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COPARTNEP.sHTP.

GQPA&TNERsIIT SAMPSON BLossNAE ana
i94C =. PhlLiFs haze ttia day associated tbsuselyss
oE f2 lns pa5P'ss Of earring q the General Aug
tie public for the ssle and purchase Kea Rste Lands
PJhtsl 4 dEos s.9ek ETC., etc. Their Office D tempo
Iallly al-1o. u ~, SIN sLtee5 % Bt
nIssOLUTION- COMPREHENSIVE EXIST
- Ing IL this city under he irm Of EICHELBERGER
fore J. Lhony Notary Pnblc dated iii October ts5s = 20
Mr. r GAgNE who has purchased the fr TsIDORE
affairs Of ths late firm
d GAUNE & EICHELBEHGER, SUCCESS
EichGlbgrger & Cdiac will continue tie same bsi
ness a. their old stand No l29 chaEtrss street % In
MOTICE-MR. GEO; P.lBLACK RETIRED FROM
y cur firm lst February last.
We resumed payment in fqIl III ls ssB eng III
New Orleans, October 2, l85s q In
nIssOLUTION TIE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
4 TFs exisiing uIqer Ihs htIn Of WAKD sAsIES
sAUNDERs Withdrawing rom the iirm.
I 9a q hs Soqe XII f G%4Pqsd "a az s
firm will iiqaidse the Affairs Of the former partnership:
New Orleans October l. 1853. oi #
NOTICE THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
SS + seJy 6ved !; mutual q
The busnes VII IL qqEs be scEdgeted under the style Of
0o' " 'Aio ~ III, Ir IF NJ SEe account
j. H. MACKINDER 6CO.,
New Orleans, October l, 1853. : Of
CtHILTQN q TAYLoR-JoHE NJ. CHILToE
ne pasee city q New 6risaas and tbs sds
a. qnce 20 Camp street
lev 9rleans Way / ls53 MD 4
aOTELg AND RESTAURANTS.
SAM's SALOON, now oPEN-THg PRoPRIEToR
- 81 ms houfe Y now prepared 70 furnish refreshments Of
quality eher solid liquid surpassed by any other
establishment SOUTH. hopes to mesit and receive hi
share Of public patronage. o6 I'm
7 NJ. BI&AUN's COFFEE AND BEER HOUSE, No.
u IA Poydras street.
n-The best of Liquors ST. Louis Beer always on hand
Lodgings furnished At all hoaEs o5 3u
IS m11scHAgTs' HOTEL. CORNER Or n.
@ The undersigned, who several years has hsd the
ance that he has opened at the location HOTEL which
Is aegned 70 be FIsT GLASS IN every respect The
thing that the market Trusting " rasr e de-
sV support he respectfully ask share Of the public pson
,s $40 " = DES1 Pl6prfo,ot.
-, .YERANDATI HOTEL, coRNEs or La
sSsIiaEette Square and Camp street
A This tayorite sstahiishpen. formerly Florence Rous
q now undergoing thorough renovation and will 5e cpeasa
ssyee Square, and the immediate vicinity Of ali ths ass
enable Places Of amusement is better adapted the
South This hous 10 be Of the frat csss no.
In III f. :, appointments -
- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PRoPRI
I etoTs Of the Battle House Mobile HEREBY give notice tn,
err shore Of Mobile Bay IS the city Is now open
for guests demand for accommodations has induced
the proprietoT building which complstsc
MEDIATE, comfortably, FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS.
healthful locality having free unobuced Gulf sreezs
s1G mos superior salt Water Bathing within hundred
Coed music is secured stable accommodation provided SID
The ondid Crescen will leave Mobile ~
err afternoon for Point Clear direct and will 90
,,.sa. 100 F. H. cHAMBERLAIH.
Mobile, june 9 1858 IeT Il
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n FOUNDRY AND nIACHINA-sAUF.
SFkHA GEORGE PATTI RSON,
NJ Successor MeCan b Paer6nn,) Of Delord
and New Leyee Streets
The undersigned prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Boats Sugar Plantations Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts FurPase Months and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK of every description, Metallic Packing for
st am cylinders. Gun Metal Rngs etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having a steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work.
He viii keep on hand at all times Crate Bars, Wheel Stir
rups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all used
by steamboats,.
is Agent the sale of Osborns Patent Fuel
ing Bar highly spoken of by the Pcayune Printing
Office and others that have them in set of these Barr
be under boiler lately put up this esab
lishmen
also made arrangements for the sale Of second
Boilers Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where large quantity of second hand Boil
and Machinery may be found Mt all times for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June l. 1853 lei tt
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SLAVE DFPOTs.

