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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-29


BIsnoP MEADE's CoNrRIBurIoNs.-Tha
late volume by Bishop Meade, Of Virginia,
on The old Families aud Churches of'Vir,
ginia," is one OF the most Interesting and
valuable Of recent contributions to Stata
histories. From a late summary and fnn-
ming review Of the work, we extract thefol-
lowing items:
Pendieton.-Two brothers, "ofs 4 guod
family TO decay" one Of whom WAS ihe, an,
cestor OF the distinguished Edmnnd. Penj.e.
ton, (the friend and colleague Of Washing.
ton in the first Congress,) who died in 1904.
as President Of the Court OF, f,Appeais. came
TO Virginia from England, about the wear
1914. The descendants OF tue first Pens
dleion have in,ermarriej with The Pollarsls.
layiors, Roys, Gaineses (the late Gen. Esi.,
r. Gaines is descended ffoin Il sister OF
Judge Psndle,on,l Lewises. I,sge.. Nelson's.
Harts, Richards, Talialeuos Turner'S, Sbcps
liet,is, Catters, Kemps. Palme,s, Dxn-
bridges, Cooks"-"thousands tllroo4bont
Virginia and elsewhere
Washington. There are ssf,e few xnecS
sdotes furnished by Bishop Meade tliat have
not appeared in Gen. Washing Jiogra.
ply L appears, as II proviien,ialiy, that
several Ct hi, early proposals of marriage
had been rejected. Irving refers 10 an ear
ly flame "lowiaad beauty:y and Miss
Gryines, Of Bradshaw. in Middlesex Coun-
~. The mother of "Light-horse Harry
General Henry Lee; also 20, Miss Cary. OF
whose. father young Washington asked
permission 10 address his daughter Aif
that is your business here. SIR" responded
ilie proud Col. Cary Il wish you 10 leave
the tioase, for my daughter has been accaa-
tomel 10 ri,lo IN her own coacl.n The
daughter os Col. William Fs.,lnt Le Roy (of
ono oEihe most ancient fi,n,iiies cf Virgins
lin, aud probably brother 10 the gtmsdmo.
,het of The first Col. John TayIor( had a
|.daughter, Elizabeth. WHO became w;ft Of
Mr.. Adams, OF James River. after having
refused the landsof Gen. Geofge Washing.
;an' A seusa nf duty called il.e 5yonthfsil
Washington To the iiell hef,re he had male,
his formal address 20 Miss Phillips Their
renewal was prevented by her engagement
This friend apt Morris. }ul foriI cir.
en,ns,aslce the Generals Ia, might have bssn
different. s.s
Bisle,p Meade bears testimony 10 Gsn.
Wssllips.on's deep religions fceliug. and
that he was j ze>lous church man,and hum
bio commandment. :.
TEApE or Tne Uxsrep SrsfEs. Accns.l.
ing to Tho hs Pncn, os.ice report, Tie an.
unal yalus OF products of agricnlt,usin in lhs
Upised States VAS Two thousand iuiiIjoms a
'lullsrs: Of manufactures SIX hnuivcsl mil.
lions; vi mines three bundled millions. Tor
esis ono hunlr..,l ,rii,ions- az ,,,,t;,,,ts<,,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-29

IL you ask a lady to walk out with You,
she Sr't looks at your dress, and then
think, OF her own,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-29
The Manufacture of Words.

The following sensible remarks are ex-
tracted from a clever paper in Fraser's
Magazine: ---~st
No permission has been SO much abused
IN our day rs that of Horace for the manu-.
facture of words. lie allows men to mould
one now and then, with modest discre.
lion aud caution; but he is addressiu. DO.
cts, not venders of patent leather or dealers
IN marine stores. Would lac not have stood
aghast at the term m."antigrophylos?" Would
" not puzzle a Scaliger or Bcntleyl 1t is
time, we protest, to put a stop to, these vile
scoinages, when every breeclies maker or
bkscklng manufacturer invenis compound
Word OF six syllables as expressive of his
wares Ladies do not wear petticoats nova
days, bat crinoliues. What is their new
name for garters! Men do not ride on horse.
back as aforetime-iley take equestrian
exercise; women are not married like their
grand-moilers-, they are lead 10 the lyne.
NAL altar A bookseller, forsooth, becomes
bibliopole; and a servant is converted into
a Inanciple. BARRIERS do not sell too,h.pow
der and shaving soap. as their fathers did,
but odonto, and dentifiice, and rypopha,
gon; hairwash has passed away--it is ca.
piiary fluid; can any one tell us what is the
meaning of @diagnosis' as applicable to di-
seasel lfit has a Specification at all, we
Will guarantee TO find half-s.dozen Saxon
monosyllables expressive of the same idea.
Medical gentlemen, too, talk OF phebotomy;
we know that 1t has some connection with
blood letting, and, for our own part, we al.
ways associate the term with a night we
once spent between the sheets, all alive O,
IN an Irish hotel. Who would believe that
"eplsiaxis' means simply bleeding at The
nosei Fancy one schoolboy doubling his
list, and telling another 10 look out for
eplstaxsl" What is meant by this fashioua.
bic word aesthetics" We take up the FIST
book within reach, and open it at random.
u Is William Wordsworth, "a biography, by
Edwin Paxton Hood Well. what do we
'readi "By aesthetic biography" he says.
us simply intended life in ideal attitudes" !"
Simply Intended. Did ever mortal man lis
ten to such verbiage run mad. What,
again, are we to understand by these words
objective" and subjective" which every
goose with his sham metaphysics has nova
days on his lipsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

