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etratbs Anseesenaeen. @r taun ae Dinee asn.
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bdben wun&en SSlhe baben ibr Mlter eenau ansusebu
enlightenment. @benp wtrb @teb5n praftsiren
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nb nb nimt eeunb Ssnen unpetnnnter uridGent
wesen Seen M Or. Splpefr wenben er nitro tbnen ba-
Der amsninft eeben Nnb fe peilen, NsN
Ratb ptrp fur Mrine pber 8rdnte gratis ertpel
Bebinaunaen fur Dnmen 25 @s., fur 5erren SO Cts.
Sfac. .Stunben Spn br @prmaes bts 10 llpr Mtenbs.
Del Name TT am Geniter. kNfaT %4Ws4
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GOVERNMENT CAMEIs Ar rnE AlipaIFHg Nm,
great novelty will be given at the Amphtheater to-
morrow night. Twelve eamels, imported BY the u.
s. Government for service on the deserts II the
Great West, and nov here en- route for that region.
have agreed to appear at the Ampbitheater as above
under the charge Of their Arab keepers. They ars
all Of the first class for size, beauty strength and
docility and with their Arab grooms, they win form
an attraction well worth the seeing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop DISTRICT oouRrt SUCCESSION OF JAMES R. Pc
WHERBAS John w. Psters has has petI-
w tinea the Court for Letters Of Administration
estate of the late j. Peters, deceased intesate-
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern show
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEUxrRME Core DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JAMES
A TTENDU que John w. Peters d pre-
n sette petition la lset dobfeuir Isitres
d decentralization Ia succession de eu j. r. Eeers decide
intestat-
par present donnie tons ceux que celia peu con-
cerner davor dedure dix ous les pour les
qneiles ne seEait pas fat drot Ia dite petition
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
d2L q 50 J. Il KELLY, Dspne Greffer.
SECOND DIsrglor CouRr SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE
of AGNES TRAFFfNGER, deceased
New Orleans. wife of a. d, Ott-No. "a gl7.
w Court for Letters of Administration Estate the
late y. A, Fraffnger, his deceased wife Rtestate--
NOticeis hereby given all whom It may concern
cause within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEUxIEhE GouR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE 0ATHNE
Nouyele0rleans. femme deGedee de q. II. OFT
a TTENDU que G. II. OFT d presente une
IA petition la GGur eet d'obten lettTes Admins
atou la Succession de ieue G. A, 1Tager
CedGe intestat--
eer1er davor dedutre ous aisons p1ar les.
Par nrdie de la Cour.
.1 go q Is 20 j. I; KELLY, neputs Gretasr.
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Arrival Of TIC steaa.hrp phlIa.rer pl,ls.

N U s1E1 ssNEssA IE7 EI01EeT TlaIass
The United States mail steamship philadelphia.
GustaVus Harrison commanding, left New York De-.
cember 18th, and arrived at Havana on The 24tb .
sailed again for New Orleans on the evening Of INA
18th, and crossed the bar at 8 P. b. on the 2sth.
The Philadelphia brings one hundred and sixty
passengers, slOe,0Oo in specie and afuu cargo tor
this port.
The United States mail steamer GRANADA arrived al
Havana on the 25th, and would sail again on the 26th
for Aspinwall.
The United States mail steamship Illinois, Capt.
McGowan, left AspinwaIl on the night 81 the 9Th,
with two hundred and fifty passengers and California
mails for New York.
IN Havana there was little Of interest occurring.
The usual Christmas festivities were being observed
Hon. s. A. Douglas and family LETT Havana on The
Empire City for New York on the 29d.
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MARrNE-Capt Adams, Of the ship Donati. re.
ports having passed, on the night Of the 28 inst a
? 4. NJ, the DonbIe.Headed Shot Keys lighthouse,
and no light burning.
