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perience prove its capablity to perform the work expected of it, they will soon command high premium.
 ine ne cost of the cable laid between Ireland and Newfoundland is given as follows: Price deep sea wire per mile eooo Price spun yarn and iron wire per mila 265 Price outside tar per mile 20
 o''' per mile. e............ .$485 price p z,ooO miles ......... ,212, 800 Price 10 miles deep sea cableat $1,-
 45o per mile. .......: ........ 14,5oO' For 25 miles shore end at S1,45O
 per mile. 31,25o
 Total cost. t................... .S1, ,25S, ,25O
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BACON.

yTTE are just in receipt of 8 900 lbs. Bacon, clear w Sides, Shoulders and Hams, which we offer for cash only. FIELD & DOLBY.
 Sept. s. 1858.
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Bargains, Bargains.

A we are about to replenish our stock with new EA assortment We will dispose of our stock of Dry Goods now on hand at very moderate advance on cost for CASH. Call and see if you want bargaius
 Sept. 2, 1858. POPE & ANDERSON
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REFERENCES: Gov' ISLAM c. HARRIS, Hon. J. c. JoNEs,
 ARcHABALD WRIGHT, Col. E. TIrus, SAM. TATE, Memphis. < J. H. MCMAHON,
 J. R. MoCLANAnAN, " w. K. HUNT, non. k. Ii. MCKINNEY, Knoxville, Tennessee. Col. k. l. CHESTER Jackson, Rev. J. H. GRAY, D. D., Lagrange, J. N. WADDEL. D. D., SAM'L J. WATSON, Capt. ALBERT PIKE, Little Rock, Ark. Gov. E. N. CONWAY, '' Dr. R. L. DODGE, '" Sept S. 1858 Inn
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PosT OFFICE, Ldttle:: Rock, Sept. ', 1858.

PosT OFFICE, Latle:: Rock, Sept. T. 1858. SEALED PROPOSALS for carrying the mail on o route No. 7,90S from Little Rock to Hot Springs will be received at this office up to the goth inst- Schedue-Leave Little Rock Tuesday at s AM Arrive at Hot Springs next day by l2 N. Leave Hot Springs Wednesday at P. NJ. Arrive at Little Rock next day by 10 P.
 Sept. s, 1858. It T. J. CHURCHILL, PM
 NEW FLOUR.
 LUST received 60 sacks new Flour and for sale by O Sept. s, 1858. D. W. DODD.
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0r We take the following spicy letter from the Missouri Republican. MT. Jones is one of the sons-in-law of Col. Benton:
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For sale on Commission

For sale on Commission. S COTTAGE Bedsteads. Price S6 50 By o Sept. s, 1858, GEO. $. MORRISON. STEPHEN s. TUCKER, Attorney at Law. Napoleon, Arkansas. Sept 8. 1858. 1v
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Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Needle work, taught at the usual prices in the city. No Ex- own desk and chair. There will be monthly exalni- Arrangements have been made by which those at distance, wishing to send can have their daughters most comfortably boarded in private families Where they will be free from the evils of large boarding schools; and, at the time, enjoy the influence of refined society Every possible protection will bs thrown around the pupils placed at this School For further particulars, address
 A. M. RAFTER, Principal L. R. U. A.,
 Little Rock, .4rkansGs.
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Official Publications

PREVENTION APPEAL--The following circu- lar has been addressed to the various registers and receivers:
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LITTLE ROCK UNION ACADEMY For Misses and Young Ladies

