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, 1858-12-03

AN ACT to detach Selma in the State Of
Alabama from the Collection District Of
New Orleans, and make it Port of De-
livery within the Collection District Of
Noble.
BE IL enacted by tie Senate and House
of Representatives. Of The URited States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That Selma
in the State of Alabama, which was con-
stituted port of delivery within the collec-
ton district of New Orleans by the act Of
third March, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, chapter one hundred and two, be de-
tached from that district, and be made a
port of delivery within the collection dis
trict of Mobile.
Approved, Jan. 81, 1858.
, 1858-12-03
AN ACT to create additional Land Dis
triets in the State of California, and fol
other PURPOSES.


triets in the State of California, and for
other purposes.
BE IL enacted ia The Senate and House Of
Representatives of The United States of Amer.
ioa in Congress assembled, That the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States be and he is here
by authorized TO establish additional land
districts, in bis discretion, not exceeding
three, in the State of California, and to fix,
from time to time, the boundaries thereof,
as the public interest may require which
districts shall, respectively, be named after
the places at which the Offices shall FIRST be
established; and the President shall be au-
thorzed hereafter, from time to time, as
circumstances may require, to adjust the
boundaries of any and all of the land dis
tricts in said State, and remove the Offices
when the SAME shall be expedient.
SEC. .. And be IL further enacted, That
the President is hereby authorized to ap-
point, by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, or during the recess thereof
and uutil the end Of the next ensuing ses-
sion, register and receiver for each of
said additional districts, who shall, respect
lively, be 9equised to reside at the site of
the Offices, shall be subject to the same
laws and responsibilities, and whose com
pensation shall be the same as is now pre-
scribed by law for other land offices in that
State.
Approved March 30. 1858.
, 1858-12-03

of law. shall be sentenced to be imprisoned
and kept at hard labor for period not
less than three years nor more than ten
years, and to bo fined in a sum not exceed
ing five thousand dollars
SEC. 10. And be IL further enaeted, That
If any person shall make or engrave, or
cause or procure to be made or engraved,
or shall have in his custody and possession
any metallic plate engraved after the simili-
tude Of any plate from which any notes is
sued as aforesaid shall have been printed.
with intent 10 use such plate, or cause or
suffer the same to be used in forging or
counterieiting any Of the notes issued as
aforesaid, or shall have in bis custody or
possession any blank note or notes engraved
and printed after the similitude Of any
notes issued as aforesaid, with5inient to use
such blanks, or cause or suffer the same TO
be used in forging or counterfeiting any OF
the notes issued as aforesaid, or shall have
in bis custody or possession any paper
adapted TO the making Of such notes, and
similar to the paper upon which any snch
notes shall have been issued, with intent TO
use such paper, or cause or snfIer the same
to be used, in forging or countorfeiting any
Of the notes issued as aforesaid, every such
person, being thereof convicted by due
course of law, shall be sentenced to be i'm
prisoncd and kept 70 hard labor for term
not less than three nor more than ten years
and fined in a sum not exceeding five thou
sand dollars.
SEC IA. And be Il further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury TO cause statement to be pub
lishcd monthly Of the amount Of treasury
notes issued, and paid and redeemed, undel
the provisions of this act, showing the bal
ance outstanding each month.
Approved, Dec. 80, 1851.
, 1858-12-03
Approved March 90, 1858.

AN ACT to provide for the organization
Of Regiment Of Mounted Volunteers
for the defence of the Frontier of Texas,
and to authorize the President to call
, 1858-12-03
N b DICAL.

O. e. WylllA&iDy 6yJo o.
HAS REMOVED TO THE BUILDING LATELY OCCUPIES Bx
E. SYLVESTER, MAIN STREET, OLYMPIA.
HE undersigned takes this method Of ~
l. informing the citizens of Olympia and
surrounding country, that he has opened MI
an Office at the above place, for the prac- a
tice of MEDICINE in its various branch A
es; and will hold himself in readiness at all inIs to
attend to any calls in the line Of his profession to-
which his entire attention will be devoted
G. X. WILLARD.
Olympia, April 0, 1857. no.2Oly.
, 1858-12-03
al AcT . aaIhoIIls ths I..us q Tr..