Capt Kast, of the ship Mediator, and Capt. zsre
ger, Of the ship Arctic, make the came report. Re-
ports of this kind have been made frequently during
the last six months in regard to the same light.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE. OR THREE OR
w tour Rooms with Kitchen business
ADDRESS Box Wy, ~, Fost0tice d2S Ct
WANTED INDUSTRIOUS AND GOOD AGENTS
" in every town and county in the Southern States sell
the patent right invention "A Thief Deecto
Burg lar Alarm Persons wishing Agents have
from $50 10 $500 Upon the receipt Of So will by
culars In 70 agency and of the article u
abe and simple affair, should be house. Also
Agents wanted to sell valuable book publication
containing many valuable IND useful recipes OF viii
JacksoHs Commercial Cyeopeda of Useful Profitable
knowledge One Ply this book will any part of
the country upon receipt Of 81 by return of mail.
Fos sale, several patents of date Copper Light
ng ISodss ETC. Agents wanted Address with stamp
closed for return answer, II. W. K. JACKSON,
Post-Ofice box j 26 New Orleans La
r sT0 every Postmaster the country will one
copy OF he above named book the of 81 five
Pomasters at y 10 per copy by the quantity. h90 If
@ER SHIPS WANTED-A SHIP 600 OR 500
$500 I. tuns, TO load timber for Liverpool.
Also two of tunnaga, deals for BueDos
S. JONES CO.,
Sc! 81 Gravier street.
RE7S WANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK TO
e$ load in Dispatch Line for Boston. Cargo ready and
n3Q S. JONES & CO., 81 Gravier street.
TO TRADERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS
a competent Book Keeper offers his who
40 nor need or want permanent okkeepeT He will
Best references given Address w 2. s., ut this Office
COTTON SEED WANTED-WE ARE DEsI
rous oil making contract for monthly supply of 800 ns
i. JONES co
- 81 tiraVier street.
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gHERTFF,s SALES.


Foura DISTRICT coUa7 tJOHN z. HYDE ~ MISSISSIPPI
of New ORLEANS. sOI Nd G0.-No.12sI2
ID n sss rendered Deca1sr n 1873 and % me directed BY
he Hoao able The Fourth DistTe Court Of e 0risans ID The
MONDAY the l8h day " lauuay 1850 The % IL
Tas AgLi sND MACHINERY Of steam Tusss
boat VIRGINIA, including everything thereto
sppertainiEg on q about the vreek, Y aEe now
ing ftsmp which viii be sold separately--
fwo Ahehors BEN Jill Goats. Ysvls lot oG cass.
Pump and Hoss in warehouse lot Of Hawges CabIea and
Ropes o Of Iron Ganes ST. opposite the Hotel los of Iron
TEeMS third cash and the balance IN SIX and twelve
months viii interest the credit poFtion q ~
the satisfaction Of he Commissioner.
d29 Ia5 % Sheriff Of the Parrish q Orleans.
sEooEP DISTRICT COURT ALFRED KE4RNY rs. JOSEPH
r, 8 8 NeE Orleans, OAI5--No. l4.1s9.
# NJ , drsss b. tie Honorable s second pet Conf
10 Ss 81 Rg9e auction a. the City Hotel Common street
m g 2 Sf fs n. % e s.e5d p Ssns4
LOT or CIR UED together with all The buildings and
improvements thereon situate IN his Parrish IN lie town q
D. 9 hs @ sa9 s e hs Eys5 in sq99ss Eo
stree onns Ia french 30 feet jackson street,
tie ds II JsrsS Ts RSs a. BIZ made 9 81 s
the cfice of F. Grma, Notary PuhIic.
f ff5IsS 2 tes 1oo ON tt Sg't sDo,
Sheriff ofihe Parish Of Orleans
DEqzEEEE CogR De DIsTRIcT} ALERED KEARNY Va 10
m I VKTU dem wit d de- saisie ct Tafe d
Il moi adresss par Honorable Denxieme de DsFctde
Nouyele Orleans dams isae ci dessus, e procsderai
LUNDI, Il de iauver 1859, midi ff8tel de Ia Cite,
de Ia Commune entire les dn Camp des MagBns,
Ia yente rublique ct adjudication de-
UE TERRAIN slime en- paroisse, dams Ia vile de
Doncgh a rive droite do feuye dams et No H. eoprs
sre lss Igss jack Homer Ct Madison aySn
pofondeur. fessnt parife Jeer-
ans gull appet du plan dTesse par Pile YoYeT
de deceubre 1882 depose peude de F. Grima noae
public.
