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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
CORIinRsTT(iv NoT.Cr.

6RGrERRp. ~f.at the ovl,ara OF 4, T,f.sn.sAr
> AMI :. ~ ~ D1rs 40. and Irtsf and :. l;iock
= MI i1 >tocrNclis Enlargement OF TIE CITY = Evns-
vile, rsnse the SINE 81 6Nel as 10 reIsrons
with Tive city grade within ten da,S a1teT the "a lea
ton ~ this f.nfire. aud ir daiauit there :, the
.T-f Co-gniso-nr - htrev Cire, e 10 peri or sid
N-- rDs he g. "a and expenses aceTunr = srel y
sci - an.i collected ~ sale rf fs-it 1soG-
~.frt sven t-a-s-f VIII SIT --~ -.sL zen a-fC
-1-s. ev -rir- - sha Common Con N.
t-~'e-11t WELL. II. WALKEH. city ClTs. b.
Vol suSjs copV.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

Az UNEXPECTED EEcoGxTlcE.--Se
nor Robes, (the Mexican Minister,)
Gen. James Shields and several other
distinguished gentleman, were lately seal
ed around dinner table III this city.
1 he wine having flowed pretty freely,
Gen. Shields was called up and gave in
glowing :olors the Incidents immediate
" connected With his being wounded
with grape shot in tho Mexican war.
He closed ~ saying he could never FOR
get tfe appearance Of the officer who
gave the command 10 fire. He was the
las. ohiscr he saw before falling, and he
shouu recognize him if be should ever
see him again. SenOr Robles, who had
listened S. ,hiUteuse interest at tho re
cital, Sioa y rose from bis clair and as
ked him ii he recognized in him that Of
fceri Tor, said he, Il gave the command
- IRE" The effect Of this announce
ment can be better imagined than des-
criLed. Since then the gallant hero Of
Chepultepec and General Robes have
been particular friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
LOUISVILLE AND EVANsVitEl REGS-
LAR LACRE7'.

= II - TIE veU known ana r
fttsk--@ @1 steam. .r.It s. 4. T. 3 i.s- E.i-.
Ss-slsa Duncan, f-.s r.--ute-et O. a
ua'te i'lr tGc season. and wiil cluturr tl f
trips. The tccJc L.1.atu-.- roe -a-- Uea,s -a oI q
superior uTler. For freight 1r rts- iui .ltrt
Leaves Louisville every .a aa-l- arI 'H. s.i.y dt
o'clock, p. m, ard returning. le-gc, Evansville
every Tuesday and Friday 30 .-i.,a, IL. r..
ap959m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
sEfTInHAi. MAP,

WILDE ser. t1Huv one Tho VIII enclose Fly cents iu
p1-tazc stamps aud books ~ pamphlets, c1ltiil a
TflucroUs instances rf successful frniHE. signed i
resper.4h'e and well known farmers, EviLg /. lie
u-ishicrhOod of the railroad lands. thr1u ginL. e
at7-aisp the cost of fenc 20 price ~ cattle
- harvesting, thre-hin 2. anv other nst4rl-
t'oG-w be cheer'uliF given. app,iC',icn, e.. her
per nslly OF by lettes, ia Engh, fs31et or Gem III,
'ilrcSsed to JOHN WignDN,
L8ul Commissioner of the Ill'rois Central = Z. Go.
60 Oice In Iilii yis sr.fssi X. r. DsI.t, Cba 90
Illinois. feE IGsw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
OLD ESTABLISHED
F0UNDERY & MACHINE SHOP.
KRATZ & HEILRAE,
PINE.STRHET.
Evansville, Indiana.

fHF p:1plie,org % tha lily ouniory are nov IRE.
yared tn ~ ali tinis - Machine sId Finishing work
AID every tr az s',nrg 20 the foUnieTy business.
Machinery 0f ali Kinds, Made and Repaired.
We have every fciiitv Of the best machinery and
~~ men. and nc give al work eutrrste,i TO u. our
"uuir'ded attention. We are Elafluiictlriug
ROLLERS AND SFFA3J ENGINES.
< 7nv power required, and ready 20 pror -.lr fll Or
ters for this kind OF machinery garrantin orr work.
ard satisfied with asona'e prices. TIE Fouuderv
Finishing Sh9rs, &c, n on Pinf stree,
THE SALE ROOMS
are on MAIN STREET, iust above Second, Hhe-.
orl0ts VIII iersceiyed.
ar71y RBATZ & lTEELEAS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

tcT-Ihe first daily newspaper printed
in Virginia VAS IN l780, and the sub
scriptioR price was $50 per annum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISYEJLE AND
MR1IpHSS PACKED.

