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CAUTION To PARTIES PURCHASING
!. n nrREse nrarnnrTA WHEsHY

y n. PIXIES MAGNOLlA WHISKY
Cincinnati, OhfO.
'hh Undersigned, manufacturer and sole pro- 80
= pretor OF the above brand % WHISKY, would E4I
respectfully inform bis customers and purchasers
ms band that there hls appeared the Char
9 AnQ otner ocniheru markets cauuiEf6 OF the above
ohAy, beng poisonous inaf0n, branded similar TO his
g1tlC II passes under ne name Of s. n DlE8's Magnolia
nuAy Cnelunaus ObiOt and other similar % s. n
as mere Is no party In this city Of the OF s. ~
DiAe ls Intended % Impose and deceive who Wou
pllsnlso ne genuine brand make This statement %
pafea on tlelf guard tnera several persons
eaat ana Weat making uitzfon, and using name VIII
snZht alieFaton have arayzed several samples Of hi
coanteeiL Oand and found that contains deadly paisou
@ aci alone lmpels me % cauuu the public protect tho
Wao are ahie 70 be deceived and prevent the evil
tenang the USE Of bis poisonous Imitation hereby
eAlon ne eognteeers Of brand shat H prosecute
sae % ne lu extent Of the law The genuine ~ Pikss
aagnola Whisky Is distilled hos Qualities on Rve
ana Corn and is warat8d free fro any daetsrou or OBJ
noNlons compound 70 being pare and healthy beverage
Many parties haVe recently commenced making brand OF
WHISKY CALLED Magnolia bat they Imitation OF ny
lrade brand, be careful and Tie onlT genuine WarnoI
Whiskey made in the United States aud disabled onlv by ne
APfA-J 1AA'L s. PIKE
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BY EXPRESS.

I'VE are Just in receipt Of fresh supply Of the esle
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS, Manufactured especially for US
of the very finest Tobacco and Is superior any
brought to this city. Give it a trial
septg LYONS & CO.. No. 19 Cedar St
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
FIVE MINUTE FREEZERs,

We have hand small supply Of the famous Patent
w Six Minute EreeZers, that have given 50
much satisfaction in every in which they have been
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Painting establishment
Mammoth Livery Stable
80 @ SIS

n w. SUMNER & CO., would respectfully inform
VI the citizens Of Nashville ard the surrounding country,
thai they have purchased the Livery Stable Market street,
second door from Church, formerly kept BY J. J. EvERRrT
where they will be pleased the old customers
many patrons choose to We have large
Of the best Saddle and Buggy Horses be found which we
can recommend to the public al large. G. W. SUMNER
jan3I-u 7. D.DAVIS.
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Mackenzie& BeckWitE

COLLECTING AGENTS,
AND
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE GRAFENs
BERG COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
FOR
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA
Nashville, Tenn.
DY arrangements made with the Graienberg Company
ID undertake visit semann Tally their sEb-Agens
residing in every county, and city in the three
In doing this, which viii be personal y supentended BY Mr.
BeCkWith services Collectors for Business
men, Newspapers, &c. &C. and promise give close al
tsnOn 70 the interest Of those who employ We per-
mitted 70 give the following references;
is. & W P. Libby, y Park Row, New YORK;
Locke, Ketchum & Co., Water Street, New York,
Roland Parry, Esq, tustOm House, Philadelphia;
Payne, Bssel Co, Pitlsburg;
Livingston, Copeland * Co., Pttsburg;
Cunnin CHAM & Co.. Pitisburg Glass FactOryi
G. n. Foge Esq, Attorney at Law, Nashville
r. n. McEWVn & WiIkn - 50 s.
Messrs. Allison, Anderson & Co., g
Messrs. EWin Brothers, Nashville Idec2-H.
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LUMBER

GOOD lot Of JOist, Scantlg, and two inch Plank
"A hand cheap cash good lot of Boards and Poplar
Shingles be delivered in few days TO those waning
them. My Mill is cutting daily. am Agent for other Mills
will paw particular attention to all orders Call the
Savings Institution and leave your orders if you wish them
filed TnOv25l J. G. DARDEN
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Planett's Bitters.