Ensemble avec touteg les batsses authorizations qui
trourent sur lie dit terrain.
Saiss daus Paffaire ci-dessus.
CoNDfTIoNs-Comptan moment de Naturalization.
z. T. PARKER,
die " ja3 10 II Sheriff de Ia PaToisse POrleans.
SECOND DISTRICT couE42 SUCCESSION os THE LATE
Of New orleans. sAN'ENi FHSA l5ta ascsasso-N0.
RY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
~ Of sale rendered December 1883 and TO directed by
the Honorable the Second District Court OF Orleans
above entitled matter will pocecd sell public auction,
at the City 9ote Common between Camp Magazine
streets, MONDAY, January Il. 1859 10 o'epck NJ
The slave named ELIZA, grif aged years
drunkard and thief bur good washer and cook
TERMS-Cash On the spot
f. T. PARKER,
die jag u Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION or DANIEL B. sIsADE
nv T0TTRErrs q, srEYoHrks

BY TOURNE & THOMAS.
BUeEEE TouREE, Aucdcreer.
oniee79 Exchange Alley.
r1a,g}RsDsAaY, December r 30, 1858, At n
second District Court Of New Orleans dated November 9Th
4 GERT4Ta LOT OF GROUND. situated In the Firs. Dis
Tet q his city 9 the square bounded By Bertrand Bolivar
nes front on Bolivar street ne fee, and inches IN depth
building thereon said lo il designated as No 81 as peT plan
draEnby GA Bedn, Civil Engineer deposited ii eoaee IF
ss@TERAs-casb.
At d sale before Rob J. Kerr N r. the expense q The
purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE DANIEL B. sLADE.
Par ToUREE & THOMAS,
EUGEEE TouRSE, Bncsnteur.
Bureau-7s Passage de Ia Bourse.
IEUDI, 30 decemEre, 1858. a midi, a parcade
of spss e4 gsrG ~ ordTe Dc hGn9ra5s r H Nor
lsTn sn asis dg p 99yepbrs 1879 7 syta yendu
District dams let borne par les rues Bertrand Bolivar era
vs ct Pg5ddo desgne par No % dapres plan dLesse
o. Stark dt lot 80 pes pouces ct gnes de face
gre PARALLELS ensemble ayec caes ss aGloratios et b.
'' a5se TX CoNtI fi ioEs-comntsnt
Acts de Yene psrdeyan' Robt j. Kerr fsis de
Eacqae[enr. no dill - 70
SHIRTS, HATS. CLOTHING AND UMBRELLAS
BY E. ROGER &c Co.,
formerly H. Peychaud Hyde Col
at y O'clock their auclon l0om No, 8 6id Legee
100 dozen Linen Bosom Shirts, new styles.
Also
40 cases French and American Hats
An assortment q READY Made Clothing,
And
TERMS at sale d29
CONTENTS OF A CoFFREHoUsE.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Office, 81 Chartres street
THURSDAY, December 3Uth, at 4 O'Clock,
Will be sold at the Of Common sreet
The contents Of coheehouse consisting part viz Chairs
Pcures Tables, Wa er Tanks Counters Empty Barrels
Clothing, Trucks etc, etc.
TERMs-Cash. d29
ON ACCOUNT OF LIoUIDATIoE.
GOckeFyware Ting&te Hardware Store Fixtures Counters
Show Gases, ETC. etc.
BY PLACIDE ]. SPEAR, Auctioneer
THURSDAY, Dec. 30, at 3 O'clock r.. nj :.
A. VIII be sold AZ auction the of Bayou Road and
~ Claude street, No. 26, without reserve and
The contents o. said store consisting Of ware o all
decrIphonB, Tfnwure do. Hardware do. CouHer5 Show
Cases, and also the Fixtures Of said premises.
E8~1ERNS-Cash. d28
SALE WITHOUT REsERVE-2.O cAsEs BOOTS, SHOES,
and BrOgaus.
By E. ROGER & Co.,
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde Coz
THURSDAY, Dec. 30, Mt 10 o'clock A. M :.
without reserve at their auction room, No. q Old Levee
street 10 close sundTy consignments, will he sold
2JD cases BOots, Shoes and BrogHns, consisting of
Mems and Bo, 5, Russell Brogans.