q -II.i.Ik - TrF srler4ii IeSsen aer s---r..
er .N0iEIiE8 Sssa, =. Z.
----s-s - Sgnita, MAJ; AreAet, .4.-s,
Passing Eysilsyille. going ur e-ev Fsln's -- at 2
O'Clock. p Ni. Go1ig down 1.tsse' GvclSgl-' a
Saturilvat II y n,e!9c,, ". Gti.iic.te retuis v- q
trips hetesen btetnpls aud ll.i'yi.e, -li.r- eil
tEucirai way pLs-eS tng frr cit ei pas --.r- t-t
NOrhetper Is nasa AZ f1r speel conuca az >l'e-
W., Connects at LeaiNiile pit' 4 e ;...,5nr-. e.
mail stefners Jacob SlrslCr aud Tele1ratN = .-
Tor Cincinnati. ana by liailsoa'l thence 70 ~ ~
cities
Passengers Gainf, Enst.ly taking uraf-h tieke- d
tll s1Aler wili sEe tine expense and - 20 - g. -
Glsagrc, &c Railroad travel.
COu'yc'sat Neff ,Sis ai,h the spiesfd liut Of Acr
0rlea1s AMI Merplis sc.efs. and the Napolec2 end
Nb,e fiy@ boats, l'.i at PtluCih with ,ie = yr-l.r
l2ul aud Tennessee k'F-r packets az Cairo p u. i'e
Sc Louis packes ais
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
GREEN nIVFn 80.

= f,-TT-slL - TIfE stasme UNION, Capt.
Fi.t-tsis....s.'1 RUher'r, .rfi 'HsG us- i"-
s-z-z-ishe! .-h al the latest ili-
prsvcments, OF 81 TONS cay ritr f-t ann VClY lsL
driuEht, VIII ply regularly iu te a'orl trade. .
which shs built expressly, af. >...c.,s U ...
share Of public patrouage. For frs ..h- ls-e-.
ply on bO,l.yi. Iu5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
THE PRICES ARE FROM So TO $50.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

- Twenty per cent. will be deducted from the
credit grice for cash.
The sho purchase long credit, give notes p-o'e
bic ., :, and years after date, and are required
to improve one-lenth annually for ive years Is O.
have Dne hal the and under cultivation, az hc en2
far .uas.
Jf-.fa.tnt sGrTcy-lz MI ccC0i. s-F tAr-e Who
wish T. c,-tlif- q ese lands, free of carSa and a
.lcII n Iifktng sc',tiO14.
To llI sraaair,GC Uf.1o 7re asrich end valuable
rs those Which have lracH disposed u.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
LOUIS yILLR z SD HENDERSON PA@r, ~
STATESMAN

a oIG-TIk - CAPT. SULLTy ~, ri'' -
isssf--F r as a reglIaS fucrat bstTc
~ r-snI louisville ard Wen -gs.ef. la-
ius Evansville FI,IDAY siI TUESDAY ai;c-l ,on
a{2I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
q "a oues.itr q snn-her


re6e svfrTtun-s II allowed 20 cc or-Tbio1, tf.s,
dici.c Invariably removeS-s8on follows os~ y
ER, tATUITK AND EPTLEPTIc FIIs-in one of which
the patient may expire. no can sav nsfthesp ex-s
= are not often followed by those irs9df M dirS
lNsANIIY and CoNsUMPrIoN3 The records Of the a..
SANE sSTLTNs, ard the melancholy deaths Nv COZ.
SUMPTION, bear ample witness 20 s utb of tbeSe ss
sfryllis. n Lunatic asylums the most nelan-
IIeliy eAhlhon appears The cour,enance Is ac.,rsI
y SoCGen and almost des itutcIecner rui-h or e;st
rarely articplate. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

