EXPORTS.
LIyERPOOI-Ship Owego-2S33 bales cotton, 1893 tons OF
cake, 1000 slaves.
LIvERPOoL-ship Evening star-2ll4 bales cotton.
BRAZOs SANTIAGO-Schr Rdward Bsrnard--349 bbls Of
-four SO cotton bags coffee 2 bars iron, $40
mdse.
VERA CRUZ-Schr Trans-l250 hf bales cotton, so casks
coal 25 bbls tar 2lO hoatd, S pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
q EAsHIONABhE DANCING ACAD

~ EMY-NadAme successor and
~ step daughter Of Mime ArraDe Brooks her
intenen Of reopening her Academy u dancing the
GEH first TUESDAY in November, At EAGLE HALL,
Prytania street, near the Widowsi Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofors,
ALWAYS subject the advice and examination of Madame
Brooks. sf5 -
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fsscy Dances will bs
taught including the much h-sdmired Lsncers
The terms of the Academy will remain Is before
MA Childens Soiree viii be given occasionally through
the season. SIS o10 #
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
MEMORANDA.

Ha Capt Martin, of the towboat Anglo American reports
the steamship Galveston previously reported ashore at the
was still Friday 2P ". Owing heavy winds
prevailing had able render her
sistance up to that time q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

NEBEH4 MA AND EUROPE
sSxts6 We are now prepared to receive and forward
PARCELS, PACKAGES, JEWELRY, DRAFTS and Freight
every descrnon California through the agency OF
WELLS, FARGO b co.
We will receive and any part of EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer.
Parties shipping will have their freight ready the day preyi
S TOBY, Jr, BRO,
su2i 3ptf 'h 81 Camp street..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

SUCCESSION. OF MAX HOMANN-HoUsE AND LOT ON
Live Oak street.
BY n VIGNIE, Auctioneer
THURSDAY, 10th of December, 1857, at
Banks Arcade Magazine street. at IL O'Clock M by vir
order the honorable the Second District of
New Orleans dated 9th October 1851 No. -for
of said succession a public auction will be sold
CERTAIN LOT situated in the Fourth District of this
city in the bounded Live Oak Eighth Magazine and
Ninth measuring 81 feet front Live Oak by depth
Of "a feet inches between parallel lines. Together with
Frame House containing cistern yard she'd
TERMS-Cash. ne 1t