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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-27

Grounds for the agricultural Bureau cunning up, was
passed the second reading.
The House thentook recess till q o'clock, NJ.
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LAND FOR SALE.

HHWy FUR NAAIEs
WILL SELL liberal terms 1000 acres Of rich level land
on me Mobile and Ohio Railroad, where II cross the
lo.on ana Onion county line the second stytau depot
ron Union City and TrenIon. being twelve miles from
Union Ciy and eighteen from Tenton The tract will make
Two me settlements 200 cleared Any person WIN
eiIs-W2n ' . D'' MOORE
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EoRhis Manufactured Tobacco, at regular prices. Also,
Bank of NsshVile Shelbyvie, Lswrenceb"rg, Oeoee,
Oct25-lw. "''' W. MEREDITH.
Murfreesboro.
| WILL take the Exchange Bank Notes for my Goods,
oct Is JH M'GILL.
Shirts, Shirts.
lust received another lot Of Shirts warranted Of supe
I5Oct p''''' " J q M'GILL.
Byron and Standing Collars.
SUPERB assortment of collars, of every sze and style,
"A and for sale by u MGILL.
Embroidered Shirts.
TUSTreeeived small invoice Of hand -Omely embroidered
shirts made 70 our own suitable for party and wed
ding occasions oct Is ID MGlLL'
Buck Skin Shirts.
Few best quality Of Back skn SHIRTS; received and for
II sale by Octl5 M'GlLL
Underwear.
Il VERY variety Of fashionable Underwear all at moderate
T. prices. oct Is M'GILL
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAvATs.
FIRST rate assortment Of ScaTs Stocks Ties and era.
Il vats every style and endless variety Of
goods received and for sale upon reasonable terms by
Otis JHM'GILL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
LSO large stock Of Gentlemens travelling shsws al
II Blankets and Woolen Jackets and Scars received
and for sale BY oct Is d M'GILL.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
EVERY size and yle Robes de ChEmDTe and Smoking
II Caps, for sale by oct15 j MGlLL.
BS5~ Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing =yEsa
Store, corner Square and College Sts (oct2
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RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
any person has SIS 300 than wants. aHd will
loan i n vii lake great pleasure naming
Machine shop sndFOundy after him. Don't all once
Spectators calling the above business will please cali
between the houn OF and p. m. The most impOnans
part Is big name. See advertisement below.
Nashville aug. 10 BILLS & MOORE.
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T II e q
Nashvill

Nits LiteraryDspartn
I gitute, aBites thsfa
leges, with the Military
training. Last session
ments numbered go NAT, i.
For particulars address
oct 2l-if
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IMPROVED


fTHBSE Machines outnumber, IN practical Hse an others
combined, and have been extensively and proatably
used the past yesr every conceivable descrp
ten Of wOrE. The average pnht Of using one II
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The journal of yesterday was read.
The SPEAKER appointed the following Select
Committee ON Mr. Bullocks blldirectOry to the Pub
lie Printer, viz: Messrs Bullock, Cooper, Harvey,
Davidson, and White of Hamilton
Mr. SHREWSBURY introduced bill mo 85l to
amend and construe the redemption laws of this
State, which was passed the first reading, and re-
ferred to the committee the Judiciary
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Or copies OF N. Singer Co.'S Gazette will be furnish
ed, mailed gratis 70 all who desire information concern
ing Sewing Machines. VIM. A. SINGER, j., Agent
II PCeRtrAl flee, 45s Broadway, N. Y. sept 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26