THIS old and cesbrutsd Tonic, tpursy vegetable In rs
eompOston) has been used 0r long tms, with great
success, for the cure OF Dyspepsia ElatulemcYg
Sea Sickness, aaead Ache and all Nervous
Affections Il nleasaut Che taste, and be viii
fOrIfy the system against all Bilious
Fever Agme, &c. &css thousands In the various
cities and towns Of the Union testify.
william 4. Hicks e. Co.. New York, GEM
eFal Agents.
For sale BY Druggists generally. Tmayl3-diy
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Late Arrivals.

WE have recently received cur SECOND PURCHASE
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS s. STRAW GOODS
and offer 90 Merchants buying in This market,
an extensive stock Of Fresh and Desirable Euods.
mays GARDINER, SHEPHERD q CO.
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Jasper County Academy
OTTERX.
O. AVS SATURDAY, JUNE 8. 1851

~ n-DsAws SATURDAY, JUNE Is. 1857.
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THB SECRET INFIRMTTlES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,
JustPubIished, Gratis, the 25th Thousand
gsETTH A PEW WORDS OF THE RATIONAL
ZALAk4A TREATMENT, without Medicine, Of Sper.
srIw4sV matOrrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal
N-1SA-a| Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay Of the ysem, ImpOtency, and Impedi-
ments to Marriage generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming complaints,
originating the impTudenCe solitude Of youth,
be easily removed MEDICINE is in this small tract
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
cessu treatment adopted by the author fully explained
by OF which every is enabled 70 per-
feCty possible cost thereby avoiding ali
advertised nOsTums Of the day.
Sent any address, gratis and post free in sealed
Ope, Temng post paid two postage stamps 70 DR.. B.
B L LAEEY, Il Lispenard Street, New York city.
mayT-dGzW6m%
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ICE CREAlI FREENEI
H. p. DOrPis,

WE have the old fashioned Ice Cream Freezer and make
w them Of ali sizes, al the low, g prices.
may93 Mackenzie g. WILSON.
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WWTE have Just received direct from New York full
w supply Of various sizes Of Five Minute Freez-
ers, said be superior any thing before the public
these articles % be good represented,
our customers need not hesitate 10 Try them.
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Liquors.

500 bbls Pixies, Deans, and Sam Hae's Whisky;
IS bbls Robertson County Old Rye and Bourbon do;
20 bbls Holland Gin;
Is bbls N. E. Rum
80 do American Brandy;
2 casks CataWbs Brandy;
bbls Apple do;
2 bbls Peach do;
IS bbs Native Wine
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time 10 come Beeides may expect the introduction
jort stock chernes and although
may given to ALL few will doubt succeed and thus
divert capital from the Market where it's reconciliation with
cheaper money, Is required Tie promoter Of the
Grand Russian Railway scheme also make another attempt
render for the Porte 70 take new 70
the Establishment OF the proposed national bank ARxfn the
direcors Join, stock companies At home although IL
want Of means 10 the objects originally contemplated
win come forward at The FIRST favorable
tnny: Thust s clear that there obstacles In thu
way Of rapid restoration Of eases -.
During the past week the imports Of specie about f6s
ff,T00O0.
Al the Of business this morning. English
afternoon and Improvement generally expected par
In consequence Of the large specie remittance America
Soon afterwards however, large speculative sale snd Il
EIOO0O produced slight reaction marke
and 1921 n. hut they stronger viz, $50 r. Til
new Der Il 921s to %, ,
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MEMORANDA.