Ifyou arc suFc-inr With lrv oftbe al,l,a 5isrsss,
q ailments, the Fluid Exfract Buchn aiIl cure vou
II ~ II and ne cor Finced u is efficacy
Beware of QuaclS Aostrams and fuack noc-.
tors, "hp tdsely ouas a abilities and refg@ro,s
Olt1ets Know and avoid ts-a: and save long Stift-rg
~ u. - l'>Nre - >enfirg Or calling for
tot'r0f tfns Popular ana .;,sscifc Remedy
- atlvs ~ -2in and nfalation. hi ferfer.Iv ,,Ier
e1ht ID rs taste and OGur, but immediate "a is AZ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27

Debility is most terrible and has hrI vt tForss-,
up9n tnousands 70 uitiue:y grares; ilus blasting ths
anoltlon OF many I"iie youths IL can be cgrea Ly
~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24

GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced $3.50 sacks
Guiding 100 very Mixed Co., 100 Good at &C. 800 Prime
a. TO- and 900 Prime White at 7s77c busbel of Oats 800
sacks s uis in three lots ct 49, and some poor
Ohio at sssc In Wheat heard Of
actions and little or none Offering. sales Of Bran
prsed $50 sacks Poor and Old 7oc 800 the
Levee at TIC . 100 MS,
fHoVIsioNs....Mes Pork retailing very slowly at
Us of Bacon small lots selling at 4c Tor shou
ders, and lSc for Ribbed sdes. sales of Lard in
cuded 300 kegs at l5c h. Prime in ttercea we're worth
about 1714tgl751c.
Holders asking SIS and even $40 for weste
in anticipation Of the supplies from river being cut OF
By low water of New York 800 bales sold from store at 80
p tun.
COFFEE. 100 bags Prime sold at lie p b.
RICE. Very dull lot Of Prime fresh beaten croi.
brought Sep b.
GUNNY BAGS depressed by the srngency Oh
the Money Market bales good weight at 1885, w,
quote light at about 12c. sss-Ass=fs'5i1sr q
LARD OIL. "A small lot brought 81 Is q gallon.
WHISKY. Sales 100 bbls Raw and Extra Rect6ed a
p gallon Es'5-7a 80
FREIGHTs. Cotton shipping for Liverpool I'D 70
Havre at Ic T9 ='56si-S- II -ts ==ss7.s 800
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
Nem 0rlsa1s 9ailu Gresfsld.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
Nem @rIsaus Hlontu Nlarkst.
cRrsSEss o,rIeE, No; 70 Comp street i, 4

assn. es,sf zy mi e Scrip ssVs sss
The money market to-day presented features for
mark Though the calls the continue large and with
fully three times snount Of the income yet
sringency does arise from local Our
and factors had ser prospects, II
New York from the records for three four weeksbo
1t all should have money seeking investment We
fully satisfied our community Is not largely in debn fact
figures confirm views The action Treasury Depart
at Washington has resulted in injury and nconve
nience the commercial financial agricultural Of
our city and State It is generally known-but will be-
that the adopted by the late Secretary Of the Treasury
transmitting the funds Of of and
reparable injury city. To aude is the
forwarding drafts the this city by
Treasury Department Washington New York. Boston
aud Louis. in Of S5OOO $4,000 S25OOO be
the market rate provided that above par As
the Treasurer here only receive gold in payment this
gold of the Banks being the which they
have been 10 the cost Of bringing from other places In fact
limited Change that Bank within the last
forty taken gold out of its vaults and purchased these
the extent Of $4,000 5000 O0O for which has
against at handsome profit To epenish the amount
and keep its resources II is presumed this Bank he
Bank ouana has called contemporaries foot their
balances daily in gold In fact is charged that this Bank
exchanged In all about 100000 with the Sub
OF this taken during dull of the
locked the hands of the United States Treasurer is
matter The policy of the government in trans
eng its funds from point another is wrong oppressive
commercial interests unjust in its conception and not war
ranted sanctioned by the act creating the
ury intended by this that the government
in the renos have anything to do with
But the mode followed paakes of nothing more
general exchange Office 1t Is hoped the dignity Of the
will induce It's officers to change this system
| tyansacting the public business.
The exchange market is settling down to low figures Thu
demand Checks sight and three days sight on New
York good and large sales made to-day at ~
Der cent premium by the Banks Outside the rates ranged
from 1s premium Sales Of Is days sight were made at
discount thirty days at cent discount sixty day
sight range from 34s< to per cent discount. The sale
yesterday discount could not be repeated to
day. Sterling touched low figures good clear bills recede
to $685. to 61 per cent to-day We can only quote dealer
buying from 6esa, and sales to remters at 6974
bills with shipping tending to very low hgures
are extremes of good and Al grade were take
at 532h The range of the market rules from 53 ag'o
There inquiry for stocks and offers l9a have
| made for Louisiana State Bank.
We had no mail from North, and If it cannot bring an
more favorable intelligence than has for three weeks past
NAV continue to fail until Christmas, for all we care.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24

