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8ebieb Of tbs Hlarksts.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND NOI4ASSES.. TRANSACTIONS were coilieu
o etal lots.
-FOUR Prices ga again and buyers came forward
quite freely sales 1000 bbls including 300 at s. % for
Superfne s. S5 IS for Fancy and Sc for Extra, 200 ba
kers Illinois Superfne at IS g. 500 St. onis
higher rate Extra &C. and other lots Of which
no particulars made public.
GRAIN The sales of Corn embraced $500 sacks including
Mixed re $40 Good 5c and 500 lSc r brshe
.Wheat active with sales Of 1000 sacks, comprising 800
Ordinary ST. 1900 Fair Red at 81 o. 2450 III 81 OS for Prime
Red and 81 for White, and 1000 in two lots 81 10 p
bshe Selected Red OF Oats 55J sacks St Lonis
sold 4c 400 in three lots at AZ and 100 bushels
Blck prince Edwards Island) 5c Il bushe Bran
with sales 44.0 sacks in lots at 75c go
TX, aud 3,5 at soc n 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS We noticed retail sales of Mess at
S27 dealers generally asked s21 80 + .of Bacon 25
casks sold l5c for Ribbed Sides and l3ac = ID for
Prime Shoulders Lard firm with sales of 2l5 ieces i'll
lois and 1900 kegs also in lots, all at lc q ID
COFF Fee. The market very dull and no sales
Another cargo 600 bags has arrived from Rio
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. Holders asking 411ac Il
gallon.
WHISKY..We noticed sale of 100 hb Extra Reciied
&c + gallon, cash.
POTATOES 80. About 200 bhs Neshannocks sold
So, and n lot of ST. St. Louis at 81 60 T Dbl.
FREIGHTS. ship taken for Liverpool ut "a for
Cotton Flour and 9sd for Grain and some Cotton
shipped for Boston at 81 Z bale
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ExpoPrsSince circular the unprecedented coni
Of has absorbed attention, and business OF al
kinds has neglected The isurrection has at length
result of general spread con-
the Mnh1medan population OF lhda 10 seize
of country and Hindoo preudces OF caste
artfl worked TO aid this effort lnti there
question Of supremacy be set at rest by physical
force greater part of the Interior must remain III state OF
anarchy totally destructive Of all business At present the con
and government ceners. principally
The evoted troops have united AS much as pos
sbe purpose of .aking stand The whole course OF
Ganges Patna impeded by struggling DanGs
rnutnos outlaws search OF plumber anu all the
country produce which comes from above Pana he con-
fore very considerable proportion our supplies
portion OF our sapetre considerable quantity of indigo is
disturbed districts about 35OO0 tnaunds
this calculated that by possibility can 80 U be manu-
fcte this The factories generally have been deserted
burned and regret 10 ada that large
portion themselves have been DAssacred Nearly
the whole the indigo seed required for Bega also grown in
India and the effects Of tie instruction will thus proba
bly, following Of indigo by cutting OF much
0 the seed from which it Is grown.
Having given brief Of the instruction, as bears
generally upon trade shall proceed report its effects
market in det,il. ~
UsSY CLOTH AND BAGs-Are without change The former
selling Co.'S Rs AZ aud the latter al Co. KS Is Tor the
best qualities procuIabie
Of business has been done for
this paper 2, but al closing, the rates
easier-say 2 21s.
FRE1GHTs-To England very little doing at ca To America
the tonnage reported $40. For China 81
last, but shippears wait
Ing the arrival OF the China steamer.
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WANTED.

WTANTED-A LADY AND HER DAUGHTER ARE
w DESTROYS obtaining situations Teachers either pri
families in schools, in the city country They viii
give English French, Drawing Music and En-
boidery Good references given Apply to 81 at the Crescent
Office. sci NSW
- HOUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
f Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo Streets
E comfortable House, suitable for moderate SIZED family
with large garden attached would be preferred
exceed $500 1900 per year For house that
suits years could be made. Apply TO 81
Gravier street, iv2i IT
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UNIVERSITY FLOUIsIANA-M MEDICAL
NO EXCUSE FOR LEAKY ROOFS,