~ All 70 autnorizo the Issue Of Iroa-
ruIy Notes
Bsh eacisi By ne Ssnais and House Of
HrIr'slfafirp Of As United States Of
1nnia n CoHgrcss assembled, That the
President Of the United States Is hereby
authorized TO cause treasury notes for such
rnm Or sums as The exigencies Of the pub
Ne service may require, but not to exceed,
al any time, the amount Of twenty millions
q dollars, and Of denominaiions not less
than one hundred dollars for any such note.
q bc prepared. signed, and issued in the
nanner hereinafter provided
SIC. 2. dnd ka fnrfher enaeied, That
rnch treasury notes shall be paid and re-
deemed By the United States at the trea.
larT thereof after the expiration Of one
ycar from the dates Of said notes. from
Which dates. until they shall be respectively
p1Il and redeemed, they shall bear such
rate or interest IS shall be expressed 10
aid noics, which rate Of interest upon the
ffsi IHnf. which shall not exceed six mil
ions of dollars Of such notes shall be ixed
n l1o Secretary Of the Treasury, with the
npprobafisn Of the President, but shall in
~ ease exceed the rate Of six per centum
pr annum. The residue shall be issued in
uhole Or 10 part, after public advertise
n1ui of pot less than thirty days, as the
elrTIiary Of the Treasury may direct, by
GEchanging them at their par value for
Tcclc 70 The bidder or bidders who shall
nglls % make such exchange at the lowest
lais q Interest, not exceeding six per cen
tun. upon the said notes: Prorided, That
ailr The maturity Of any Of said notes, in
llrlli thereon shall cease at the expiration
e sixty days notice OF readiness to pay
cd redeem the same, which may at any
lns % tines Be given by the Secretary Of
~ Treasury In one or more newspapers
TlallthSd a the seat Of government. The
paInsnt or redemption Of said notes herein
plolIded shall be made to the lawful hold
gu i1ercoi, respectively, upon presentment
- i1e treasury, aud shall include the prin-
epal q each note and the interest which
AL b doe thereon. And for suehS Sl<y-
nanl and redemption, at the time or slal6s
1rlrin spegiied, the faith Of the United
ti.isa = hereby sOlemnly pledged.
tno :. Ani Be- Il fiErfher enaeted, That
lc1 treasury notes shall be prepared under
- diree ,se ~ Secretary OF the Treas
~, 1nds14il Be signed in behalf of the
uuiied States By the treasurer thereof, and
counicrsg gled By The register Of the treas
~. Each q these officers shall keep in
hoo< o. books provided for that purpose
llparaic, lull, and accurate accounts, show
|nE ne pumber, dale. amount. and rate Of
l1irrcrt q each treasury note signed and
calnilrig1ed By them, respectively; and
aiIo. dnilar accounts showing all such notes
e nay be paid, redeemed, and cancelled
e ~ sans may be returned, all which
anrolnl1 lhall Be carefully preserved 10 the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-12
1IAI.uABLE LANDING Ar PURLIC Sale.

THE MINDEN LANDING: now occupied by G L. welden
near the town Of Miuden Claiborne parish Louisiana will
sold at ubc auction the highest bidder in Min
den. on the fr.t MONDAY in Sc tcmbcr next.
This property comprises a5un go acres Of land with the i'm
movements thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds and Ware
house The Landing controls alage part Of the extensive and
ru growing trade of the parishes tributary Lake Biste
menu of the largest points for the shipment of
ton in The interior entirely above overflow, To those
quated with this property il unnecessary 10 more those
lnc0Innied with obtain full information regarding tho
quantity of cotton shipped annually from well the
up freight received by it, by applying 10 the parties
B9sTERNS OF sALE-Opo,thrd cash, or New 0rleaus
acceptance payable LIST next; oneihrd nyabe in De
ceuber o. and 0nehiFd payable il April lth in New Or
leans aeceptances, approved,
For fnher particulars relation TO this properly apply to
W. j. Sterling Esq, Mnden L. Weldon, Esq Ninden
Landing; or N, B. Brady d Co, New Orleans. iel9 TT
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BITTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS

This highly agreeable cordial taken pure prepared
by At the rtquest OF number Of families who had
sented Inconvenience resulting mixing those
tieies of hers which unduttd loss
time which they occGson the mistakes made pm igsp-
Of the mode Of administe ing them
These well founded objections enabled TO understand tbs
true which deter from making Of ker
excellent beneficial preparations The manufactured ID
be taken pure ohyates ali the difficulties alnGed u
is highly eCaeOus in Of general weakness
affections generally and certain presergaFe frp
gassthR fatal disease peculiar humid elj-
1t reeabishes the appetite nygoaes the general
SYSTEM and in healthy color persons who hAgD
acquired Emphatic Ten permanent
This cordial possesses not only the property Of stimulating hs
appetite hut Of aiding digestion IT tempted umplubns
epast indulge oud the bounds Of prudence suffer e
slow aud pedd digestion small glass OF this aiiTahls
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates work of
PersonSn good health may use as pesevaiye and pleas
beverage Its delicious and taste render il sneh
Those who the habit Of taking unCh and particularly
ladies, will find invaluable addition this repRsi
merely of its exquisite flavor but from It's digestive
qualities.
The most delicate contributions from infancy old OF
both sexes may employ without the slightest
Directions will be given using il for the first time
- - ~ mo ,,-.1 ,.-...
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF re eEvrR Il BoAnD or COMMISSIONER.

OFFICE OF THE CENTR Al BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Nea Orleans, July 2, 1855
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THAT
part Of the Parish Orleans, the right bank OF the
Mississippi YER
The election ordered for MONDAY the 18th day Of July
49, by virtue of order Of Arthur Forer Eq President
Of the Police jury da ed the Ssh oJnte 1855, for Stale
Assessor lHe vacancy ocCasoned by the resignation OF P.
Berthancour will be held The Courthouse Dearonde
street. in Aleers, under the superintendent Of Louis Collier
Thomas &. MRckie and Manuel Garcia,
B5 order Of Central Board of Commissioners,
j, AD ROHIER, Secretary.
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DOCTOR aOOELAND's
CFLERR ATEp
GERMAN BITT ERs,

- GEIERR ATEp
GERMAN BIT IT ERS,
Prepared by Dr.. c. n. JACKSON, Philharmonic, PA
viii ehectualy Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JHuuIice Chronic NeTVszs
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys arr all Diseases
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such LII
Constipation Inward Piles Fulluess Blood the Head,
Acidy of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust Food
Fulness Weight in the Stomach EfuctstiouA Sink
ing Futering the Pli of the Stomach Swimming eE
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing, FufteFing tbs
Heart, Cholking sufocsiug SENSATIONS when lying
postur Of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight
and ~ II Pain in the Head Deficiency Of PerspirRon,
Yellrwness of the skin and Eyes Pain the Side, Bar
Chest Limbs etc. Sudden Fushes Of Heat Burning III tbs
Flesh Constant Imagnings Of Evil, and great Depression
of Spirits.
proprietor calling the attention of the public aig
preparation does with feeling of the confidence
Its virtues and adaptation the diseases which
mended.
and untred article that tha
of years. trial before the people, and
reputation and sale unrivged by similar preparations
The testimony in its favor given by the prominent
well physicians individuals parts Of t6e
country Is immense and careful perusal Of the Almanac pa
shed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis OF
of his Agents cannot but satisfy the skencal that @
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obuea
PRINCIPAL Office and Mandatory, No AS ARCH street. Ph
Adephia, Pa.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT i Co.
$50 Iy&w q and ISL ChaFtses sirBst.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TETs DAY EN-
tered into coparnehp for the purpose of conducting
general Commission and Cotton Factorage business
the style IF ROTCHFORD, BROWN / CO., and will attend
the liquidation Of the affairs of the firm of Cuddy, Brown
4 Co.
New Orleans, Feb 9th 1853
PHILIP ROTCHFORD, Z New
SHEPHERD BROWN, : Orleans.
feS If JOSEPH H. JOHNSTON. Vicksburg.
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THE UNDERSIGNED Has ON HAND AND
EIGAR0-NN PLUs ULTRA