50 NEGROES FOR SALE - HAVING Re-
~ moved from Esplanade to The Of Baronne sid
I'll streets squares ST. Charles HBasi.
~ will keep constantly hand choice lot az Msyf4h
and Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands Huuz&
Servants ,5chanics, Cooks Washers and Iruuers
stresses etc all Of which will be sold low for cash.
SEQ If j. NJ WILSON
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TtIRECT TRADE

D1tSEoF TRADE, ' - g Co.
Notice Is hereby given all claims which may appear
upon proper examination due from the books of Baylor
Co. and all claims which may be established by due process Of
law. will be promptly paid with interest," in full.
This occasion is taken inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the canning business
advances will be made usuR In New Orleans Cotton fo
shipment Europe accompanied by guaran
tees for the balances due o each shipment
Orders Cotton Baggng will be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
sales will in every instance be made In LONDON
by Public Accountant and sent TO those interested TO
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
marks and weights their Cotton and such other Information
will facilitate the matter,
All letters private we'll business, relating the
fairs OF Baylor Co. and direct trade will be addressed
&c. G. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
Notice Of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the termination Of the
nershp existing, according written articles Of agree
uent between the members of the FIN OF Baylor Co the
will be dissolved aud the unfinished business placed
liquidation. @. G. BAYLOR.
Manchester. March. 1858. rs tfLW
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Steamboat departures GBts 4ar.
Friday, October 30, 1858.

Date eff Departure of European, California
and Havana maIIs, for October, 1858.
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FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT,
81 t'ur7rpGF, .tr5,gt II,


80 l5l Common street. New Orleans
M The Hndersige ed most respectfully presents this his
E card 70 the pubic at large for the coming on In he
sale II Slaves Snail have constantly hand large and
fully selected stock Of Slaves calculated please the pur-
chaser e his wants he what they may. Having three
sye CARDS, nm prcPnred to accommodate FIVE HUNDRED
SLAVES. have also every accommodation for Traders hltl
for haadnR and lodging viii servants in ateudce My bust
mess w be strictly confined to commission giving III rehy
each and every trader equal opportunity in the disposal Of
bin Thankful for pnst ayors, respectfully solicit
anntinnamcA of all FORMER aml renl.
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3. 7. z. BEENETT. FgANUIs
~ IRON WoREs ST Undersigned beg leave to inform
~ featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building
Work Nos. 50 and 81 Crcus street. such gerandsh Rail
Ing Shutters Safe snd Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly haRd Cast and Wrought Iron Col
uns VentlRors ard Sash Wegbs and fiji all orders
avery degcrgonof Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch
MA # BENNETT G co
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RJ- COnsignees of the following Gnods to
Order shp Martha A. Mott will please make themselves
know t9 the dsehargng clerk me eyee eqses Matches
Otherwise they will be stored the risk and of the
owners thereof. S, JONES & CO.,
CT 81 t;Tavter street
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closed mail consisting Of letters newspapers for States
And ceE OF the German Austrian Postal Union Denmark
Norway Sweden POiad Russia Greece Ionan IsHndR
is sent from the POstolice IN New York semi weekly.
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puMPs. BATHINa APPARArus. @. .

n
sS ca JOHN MCCARTHY, Plumber, eTEa9A
No. No. 1874 Camp street, t4tfe3t
Keeps constantly on hand a large variety q BTa88
Bathing Tubs Baths etc. Also, Lead Pipes ai3
repaired Sheet Lead Work of every description Ship
work promptly put up repaired GhaTgtS
moderate. al II
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HJ- !. q, q, E,.--CrescenG Ledge No. s, ntseEk
every EGESnAE EyENING n regm No. l. ODD Eellggs
Hal, at O'clock. 0lcers-As nUGHIR0E, n O.; VIM
HOWELL, Y. G.; n. OVERTON Recording SacFetary !;
en-
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s9- Public schools, Third District
Committee Teachers viii meet THURSDAY and
FRIDAY October 18th 10Th the Superintendens oice
Fillmore School, examine applicants for the simon Of
Phi cipa Of the Boys Hgh sCnoO Examinations
menCe 81 O'CLOCK, z. u. o25 q
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"a" NOtICe-Ihe Ship Martha A. Mott. Capt.
Jordan from Boston, jschargug at Post 49,
Dct Consgnecs will please attend 70 the receipt of their
freight the leyee, otherwise they Will be stored
and eSl ense Of the owners thereof,
OF 81 tirayier Street.
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.UIT-FRUIr-RRO lT@FRUlT-FRUIP Z