ME SUBSCRIBER having located permanently | at Little Rock, for the purpose of engaging in female education, respectfully announces that he will open school for Misses and Young Ladies. Monday. the 9th of September. He will be assisted hy thor oughly competent teachers. The course of instrus- ton will be as thorough in all the branches of po- lite and practical education, Is pursued in female schools of the highest order. Every appliance for the proper development of the intellectual, moral and physical powers will be used.
 Diligence. order, of manners and propriety in dress and behavior, will be carefully cultivated All extravagance in dress will be strictly prohibted.~- sectariansm will be entirely excluded from the school teacher may be christian without being dog matist.
 Having been engaged in teaching many years, and havlng adopted it as his profession the subscriber matters himself from his past success that with per- severlng energy, and the use of proper means, he shall be enabled to build up in Little Rock an lnsti- tnton worthy in every respect of the patronage of the citizens of Arkansas
 There will be four departments in the school as follows:
 PRIMARY-For little Misses in Spelling, Reading and Vocal Music.
 PREPARAToRY-For those studying Geography Grammar, Arithmetic, Elocuton, History etc
 JUNIoR-For those studying Philosophy, Physole- gy. Rhetoric and Composition, Botany, High School Arithmetic, Algebra etc
 SENIoR-For those studying Chemistry, Geology, Minsralogy, Astronomy, Higher Mathematics, An elent Languages, etc.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF 2l WEEKS, PAYABLE HALF IN
 ADVANCE, THE BALANCE AT THE MIDDLE oy
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Chairman, Committee on Lnvalid Pensions.
 In Brevet Major Jones' we have a type of class of men now fast passing away, that was once 1l the pride and support of our country.- now appropriate is it that their country should now support them, and do all in its power to soo'he their declining years? May he and they loDs i've to enjoy the grateful bounty of the ir country, stimulating the patriotism of the present. generation to make, if need be, similar sacrifices for their country.
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than th, uas rresi. beir. ,.a' me know. the Presidssa dsssand Eed . both ib'iss' Sa'','s D neral to abraisss' as rom ,' St. Jossss as It Lake cittys'HH create a line !, Hf oG ely lead to ts, s | Uu or near it.-| ina peaSs of ths | '"s to sign tbs | 's glt of Of a dst.,. ! D ron,n 'a,s centrsl
 Antonia@ @ the . Lfsneerned. fanas tSs \,
 'avor n", to them m Ddno not haze iD. h. | Pensate iatI5ss' Is' [ animals sas 'ss [ [.a,s a ,ssatisfactiss | .1aass ..a1olishing tI, ana route.~
 l1der 1ds the nss
 ae n ls day.
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9outtru.
MOUNTAIN AND VALLEY.

PROM THH GERMAN or KRrMNAoHnR.
On Alpine heights the love Of God is shed
lie paints the morning red,
The howerets white and blue.
And feeds them with his dew.
On Alpine heights loving father dwells.
On Airline heights, DER many a fragrant heath
The lovclirst bfcczcs breathe,
So free and pure the air,
HIS breath seems floating there
On Alpine heights loving father dwclls
on Alpine heights, beneath bis mild blue eye,
Still Wales and meadows lies
The soaring glaciers ice
Cleans like paradise.
On Alpine heights loving father dvcils.
Down Anime heights the silvcry sireamlets flow ;
There the bold chamois goi
On eiddy crags they stand,
And drink from his own hand
On Alpine heights loving father dwels.
On Alpine heights, in troops all white as snow,
The sheep and wild goats go.
There "a the solitude,
He hls their heart with food.
On Alpine heights loving father dwells.
On Alpine heights the herdsman tends his herd;
HIS Shepherd IS the Lord.
For he who feeds the sheep
VIII sure bis offspring keep.
On Alpine heights loving Father dwells.
G. T.. BRooKs.
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A COUNTRY COTTAGE.

lThe following is pretty peep Of Country coi,as
the praiscworihy certainty Of the last line making
homoly, but not inapt termination.
The stream ripnlcs bright hy my cottage;
The sunshine is bright on the strcam
And thc wee, pcbhly stones in fhe sunshine,
Like diamond, sparkle aud CLEAN.
There are hazlc-trecs kissing fhc water,
Aud plunes Of thc ilil meadow sweet;
And down hy the haslc sits ic8uuic
And dalhlcs her little white feet
The robin peeps in o. my doof-vayi
The luntt looks down from Tue trcoi
And here, pillowcd up in bis cradle,
Wee Sandy sits smiling at we
Ny -pail stands hrightiu ihc corner,
Ny ua- are all bright on the shelf
And iAe white suppef-cl1il un lny table
]. clean, t0- 'reshed myself
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faisrrllamruus Ftrms.