SUGAR AND NOLAsSEs. sales Of Sugar embraced
sone 40 hhds mostly 10Ilc for New Crop Moiasses
were dull and considerably lower lots Of New being
sold at something under Soc gallon
FLOUR. There was demand with sales OF 96z bbis
Unbranded in two lots at - IS 100 supenne 400 Fancy
- ~ and on Friday 40 Fancy also at Is Is p Dbl.
levee bare Of Corn and the sales we're
confined to few retail lots from store e5esi y bushet.
In Wheat nothing Of importance were IN good
request with sales Of soo $500 sacks ST. Loun of which 300
in three or four lots At Sc and the residue IN lots at esc
bushel In Bran nothing Of any moment doing.
4 PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork confined to few
small lots Of Mess at $2s bb with very let stock In
Bacon and Lsrd little or nothing done. F9 :
COFFEE. heard Of transactions. The market /,
extremely dull and quotations nominal. az
INDIA BAGGING....W noticed 9 small sale Of b,avv
l0c cash. and lot was sold few days since &c yard
cash. 1-T ss'if>i7a7
WHISKY Some 100 bbIs sold, including oRectise
49, 80 in lots l7c 100 Raw also IT, lot at 1sc
gallon. ~ = -7' ~ 3 =
FREIGHTs We heard OF engagement. Ships o
the berth filling up will Cotton at Nd for Liverpool On
lc for Hayre -
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10 keep the record of the Liverpool cotton MARKET extract
from Maxim Bancross circular Of the I'd ins follows:
GorToN-The market opened with limited demand, and
prices of American descriptions somewhat Irregular and
rather easier during the pa day two however there has
been dolg nevertheless, prices though steadier
barely equal weeks quotations for the useful middle
grades whilst all the inferior kinds I'D h. lower
The business Brazil has been small scale Mceo being
h. lower and other kinds without material change In
Egyptian here quoable alteration fair inquiry has
been experienced for Sur slight reduction the
of last Friday the market closing without change The sales
to-day 600 bales ali to the trade. The Committee Of
Brokers place Fair Orleans at $3.50 Mobile sd Bowels
bales Cons have taken 40 SPECTATORS export
bales and the actual from all ports 6O bales
Stock SO; same time last year 623 10
BHEApsTUFFs-Ihe country markets held this week exhibit
little variation from previous cuence but the trade does not
show animation, transactions confined TO the
ply of the immediate wants of mer and dealers The Gazette
give somewhat reduced scale of delivers from the
farmer the quantity of Wheat for the week ending 10Th ultmo
being quarters The trade here has degree
covered ON the inactivity lately prevalent the quotations
been small Of Flour and Indian Corn and to moderate extent
OF Wheat. The unmpOrant n amount
AT Corn Exchange this morning, had scarcely
buyers and the Wheat trade has ruled exceedingly dull few
retail of fine American Wheat have been sold Id 2d
bushel under last quotations. but purchases OF quantity
could have made decline OF Sd greater reduce
ton The of foreign Flour must be noted at I'D
barrel cheaper with limited demand geneay Yellow
and mixer Indian Corn is offered at Cd and white is Is per
quarter reduction, with only retail business
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

sE'PsP 3 EisKSa
RY VIRTUE of n writ of feri facias to me
y directed by the Hon. G. NJ Bradford Second Justice of
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed pub
lie auction the premises No. 1874 Carondelet street.
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of October 1857 IL O'Clock
FINE LOT OF FURNITURE and KITCHEN UTEN-
SILS.
Seized In the above entitled suit. - 3D.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
ocl6 10 q 20 W. W. MITCHELL, Constable. 4
SECOND JusTlcE's CouRr,1 JOSEPH ALEXANDER vs.
Parish Of Orleans. { WILLIAMS PHILLANS
No. 8763.
QY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Hon. O. NJ Bradford Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will and sell pub
lie auction my Warehouse street. rayie
and Perddo streets FRIDAY, the goth day of October
1857, at y O'Clock NJ " 7'--
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. f."
Seized In the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
ocl7 q 26 80 W. W. MITCHELL. Constable.
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IMPORTS,