The Lectures this Department will the So
eond Monday Of Noyemns 1851 and continue until the FIRST
April 1853 They will embrace the important
branches Of the Civil Common Constitutional and Inssna
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCAEB will treat Of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and Jurisdiction Of the
Courts Of the United States. s-e. s5g "a H., Fl
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat Of Com.
mercal Law, Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence
by Professor ROSELIUS will embrace se Civil Law
Titles whether derived from England SPAIN France
the United sates and Practice of the Courts Of Civil Jurs
diction in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional
Law.
degree Bachelor of Laws will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended two full of Lee
after having read twelve months under
direction Of respectable Counselor at and who shall
examination the various Professors be found deserving
of the honor.
of each Professor is s25 matricuaon fee S5 and
SO for the diploma.
All communications must be addressed to the Dean Of the
Faculty, at New Orleans. THEODORE II. MCCALEB,
jel9 tn1O Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
DURAL Residences
II MANUFACTURING SITES
RARE OPPORTUNITY Il - =.

Ii MANUFACTURING SITES
~ RARE OPPORTUNITY II
5l- LONG CREDIT i!
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property situated the line Of the n o. jackson
and G. N Railroad miles from the city, The ground form
ing part the Ridge, is higher than any other place
within foryve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
artificial means
for the families of the business Of the CITY,
tain sections of the higher grounds have been apart for r
residences with ample and under uniform regua
TONS of which designed shall be lined with
shade ornamental To meet their wants. grounds
schools churches colleges and public Here and
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
Other apart for business purposes This To-
decided advantages for manufacturing
than any other point State 1t has front the
navgabe of Lake Pontchartran only about four
miles distant 1t is the only place where the NJ o. jackson
and G. N Railroad connects directly with the river and offers
the time to the pney woods and lumber
For the establishment of manufactures OF all de
scrpons dry docks and steamboat building has not
arts much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered.
by the daily trains and brick made the spot
be delivered here than city rates. The Railroad Com.
pany will render the facilities to the travelling COM
muny and will accommodation train to and from the
the city, ms sucency travel may require it, Mr.
P will also his line Of onnbusses to the depot at the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street
portion of this property will be sold at low prices for the
small payment five cent in cash. balance five years credit
with interest at sig per cent per annum; 1,p>vrp
town Of Kenner W. P. COLEMAN IS St. street; j.
E, VUSE l45 Magazine street. au2U 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASsES.. The sales Of Sugar embraced
hhds including So Clarified 2@l23sc .of Moasses
of 5 Ibis Cuba sold on private terms
FLOUR Prices have advanced again, and yesterdays
comprised las bs superfRe So 800 S. 5@s5 CO.
$50 Unbranded s. S IS 81 62 isG part Fancy at s. TO-
and 2QQ al 81 GO Ter surerne and IS Is for Faucy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAIRO-Steamer Woodord-2 pkgs mde to Adams Express
sacks wheat 100 lbls -four Given, Watts &co9
flour Buddecke &co36 bbls apples W Newton eco
sill Horrel Gayle &co3U sacks corn Shaw
&co4S sacks wheat Mche26 sacks oats 81 sacks
Given9 boxes mdse DONOVAN McLean &co-l2S bbls Of
Hour Henke-00 boxes sarsaparila Parmele Bro3 do
bds rods Baldo &co20 coils to Hitchcock
ang3U bbls potatoes IA bb pickles Lechner9 do apples
do Bscoe Simse6 bbls -four to Short &co4
Hunt-20 bales Brander, McKenna Hubbard-sun-
ST LOUIs-steamer New Uncle sam-s2 bales cotton to
Hard Summers &co40 bales cotton Pitcher Goodrich &co
Pinckard &co5 bales cotton Wright Allen &co2 do
20 bales cotton Cudy &co-l4 Jackson &co60 do
Ward Saunders 4 Hunt-2 bales cotton pkg castings 10
Hughes Hysead Scol0 casks bacon Voorhees, Griggs &co
bbls flour Dougherty &co65 bbls flour sou sacks
Duffy eos0 sacks shorts and bran 1866 bbs flour to
Horell Gayle Sco-2lI bbls -four 200 sacks Shaw Il
co-65 bbls Hour Moore Vanculin-SS sacks wheat Short
sacks wheat Ii sacks dried apples Dbl lard Net
&co3 sacks whaet Levy Summers-I0 sacks wheat
Terry Sco26 bb apples IS boxes do IS sacks Of
dried apples Schnederl6 boxes apples JAS Turne66 bbls
apples 40 bb Biscoe Sn45 bbs apples bbls OF
eggs krou hhds cabbages DelBondioH packages to
Friedander Geson-l do Caughin32 head sheep Ii do
McClure-22 fowls boardsundes TO
der-Toal 24S bales cotton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES City of Knoxuie-sundries
to order.
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS. hides Eaton Henderson22 sacks
Hart &co-36 sacks onions Moason-2 bales cotton and
sundres to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
CATTLE MARX EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept q.
Arrived to-day 1878 head of Texas Beef and Veal Cattle 400
Sheep Hogs and B Mich Cows The market closes bare Of
Western Beeves with Of Hogs fair supply Of
ofher IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
IMPORTS.