ANTHONY ASTREno
BeFs inform the pnhir that he has closed his Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon for the and vii keep
largest choicest collection of eRad
Arrangements with
the largest and finest orchard in the South.
Just received collection Peaches Pears Apples MelaaR
etc, which can't ba equAllec in the city
ANTHONY AsTREDo.
ie1f If No 1t Royal street.
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Ha~ z. D, a. F.--E1oVvaru Lodge No. I3 rReeta
EVER HuRsnAy EVENING, in Lodge Room No s. Odd
Follows HRti, I O'clock Dficers-A. nE SOFIA NJ g..
JOS MAGNER, v G.; GEO Il. sHOTWELI., Recording
Secretary 3. D&S!LVA, Per Secretary; THADDEUs D.
VAN HORN, Trsat urer. jg6
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
No y St Charles
B37-The Board Of Directors of this Company
have ~ meeting held the 81 Of June 1855 and by author
y Of the Stockholders,
Rord Tint from and after the st Of June instant the net
profits earned premiums shall be equally divided between
the Stockholders and parties Bsurng in this office ded1c
ton Of 10 the credit Of Stockholders and 10
required BY Article Of the charter, for the formation Of
contingent fund,
Re0Uei also Tha return Of 10 per
MUM shall continue be made at the time Of insurpg.
All dividends declared shall be paid in cash, the Company
Issuing scrip PLACEDE FOESTALII Pres't
&. DEBUYS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25
PTRLN MEETINGS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

TIE Beard Of Education he'd specAl sessfcn fsst
evening 10 cone der the sts,e Of Mr. SCOTS sthoo
buildine for the boys school IN Twentieth street
The Committee 20 whom he mater ssd oeeh 10
fered reported ;hs. they e1amiaed he euH''g
thoroughly on Saturday, and sOund that the mortar
throughout the building hS no. hne enough IN IT;
tbs. the walls are hollow, With ties ~ inches apart
that they are now firm snd have no. sunk more tnsn
is usual With such buildings; tina; the portion OF tne
gable end which is out of pGmb is from the noor oi
the chapel to the peak of the roof y fest which Vas
40 built, and that the only really unsafe part me
roof which, from its great hight snd weight, ana rom
resting on pillars and not on the walls OF me eIng
i. liable TO be dangerously shaken by high VINO:
The Comm t.ee recommend that the roof be taken on
and that light truss roof De put on in rs psce cover
ed with tin; ths. the gable end be taken down sew,
eral fee; below where il is ou Of perpendicular ana
built up again properly; that the chmneys De sken
down 70 the hight of the peak Of the new roof thst
the woodwork De taken away from the heating ap,
paratus that the outside Of the walls be pointed and
painted and TO prevent delay and waste OF Old mae
tria-the old roof viii almost build the new'-tHat
the work be done .hrough the shop.
After three hours and half Of insignificant debate
the Board passed the recommendations of the Com
mittee and also resolution granting $50 for hTlng
temporary accommodations for the school.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LIE ENPIRE sILTE ATLOAr.