n The steamer Aida left Shreveport Wednesday 9Th inst
Her officers the river falling the down. with four
and half feat the Falls Met Montgomery Mt Cane
River, Sun Beam ut Gorton.
p5- Capt Brookman of the bark W Brookman reports
having the 23d ult ship Jane Cooper from fhiade
phia for this port, at anchor off the Great lsaacs
H The Fails City left St Louis on the 9th inst Her
officers report following steamers in port and loading ior
New Orleans Florida Peter Teon, Aleck Scott and Uncle
SAM Steamer Allegheny laid
n.y. The steamer Woodruff left St Louis OH the 9Th
inst officers and loading for New Orleans
the steamers Flying Cloud Lakeland. River falling with
feet water Cairo
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SUGAR AND MOIASSEs.. The sales Of Sugar embraced
~ hips atunchanged prices Fair to Fully Fair
In Molasses nothing Of any moment was doing
FLOUR. The market quiet but firm, with sales Of
800 bbs ST. Louis superfne in many lots at S. sS
and 100 Choice Extra Plants in several lots at 80 p Dbl
GRAIN The sales OF Corn included los sacks Mixed at
&c. $50 at co. l00a 49, 400 White Mixed S. 400 Prime White
in q busel and lots from private
Oats 500 sacks ST. Louis sold at &C. and 200 in lots
666c q bushe The sales Of Bran included $50 sacks
90@I95c p 100 lbs. -q
PROVISIONS. Transactions in PORK confined to
tail mostly $40 50 p Dbl for Bacon q casks
.old at Ribbed Sides and SIC for Shoulders and
IA tierces Sugar Cured Hams l2 2 In Lard nothing
Of DONE Private dispatches from New York
reported sales in that market at 41l454c q n. showing
considerable OF Western Butter heard
kegs and hrkns sold within few days l56c ~
COFFEE. The market firm but quiet, and the sales
confined to l60 bags Prime at ll1sc p b..
BAGGING...A lot Of liz bales India sold at l3c
yard, cash. -E ~ -,
noticed sales of 1000 bbls Rockland, from thu
cargo of the brig Ausens s2@s2 Is p bb mostly thu
former rate.
WHISKY. The stock large but not pressing on th
Small lots of Reced selling at 25@26c and
| bbls High proof brought &c q gallon.
FREIGHTS. .ships the berth for Liverpool were film
up with Cotton I'd for Liverpool and &c for Havre
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAW DE-