lMFOhl6s
CALDUTTA-shp Kate Hunterl9l9 sacks salt petre ls4s
bales cloth 543 4 loose gunny bags boxes Of
mdse Tufts l. Hobart-2 do to order.
NEW YORK-ship slas Greenman-Assorted mdse
SABINE PASS-Steamshp Jasper-1l1 head cattle to L
Brousse &co-5 bales cotton Buchannon Carroll Eco.
PENSACOLASchr Ela-s5 600 feet lumber T. 200 lahs to
Pooley, Ncol eco.
MoBILE-schr Baleares-2sooo feet lumber to order.
MOBIE-schr Virginia Jehn55, 600 feet lumber to Bles
MOBILE-schr Octavia-Naval stores to order.
MOBILE-Schr Olive Branch-Nava stores to order.
MOBILE-Schr P G Brown-Naral stores to order.
Observation-Disclosures Escaawpa-6l000 feet lumber to
order.
PEARL RIvER-schr artha-soOOO feet of lumber to or
BILoXI-schr James Eza-2 900 feet of lumber TO W
Stocker
BAYOU LABATRIE-schr Exile-5o,OOO feet of lumber to
Merritt L Mcconnell. 'a.
TANChIP AHO-schr Lvingston-3500 900 feet of lumber to
Merritt Il Mcconnell.
BlLoXI-schr Deer Isand-2 900 feet lumber to order.
PEARL RIvER-schr swsow-5o 900 feet of lumber to D
Snder. ..n
CovINGToN-Schr Polar 600 feet of lumber to
der.
PAsCAGoULA-schr Invinclble-27oOo feet of lumber to
order.
BILOXI-schr Mary sosthne "a 900 feet lumber
Elliott.
BILOXI-Schr Peican-30 600 feet lumber to R Elliott
SPRINGFlELD-Schr Rosalie50 900 shingles to order.
COVlNGTON-Schr Sea Bird-50 COO bricks to order.
COvINGToN-schr Martha Ann-35OOO bricks to Merritt
& Mcconnell.
BoNFOUCA-schr John Arthur-6o,oO0 bricks to Jules
Blanc.
CovINGTON-schr victoria-5O0 bbs sand to order
COVlNGTON-schr Union-S00 bbls sand to order.
HORN 1SLAND-Schr Maria-l000 bbls of sand to Jules
Blanc.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Joinville-4O0 bbs sand to order.
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WANTED.