What is this world: A dream within a
dream--as we grow older, each step has an
inward awakening The youth awakes, and
he thinks from childhood-the full grown
man despscs the pursuits Of youth as vision
ary--the old man looks on manhood as a
feverish dream. Is death the last sleep !;
Not is the last final awakening.
Sir Walter Scott
Wit, like every other power. has its bouu-
daries. Its success depends on the aptitude
of others to receive impressions and that as
some bodies indissoluble by heat, can set the
furnace and crucible at defiance, there are
minds upon which the rays of fancy may be
painted without effect, and which no fire of
sentiment can agitate or exalt.
Time is but name it is what is done in
time that is the substance; what are twenty
four centuries to the hard rock, more than
twenty-four hours to man, or twenty four
minutes to the ephemera? Are there not pc
RODS in our own existence in which space,
computed by its true me5 sure of thoughts,
feelings, and events, mocks the perjury OF
mans artificial SCALE and comprises lifetime
in day
The best parts Of human qualities are the
tenderness and deicacy of feeling in little
matters, the desire to soothe and please others,
the minutiH of the social virtues. Some rid
icule these feminine attributes, which are left
out Of many mems nature; but have known
the brave, the intellectual, the eloquent, pos
sess these gentle qualities the braggart, the
weak, never Benevolence and feeling emo
bic the most triaing actions.
Can he whose soul yearns for the immortal
icy of heaven ever be given up to despair
herei Beyond tumultuous pillows, and over
mountains wrapped in gloom, is there not a
light stirring to cheer the pilgrim and the
wayfarers
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mroiraI.
.yerSSarSapariIla


a compound remedy in whch wc hay. A-
bored 10 produce the most oaeemal alternative
that can be made. tits concentrated extract
OIL fma SaisapariHa' go combined with otucr
substances OF suli greater alternative power as
70 afford an effective antidote for tlip diseases
NaFNaparla is feputed 70 cure. II Is believed
tAat seeh remedy Is wanted by those Who
sul-i ron 9tiuhou- Complaints ana Thar rne
Wh.sh VIII accomplish thcif cure must prove
VI Hlinens. service 70 thl, large ci-s % our
aniclen ieunM -eiu1nA no" completely THIS
compound Nlll 40 II mas ueen proven 1y eNrer.
HnsHt on many OF inc worst cases To oe found
oi s'le iolio"lls con. paints
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4Ht0ttaI.
HELEMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
1 RATION OF
HIGHLY coNcENrRArED CoMroUND FLUID

rsfr o..
ELEM hOLD GEA IINL FktfA-
RATION or
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID
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m''h5 aA lmpT3I'r D''lnTg'' Holn tie BLADDER Md
he!e' or sexual gins, '.n aih'r existing ~
VI d h H. VI 70
From whatever cause ihey may have originated
Girmg heath and F,gor 10 he Frame. end Bioo1 10 he
Pala chat
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all ,ie s,,,,,,, ', t,b iii h. t W ',,' -
Ham IN Fse1tiar , NJ pa H. ~ Nm R;f
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Death NSht sweats Caid Fnct n,f, o.
Of Vision aagaor t1por FL a.s hSS o the Mnses
lar system Ofen Fnormons Annette, Min Dvsnertio
Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the BODY. DThcs,
o. the SAin' F1ihd Countenancc and Eruptous the
Face Pain IN the Back, hea'iness Of the Eyeds, Ere
queh.y n a ofol5 THhs before me Eyes, with lem
P1IaiN Suiasi2n ana loss OF o9ht Want VI Attention,
Great Mouhiy hestlessness, with Horror Of Society,".
Nothing IS more Desirable to such Patients than Soil
tuae' ana Nothing they more Dread for Fear Of Them
selves no hePose OF Manner no tarnesucss no Spec
ul@,on Out a hurried lrah4luon nom one Question 10
aH inner
80 YiuP.'Hf u 'llo"'u 20 r. oh-Nhl, u ms med
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m, t AlDal y ana EIILEI ~ flIn-in one Of
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o@VseS We ny IIeque9 l9nwe1 oy those dirciu dis
oSs Of he Insane syi1tIs ia NE rec,
deaths by CONSUMPTION, bear annie witness ~ ny
truth of these assertions In Tunntc ts,l,'i ia mo-,
melancholy exhibition onpcaTe Tbo ,'S ,le nos'
mally sodden and quite des-ibtc-ncitbcr Mimi nov
Grief ever visi,st should sound of ,b ,i ~, ,'
il IL r,rely ,,t,,it '' " 'u"N o' 'N' voice occur
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upon tbousands 10 ,niiIacl ' rns s 'SB" t.qus"nas
ambition Of many uoile yo,,tb IL 1, L |j Is W
use of his ~ ''''"'' ~ Ca" '' '"'eu oy the
INFALLIBLR REMEDy
II Won are sorsri+,a IN 49,, - - - 49,, T. ~ ~ -
ailments the FLUID EPTRACT RI1CHTf ,i1 s
YOU Try IT, end be convinced Of its earscv ~ ''
BEWARE or ovAcK NosTut.vs and of,,Cr ,,o,-
who f,l ely boast of abilitics ,,,d refr. Ci3e'
know aud avoid them aud save l. ono S,,e,,i,, NJ,
and Exposure by sending or calm, f,r bottic ~ ~
popular and Sn5r,sc R5'l '''"8 '0' "''ue OF TINS
II allays an XIII, ami h,g,,gf,,,,i,, e. .., .,-,
in rs taste and odor but immediate IN h ocop
HELEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IsprgsPgqIed directly according @ the Rules Of
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humorous SrIfrtions.
A QUAKER JOKE.