cesss ssnd 70 any psr.on tnll seli-es,oi Of tssr
vrh re,rrn postage, Nile. Psol,e L'ksusnrs Ess gst
Pod ofhce. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
REMOVALS.

ID novAL-MRa oAIRoB BEss TO frFoHx HER
II NUMEROUS patrons la6tes eerersnv tbs, che
about removing hr ccrset ror 10y srs ave-
ihytsrsh sn5 rouysrnb and viii open on rus,dsv
49,, tx rS A. sisgsnt Of all spds Of ,-~.sn
shirss s. Il d bss lnepBcn 70 ccnnue both 10 Rro.d-s
49, ~ ave kerpofre grvsn general su,-fsr,
Ms ~ n GArroR, sss g-cadwsy bs'ween JhrtssutA and
vnts..fb ssre~ss - Third avenue Tenth see,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
~Ararms,s,a,-

/. youNe Man or RRsPECr ABILITY @ys.sso or
ara vishcs mste the acquaistarce Of SANE a,sni
an p,sty yO.nS LADY o. older ,hss hn,e 9th view /,
Nc, uy 81 person well mint lndbpenssbe sns~ex.
w en- WIN be srcy confidential 10 be adc ree-ed 10 N 81
" pos once. " ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AN
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
.SARSA RILLA LOZ E N G E !
CnnlnnIInI.

Prepared BY n. HEREu, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syr"ps and Extracts SO named and
o all speciulities heretofore known.
have for long thoroughly investigated the idea of
general therapeutic agent susceptible of being applied to all
diseases the development morbid principle OF which proceeds
internal either in the blood OF the
organs.
BILE mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to my interchangeable re-
searches, il is now obtained
found vegetables the means for this
rparia partly known the public Such is the discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form OF
because its precluded the
possibility doing otherwise and have divided it into sim
pie Lones in order that they might be given
to children well as adults.
Ny experiments made privately and remained
until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeded and that charge OF quackey could not be brought
against
The physicians and of the public is called to
these ozenges in order that every witness the adm
rable results OF the same
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified TO by upwards of thousand persons
The stomach is ceansed the blood is purified and
by removing all impurities from this precious organ and mud
SPECIAL EFFE ECTS.
l. Prompt and radical cure of al diseases generally
2 used have had the
cholera nor the yellow fever;
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is esored to.
internal external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Lo2cnges resorted to.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how hey
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
| corner Toulouse and BOURBON Streets
J. wRRiGHT 4 CO..
q and Isl Ghartres st.
| H. BONNAB BEL.
corner of Naehez m and T, Tshoapi!oulas m SITS.
| c. Il. WERCKMULIER,
| l02 Camp street corner OF Poydras street
NBConSulations grats daily at the above Drug Store
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
ARRIVED.