@ WANTED TO HIRE-A SMART CO1ORED
h Girl Is IA years oln wait in the house and do cham
GS Der work. Apply No. Terpschore street, inquire
= Nh At this office sells tt
WANTED-AG GOOD PLAIN sEAMsTRESS DEsIR RS
w work Apply Enerpe street, next door to the dry
goods store the of Prytania street. sel2 If
- HOUSE NVANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
E Fourth District, between Magazine and Apollo streets,
E comfortable House, suitable for moderate sized family
with large yart garden attached would be preferred.
Rent exceed $500 $500 per year For house that
su lease of three Ave could be made. Apply to 81
Graver iy2l #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
4epien Of tgs Hlarksts.
THURSDAY MORNING

THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. a. 1851
COTTON The demand still more active yesterday,
pretty much cleared OF new crop The
sales reached fully 1900 bales very full prices. We still
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-24
A NEW DISCOVERY-THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSAP ARILL4 LOZE " G e 3,
Simple and Compound:

Simple and Gompould;, -,...,
Superior to ali Essences syrups Extracts named and
II isl ' investigated the idea of
general therapeutic agent susceptible OF osn 70 AZ
from an internal cause either the blood or any of the
ct, Gf h.ns ,sal sgs
s Ssahs ss0a Il sun" now obtained a A.
sss s based
ss ay 81 sv safh Fl He em 4
has it, bass e ae
PIE Losnses in order that they might be given
results had satisfied that had sue.
that the charge of quackery could not be brought
Ths attention of physicians of the public called
these ozenge in order that every one may witness the admin
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards of Thousand persons.
by removing all impurities from this precious aud Hud
sPECIAL EEFEc
ssossss : Esr
few days after the remedy is resersd TO- howell. and
other internal ana disappear entirely pro-
For sale BY the box with prospectus, showing how they
A'''' 'e GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and BOURBON Streets
). swSkkieHr CO.
p and l5l chsltsss ST.
H. BONNABEL.
corner of Natehez and TchoupitoulRs SITS.
JAMES SYME, 1874 Canal
c. II. WERCKMULLER,
lO2 Camp street, corner OF Poyoras street.
BCousultations gratis daily the above Drug Store
| iy3 ly
| NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
IL LADIES-Fonnded in 1885, by Madame Leiris,
ducsd Madame Desbrayaux, Burgundy be-
tween Cusomhouse and Bienvle streets, New Orleans
The Summer this establishment Pass Christian
begins on the The buildings there large enough
FIFTY boarers and indefinite puoe Of
Attached to the premises 6ne BATH house
wharf The Institution provides thorough and sub
stanta instruction in and department Ren,
facilities for tie requirements of the French sn
Singing and Sofese taught by Mr. Provost IRE veil
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside al the Pass during the summer snt VIII
his lessons Singing sofege the he
will also give private lessons IN families
Examinations music take month during inter
in the city and every fortnight during the In- Al the ass
The city school remains the whole year tor
day scholars. mS-t y
| I AXV NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAc-
IL ce my profession and be found Office No Is
m1ls iS NJ. NJ, REYNOLDS.
w. ROLL, LATE OF THE FIRM OF GLADpIS9
IL. 4 R0III4 Hu(SS, SIGN, nEGoRAf IV & and 81 u N
BOAT PAINTER, 80 Peyiras street, near Camp snss 3m
ERIGH COAi.-2o tups large lump Lehigl Goal, for
| IL foundry use, for sale by = : =
au2T J. II. ASHBRlDGE ! CO., l9o CoHanaoa 81
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FOR SALE.

a. JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
y Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands,
IA Blacksmhs, House Carpenters Cooks, Washers and
~ Irones Seamsresses and House Servants The uuder
offers for sale for cash approved at HAGANS
Old Stand of Espanade and Moreau Streets New
leans.
se2l ond&W+ JOHN B. SMITH.
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