K, the Quaker President of Penn
sylyania railroad, during the confusion and
panic last fall, called upon the W, with
which the road had kept large regular ac-
count, and asked for an extension Of part of
its paper falling due in few days. The
Bank President declined rather abruptly, say
ing. in tone common with that fraternity:
"Mr X, your paper must be paid at motu-
rty. We cannot rcBcU IT,
VERY we'll, our Quaker replied. and left
the bank. But he did not let the matter drop
here On leaving the bank, he walked quiz
city over TO the depot, and teegraphed all the
agents and conductors on the road TO reject
the bills of the W Bank In a few hours
the trains began to arrive. full of the panic,
and bringing the news of the distrust Of the
W Bank all along the line of the road.
Stockholders and depositors nockcd into the
bank, making the panic, inquiry, whats
the matter Is the bank brokc;' A little
inquiry by the officers showed that the trouble
originated in the rejection of the bills by the
railroad Tie President seized his hat, and
rushed down to the Quakers Office, and came
bustling in, with the inquiry.
"Mr. X, have you directed the refusal of
our currency by your agents e.
Yes was the quiet reply
"Why is this 1t will ruin MS e.
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Thee may take its currency"
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r,r;t, ~ lo.sttons p"tr..itl.,,' o,;st
tbo f,lIoying which ,yc do no, ,orch f,r
you'd s,o,, ~ .orerr,.
Tho lsv. of tbo ST. .,r ,,;r.,;,,;, n..l.;h;,,
,orr;,e ,,nloss o ,'sr,i.. i,,o
or ~. tho cor.o,t ,r ,bo ,,rt;o.
Jobn Nj vou ,a.Jo Grr,or T., Viz
,i,i, was blessed Win oven, co,,f.rt event
tLot cro,, dos;1oro,,,,,, ia, T,l,,, az
lis o2ns oro,nd f,,t ,,rs,,ccassf,Il, NH
hov C,lI ,,non pn,,,. J,n',h.nr ~ IaLn
Ionos INC If ,ho ,,ro,,;os, and ,,i.os, ,,i,ls
in tho county ANor n con,tl,;n Of siv
,yceLs Jobn yas rondoroJ ho,,r br ,t,, co,,,
SON, Of tbo c,i, netty F''
Tbc rcvt dov rohn with , G.i,,l won, 70
town. T., got tbe nocoss,,, dooro,onts Win
The r,rms Of rrocrniny which bo v,s most
lament,bly IGNORANT Boi,g directed TO the
''elN Once 'ohn' WIN go.d otal OF hG'i-
i''on' lAioi neo lAe uroahe MF. brown that
Boo was gong 20 se' married 10 be'ty JONES'
ana wanted 20 know what he must do 20 COM
poss 'ha' desirable consuma''on' Nr. brown
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do You 'oimnly swear that Betty Jones
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r EA SONS
why the Grover Baker Sewing Machine is universally
preferred for Family Sewing:
tst % IS more simple and easier kept in order than
any other Iiuc.
3D. Il make. o scam that will not rip ravel though
every third stitch is cot.
Sd IL sews from ordinary pOos, and thus all the
chine cam be adapted pleasure, by change Of
sp0os, 20 all varieties Of work.
ith The same machine runs silk, linen thread and
common spool cotton, with equal facility,
9TH The is as elastic as the most elastic fabric,
Chat 60 is free from all liability 90 break IN washing,
ironing or thcrwise.
9Th The stitch mado by this machine is more beautiful
than amy other madc--cthor by hand or mao chine. go
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-20