The Lectures in this Department will the Sc
cond Monday of Novem 1851 and continue until the first
Monday of April Theywil embrace the important
branches of the Civil Common Constitutional and Inerra
ona Law well Equity, jurisprudence and Practice
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCALEB will treat of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and the Jurisdiction Of the
Courts Of the United States
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat of Com
mercial Law. Criminal Law and the Law Of Evidence.
Those by Professor ROSELIUS will embrace the Civil Law,
Titles whether derived from England, SPAIN Frame
the United States and the Practice of the Courts of Civil uris
diction in IsoIisi,na.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws will he conferred those
students only who shall have attended two full courses of Lee
full after having real twelve months under
the direction Of respectable Counselor at and who shall
examination by the various Professors be ou deserving
OF the honor.
The each Professor 49, matricuation ee and
$40 for the diploma
All communications must he addressed TO the Dean Of the
Faculty, AT New Orleans THEODORE Fl. MCCALEB,
iela tnll Dem of the FNculiv.
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By the steamer columbia at New York from Liverpool
have the following of the market the
ing Of the I'D nit:
Alage arrival of specie announced from today
viz 900 and exchange at New York OH ondon has
risen it is expected that these imports VIII hencetorh con-
nue on large scale IT obtain million and half to two
millions sterling per month this the evil effect Of
The Eastern drain greatly mitgaed Between EOOu
considered due from Australia so that
pece supplies are likely Keep pace with our exportsan
mpouu considering the future monetary prospects OF
the country
Since Thursday last when the Directors of the Bank lowered
the rate of discount the inquiry for money in all departments
has been very mach conracted traders and others apparently
having limited demands much as possible probably in
tile hope minimum bng still further reduced before
long IN few days, however the applications for discounts
viii no increase owing 10 the preparations that must hen
Fourth of The month, but If
opinion of the may be formed from present indics ions
capital being large There is still an absence Of speculation
business al being quiet, there is 10 be-
tended employment money whenever revival eusues and
this contingency together with the fct THAI many persons hay
ing deposits with joint stock and other establishments
may withdraw them il the minimum further declines, ,ust
nevertheless tend return 10 low rate for long
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alida--2S bales cotton to Mellow
ell &co-l Nelson &co4 rolls leather Terril
Bates &co-2s bbls pork bdls shoves Caldwell &co2 bh
oil Arher &col6 hides bale peiIries SpeRke McCraery
hides Carpaner-SS head Cattle 80 do
board-sundries to order-roal 80 bales cotton.
Observation-Disclosures II D Newcornb-l0 bales Irvine tc
Jennings Laughim 6cu-l do Carke-25 hhds tobacco tc
Robinson &co-22 do Hewitt Norton &co-S hhds tobacco
Rodewad &eo-3 hhds tobacco Fraser &co3 hhds TO-
Yeaman eco 9i sacks pkgs 1fter hf hb!s o
cheese Il bos eggs Twichel &co6do " Benton Scot
Hurley &co3 boxes books Creevy Fhlwei1 rolls
leather agee kneass7 casks liquor IA pumps boxes mdse
Harris Morgan &co-l do Purv GLADDEN. &co-l do II Car.
&co4 bxs books McImore RHyburn 6co2o coils rope 70
Payne HarrisoROO bbls pork Fellowes &eoi 40 EYES
pkgs butter Schneder-si nbls whisky Martin qyen &
IA do krout Blackuer- bars iron Priesley Be-loa
6l hhds tobacco.
ST LOUIs-SIeamer Flying Cloud246 coils roFe sutton
&co-27 bls liquor PetesGi bbs Hour CASKS BACON 10
Coleman Putnam, &co6 $50 bbs -four 900 SACKS bran Neo-
ney Bo-SS2 Keep, Bard &co2s9 SACKS corn 70
c Robinson-luO2 70bbs lime Ihomas Elder
cog bbs whisky Price, Converse &co2 bb hour Twlchell
DuIcher-l20 hbls -four q Shaw &co224 sacks hoas 10
Tu & Hohart6 cribs Flint Joneand sundries TO order
Lshts4 bales moss 10 Trosclair &
Uayle4 do potatoes Bounger+i do Bernadet6 bbls Of
WHISKY IS do pork Rergininnnl hf do Lapene FerIe2
pkgs rndse coil rope schid2 do pkgs mdse 81 Wat
sou-snndreS to order.
BAYOU sARA-Steaier D IRA bales cotton to Harris
Levitt hhds sugar Roman kernon-4 hhs pork ID KEEL
ly &co-25 sacks potatoes Beian--sundries to order
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AUCTION SALES.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
Fashionable Tailoring Store corner of Charles and Com
streets. -rI f-
BY ToURNE THOMAS AND s. G. GUINAULT, Auc-
MONDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 e o'clock A.
W by virtue and IN pursuance Of an order from ne Hon
New Orleans dated June 10 1851 for 81 said
'1 Ali The i fashionable STOCK OF GOODS and CLOTHING
comprised in the sad store consisting Of Black and Fancy
FRENCH Cloths Beaver and Edredon French BLACK
Ms ss md s as E saes asss
cenes Silk Trimmings Buttons Crava Drawers, Under
shirts Bapse Handkerchefs French Linen Shirts Pants,
The Fixtuie SHOW Cases Counters Fixtures ONCE Fur
uiture, one Psyche one Glass Door, Armcr, etc.
nB-TEaMs Under $500 cash; $780, two months; over
$3.50 three monhs Sio0 -four monts and over $500 SIX
months credit endorsed the satisfaction Of the ad
msn a na bearing cen" in case Of
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE PHILIPPE cooUET-
Sale for Account and Risk of former Purchaser
.A BY N. vIGNIE Auctoneer.
l the St. Louis Exchange for account and risk Of Mro
seph Below who refused comply with the terms an
eoe9 Of the made 70 him on he Ian
said succession and other in,erested parties NJ IN
ded by st Peter Dogenois Rochebave streets and Carondt
let Walk designated lots Nos. liz l75 POI and 2 accordn
to plan drawn by G A. DeArmas dated IN april 1852 n
No 2O2 81 feet front Caronielet walk by dept
IN lines other side. Lot No POI measures 81 fe'
and 27 feet inches and lines on the oh
side Lots Nos ~ and i75 measure each e feet front on
lei lines and according plan which will be exhibited at II
aa-TERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-One- third cash and II
credit Of and two for notes without e.
dosr secured by mortgage on the property Sold and divide
ent maturity said bear cent intere
| per annum until final payment. $50
Acts of sale before Joseph CnVillter, Notary PUBIC
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOSEPH GANTZ- THIRTEEN
Lots Of Ground Carroton-One Lot Bacchus street.
BY n VIGNIE, Auctioneer.