TIE EMPIRE STATE LFLotr.
The steamer Empire State, recently ashore at Mat
nacook, was yesterday morning 6oated off by oil casks
and subsequently towed to the city by the steamboat
VIM. II. Webb. She lies at the Novelty Works, and
will probably 60 on the dock to-day.
DISTRESSING SHIPwRECK
Samuel Gowen master of the schooner Dart re-
norris that he sailed from Halifax at p m. on Wed.
nesday last, bound for st. Peters, with cargo OF
timber AL tine same day the vessel was stripped
with A sea and thrown on her beam ends and re-
NAMED in that position eleven hours with the crew on
the outside The sea then moderating. the lanyards
were cut, the spars gave way, and the vessel was
righted with loss Of deck load and everything that
could be washed out of the inside The crew were
rescued on Sunday afternoon by Capt Gerroir Of the
bark Major Norton of Pictou, and landed at Peggy
Cove, on Monday afternoon, badly frozen, and with
loss of everything except what they stood in.
Captain Samuel Gowen begs, on behalf of himself
and his crew, to return their sincere thanks to Capt.
Dominique Gerrrior master Of the bark Major Norton
of Pictou, bound TO New-York, for the kindness
shown to HIM by turning to wndwari seventy-6ve
miles, and towing the wreck OF the schooner Dart
forty five miles lying by her for two hours, and being
Obliged TO cut her adrft in consequence Of a snow
storm sailing thirty miles out OF his course, and land.
ing Capt Gowen and his crew-al of them irozen-at
Peggyfs Cove; thus enabling them TO reach their
homes at Chester the same night Capt. Gowen takes
this opportunity state that he has never met
thorough specimen Of noble sailor, or kind-hearted
man, than Capt. Gerrior has proved himself to be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25
this morning.
FIRES.

FIRE ~ EAST TwTSTY-sECOSD STREET.
Yesterday noon fire broke out in the building No
l66 East Twenty second street, occupied A. tene.
ment house. The fire originated in on the third
floor occupied by John Mcdonald, but from what
cause is unknown. The family were absent al the
time and upon the discovery of the tire by Besse Rid
die, who had been left in charge of Mrs. Mcdonald
children, the flames had made considerable Roadway.
The house soon became filed with smoke, and II was
with difficulty that the families the fourth floor
made their escape. In their haste TO get out OF the
burning building three children left behind, and
it was now impossible to ascend by the stairway
Ladders were brought, of which was mounted by
Patrick Waters bell ringer at the Jefferson Market
Tower Mr. Waters succeeded in reaching the fourth
story where, after crawling about the floor some time
he found the three children, conducted them 70 tue
window and passed them out TO the tremen.
Officer ArnouI of the Eighteenth Precinct, rescued
one or more children But for the heroic eIerous OF
these two men the little would have been sufio-
Gated The fremen succeeded in con6ning the fire to
the room in which Il originated. Loss of Mr.. MELLON
aid, $50 no insurance. The building, owned by Mr..
s. Broker, was damaged to ths amount OF sltO.
TIRE ~ BROoKIYN-ACCIDFNTs.
A small frame tenement AZ the foot of Count street,
owned and occupied by Patrick Farrell, destroy.
ed by fire Tuesday night. In proceeding TO the tre,
Mr.. John T. Dayton, member of No. 20 Engine, wa
seriously and perhaps fatally injured. He had hold Of
the tongue and the foreman directing the the
blight to sheer off the railroad trick on which The en-
CINE was running they proceeded 10 obey the order
when Dayton fell across the track. lie rolled over
between the rails, and caught by the ring bolt
resulting it is feared in internal injuries. He showed
no signs of improvement yesterday. Michael Brady,
q member of No. 10 Engine was run over and bad his
ankles disocated. Engine No. ~, in turning from the
railroad track broke one Of the wheels and sban
doned The cause of all these accidents u the result
of running on the railroad tracks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25

LATER PROM THE CoAsr or ArRIcA.-The coioniz
alton ship Mary Caroline Stevens, Captain Heaps ar
rived al this port on Monday evening having sailed
from Liberia on the Sd of February. The u. s. ship
Vincennes, for Cape Palmas, sailed from Monrovis on
the 9TH OF January officers and crew al WELL The
N. c. Stevens brought etter-bag from the vincen-
mes. Everything was quiet on the coast. Business
was extremely dull; the MONETARY panic, through
which Europe and America have both been battling
for months had at length reached the coast OF
Africa causing almost perfect stagna ion in business.
The emigrants that went out in the NJ. c. Stevens
were landed in safety and many expressed themselves
as highly pleased with their new homes. There had
been no recent capture of slsvers on the coast
Baltimore Srr
CAR on THE ONO AID ITS SAD EryrcIs.-Oui;e
hurricane swept along the Valley Of the Ohio during
portions of the day and evening Of the 18TH At Louis
vile considerable damage was done. At Cincinnati
two or three school children were badly injured BY
the bricks blown from the chimney Of school house.
At Pittsburgh, the gust raised . grea, eonmosion,
and The tempest made sad work with feet Of coal.
boat. in the vicinity OF Brown Island. Eight bos,s
and ssrres lost, End the hvss Of fro. twelve u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25