FROM VIM. BROWN, ARCHITECT.
To thereby testify that have used
Warrens Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofing for the
last four both private and public buildings The In
Hotel Niagara Falls, having $50 feet frontage,
the extension Engine House and Machine Shops of the New
York Central Railroad Buffalo, with the roofing
had difficulty with it, and have heard complaints,
do hesitate that in opinion, formed from
experience with extensive that is the best
eria for fiat roofs for its cheapness durability and
susceptibility Of being readily made perfectly tight and its
great power to resist fire.
Baltimore February A. 1854. WIN. BROWN
All persons who have used these Roofs and consequently
qualified speak integeny the subject bear the
testimony They have been thoroughly tested the
Alges Warehouses; and their decided superiority all
Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
established
THOS. RICHARDSON Il CO. the only persons author
lied put Roofs of this description in this State
S.Order box lU4 Mechanics Exchange 10 St. Charles
New Orleans.
Refer to Messrs. A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL. a22
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CONSIGNEES.

deH LINES Bro sts ss
vile Iron work1-W Ls,ehford Sec Kailey &soMA
Fayne-E J Hart seo-J y Hyde &eoJohn Williams kco-J
hsEi@ooFs H Eos
tossS s15,s c2es,
GAR ScqIPolhof knjE5'-J Person son -, Fn.nusi-
: Pcaltnsy"Bae Ene5, Stanton 4 SeSman-s Todd SsoTF
Richard Sugen &co-Beeiux l. Reggses-C Marks 2co-J
H3s9s
S9 .aEn se
Walker, Stuart H9ehnson scoc Yale Seo-J
RssHosGano y?s. ShseDs
Borrett-M@de Vile Mclihenny|G BnrTiere &eopt
eI'sS". %;sa ScoTssss Adsn;Tj
hewis1p NGGs co A%sHs 6o-7nsdd
AID order.
ssn HPksr snh-vo.f B5oswE
GuotBogaEs Foley Avery osTTS &C., q
Gsss sss
Henderson Gaines-PTee Converse %eomo Wood;
Muse scorsyior fRaddtJ SasnFsket Pertn:
Stanton i sco
Ns5qns1s Seo-Wp Ps5son cgP Btno1
feH tnto SteI5i DSnSa
Eco-Perkns, Bowen &coK kayneTTaylor Radtin n
AehsGap as1sfSf edNb
B9rr9N-Bark Fanny EalsrwRssd t Iield-F9yOr
W Dunbar sco-E Carver &co-Nicholson &co-P
A Iiraud &co-G I4abatier &co-Smth Bro-Perkin 6co
Braud Landry Kicks &eo-Priee, Converse tco-
Robert Sco-Callusa Il Pascal-Avet Bro-D Il Marks
&co-Iieald Massie &co-Ltne, May field &co-laaut Du
mare-Bogart Foley d Avety-J Adams &co--Dyas Aeo-
c Randolph &co-kennedy i Foster-J Gould &co--J
Valentine &coJ Person 3co-W Vioe kco--E Conery-
j II Marks &co-Perkins Bowen .sco--I Smith--Grant
l.ewis &co-l;ullosa PasCah Aucoin-S Ewiug--Moon
| Titus &co-A Grief sco-Oglesby Macaulsy--Bredow
Wushutf-Thiele, Seller Richards, Socomb acopost
Bros-treo Fosdck-A laforess-W c Blanehard-C ia,
jr 1co-N Richards Sco surteyant &co-C Newton Acc
Smith, Cooper Sco-J Dougherty &coByrne Vance &ct
-obit Char panther Harris Levi--CT Buddecke &co-
Goodrich &co-W Broadwel, Payne &co-A l. Bloom &co-
Q II keep-George Conney-Buekner, Stanton Sewnan-
4 Miat Gco-A Robb &co--Wilson. 1lpscomb kco-J Il {
Cromwell &co-S Kennedy W jackson Nco-Cabanis
&co-R X Lsughln-George Smedes &co-Hall, Kemp &co-
Smith, Cooper Sco-Smon Il Frank-and order
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v
yond shadow Of doubt by the experience and testimony Of
diseases with which children afflicted caused by Worms
the either known attributed to something else
Various the which have been eli o rs
less the end however has at length been
wherever they This assertion supported by the
testimony Of the most eminent and respectable 'n''
PURELY VEGETABLE
tits safe in operation and easily administered than
any Of The which indicate the existence
Of Worms in che b9w vd are "a @ the
heavy and dull the breath fsd the upper lip swollen
The sleep is disturbed tine pssnt often awakening in great
liable to starting and snn the teeth, the aPps
feeble, and in some instances denrayed
WfNER,s GASAnI1X, vEKMIFuGE is SUPERIOR
hhAAD' f'N MFbfGAL EVIDENCE.
+ # *? Wifi III. sSS Gen. 5
remedy for the expulsion of Worms from intestine
Licentiate of the r. 9. of surgeons Ireland etc.
Member of the R. c. Of Surgeons ia fdaon, etc.
From INF RE s ns
Veitpre and with the most happy results In ny own lam
psion Of Worms has followed the adinserng Of your
nng and every enc here prefers it to any othsi It's efes
point gained IN giving medicine to children x.o,x
July ID, lS4b. JOHN FLSSSftN.,
RA- Physicians generally WINER'S CANADIAN
VERMIFUGE. This medicine is simple vegetable prepare
ton, and always be administered with perfect safety and
confidence the result and will always destroy Worms sud
| the patient to health.
certificates have sent 10 Agents from
planters merchants physicians, bearing testimony 10 the
tcacy this Rfallible remedy Warranted in all cases
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
| nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
s- Sold wholesale RETAIL manufacturers prices by
! j. WRIGHT * Co, Newtreans,
| fssS Isl and q Charities street. New Orleans, La.
old PEACH AND APPLE BRA NDY-7a obls
" pur old Virginia Peach Apple Brandy, in
| for sale by JONES, AACkISDER h 60,
| aul9 q Grdyitr street.
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REMOVALS..