Mems Kip and Buff 3rcgAns and Oxford Ties.
MEMS Calf, Grain and Kip Boots
Boys and Youths Grain and Kip Boots.
Mems, Boys and YGnlhS Congress Caters.
LadlssI and Misses Gaiers, J. L. Boots, Buskins,
Chldren's Shoes and Boots Of various descriptions
H5~TERMs-Ats sale, DDS
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a HGETAIREE JOCKEY. CLUB
% As3SSA The Winner Meeting the Metal
a8S45sssS4Ae> re Course viii commence With the
s 'P'
SATURDAY Jan l. Is59-Sweenstal,es for2 W o15s ,;a
heats subscription $500 half forfe to Or more ~
ell stake The Club to ye 500 If The race RIM
l. T. j. Wells names gF. G. BENTLEY, by Imp Yorkshire.
dam Reel = - F s'
A,so al = 1rS5,1 II 11,pa !, . >, -. -
~ = 80 lS sE Z, Y l1gcolts aaln Mss eddie
Eo ~ f1 uo HSIles gc Dy Grey Eagle, dam Margaret
SANE nSV0S,vse,stol-os Fo- . - o,Is .s.,.. t...
sbsrrintia s9O sfnn F ot q W. oIuF t@o mile meas
tbe SVV iof srGo I've or NOR? subscribers TO ill
uS e-h 9, ALe Giup 10 give SUI y the race is run
BFAI{D Nv daI b1 I ''oou D. c. CAfi'
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" GFsANIER IL CO.'S BLANK ETs-A complete Ms.
E4s sortment, comprising White, with or without bands,
tray Green and Blue Blankets, always hand also few
bales of fine Bed Blankets Sizes sale low by tie
agents, GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & CO.,
dNl NH sLr nat-
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Domestic Markets

NEw Yong. Dec 2s.-The Cotton market ii active.
and closed firm. Sales Of the day 5000 bsles at pre-
Sales to-day of 7G0O bbls Sugar doll. Orleans s5SS
&c Coffee firm, with sales day Of 10000 hags
prices ranging from So to lie Moasses 354 to 35e
Linseed oil So to SOC. N
prices ranging from "a 10 to S.; Whisky, 2f5c..
Western Mess Pork for future delivery is selling M
4l8; Lard in kegs l1s to III Sugar. dali sales 81
zOO hbds IT to 7c; Molasses, SO to 34e.; Coffee,
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PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON vs.. JuDaE LEwIs.--It win
be recoected that Passmore Williamson the Quaker.
who was imprisoned by Judge Kane on a charge al
contempt, because he could NOT produce an escaped
slave, brought a suit against Judge Kane for false
imprisonment, which terminated By the death Of the
Judge. He also brought suit against Judge Ellis
Lewis, then Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl.
Vanla, for refusing his application for hGbeas cor-
pus The suit against Chief Justice Lewis was tried
on Monday before Chief Justice bowrie at nisi p1fs.
The court, after hearing all the plaintiffs evidence
directed q nOn.suit, on the ground that the ha6eas
corpus act did not apply to cases of commitments ia
execution Of final judgments after trial. but only to
warrants of arrest before trial II seems 10 be settled
that Judge has no right to allow writ of habeas
corpus where it appears, on the applicants own
showing, that the prisoner is legally Imprisoned nm
der the sentence Judgment of court of competent
Jurisdiction, as was the ease with Nj. Williamson.
--zs -z--=-
TIM WAY 70 MAKE PIEs-An old ladyin thecoun-
try had dandy from the city to dine with her en- q
certain occasion. For the dessert there an enor
nous apple.pie
La maam, said the gentleman, chow DO you
manage to handle such pie
Easy enough" she replied 1--WE make the crust
up in wheelbarroW an Irish buggy, as they call il
wheel it under an apple tree aud then shake the
fruit down into it,''
Io haye intercourse with reasonable men is ex-
tremely advisable, because coxcomb may learn to
act pradently by imitation. Some Of the greatest
blockheads can initiate.
lawyer asked Dutehman ID court what ear
marks pig had as that was the subject Of dis.
pute Veil, be had no ear marks icept very
scallawaga sdefnedby ths New York Tribune
to be q compound Of The ioassr, blackgaari aud
scamp.