BOSTON-Shp Juliet-Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Ship shawmut-Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Bark Della Chapin-Assorted mdse
LIvERPooL-shp G Pennel-lOO tons canal coal to A
plate Shark 6coSS bd iron lS bars and
steel files casks hollowwore
hware SO casks chains 81 bags kegs nails cables
wire thread Prestey bars to
boxes tin plate Bridge kanle &coS0 casks beer Shue Tom
nsonS puncheons whisky McClosky-l mdse Rosie
kurochnutt Gco3 do Marburp Foster-mde
dries to Buddecke &co-O Gsham-I.enes Deachase
Washington JAG son &co-ssm Locke-Norh, smedes kco-
Bredow Wusthof-Olympe &co-B A Soubee-P r Fell L
over-R McGregor &co-s RoalsioneRice Bros Sco-Gven
Watts &co.Jas Druhan-A Robb &co-John Watt &co--D
znn-T Ledue
Bonnafe-M Haggerty & Bro.E steveds sco--Heath {
Miler-Henderson Gaines-McCu Howell kco-o
Durand-J J Davdson-J Burnside Aco-Brand L Adams
r F Folger kco-and order.
LIvERPOOL-Bark stranger-224 tons salt to Oliver
GALVESTON AND lNDIANOLA-steamshipM Mexico
81 bales cotton to Henderson, Terry &co36 Farley Juey
Kelly &co.3 Moon, Titus &co-l4 bradley Wilson &co
IL do Ferson Conway &coS do Oakley Hawkins &co-29 do
Sunean Ta1eon u Whng Ss Mesmoe
wilkins.
BOsTON-shp Mary o'Brien-Assorted mdse.
RoCKLAND-Bark star-27OO bbs lime to Creevy L Far.
RocKLAND-Bark Chas Brcwer-2s6o bbls lime Creevy
l. Farwel.
THoMASToN-Bark Nnevel-52l bales hay 1919 bbs lime
to CreeVy Farwell.
NEW YORK-shp Observation-Disclosures mdse
NEW YORK-ship Edward o'Brieh-5s4 bales of hay to
order.
BATH-schr H E sperng-27,OCo feet white pine lumber
5000 feet pine deck plank 80 l knees IS hay
boats to Jno Rogers
TCHEFU NCTA-Schr Fruiterre-4OO bbls sand to order
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Rebiei, of The Tlarkets.

MONDAY MORNING, October g. 1857.
COTTON. The market extremely dull on Saturday,
sales were confined bales in many small
about previous raessay for Middng and 1o0 for
Good Middug.
TOBACCO We did not hear u SALE There appears
be no enquiry. ~
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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UNREsERyED SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FUR
nituro.
SUCCESSION OF Q. HIECKS.

SUCCESSION OF Q. HINCKs.
BY II. PEYCHAUD, HYDE Il Co..
G. SAMoRY, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, October 81, 1857, at IL O'Clock
. NJ Louis Exchange st. Louis by virtue of
the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans under dates 18th and 10Th September 1851 for
count of said succession, will be sold
/. MARGUERITE, muIasress, aged 30 years-cook and
washer.
e. BILLY daughter of Marguerite. aged 10 years
g. CYTTAISE, mulatress aged about II years-house
4. OPHELIA, an orphan girl aged about years.
HaTERMS-One- half cash, and the balance credit oil
six months satisfactorily endorsed spe
mortgage and to bear interest at cent in
of non payment Mt maturity.
of sale before Layton at expense of purchasers
seq Of 20 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouRT1 NJ ,,oo. z--f
of New Orleans. NO. ls<s
WH EREAS Edward Bestick has petit
w TONED the court for letters Of administration the
tate of the late Catherine Cutler Besek
ceased intestate-
Notice hereby given to all whom may
within ten days why the of the said petitioner should
not be granted. o
By order eff the Court
o26 81 n4 E. MICHOT Deputy Clerk.
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KEY WEST via WEST FLORIDA PORTS-Steanlship
sacks oats ~ bbs whisky 80 bbls -four bbs
potatoes, 6 do plaster.
HANANH-Brig Allen A Chapman-35S kegs butter, 1867
bbls lard $40 kegs lard $50 cheese Candles
casks 80 bbls and 81 ties hams Is bbs upenne bb apples
Is bbs aow 10 sacks corn 70 sacks Gu sacks BRAN
MOBILESchr Busa-lUO hf bbls whisky 800 sacks oats
10 boxes candles ~ do SOAP u do gware lot machinery
sundries.
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MEMORANDA,

Capt Peabody of the ship Knickerbocker reports having
SEEM on the 10Th inst ship painted black with full poop
white rail ashore the Mose Shoals with wrcckes along
side taking out cargo-could make her out.
Same time ship Far West from New York this port
Steamship Tennessee left port Vera Cruz loading for
New York, American berk Flash, Wilson, master.
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SPOKEN.
EXPORTS.

n Sep. I'D lat a a. long Is SO, ship Sorthland Fner
from Liverpool, for New Orleans.
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CONSIGNEES.