ID EM0VAE.-D II. MARKS Il CO. HAVE REMOVED
III from 81 and So Tchoupouas street. to Of Gavier
and New Ievee. sci LIT
D Observation-Disclosures co. H AVE REMOVED
~ from the Of Orleans and Royal streets to No. IS Or
leans street, the French theaer.
pELI1ANtfER & CO., pISTILLERS AND CON
ID PETITIONERS No. IS Orleans street. the French
tkeaer, received and keep constantly hand
500 Fre2ch Dessert Biscuits
a large assortment Of French Drops.
Eandied Fruits and Sugar PluTns.
2,OHl0f0 Kisses, plain and fancy.
A general assortment OF French Confectionery.
CorAals, Fruit and Meat Preserves, etc,
Whici! they offer tie trade at liberal prices. iva I'm
d ENIRSED - THE OFFICES OF THE NEW OR
IL leans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
removed from No 45 Carondelet New
Depot Suil,U:e GalliUDe
JEDCI& SVINEGS-A SMALL INVOICE OF JuHAN-
IL NISBEK =, Err. LIEBFRAtENMlLGH. HuCHlIhIMER
and RI DESIEiNER, Of superior quh.lt. for sale by
TIL LIE, SELLER L 70.
Gu2l L. - .&sIk Flace.
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SPOKEN.
IMPORTS.

" By Capt BAXTER of the bark Iee Boggs 18th August
off Hole-in heWall bark Kimbal Is dsy. ont from Mo-
bile time ship Isaac Newton Bostoa for This mort
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

swANSON's LANDIEG-steamer Alida-l7 bales cotton
to Cuddy Brown 6co-5 bales cotton Kelly &co-l
Mcdowell Mills &co-l box tobacco Jacob Gco-2
hides Speake McCrearyUU hides 81 sheep skins
Wilhenberyl buggy Miller &Forrestler-l00 Sey.
mour-sundres to order-Total Il bales cotton.
BALIZEseamer Iecomte-lUD bbls moasses 20 half bbls
moasse DeBlanc-22 bags potatoes Cosasu-
dries to ordee.
ST LOUIS-steamer Hawaha-24 -four 26S scks corn
to Kennedy AcoS5 sacks 926 bran
20 hxs mdse John Iauche do Henderson Gaine-2
Adams 6eo,l2 bb apples iandofo &co25 boxes mdse "a
200 lacks malt Carter &co-l box mdse Harvey &eo
do Rice Bro co5 boxes soap Pedresuvle Brohers5
bbs beer Bach-l0 casks bacon 30 coils rope well
Payne &co157 bales hemp 595 bills -four
Pope Ellison scol51 bbls -four Keep &co- do eggs
eBondio-lJ75 bbls -four do eggs bran keg of
John Duffy &cos9 bbs -four Short &co-l2l
bb II apples Schnider39 bb boxes apples TO
bcoe snas-l29 sacks W Giyens-90 corn to
Chism Boyd22s sacks corn 10 sacks wheat Michel &
wheat Yeanau kco-62 bbls
IFS pota John o. ienlss bbls pkg lard TO
| q Shaw &co-sundres to order-Toial hads tobacco
| RAI;LkoADs.
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Oakley Hawkins-l0 bales Coleman Putnam &co-5i
bales Trosclar Haydell- do " hackney-2U do 10
Harris evi-2 do Bellocq, Nobon &co-l do Hail. Rodd
Punan-i0 hides Banchin Chaudet-0 do Queyrouse
| NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAlROAD-2 bales cotton and sundries to Warren Gilmore
&co5 bales cotton Niles Adams &co-l do Wright Allen acc
| d Gardner-C king-M Observation-Disclosures Nolan
| and order.
| PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-steamer oregon-4 bbls -four to sutt;n 6co-
lie sacks oysters h Davis.
| FLATBoATs.
| INDTANA-Per McKesns Boat--355 bbls lime to
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PERSEVERANCE Door, BLIND AND SASH