~ dinner in Springfield, Massachusetts bdy
sent the following volunteer toast . Sprnce Old
naeheiors-the pef greeaa of society,"
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River Intelligence

VIoKsBuRG, Dec. %. The steamer Cherokee passed
down at o'clock last night ana Che Repnblicl m
o'clock this morning. The Judson passed down At
the Tigress ats, the Aurora ats the Imperial 81
the John Raine and VIM. Campbell at o'clock ans
evening s'''7
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Steamboat Departures Obs DAP.


10 special Notice = The fine passenger
steGIoeE N ~ BlCKN EtII Capt Abe Smith, willie
"a ~ Jan ist9 P " for ATTAK AfAs Va
this p by the breaking Of the wheels Of the boat coming
through Ptaqnemine bat that nothing Of the spirit
ana energy OF Captain Smith, the Island will
prove We therefore recommend shippers and passengers to
80. OSBORNE, WILSON i oARRADINE,
anulE2 Ernnt atEnnA
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
n

THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY AT AUCTION
~ r yuhT'TanT
ofice-No. 10 Bank Place
THURSDAY, December 30, at I2 O'Clock M.
in the Rounda Of the ST. Louis Exehauge will be sold
y Pe BurSn3S ae 'R as e ~ sqgse @
Love streets nrng IS feet Piety Street BY liz feet
lnt1es IN aepR upon which lo modern substantially
and he ward ,bs lot veil III Siid Sy hep gSeh
in good repair within three squares Of one Of he es
markets e., in d that section Of the city.
n The bounded by Roys 81 Poet and
street unuGg through and having he same front On Arcic{
street by Ss feet inch and lines depth upon ibis there
for . ia sc faaaily.
at Il 4 oeb ePed Pq g Is Sf PEI
mortgage an final payment and cent in
erest on the notes after maturity fnot puncuay paid The
Uoiey " t Sgaso nre ny the purchaser ana The
For the property secondly dsscrbedte purchaser to
h July s5 BALANCE S at s x g'gR Is and Il
Interest After maturity Il not nSncfg II 5 ana per CENT
the expense Of the purchaser ala
UNREsERvED SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RING
Earrings Gold Watches ETC. etc suitable for New
Years Present
BY PLACIDE ], SPEAR,
,,,,,r,s,. ,,,- Office s. Charities street.
and 8olh at II o'clock A NJ, vii Be- sold at public anc
ton, at Mr. Docteur's store Toulouse and ROYAL
streets, without any reserve and to the highest bidder
Valuable Collection Of Diamonds such rs Diamond Rings
Watches Gold Quarts and Fob Chans tod Locketa and
paror Lamps opera Glasses ne Guns Reyoyer 9 Pm ts
Boxes and great variety Of Jewery and other articles
EvsTy artSeie ofFsrsd shan ba ,a.,+oa1 10 va tt
on deveP aed % as res9 me same
- --
BY ANsEL EDWARDS
p t ,.
Store So St. Charles street.
large coeSon Of Tie g be e works Of the best authors in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

CRESCENT CRY BANE q
New Orleans December Is, 1858. {
So An election for thirteen Directors Ia
serve the ensuing will be held the Banking II
this city, on MONDAY Sd January next eouormaby TO Ar
DIS tiaS Jos. RAU, Cashier,
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA TEHUAETEPEC COMPANY J
No. As Carondelet street,
New Orleans Nov. %, 1858.
E9~PursUant to n Resolution of the Board
Of Directors
Notice hereby given that the Books Subscption 10 be
Capital Stock Of this Company will be opened their Office Is
Carondelet street ESDAY the 23d November 1855 from
the hours of A. NJ TO P M the superintendent Of
the following named Commissioners:
hessrs Ambrose LanteR Wlhemus Bogart George Uruu-
rich
Under the provisions of the charter the one hum
dred dollars each and the payments be the stock
subscribed are as follows Ten per the time sub
serbng ten cent sixty days iheree per cent
ninety days thereafter But nsament of the shall
called for after the payment of thirty thereon until
Mt least nehird Of the Railroad sha be completed and not
even then unless called for in conformity with resolutions
ytousy passed by the stockholders meeting duly convened
Tor That purpose. L. HEYLIGER,
NJ II SECRETARY
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ZOE sAL..,E..