Steamship Galveston Wilson, from Indianola via Galveston to
W TempleOn-Berwick,s Bay, 1,;oo,. ra,.,os
Steamship Charles Morgan Place from ihaaoa daFes
ton Harris " MOrgan-lS ST dlst. , Q. T.. -,
Shin Th,6Sn HaTnon n cays from York, Chester
Hilliard-2st dist 49, ,,., r -. d ,,t,,,
Ship Arlington Horton Bordeaux 18th June to V@hu
zac-2d dist Is. ,,.oo, 4, r p
Brig W Sawyer leighton. days lloth h"h'"'N''' ~ l.
Murisol-Quaranine Station: .,a A.. ,o..a. 1,.si,
Schr Barissn Fowler, days from PenS1coa 70 w So E
Srhr Shcpherdess, Whitaker from Mobile 10 y e"p' Aeo
-Blsn. D..+.
Sclr Coyingt1n, Faurer. from ship lsaau-h"s'l'
Schr Florida, from fascagoula--fasiF.
Echr aurt Perkins, from COvingon-Bas'f
Sohr Alley on NaTcIse, from Covingtnn-6hsin:
Schr North S:ar. Titus, from Tchetunc h-Basin
ScNr Telegraph Baker, from Pascagoula-baSm'
Schr Serina. LiauO from PascegniH-basln
SGhr Basiiidc, Meyers, from P"Scagouia-haSh.,
Srlr Enterprise, McNelr. from Pasca@oha-bhslu'
~chr Ocu,via Peters, from HON lelana-hasih
Schr Resolution, from BJuxt-Easin.
Schr Fhriin, FHbre, from i'aSCasoua-bRs!h'
Schr Phoenix, Brown, from MHdsOnvilir-b&sm'
Sclr Euu,H, from Arnic klStt--basln
Sc Emblem from PontChgIoult-Bhslr
svhr Bailey Snetby, rom RigVctts-BHsln
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

NaL-J--A.--- '+l~-~ Meeting over the Me
,ae Course will with the following Sweepstakes,
S'0'e' Oh tue '' sATGRbHY AIEpF; AZ January p 1858
~ FORT % oo @ vih $50 added prSysi
H. "S T. | Taylor Co. name BONNIE LXssIE BY Glencoe
. A. l. BfmsSman names CHI f, by Glencoe of Nancy
Mycfs Moore aaHs b. g LITTLE CORPORAL by Glen
ton ss foe 500 with $500 added provided
T. faS nSnys b6SSE AssE by S s
g. D. + Kenmcr names b. c. RUPEE by Voucher, of Ha'
4 4; 1. Bingamsn names eh ELIZA LOGAN by Frosty,
MysPs ey T151 nGme G"t ct s by John
The Jockey Club Races will the 9th of Janu
THhRAH6 HE%:r sS sSS'f ss %'ss s
THURSpAY 5!-lMsse 5Ga. 500 heat ,;,o Gf two miles
FRIDAY, Sth-Purse s5G0 heats one mile-three best of
SATURDAY, Gh-Pgrse $1,000; heats four miles,
The en'ree money per cent OH the amou9' OF tn ne Pnrs
the purse. If horse ks for purse, he will receive the
following Sweepstakes previously advertised close
| LIST August, 1851 have filled viz:
nas m sHk sS
eared on or before the M Isl Of S with sC added by
srt The second horse to save his stake Five or more
S NJ ~. ar"s nv cAJvTT Nv orL.rra ou+ n,
| L. 4 Ree, S "e'0 ""'e' g. - y A0'e' 0'' "
. R. Ia, Or Co b. f. BONNIE LAss1E by Glencoe,
8 p HeOs b, by Epsilon of Kate King by
n ram: ~ II - ra,av, - RrpEE bv youcber mt NJ us
a II. + Ne""e n"ine' u T. i'oi i'i- ~ ''' ~ VI "
penny; S.inor,n names oh f ELIZA LOGAN nv FROSTY
D. - - III ~; .n.i i 10, ~ - '''
dan oy hln olI Gl oarnE ~ Sa"eni pT, In J., c; o, r
D. Al Ipthsuf If aleH D. e. oi' 's He'e"' ~ "
- ro,i! ~ pleieoe Il . ,,oNrcnNppy h.. pos,a, r.
Myer & d. q soore name eh' C. NUN y os'o' ORA
c1;,h i,r,t Nav, 9 ,r c,,n,o. mt or INN C,re,a
ohW name D. l. pS "1e"eoe o' Vi IMP eahe'"
lIa ,,,, c, c ,,o ,.aor al 5s ,rools Of 1s,5,.
NO "aty G,un nek HY lot rs W." en- S & n sn M
% d @ az m go H., I. r ,nnar SsG ,v;h SIn1o sIdad ~,
t ain, W ib ~ ta n az W. f,rj,rs rnn;SoG ,rro ~
a'e % IT. VI sooa1 ~ 49, va AZ s is 20. ;'a n, ,,ops
4,e s ., @ ",n nv clt, @ ~ Ss ih W f;.s ad eIdr. al @ 81
~ @ r , ,I W - nf ~. ra',nr &C. n. -
, r's; I" % J"no f o is5s W '"0 "eeSu"s Vi INC 'es"' w ~
~ " ne 9' w e i OH = sTApEEbr wo,r ort of Poo,
o =, - t,har, nn,na, M S,'ne E., Nr"a;o o,t a.
= Il tra,nann~ a: v' '' " = ', "N W "'ef' ~ Vi
n "a !, pIn5. ny. no,,os o, , br,,,,o- , yo,,har
.. u ti ass l pItl ST,, ~ ~, ,,o- ,, oe
| H. II ,;o "A, oiirS1, IIr,am ~ " " " "A " o o'' o "
louisa dolHien' - ,r. ,,us,,,.,, = J.. ,r,
D. A. H. hhgaltn iines Sap' 'o's'oh 81 d. C. ny Voucher
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