SATURDAY, 18th July, 1857, Mt 12 o'clock
NJ Banks Arcade, Magazn. street. by virtue Of
from the Second District Court of New Or
leans Sd June 1851 will be sold public auction the
following property Of said son
i. x CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. No |, containing
Nos to A. situated in Carrollton parish of JET
feson measuring $40 feet front Le'na street. same front
Monroe 300 feet Napoleon Avenue and same
Ninth street. English plan Of Charles f.
Zmpe Deputy Surveyor General da,ed oath day of Jaouary
1886 and annexed act in the office of William Young
Lewis, Notary, listed lst June. same year.
2. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Bonlgny, parish
Jefferson according plan made by Charles Zmpe the
18th day March, 1884 deposited in the office Of L. T. Cairo,
Notary in this city designated lots g. 10 and In square
copred between Lyon Tchonponas and upperne streets
g. LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb Annunciation.
acouse First of this city being part of lot
No square No 49, measuring 80 feet front Bacchus
by 10 feet deep French measure together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
L. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb IRENE, in
District of this city in the comprised be-
IRENE Main ST. Ann and Rampat streets designated
and measuring each 20 feet inche. front
IRENE street by 1870 feet deep French meau1e together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
A3-TERMS-Cash
Acls of sale before o. Drouet, Esq., Notary Public.
40 lola
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.
BY TOURNE ( THOMAS. Auctioneers.

G SATURDAY, August LIST, 1857. at 10 o'clock
- ~ Banks Arcade by virtue md in pursuance of
der from the Honorable 7. H. Morgan, dated June l7 1851
for of said succession, will be sold, viz
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND in the First District, in
the square by Erato Thal Jacobs and Howard
formed OF the and being the portion
of said lots per plan of c. A. Heddn deposited in the Office
NJ Gernon Said 30 feet front Thaia
by G feet inches and 10 lines which said depth being the full
width of said lots and s.
TERMS-Cash.
sale j. Dunlap Notary Public the expense
of the purchaser. jyl II Is % aul
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Exchange moved lapgudy to-day Checks and Sight Funds
on the North hold up much better than time bills The Banks
arc selling on New the at u cent pre-
MUM outside the from &, with private Bankers
or dealers selling a. Sixty sight and date drafts Of all
kinds to be nabundance the former at from a@l5a to
pe cent discount There rather done in sterling at
rates ranging 99 9 and fraction over on some
special bills Bills with shipping documents scarce and
not likely any great supply until the return of large
cotton operations Francs quiet and rule from
20 and l21a the latter the Union Bank rate
The balances of Exchange held by the Banks it will be OBJ
served is So $685. against 600 at the corresponding
time last year
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Aos s ss. ys: d Msnn
xii. 4se-i DC ward SANDER Hunt % Davis Jsnkiu.
2snp F SEE shaw aeoas .aess wheat
ssss s ri -four Il Pr es
n ssss
ST LouIs-se.me5 Woodrna-Predaee. asd Tndiss
x.sssss
sa ssss k,s |
sss.ad 1ss 5sissasis Ssss s.sls $500, ~
G.
1oo2 hid. tobacco Given. watts o we'll
Total balls. cotton, 81 hid tobacco. q :
ST LOUIS steamer Falls ci,y7o bids tobacco snd san-
aeoss s.ek. Twshs and
saa ns
Prsts-Hitehsock 1cc .. Kennedy
| Kennedy Eco. ~
ST LoUIs-steamer FlorIds-so4 bbs -four Woodruff
Bard xse shay sbI. whisky
aa;.s, Es Rs,. Ss.sI
bundles saddle Mages bales Carroll,
~ y, bsls DO Prcs-2s b1. do Ward bbs do !
e
s
a bxs peaches Pertsick4 do Ordel9 do 46 scks
Angelo Blass &co38 scks potatoes Benton &col7
bxs peaches Geo Conno9d do stradef3 bbls potatoes
bbs fruit John Lorenz bbls potatoes Youngl Dbl apples
De GIegor 3co42 bbis peaches 4 hiller-l bxs Dbl
fruit Stemoch3 scks Levi Goldng
corn mill W Colemsn-Totsl bales cotton "a 5g
BALIZEs.samer Belle Gaeslo Of potatoes and sundre
to order. sHy -aN. i. ,
NEW ALBANB-Steamer Anua Perret-40 hhds tobacco Il
Hewitt, Norton &co2 hhds tobacco Moore VancupI5 d.
Short &eo- hhds tobacco Fellowes 8co4 bids tobses
IS bbls hour Twche &co-gTodnee and snndIss 70
Nsttleton &co-G Gvens-G Shaw &co--J Moore &co-
Hyde &co-John Hurley 6eoand supdries to orderTots
&C hhds tobacco.
KAILR0ADe.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUsAs AND GREAT wEsTERl
RAILROAD-7l bales cotton to Hopkins kco-l6 hhds
sugar bbs nslssses John Williams &co9 bales moss
Hackney7 do Hopkins dco-a do Lacroix-l2S hea
| cattle and sundIes order. .,
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
NOBILE-steamer Oregon-sundres to order.
JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLTON RAILROAD.
MoBILE-stesmer Vim Bagaey-30 bales domestics to
Lechford &co-l cotton gins Carter 3eo4 corn mills
Bell Buchanan kco-l6 bbls lime Holden &co-S bdis p
per Stevens &co-1O do McIntyre-z bales cotton
Redgiii Roberts Terr14 bbls resin Wakefeld-3 b.
J. | Hdss N Aorson-and sundrie4 to ordes.
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Shipping yntsIIlgt1ts.
MONDAY, July 13, 1857.