Corner of St. Charles and Clio Streets New Orleans
GEORGE PURNES, Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has addition to his
business commenced the of Doors Sshe
and Blinds of every description above shment
All orders left his office IS Commercial factory
the Mechanics Exchange Box 81, will promptly at,
tended NV fn,
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CAT TILE n 4 & z Z T i.

JEFFERSON CITY. Sept. I.
Arrived day 227 head of Texas Bseves and Veal Cattle
Hogs continue scarce only $50 Sheep are left on sale The
mark Ell is well supplied with Beef and Veal Cattle
PRICEs:
BEEr CArrLr-western Fine and Choice ......'..CNGIo
" Rough and Fair. ............-GH1a
Ordinary and Fair. S1lAS-
SHsBP (per head) % -a@
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky per head ... 500 y
Ordinary. sot
Choice.
CALVES YEARLINGs. .sote III 'u
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'INDIANOLA VIA GALvESToN-s.earnship GaIyes.o,-
bales D Kelly &co-4 bales Oakey Hnv
knsT5 Whe--5 horses buggy j NJ Dict srn
$40, $40 in specie Miles, Adams &co
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Boggs-Assorted rndse
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark Niord--625 sacks coffee to
Schroeder
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark Judas4IG0 sacks coffee TO Ma
than l. Kurchett.
MATANzAs-Bark Vim Henry-i20 bids molada to J B
Murison.
CAMPEACHY-Brig Dsce-s2OO in epecie l0I bsles obac-
Fernandez co-i6 bales hats SlJ in specie Cam
erden.
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT-Scer Wild Pgeon-25s bbIs
roiin 81 bbis spirits urpenne do tar 20 hides to Post Mel
&c bbIs pitch do spirits Rogers. Wooda!l eco.
ENSACOLA-Schr yictorg-500 900 feet Of lumber 200N
sths to Simpson Dorr.
FISH RIVER-Schr Virginia Jsn-540 900 feet lumber to
Blessey.
BAY ST LoUIs-Schs Concorda-S0o0O feet of lumber tt
Powers sco.
B1LO&lSchr Yankee tia-3o 900 feet lumber to order
COVINGTON-Schr Fontanbeau-5IO bbls sand order,
BONFOUCA-schr Perseverance5C0 bbls sand to order.
PEARL R1vER-schr Elizabeth Ann-3O,OCo feet lumber
10 order
B0NFOUCA-Schr Mahilda-35GUD bricks to order.
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GUN DRIES

NUNUK1ES-
y Is barrels Brazil Nuts
% boxes Pickles. IF aud or gallons w. Underwood's $;
20 casks old Rancho Wne
50 barrels Old Bourbon Whisky
% boxes assorted New York Candies;
For sale by A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
au22 26 CirAvier street..
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Ship Luna Mason, - days from Boston, ~
Ship Susan Kinks Cllsseu from Boston, TO WIN Dewey
Bark Fanny Ealer Lodge days from Boston, TO Fc
dirk,
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NEW GRUCEISIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef Tongues
Cracknell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles.
French PRESERVES; Westphaa HAMS;