w Powell. Jackson from vicksburg.
Jas Stockton. Hauthorn. from Pascagoula-Basin.
California. Hnichings. from Mobile.
Jesse X Bell, C.terlin, from Cincinnati
Lecomte Johnson from Balise.
Bayou Belle, Mclaughlin, from Ouachita
Towboat Mlandon Whann. from the Passes-towed down
and to 18th instant ships Glad TdiDgs and Equity
brought mp ships Lebanon and Arlington.
Towboe Olivia Whitmore. from the down and
l2h inst, ship Monmouth, barks John Parker and
Tacio, brig Pancho-brousht up the Qnarantfne bark
Sam Slick and brigs W sawyer-came to city light.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

r The officers Of the steamer Bayou Belle from Trenton
18th having seasonabe rains in that section Of
the country which raised the river twelve feet and
falling the rate of one foot per day. w
ss~ The of the steamship Robert Waterman from
Santiago Galveston schooners Mnna schee
Bulrns Of Orleans schooner Sec Drift Of Mobile
BraIos Santiago. Mnna Schefer to leave August Is.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

IIyRRPOOI-shjp sebasticook-15I9 bales cotton 20I2
sacks wheat, 2inO slaves, II bbls oil. 20 pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Schr Hornet-l500 bbls shells.
HAVANA-Brig Naham Stetsnn-26D tcs lard lO kegs lard
GO butter loo bb pork I bbs beef 10 casks HAMS IL
hams, 100 boxes cheese, 1900 sacks
TAMPICO-Schr W Harkness-725 bbls -four, 10 bbis Of
vinegar 10 do do bone black 10 kegs butter 300 bxs
micelH, 8 do mdse, 4crates eware and sundries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
NOTICE.
Jefe,y's Doubie-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
1rith India Rubber Ball VGlreS,

JeHefUS D0u6ie-4fCtmg Suction ana F0TCe Pump,
,pith India Rubber Bal Valres,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, ETC.. etc. etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
sale of eey's Improved Double Acting Pump, with
India Valves prepared orders
This valuable invention patented June
5h 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State held at Enl in that year. In intro
confidence that his efforts bring into general will be
seconded all who its operation and construction.
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will be apparent to every thinking mind
Their and their yielding surface secures
certainty operation and perfection OF action which cannot
arrangement facility which the parts be removed
and replaced the FORM renders this the most perfect
and desira able Pump Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general they in moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Price 800
Size No Possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons min
Price S3d,
Size No nossessesa capacity of forcing IS gallons min
And larger sizes suitable Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
capacity of 800 gallons minute of
construction and may soon be expected Nos and
maby adapted to Sugar Houses forcing
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while tor redeeming Swampy Lands the No nGis
| pensabe.
The feels convinced when these PUMPS are
will speak themselves that sooner or later
| they will go into general use
Samples Size No can be in operation at c. Bier
Co IS 95 Camp Price Couon's No. lO7 Poyras
street Office of the undersigned persons are
| vited to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
m24 " 81 Graver street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
n PRIEsTLEY 3 HEIN, s. AN1 q 0AMF

- STREET, Importers and Dealers in HAkDW AXE,
"A CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE,
&S have well assorted stock of Foreign and Domes
Hardware Cutlery English and American Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler Iron which they offering for sale ut low rates
agent for Himan Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron.
manufactured The Rolling Works the Cumberland river
Their has proved itself superior other made
in the United States.
Are also ofG L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Manufscory
and Of a New Jersey Copper Company.
Weinvie the attention of the country dealers planters
chants and the public generally large and well assorted
stock. d29 Mo1f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

NDERSON ID. DIEFEEs, COMMISSION MER-
IA CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOU BILE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
CATTLE NJ b < E T.