Steamship Charles Morgan Place. for ndanoa and Galveston
Harris & Morgan
Steamship Black Warrior Smith, for New York via Havana
- james Connoly &so
Steamship Robt Waterman West and Florida
Ports Harris, Morgan &co
Shin yRpdaia Anderson for Bordeaux Creevy Farweil
RarE Abscoua Page for IaRocbee P a GirRud sco
Schr Matchles Smith, for Boston, Goldenbow esparre
Schr VIM Pettes Blackney for St Marks and NEWPORT
POST e
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SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS.

CANEDI Ter aOut. 1857, n midi, vertu
- dun ordre de memorable p H. Morgan date du Il
1851 pour de Ia de succession rArcade de Banks
II venlu SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Premier District
dams le borne les EraIo Thae Jacobs Howard
fome des LOIS Nos dapres plan de c. A. Heddn de-
eude de NJ Gernon notaire lie dit lot 80 pes
de face la Tae 63 ped ponces ct 10 gnes pro
fondcur etant In laTgeur DIES deux lots ct 5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
de par devant j. Dunlap, notire public fras
de FacquGreur. jyl IL Is IS AMI
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IMPORTS.

lNpIANoLA VIA GALvEsToN-steamship Chas Morgan
II Person &co-lO bales cotton Kelly
Sco-l7 bales Hitchcock LattingS bales
Oakley Hawkins-l John Williams &col00 hides to Il j
Hat Sco-g do Preau Couture64 do Poincy &coS6 dc
TO order-Sl 900 specie Union Bank-1 box silver bullion
Crrme &co- box Fash Tcol trunk to Sallean Bro
pnions Richards Socomb &co bd skins and snndries
0 order--rotal IS bales cotton. 81.
NEW YORK-Bark W Northumberland mdse.
VERA CRUz-Steanshp Texas-S42,90O specie sundry
consignees
PENsACOLA-schr Zulime-45 COO feet lumber to Simpson
& Dorr.
STOCKTON-Scbr Pascsgoula-75O00 feet lumber Pooley
Nieo AGO.
MANDEyILLE-Schr r Plnmmer-2., 900 feet lumber tc
order.
HORN ISL.AND-Schr Octavia-500 hbls sand to order.