BGSTON-Ship Mary O'Brien-W H Letchford &co-J Nor
ton &co-M Miuer--M II Haggerty &co--W A Allen &co-
Price, Converse SmthCampbell Strong-Biscoe Smms
Brand Il Administration Henderson-W Vrudenburg Sco
GIwitehell Ducher-A Il Block-Cnlelle, Momus AGO
Rn1ef &co-'i q Miller &coJ Adamsiyas &co-I G Sey-
mour-G l. Dalson Son Speake McCreary--Wm Arm
song-ienderson& Gaines II Brulatour-D Marks eco
Judge Eusts-J Greenleaf-T omPson Banes-Parnele 4
Coz Hart &co-Homes Clanss--J G Cromwele-O o
Woodman-T g Twche &co-Goodrich kco-J Burckett-
Pisniolo Macheca &coE forstall-B Turpn-C Boyer
AneoITell 4 bstes-G FostsrITirrel Herseyap Kel
tine &co-Fi &coF Foger &ceBeebe 6co-Jno o. Ben
w a q Il Neagle-G 5 Shumway--C A Eager Sco-Geo A
fosdickFlint JonesWard Saunders Hunt-De Blanc 4
Fauehaux-J NJ Gould &co-W Blunehard-and order.
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Sbipping Sntslligsrts.
MONDAY, October &c, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY. ltE

Steamship Calhoun, Rahbune Key West via Flords
FORTS. Harris. Morgan &ct
Brig Allen A Chapman, Laurent, for Havana.
~. W Newton &ct
Schr Burissa, Fowler for Mobile CIV Newton Gct
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a tons salt to G W Oliver
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Simonds-S bales cotton Bradley vii.
s9r SeG2o Vaudeville % Nelson
s-s65ss
9fs dc sar ws''
SeoS ss"i se
so sis fS!Ss
sss Wa kese Rsss psf
s0pp r'esOn nc eo Henderson
James cssnoy fsos sacks Br%dsy Wilson asoS
boa cess ssshs Co
nett PI,: SsSs boxes
YAzo2 RIyERastsamer Dick Nashss bales cotton to
ksss q Fsw Ssss sS,,Sn
Hunts DO Harris Lewis do Thos Henderson Peaies Do
sacks cotton seed 10 oraerroa So bales
cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sunbeam-lo bales cotton Wright,
&ee-5 Cammack, squires Wes7 Queyrouse Iangsdorf
Is sheep sanres to ortToa y bales cotton
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
20 Belle Cages sacks rice to Avet Bros
Su sacks Dsss
ions j nesponey-snndres to order.
RHro 6a1ss cotton Payne
Scott &coG2s Wright, Allen &eo-i2 Duncan Logan
do Meemore, Rayburn &co-6 do Coleman, Putnam
Freson Stevenson &co-II do Ward Saunders unt-l0 dc
Farley Jurey &co-6 Hardie &co-22M Cooper &coSdt
henderson, Terry &co-6 do Tarleton, Whiting Tuis-5
Bnehhnnon Carroll &co-6J Wyche Sco-S Tully &co-
y Mckeiroy Bradford-3 do Donavan, Mcearn scoS
Green Crump-4 A NJ Hopkins &eo-6 GLADDEN. Sexas-l:
ro o, &se-io Richard Nugent &co-sO Kelly &co7 dc
wool pkg Nose james &co-5 do Tay Churchill.
40 FtnIer &col do GLADDEN. SeiXas-00 head cattle
der-Total go bales cotton.
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOuSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
AD-snndries to Shark Stauer &co-W J Hackney
I keinder-S Mclanahau Keep Roy.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBllE-Seamer California; pkg mise to NJ Normar-
sundries to order.
MOBlLE-Seamer Oregon-sundries TO order.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able Two Story Brick Houses being the Of Benvle
and Bourbon Streets