JEFFERSON CITY. August Il.
Arrived lis head of Cattle and $50 Sheep The market is
well supplied Prices of Hogs ana western peSes are ne
aud the for Texas Cattle etc. moderately active
quotations. viz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED, REFERRING TO THE
" card Of Dr. f. Reach resp Cully informs his friends
aud lie public ge orally that he will continue the WRpL T.
SALE IND RETAIL DRUG AND APoTHEGARH bust
ness in branches the of Charities al Gus
mUhonse streets where trusts by personal attention
n bu,iuss 4nd to the wants OF his customers merit share
! rsi ltgEW WILLIAM BOGEL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
LOUISIANA MEDICAL DE

" he Annual Course OF Lectures IN l'epaft.
men will commence MONDAY November 10TH, 1851 and
will terminate in the ensuing March
JAMES JONES N. D., Professor of Practice Of Medicine.
j. l.. RIDDEII, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. H. CENAs NJ y. Professor Of 0bstetrics
GUSTANES A MOTT NJ. d. Professor of Materia Medlca.
JOSIAH G. MOTT NJ D., Professor of Anatomy:
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and "a
tholoey.
GILBERT s. VANCE, NJ. D., Denonstrator of Anatomy
The DisSectug will be the second Monday
in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital
accompany the Professors in their visits and
expense enjoy extraordinary practical sdvana
Preliminary Course, Lectures will be delivered daily in
the Amphtheaer the Hospital from the ls of October on
and Surgery and other subjects withont any
charge Students. THOMAS HUNT, NJ d., Dean.
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually IN
April Resident Students, who maintained by the
Institution. aul2 3p'f
ITO SUGAR PLhNTERS-AT BARGA1N-une
Copper Sugar Kettle and Serpenne for boiling sugar
perfectly and guaranteed of best quality dnlen-
sons "a inches in diameter and 26 inches deep.
Also
One Tubular Locomotive 900 feet fire surface per-
fecily
Both will be sold half the original cost Apply at
BREWSTER & ZACHARIE'S,
myl4 35 Front and 36 Fulton ss New rleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
IMPORTS.

s S,sS1 70
Hsbrareol6I do PUG Ava1aan9-lsOo do rsdrsaavls
beef hide. Price aIsh asoso do Bern
Graham aeo-snndes Mcdowell, Mills acossoO in specie
sask brandy S;
to Msigaaa &co-s hhds liquors bbs Of
= ;s5siSs; 8 H.,
B5uIaonT casks wine / bnae-s casks vine go cases
vioscs G vii es &c to Lanata frees-Ga,as Consgta
asos esK
bsgh keocSiqge Jaison-c Pstf..zP Jqge ls 4eo-r
Sssa.ss,S Bssdes-P RetestJe1q GsnehsE IasmoP
ceurisn 1eomE DeschampVand order. II
MATAOzAs-Brig J sauyer-3ll hhds malada IS hhds |
sugar $50 bbs nolasses to b Murison.
NEW YOR1-ship Lebsnon-Assored mdse
BORDEAUX-ship ArIngton-Wnes, &c.
PAsCAGouLA-steamer Jas stockon-l4O,o0o feet lumber
to Merritt & Mcconnell
PENSACOLA-Schr Barrssa-40 900 feet lumber 90 00aths
=; bbls lime sS to Holden se0
SHIP ISLAND-Schr Covington-7o0 sacks salt to Byrne,
Vance kce.
PAsCAGoULA-schr Forida-2 feet lumber to order.
COyINGTON-schr Laura-35 900 bricks to Webber
COVINGTON-Schr Aleyon-35 900 bricks to Webber
TCHEFUNcTA-schr North star-4Oo bbls sand to order
PAsCAGoUIA-schr Telegraph-s7,o 600 feet lumber to
PAsCAG oULA-schr serina4O 900 feet of lumber to G
| Sanford.
PASCAGOULA-Schr Basalide22 600 feet lumber to c;
| Sanford-l2, go do Fash dco.
PASCAGOULA-Schr Enterprise-3O0O0 feet of lumber 10
order.
IORN 1SLAND-Schr Octavia-5OO bbls sand to order.
B1LOXI-Schr Resoluton-500 bbls sand to order
MADISoNvILLE-schr Phoenix-In ballast.
ANTE RIvER-Schr Emma-5OO0 shingles to order
rONCH HATOULA-Schr Emblem-l00 oak knees Is cords o.
wood TO order.
| RIGOLOTTS-Schr Bailey-45O bbls sand to order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
vICKsBU BURG-steamer W Powell--l4 bales cotton to
Oakley Hswkns- bales to John Watt &co4 bales Of
cotton Thornh &co2 bales ID Kelly &coi4 sacks
cotton seed sacks Vaudeville Mclhenny
potatoes bale hides "a pkgs peachas Benton
col0s peaches 10 sacks potatoes Godng-6 cs hams
Martini Owen Cobb bale wool A Kelly &co-6 hides r
W Adams &co-sundreS to order-Tota Is bales cotton.
TRENTON-Steamer Bayou Belle-5 bales to Buck
ner Stanton Newman bbls -four pkg beeswax Goodrich
&eol seed FreIson Stevenson &col pkg Tala
= mon &co-sundres to A Miltenberger AGO.
BALIZE-Stearaer Lecompte-sundries to order.
; RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD-3 bales cotton Mcdowell, Mills 6co-l dc
do Coleman &col do order-l5 bales cotton
John &co9 bales Trosclair Haydel5 bales o.
cotton F Dasilva-25 hides Queyrouse d Langsdorit
e PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
= MOBILE-Steamer Caitornia-sundres to Geddes-art
| nrupr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