To LET.-SmaI words these but Of great import.
No five Letters IN the English language arc read Of
tener during the month Of March than these and no
sentence has much to do with everybody, and in
which everybody IL interested, as the curt phrase
LET. Very few written oftener, and very few are
ever written with the matter affixed to them with lees
attention to the plain rules Of common sense well as
to the golden rule than this same universal al pef-
vsdng To LET. Look at it, here is specimen:
ITO LIT. rent. house. 10 sb.
location crest hsIssiI will b. rVen to good Anant AP
ply to- Ac'
Now there's chance for U.s." said Mr.. Smith to
her husband az she wac looking all the to let
advertisements while he was putting away his break
fast and viii 20 and zee about il this very day."
Smith himself wss little dubious about il; he did
not like these great bargain" advertisements, aod he
was free to say that he looked upon every man a.
knaye or fool who advertised house to let and did
not give the particulars Of its location size price, &c,
80 that person could tell whether il was worth his
while 10 go and see it, However, if Mr.. Smith wa
mind to 20 she might, but he had no faith in it,
SO Smith went to his business and his wife wen,
house hunting. When be got home q. night, he found
Mrs. Smith just returned, cold tired, hungry and in
rage at al the whole Of advertisers LET. She
had found the advertiser after two mes walking and
from HIM got the direction 10 the mouse which WA i've
miles further Off She found rtsge going within about
hall mile and that half nile wa the wors; Of al.
The street was unpaved, the sidewalks al mud, and
the house-"the great bsrgan'-in the neighborhood
of hundred shsntes and vscan, lots, and although
finished on the outside with brownstone ard high steps
and iron railing it had neither gas nor Croton water
And don't you think" said Mr.. Smith, "ths: a
man who would print such an advertisement as that
would do any other dreadful mean thing Why.
would not live in biz house If he would give me the
rent"
Now We are very much OF Mrs. Smith q Union. that
such adyertisenents or such many Others that are
printed are, to say the least, very unfair toward ten
anita. Just such cases as Mr.. Smiths are occurring
every day; and people sent upon long journeys
look at houses that either do not suit or are too high
priced |. costs very little moro TO advertise intelh
slbly and a. man OF moderate good sense would do,
than it does TO advertise in the blind way
mon Upon many Of the placards OF LET on houses,
the advertiser onts the price, leaving the househunt
er to rDg the bel, disturbing the family possession
to inquire the rent, only TO find it "too high
No tenant is under any obligations except the obi
CATION Of comfy TO allow bill to be put upon his
Aeuse and he never should allow one to be put on un
ess L ecstans I'll the particulars necessary TO save
Nm ten sass:art saSsysnee. Where 10 Price 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25

nss ssA sAss ~ ssy II wssstr,an eosalacd ~d sr~S
eel, 70 ,Lv.Iy a. roa.n. s,d assssi-r sEaA that 81 ~
nes b. via r. a Tlnlsy .sss u 4 Hcs~d al s<nsiy oss
hs sab and did sc to Isvy he ssd dsoshtef OF e
1onent Coz The of f6fo ..
Dsponsnt further aye tss. he informed and verify bib vs
Tho b. ne hst The sd Ms' Howard s1' Arms
Rrsirsrd H. A. rnisy ahAs ". A. Howard ADD John D. ga
vtaly end fnIoe.iy nd IN invcre anil di
w,0ly and sloS.ly oepoben.s sad dsnsh,ef ont o'
Thu state with se1 Der sad deroDents ca shsr
S>rsL a. lave, Her
yLIZLBLrH TAYLOR
e-,p 70 tsSc-, NE the ,t,A ssv Of March. lsbs
Nav
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crease, encoursse' b. ibs ,s. If hrod-ssro o. 90 r's
eior- BE- nc reported ~ ".
L. CboSro az The ebur'he- - pirlt p'upS al IL
int,nsst how provaiJg In mary 81 ''e" y
r'eIug- are led aa,'y--noe oi -hen haze ''"-'''
service. three. f,,r and FIVE time. IN 'he -5eA.