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able Two Story Brick Houses being the Of Bienve
and Bourb bon streets.
BY N. yIGNIE, Auctoneer.
saturday, Nov. 81, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ.
- Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel, by virtue of
the Honorable the second District Court Of New Or
leans dated 18th October 1851 No. 1882 for account of said
succession, will be sold
/ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
this city IN the square bounded by Bienve Bourbon Cor
and Royal Streets Said lot forms the of Bienvle and
Bourbon streets, and measures Amercan measure
less GO feet Benye street By 80 deep and
five in the upper story hydrant, etc.
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring american measure) les 80 feet front
Bourbon by 60 feet in depth Together with the
story Brick House. containing about five gallery
kitchen containing about three yard cistern,
s. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above cor
lot envile street measuring (American
less Benve street by deep
geher with the twosory Brick House. containing
cabinets kitchen containing five yard
cistern, etc.
ssrTERMs AND CoNDITIONs-one-thi third cash. and the
balance 6, IL and Is months credit for secured
by mortgage said property and bearing interest
per of ayment maturity. The build
ngs be insured against the risk Of fire until the final
said and the policy transfeed the vendors
The for the year 1857 be paid by the purchasers
Acts of sale before A. Ducate Esq, Notary Public.
oil 5tt n2
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REMOVALS.

REMOvAL.THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
~ his Ncarial Office 70 No 50 Royal street.
sI $50 l''eA'e E6WARp BARNETT Notary Pasl,e
n removed from lO4 Camp street to s carOndels
a,-,,s..s. BILLIAND TABLEs 0JNsTANTLR
- hand and for salefrom the msnufactory q
Nsssrs. J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO. CinemnAaa.
also Cloths Balls. Cues. and all other trimmings bsonG
Ali thankfully received promptly attended a
nl7 ly St. Charles Blliard Room II. 81
essSSIsEE4zNssHsssy 2zslsz sss
- lions of vson-l6s St. Charles street. opposite
6 q; zzs
Issdt FRUIT TREEs-FRUlT TREEs-THE
o ssu haze sspss ss NEE
ss and nine miles east from and
sss sa " fsi'
Descriptive catalogues 9 g. Sd is e sPG|'fs Co., :.
OF spsm Nc. 9 Poydras street.
b fA1STAiss ssrasis and economical covering 10
Railroad Cars Depots Bridges se sts For sale BY
Agents for ths States sS i iss..as Al.s.n.
IN known and very popular Hall being lhoroushg
tspr he
as
ons New Orleans bqs ,hs sSa,hsrn country
| SP"SsSee t'AsS"AAe 49, -
Il viii be rented on very TERMS either BY he d
week or month. Add, Hsass,r,,oxrpy !. sx,ru
sel2 If q Anctioneers 81 Camp street.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
HENDERSON & GAIMEs,
SHFGssr Plated EsssaSs
sS Z; Es..,s Ware
ssf n RfsTs complete and extensive ss ssa Of
&,
5 go e ST n hi
il # the following viz River
Vsio Dc ia Rama Roman, Flor de la Haoana Snssa
SSRss lqs Stsps
ol2 LIT corner Of hatcher and Tchonpitouas sts
MEDICAL HOUSE, No. s. Custumhonse street.
M Royal stTest-For The Cure q Old Chronic Nsrsarial
business friends and cure guaranteed in
ce il III the ss United
BY ss ss
to ne the tn BE nhe
eonan.on with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james
sasPss sassss ss
Nocturnal Emissions Pe9diea Affections Of females aoseysr
s%Rss'sa "A nsi q
would eau the attention especially # hSs
ssSs sas
s ssss Gs sls some n S sss ns
melancholy produced by early habits youth,
Sa % sASs
pepsa Nervousness hritabit symptoms Of Consumption,
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the mind
dreaded of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodng Aversionto Society, Self Disruss
Love Solitude Tmdy et of evils produced
afflicted with any of the symptoms should
call DR.. James and perfeek
health let false deicacy but apply and
yourself awful and dreadful Of this
terrible mslasy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vgeF
restored. si3.s5s
Remember, Ths Medical House of Dr. james, 81 Custom
house street.
Private separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. to kP. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential, ~
S-Recent Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
pay. Dr. JAMES,
oil ly 50 Customhause street.
MENTAL NOTICE = DR. GRO ". SMITH. DEN
II tai SU RIG EON mny be suited daily from A. II
till P M Office and residence Of Carondslet and La
ayette streets Gate Hevia streetN anfa tniS
pEAUE BRANDY-i0 bhs very superior, isss, IN
JONES, AAeKlNDRR co.,
ol2 81 Gsayier strsek
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DOtT WINE-l0J or cks Vhaaisso pure juice for sale
L .pi6 ). WOLFF 90 Camp street
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S5,7S,5Se
RESOURCES.
s3,60s,775 slS,476,s2s 81, el2, 663
Comparative Statement for Ttoo Weeks.