CARD-I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
II my numerous friends and customers thai nave dpnsei
of my Drug Establishment, corner Chates ana
streets TO Mr. WILLIAM BOGET, well known Druggist and
ACCOMPLISHED Apothecary for whom wond respectfully So
rit Continuance patronage literally bestowed upon
heretofore. L. " bta+ANti'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
CONSUMPTION.
Aebietu Of the stlarkets.

TUESDAY MORNING, August IS, 1857.
COTTON Some few buyers forward yesterday and
took about 800 bales at full prices The transactions included
bales New Crop ro1n Texas cassed Mddling Fair at lsc r
b We quote 5 before
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

TOPARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ copartncrship for carrying the western
duce Commisso and Forwarding Business under me
rnrner IF Co,ti street +. JACOB,
~ " Z. DUSSUM1ER.
New Orleans March, 1887, M
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AUCTION SALES.


oT AND HOUSE ON HOSPITAL STREET-ESTATEO OF
p. C.. 4 F. Bernard.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, at 12 o'clock ~.
> in OF the st. Louis Exchanges by virtue OF an
from the the second District Court of New Or
leans August H. 1851 for account of said succession
The undivided half of LOT OF GROUND situated In this
city in square comprised between Hospital Bourbon Da
phin and Barracks streets about n feet front on
iospta 100 feet in depth Together WIN a
the buildings and improvements thereon. Al.
the balance at six monhscreh
approved endorsed note secured By morsage on
propery with Of cent per annnm from
maturity until final payment ,,r
Act Of sale before o. DeArmas. Esq, Notary Public
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Scosp n1ses sEpYNe 9E GSSs % KEN
WHEREAS, John Il. Kennedy has pefl.
w toned Of curatorp the vacant
Of the late Owen Kennedy, deceased inestate-
Notice is hereby given all whom It CONCERN 70 Snow
within days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court. ..-.-.
aug l3 l8 P. 8. WILTZ, Clerk.
DEuxIz CoUE DE DfsrRIcrl SUCCESSION DE OWEN
de la No9yslle.O Orleans kENNkDY-No. l5uZ
n te une petition la Pee d'obten les etes de
curate la de fu Owen Kennedy dece
de intestat-
Avis est par le present donne tons celia
dedure dix jours les raons les
quele serait pas fait droit la dte petition.
Par ordre de la f;our
ans Ii ia p g. WILT GrefSer.
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,Eo@ GRAND REGATTA-A REG Alta will
|MSN be sailed ut Point Clear, FRIDAY and SATuR.
l(AnAl the list and 22d inst under the regulations OF
the s. Y. Club, aud fee for all classes OF uOats
The of 5000 will be divided in Prizes follows First
Prze, S25U; Second, 5000 Third, 500; ourtl, $50.
TIE frs, Prize will be handsome Plate of kind. All the
other Prizes Will he paid in gnld
All of Yachts respectfully invited to enter them
for the occasion.
Point Clear Hotel August H. 1857. aulT I'd
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PASSENGERS,
Per ship Arlington from Bordesux-2 cabin and 4steerage
passengers.