~ Shaker PRESERVES new HAMS; Beef TONGuESi
Cracknell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PREsERv ELS; WeStphalia HAMS;
RAISINs, Figs and Prunes in Jars and Fancy BoSesi
variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received, desirable
for the Holidays
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS
For sale at the GEN GROCERY STORE, % Baronno st.
SCI Ct E. L. BERGIER, Agent.
o X. STEVENS q CO., IMPORTERS AND
Il. Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans
Country and City Buyers will find establishment an
tensve of Goods adapted branch of Trade
respectfully invited call and examine Stock and
Prices.
Printing all sizes; p4nEsiEis s. Playing Cards,
whipping l''Hi ''S'' Grossrs' Bag Writing INK,
Letter. ruiiea-pan; rost:oace, ststi Pens,
Soe, Copying Ss ETC., % H st etc. etc.
SCHOOL srATid h e every description a "''
Sssdss SS
ss Sss s5a E1 R;s Toys Hsst; Exc;
buffalo, Buttons, Watch Guards,
FL! Brushes F% sSs %Ss
Nail Purses, Backlng
scrabbing:: Pocket Books, Tscks' etc., etc.
great variety OF ClioCkS IulliEI SOAfs, fhhr oM-
v. 's ''' : AN +. R. STEVENS
| fe6 If 81 and Fl Cnmrnnnst.
IT, s Ho txb ht hN1tfhsfss' rO'' eA+'' On,
VI RSs to 5sfsys and and
gyey @ssffPSn 6 to California" through the agency of
We viii receive and forward any part EUROPE pack
T o S ns I Hs H'fy Ready the dag
w. ,ns, snr " S, TOBY, III, ! ! G RRo, stree,
street. ksA olnas + kR 81 Of H.
an Received by last arrivals from Europe and the North
spinnge Capsicnm, Lettuce,
Corn Salad celery Mustard,
Chervl, Turmp, Enlive
rimprenel, Lex l'p' Ra5lish
Racket, Satisfy Sage
F Fny%1s, f Fsas, 9 optss etc.
NEWELh COETON Sore Ws-sIN AND NM
prices ''' SAMUEL. IL. GILMAN,
- BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY; Miss
I This desirable Summer Retreat, 50 generally know
Of Wlia Barnes will be opened on the first day Of June
The propreor in order to meet the increasing
rooms T" his ho's has erected during tie past w",eT a. "a
ventilated Family Rooms d now hopes t. BE- to
modae all that favor him with their Patronage whether
The many of this establishment, com
flowing and having beer
visited epidemic have failed impress ayotaby the
many visitors the different Southern cities and surround
| ing country.
hotel extensive orchard, containing th
choicest fruits handsomely arranged fue
ventilated apartments bachelors, Billiard Rooms and Ten
Alleys conveniently and neatly lifted up anu Bar stocke
with fine Liquors and Cigars.
Carriage and Horses always be had AZ the shoves
notice.
The proprietor determined spare expense viii
him continuance of the generous patFonsg
heretofore received and render the stay Of his guest
agreeable
Visitors from New Orleans the West will at the frs
wharf Mississippi Ciy from Mobile, East III
second wharf.
Applications for rooms can be made 10
|. WM. BARNES, Mississippi City,
THOMPSON h BARNES.
nylJ I'm - Common ST. New Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY VINCENT CO., Auctioneers.
TUESDAY, the sth inst, at 10 o'clock, Mt
their auction % Cusomhouse street, will be sold
cases Oxford Denims
Jeans;
10 :. Brooklyn Bleached;
10 :. Thorndike
Cassmeres satne Cloths Prints Alpacas, Blankets Mus
lins, Stripes Hosiery, ETC. se'
SUCCESSION OF MRS G. DEL CAsTILLo-HoUsE AND
Lot on Craps street
BY N. VIGNIE Auctioneer
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, Mt lie o'clock NJ :,
~ at the 81. Louis Exchange by virtue OF nm 9rae
District of New Orleans dated 3
May 1851 No. II $685. for account of said succession WI" pc
sold -,,,. :. 4,
Third District of this city, comprised between aaeVie
spain Greatmen and Craps measuring 30 feet front
Craps depth. Together with the house No
1874 containing four gallery Two ktches ana ser
rooms. privss, etc.
R5-TERMS-Cash.
SUCCESSION DE NINE G. DEL CAST1LLO-MA1sOf
ct Terrain sur la rue Craps.
PAR N. vIGNIE, Encauteur.
CAMEDI, 10 Septcmbre, 1857, n midi a la
y Louis dun ordre de Phonorabe sec
ondr Cour de District Nouvele Orleans date dn Mai
S57 No ii GG vendu pour compile la de success
80. . r.,..
District eomps Vaudeville, Espagne Granda
Hopme 30 pieds de face Ia rue Crap
sur 100 pes ofondeur Ensemble la mason No lf con
qua're chamhres galeric deux curn ct chalnoFe
domestipues, latrines,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Acte de vente pardeyante o. Drouet, Notary Public.
Hul9 20 SCI 10
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I.ecomte johnson, from Balise
HiawHtha, Dix from 81 Louis.
Aida, .tlhau, from Red River,
Oregon, Myers from Mobile.
TowhoHt Downs, Smith, from the Passes-went doTr
lieht-brOugh up from sea bark LIZZIE boggs-and II On
Quarantine Station bark Ni0rd.
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Shipping yntelligtnfs.
TUESDAY, September s, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
No clcnrdnces ut the Custom House yesterday.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Rahhurn from lndlnnoa ana Galveston
IIurris. Morgan &Co-ls district .
Steamship Galveston Wilson, from ndanoa via Galveston, to
W Tempeton-lierwck' IS Bay. -, ~
Bark Lizzie I5oggs Boiler, % days from Philadelphia to II
Bass-fuwdcr House. 49,. 49,,
Norwegian Bark Nord Chris,onson from Rio de aneTo to
mHster-arya pre vouy reported at Quarantine Station
I'd dist %.
Bark uu Thompson from Rio de Janeiro to masterQuar
autine Station. ,u,,
Bark VIM Henry Young days from Maanzas, TO b MnF
Son-quarnntine Station. 49,, .
Brig 1aulah Roberts, days from Havana, to Godenbow
lesuarre-Quarautine Station. ~
sehr Wild Pigeon OIeary days from ST Marks to Post
Mel-Basu.
schr Victoria Myers days from Pensacola to maser-aSir
Sclr Virginia John, Coruhvck from Fish kyef-iAsin.
Schr roncordin, Chalon from Bay St Louis-Basn
Schr Yankee Gnl Jermyn, from BloHi-BasLn
Schr Foutanbeau, Peters from Covinston-BaSn
Schr Perseverance, Melon, from Neutrality-suspicious.
Schr Elizabeth Ann. Athens from Pearl Riyer-BUsn.
Schr Mnthilde Melon. from Bonfouca-Basin
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z NORTH CULLOM. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,W Win,
s all professional business in St. Landry ard
Avoyeles that be entrusted his Offices Marks
VILE La. =,
Refeences-Chas NJ Waterman, hardware srchant c. n.
Olivier Esq; Thos D. Miller commission 1t; Chas
Singleton attorney law; Nixon Adams Crescent Once,
New Orleans. mis- Iyd&W
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-MEDICAL DE-
~ parmeu-Ihe Annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
will MONDAY, November 10TH 1857, and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ 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. y. 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
thology.
GILBERT S. VANCE, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The for Dsecng will be the second Monday
in October.
Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary Course will be delivered daily in
the Amphheater of the Hospital from the st of October
Clinical Medicine Surgery and other subjects without
charge II Students THOMAS HUNT. NJ H., Dean.
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually in
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by the
Institution. aulZ 5p'f
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.


SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Oh. T. LONsDALE vs.. THoS.
Parish of Orleans EGAN E. j. kGAN, his
wife.-No. S,107
DY VIRTUE of a consent of both parties in
ID the suit will proceed sell public auction nj the
Tchoupitouas and Celeste streets THU RSAi
the 10th day Of September 1851 at y o'clock NJ
The of grocery store
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
W ". MITCHELL,
se7elO Constable.
FIRST JUSTICES COURT, 2JAMEs Kelley VS. NJ AsPELL
Parish of Orleans. ) No. PISS.
DY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri faclas to me
d directed by the Hon. D. F. MITCHELL First Justice Of
the for Parish OF Orleans, will proceed to sell
public auction WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of Septem
ber 1851, II O'Clock NJ, my Warehouse No 70 Julia
street
One wagon, seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
se4SI2l6 VIM. c. QUIRK, Constable
PREMIERE COVE De Jus7IcE2 JAMES NEST Reilly Us NJ.
E,N VERTU dun writ de ii ri facias n moi
T. Honorable D. F. MITCHELL Premier Justice
pour parosse dOeans je procederai Ia vente
publque, MERGREDI. lie l6 septembre 1857, midi, mon
| magasin Julie No. 10
Une voiture, saisie dams l'afare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Fadjudicaon.
seiSl2l6 WIN. G. QulRk, Conneable