selected lot of this celebrated brand of CIGARS consist
Ing of the following ctses Regslia Britannica Commentaries,
kegas Gindr'da Flor Fna Londres Clndrado Flor ETC.,
etc. For sale by F. RIYAS,
lelO I'm No. % ST GhArles street.. stairs.
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closed mail consisting of letters Newspapers for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Rusa Greece fonnn Islands, etc.
10 sent from the Posofice in New York semi weekly
:, a4- Notice to Travellers for new York by
the Great Southern Mail Through Tickets only S5U
The Shortest Most Pleasant and Safest Route to New York
Through in Seven Days
Ticses from New Orleans through to Wilmington for sale
the New Orleans aud Mobile u. S Mail Line Office, No. 10
Bnhk Place for $40 So and from Wilmington New York by
the the Bay route fer S7 50 by RschmnHd and Washington
S0Gl Leaving New Orleans daily by the splendid low
steamers Of the New Orleans aud Mobile Mail Line, dis
to Mobile 10 miles leaving Mobile daily by hrst class
river steamers, distance 400 miles Montgomery leaving
Montgomery by trains and evening, whole distance by
railroad nv Wilmington, Richmond, Washington Baltimore
aud Philadelphia to New York l2l9 Wileswhole distance
1863 miles, 80 mile shorter than other Southern
For Tickets aul further nlormutiou apply
r. GEDDES. Agent,
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RUILDING nIATERIAL, gRICKs. FIREwooD

Y. d. MORUELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin corner of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL snch
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin
Hes Lahs Slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks and all kinds of FirewoOd.
the country promptly and caretulyattended
IL
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RIO COUNTRY MERGHANTS-JUsT RECEIV-
i ed on consignment from the mRnuacturerS-
90 cases OAK TANNED RUSsBTs, Double Buck and
Reva.
q cases LADIES' FINE SHOES. assorted
Go Mems Boys and Youths BROGARS.
Which will be sold very low by
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nj EWS! EWSI!-DYSPEPSIA BREAD AND
~ CRACKNEIaI4 BISCUIT, made from choice Wheat.
slightly aperent the form of pill but the Staff Of Life;
also having introduced the Grackne Biscuit nothing inferior
10 the English Ciacknell, imported from London.
Sold at much reduced price They delicious
uclt-Eht rich and pleasing to the palate.
Sold at the Joseph and Tchouptoula
Stanus-3Q Dryades Market, ll6 ST. Mary's Market
Dyspepsia Crackers Gracnell Biscuit put up for parties
leaving the city keep for length of time, by APPLYING
the mandatory, 294 TChOupitoulas street.
myS If q. GOWANS.
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B. t. 4.
"a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ a IRON WORKS-The undersigned beg leave 10 inform
%b the public and builders generally, that they are
~ featuring all kinds of Architectural and Builing Iron
Work at Nos 55 81 Circus such Fersadhh Rail
Ing Shutters, Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and CrcuR
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly on hand Cast wrought iron Go
uus, Ventstors and Sash Weights fill all orderB
descGtonof Castings Columns Store and Houe Fronts
with despatch.
ma tt BENNETT Il co.
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DENTISTRY


@x@z DENTAL NOTTCE-DR T. WRsT
Pr-ctica Dentist No. liz ST. Charles strssa
ffS-XSSsss=7SsS near P0ydraa street.
lIlIIJJ J. W. would call particular attention 40 his
method constructing RTlFICTAl FET They are ra
perfectly natural IN form and shape set nth false gums. Tbs
with distinct articuIaion speech. This effected
by having the inst the teeth and Of
which the readily adapted This prevents hiss
ing sound often observed in weas artificial
The Doctor has been pracicinR this city fifteen years
feels confident that he will give satisfaction those who
houor him with their patronage All persons DESTROYS
tanning his services would we'll call and examine his ~
cimens. jsiD "
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ONION REsTAURANT NJ 3

90 NNIUN EhsNAU TYRANNY
Charles street.
ny The proprietoFs Of shs popular estabIishgnaos
A&S&g inform the public that they continue sET-
piled with all the choice decacies
comfort cleanliness and moderate will defy TIA
Union surpassed Nv any other in the city Tgy
espectf1y solicit continuance Of public patronage alB
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-, PHTLADELPHIA sALAMARDER
H EN gBtFIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES.
~ EVANS 4 WATSON'S celebrated Double Door and
n E4 l4&3highly finished SABAMANpER FRI ANIl THIEF
%E-NA@ PROOF SAFES, with Patent Bank Lock, keys of
which Carried ordinary size porte monnae This
has been very strongly certified and
mended by heads Banks Banking Houses Government
Offices Jewellers, Merchants and Others Books
containing certificates and all necessary information relating
their character and quality be together with the
Safer at No. 49 Common street
HEATON i OLIVIER,
rnnE a. ALrnrE for tlaAE ntthCIn tIraE
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FTNHE PARTNERSHIP WHICH HAS EXISTED
i between CARPIETTE, SCANDLiSG & HILL, dealers in
Patent Lamps, Refined Coal Oil dissolved by
in Of Messrs CARPIETTE sCANDLING will con
tinue the business for his account.
P. CARPIETTE,
T. SCANDLING, it,.
ARTEMOE HILL.
New Orleans July l. 1853
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BUREAU CENTRAL nEs CoMHIssAIREs
E1lle-(rleans 2 juliet 1858.
A Wis AUX ELECTEURS DE CEfTE PARrIE
la parUse dOte6ns situee la rive drOe du Mis-
sspi--
Leecton ordonnee pour LUNnI 70 Juliet 1855 conIorme-
de NJ Arthur FOrte President du Jury de
Police date du rs uin 1855 election dun Assessor Eat
rempaCemeni de p, r. Bethancou demssonRire,
ttnue la Maisvn de Cour neROnde Al er Fin.
specton de NM Louis Collier, Thomas g. Macke ct Manuel
Garcia.
Par ordre du Bureau Central DIES Commissioners
jy3 I'd }. AID. RO2IER, Secretire
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-. DR. BAAI6EE TREATS ALL Dis -
3sSEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. &daA


%SSEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. 81
DOCTOR BAABEE will give special attention . the
following Diseases Coughs Colds Consumption Group
auenra Asthma Bronchitis a diseases
and Lungs.
He wdevoe particular attention treatment all skin
Diseases-Lumbago scrofua chronic
Neuralgia, Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspsps Piles, and m
rangement Of the Stomach Liver and Bowels; all
chronic Female diseases. Special attention will be given the
treatment Of the Eye and Ear
Dr. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid TINT will
produce perfect absorption Cataract restore per
vision to the Eye without the knife. Dt
kee produce thousand certificates Of his perfect
ia curing Cancers, old Sores Ulcers Fla swebgs
Tumors of every description and without the thekae
Special arrangements be made with for
treatment Of the last named Diseases they will require bis
advice aud attention. Dr. tbe most
skiul celebrated Surgeons Physicians now living
His fame is known personally nearly every principal city
the world.
All letters directed Dr. Baakee enclosing poBtagsap
Eve cen from any distance correctly stating the nature
the disease shall be promptly answered and the patients
treated by correspondence free of charge.
Rs-Ofdce hours from s A. N. tosP.M.
DOCTOR BAAHER.
Eofee, 14O Baonne street. below POydras street. New
cans. La jal6 raw
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q ofasA j, ID, "A AVTHRlVVS q OD.-OARs
S8-NdS RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything NECESSARY for
s@-92 Building Repairing Carriages kept for sale.
AXLES suitable Cane Carts and Drsys with hnch Pius
and Nuts. No. l56 Gvayar street. New Orleans anll u
H. NORTH CUI4IONl, ATTORNEY-AFtLAW, vii
h all professional business in St Landry and Avoy
Giles that may be entrusted TO his Once DIT MARKS
References-Ghas NJ Waterman hardware merchant; c. n.
Olivier Esq Thos D. Miller commission merchGht Ghss B.
Singleton attornev-atlRwi Nixon Adams Crescent office.
New Orleans. E26 lyfW
GAL SODA-2O casks landing end G7g sale by
- ALFRED KEARNY,
myl7 Y Magazine street.
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nIRECT TRADED BAYLOR & co.

7 NIEAEOI IEtAOEI,. 'I6LA I4UIl - OOa
Notice is hereby given, that all claims which may appear
upon proper examination 10 be books of Baylor
Co and all claims which may established by
This occasion is taken 10 Inform the friends OF DIRECT
TR ABE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
Cotton Districts that during the coming bushels season,
will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
reC shipment EUROPE accompanied in all rs guarAn
tees for the balances due each shipment
Orders Baggng will be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans.
the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will in every instance made LONDON
Public those Interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped Ul send forward the
weights their Cotton such other information
will facilitate the
All letters private rs well as on business relating
affairs Baylor Co. and direct rrade will b. addressed to
&c. &. BAYLOR, "A LOMBARD STREET, LOND0k.n
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WANTED.

MANpED-A SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING
w three large and airy than they require,
would ike gentleman aud lady young board
for the The residence convenient to business. Ap
ply to ", this office. jylU
kfK VANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK TO
k load in the Dispatch Line for Boston. Cargo ready
"a I6NES. MAcEINnER \ CO. 81 qraver st.