60 JUST ARRIVED. WITH A CHOTCE I,0T of
E VIRGINIA NEGROES, consist of Plantation Hands,
be es apnl am hSaSe and viii
Negroes that can be bought in The Virginia Carolina mar
4-odice, Of Espanade and Charres streets New
nl8 6m&w JOHN B. SMITH.
A. FOR SALE.-yALUABLB MILL PROPERTY.
da1t La on i he liz e he Ny Orleans jackson
the best bered line Of The road ' s''sS VI
The Machinery was new when put and running
The rate Of freight low from any other point on the
road and there is switch on the place connecting the
For terms, which will be liberal apply to
ds I'm corner of Canal and Tehoupit uas Streets
,-HsT. FOR sALE-THE HULL AND OABIN
woud an excellent wharf 6oat or ba Gqaer
so' sF osBoRSf VIE WILSON e oARRAD1Ns
do If 9 Or % Front street.
~4Ea@ FOR sALE-THE STEAMBOAT
IN X ida with al her tackle, apparel. etc,
esm6ef 81 at Banks Arcade previously disposed Of at
d sis6t ans Htl!, . sas9 third four
F sc iH,esSs GaaeG ior approved paper
s,e., BELL, BUCHANAN co,
eto u 81 Poydras hireet-
8I ANDA HOTEL, Sew Orleans. IN . Il : iaE We
M This beaqtfu establishment is for sale, or the owner
would exchange for property In the country The
wishes to retire account Of imp red health Persons wish
do on long credit Possession given whenever required
Apply 10 JOHN 4. JETER,
10 I'm Yeranda Hotel, New Orleans La.
sSS NEGROES FOR SALE.
"a have just received ONE HUNDRED Likely NE
e hotS from Virginia and Maryland, among them some
good BiaGksmhs Cooks Washers ard Ironers a Of which
are for sale accommodating for cash 81 GOOD @
GsptaEe sad will be receiving f sh ntin the season
Those ending TO purchase would well 10 call at INV Oc
John B; Smith O's' VEP''''o 'Ae l0uSe o
n22 If JOSEPH RRUIN
.SSS FOR SABE-A LIGHT DEAUGHT YES.
E8& sci, years old, well found, carrying about I0O6O
the Gull trade. For particulars, apply to
ss2s q J H PatLPs q Common street.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-oFFToEs OVER THE BANK OF NEW
4 Orleans. Apply At the Bank. DIG
DOR RIGNT-A VERY DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE
Apply to GEO W. HYNSOE i CO. p'is'
ol4 s. Camp street,
- OFFICES TO RENT-THE FIRST AND
% third floors No CarOndelst street, Offices
4 on the second and third floors No. Carondest
POSSESSION 95 given immediately Apply 70 ,,
- FOR RENT@THE FoUR-sToRY BRICK Store
1 No. New Leyee street. Possession given st November
SEQ Il corner Of Graysf and d New Levso STA
LNOR RENT-THE C0MM0DIOUs OFFICES IN THF
part Of the building St Charles and Union
streets. Apply to EDMOND II. CHADWICK,
o9I At HYDE 9oodrchis.
TTOF9 RGNT-TWO LARGE, LIGHT AND COOL OF
.gs'sss,'l EDMoND IL GHRDWfoK,
aul9 M- u HYDE 6oodrehis
NJo9TCE.-MR, #WM. S BROWN Is THE ONLY aus
~ ihoFized person 70 receipt for us,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

CANDY AGEFCY-THE UNDERSIGNED, having
~ been appointed agents for the celebrated ANCHOR CAN
DY h4ye store $50 boxes 70 and 90 lbs each; also rs box
Fancy Confectionery which offer reduced
prices The above Candy equal 10 any thai
is made. JAMES SPEAFf eco,
dA I'm 3 Tchounnul5 Etrapt