Long Short Loans, October "a SCI 567 49,
Actual decrease of long and short loans for the
week.. ..pi,uuo,oU
The following the comparative statement of loans, dis
counts mortgages and pledges which includes active
daod wriob
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DBUXIENE CouR DE DtsTRIcr} ~, 700,
de la Eouvelle- Orleans. I W. io,<s4.
TTENDU que Edward BestIck a presents
n petition Ia dobenir les letres d'admin
ward Besck decedee intestal-
Avis lie donne que celia peut
davoir deduire dix jonrs les raons pour
quelles ne erat fait droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour
o26 81 r. MICHOT Danuti ereffer
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STEAMBOATS,.
Princess. Wilson, from vicksburg,
Sunbeam Denalow. from Shreveport.
CAPITOL. Barranco. from Bayou Sara.
John Simonds, Church, from Mesphis,
Oregon Myers from Mobile.
Dick Nash, hampton, from Yazoo River.
California Hutchngs. from Mobile.
Belle Gates Janfraau from Baze.
National, Montgomery. from Red River.
Towboat Panther Rezeau down and to
10Th inst ship ldas-brough up Star and Chss
Brewer and schooner Spearing.
Towboat W Downs, Smith, from the Pssses-towed down
bgh-brought up ship Knickerbocker Nineveh.
Towboat STAR Whitney. Passes-towed down and
to sea 2hh inst ship Ioasbought up ships Chas
nell and Mary o. Brien and bark Stranger.
Towbost Music, Jackson from Passes-went down light
brought up ship John Spear.
Towboat Anglo American. Martini from the Passes-wept
down light-brought up ships Juliet and Shawmut and
bark Della Chanin - ~ '"N"'' "A~
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A USCUl.TATION TO MEDICAL sTUDENTS-A
n Course of CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered in
the Wards Of the charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
DISEASES Of the including the Principle. of Physi
MONDAY in November. 1851 by
sel6 6m ALEX ANDER HART, NJ. u.
- ole s, WOLFF, IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26

BELOw-COMING UP.
Ship Zenobia Peters, from Havre August 18th
Ship Potomac, Reed from Liverpool August 18th.
Ship Sohn Hancock Coffin days from New York to Geo
Hynson Aco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26
WINES AND LIQUORS,

MARETT BRANDY-TfE UNDERSIGNED, dul,
BOuIN MARETT CO.. for the sale Of their very superior
Brande also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pouney
s Brandy i receive at the
the Union supply constantly Samples
at a III y ie's of $. WOLFF .s Camp street,
SAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A GOOD
SUPPLY on han and are receiving by direct
pipes 1902 DO era and s ss
article pure and unadueTated For sale
ol9 ly Sole Agents in this city.
d pines Of the brand of j. pens Henry Nounis
70 ppss as,,on Co. cosn4e Brandy
i -, :: f Fs.ssS Co. m :: :: ::
iS halves United PreprietOrs La k sS ..
g barrels superior old Bourbon Whisky;
8 5 pipes Holland H,n mSH Gin;
100 baskets Champagne, Heidseick Co.;
800 cases Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wnei
g g cases Blackberry Brandy
800 :. different brands Bittes viz: Boksrs Hosteers,
Ky eS :. 2dosen each h. lobster HOLSTERS;
gu :. Slams
100 casks and pnts London Porter aud Scotch Ae
large assortment of Preserves Pie Fruits Jees Jams
stock of Steamboat and Bar Stores on hand
III SAFE at Inc well kn0 Gab hS1ss HOLMES st.
rHAMPAGNE AGENCY--MoET { OHANDoN's
Fleur de siery Gil de Perdrx, Verzenay and Vim Imps
JULES MUMN's CO.'S Anchor, versenay, Cabinet and
The subscriber authorized
for direct Of the above very superior Cham
always on hand Samples can be seen At the office of