Those who save mp their money or their
honors for the time when, without strength
or desires, they can no longer use it, seem to
me like people who, having but an hour to
sleep, take fifty minutes to make themselves
nice, soft bed, instead of sleeping their
whole hour on the grass or the hard ground
karr.
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no THE AFFLICTED


DOGTRRSs JOSEPHINE WELI.AGE,
Remarkably informs public Of New Orleans that shs A
Just arrived East where she has been practising
many Years in succession without fail OF the below Aa1n8G
diseases and now has taken office at No 1914 BaTGs
street between und Girod Streets where she a
consulted in her hours, from 10 a. 81 70 p n, SentE
10 the Cufe of the following diseases
EXCRESCENGES AND TUA0RS Of ever! AiBd ard -
moved and permanently cured without pain or the He al ke
DIN Is 4 NfiEROUs WoUNBs.-she promises thorough
and radical cure within weeks without the least danger q
their breaking she effects and performs the Baa
expeditions and radical cure on Ulcers .z,s,z.,
FEVER AND AGUE will be cured in fery-eight heafs 20
IT will moi RETURN These diseases relieved ara cured n
yery short time by Of her Medicines, which are stc
cos and powerful although containing no caosl oE osE
poisonous Ingredients
the blood which is highly recommended. All who take the
Powders weeks Will be reviewed it eoN FeFaFs
Ague Cholera and al diseases that may follow
5Io ScrOfnla Weakness, Thigh and Hip bseasa4s
Liver Complaint Sick ache and III Diseases Of the CHEST
etc she cures Corus BuniOns ais growing IN the hs
without pain Gu g burning them, guaranteed never y
return, . -, -, ,,,,,, ,r,.,, -.5,r5,s a -
BITTERS-This Medcne asoEeeiguremedy for yspepsa
weakness Dia hma Cramps Collie, Fever Ague, DjAra h
all Diseases 1t universally used In the practice Of the
most scientific PLY Europe, aud is highly Ear1L
mt pded It is improved by Price s. boas
Docress Josephine Weage hopes to gain the condolences o.
all who afflicted with any Of the above named diseases
s5~ Do f8i to call al her office, l94 Bsronne stg
I'M IN Am 1aiSs ' poGFREsS JOSEPHINE WELI,AG
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.

TnosrESE Coun DE Dssrmer7 EREEsTINE LEGENDRE,
della femme de Louis Gagtet, vs..
NouvGIeOreRns. maTi-No u. 7i3
IL CFc EipIFE9G que &c 2 aoUt 1855 Judgement
d enregistre cuur dams poceS, les
1t entities suvaHs, SAVIOR:
Dams cette aae Senme la sur les temognages
gstes Ia etant dopnion IN demanderesse drOl
un iuEtment de eparati0n de biens-
est ord0ne adluge destae, quill separation
de bens ct une dissolution de In acquets de
eNsaDt Ia demanderesse Euestne LegeniFe
defendant Louis Gagnet mari que defenseu Rcqta
les trails du process.
Judgement rendu lie 2 aodt 1883.
[Sgn6! L. DUyIGNEAUD Juge.
NOuvelle Orleans, lie 3 uodt 1858.
En- t7 de quot ai oppose signature ct lie de Ia e
dams Ia vile de Ia Nonyee Orleans anuea
de notre Seigneur mil hut cnqhantshnit Ia
yngrofsieme aimee de Independence des Flats unis
II. 81 A. DREUN, Depute Greffer.
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ToNI-AR0MATIC BITTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial taken and prepared
by the of number Of families who had repre-
sented the Inconvenience resulting from mixing those
rees Of bter which be inhibited undued the loss Of
time which they OCCASION the mistakes made from gno
range of the mode of administering them.
These we'll founded objections enabled 10 understand the
true which deter many from making Of their
excellent and beneficial preparations The one manufactured BY
T. be taken pure obvaes all the difficulties alluded to. Il
is highly ecacious in of general weakness and in
ous affections generally and is certain preseEyatve from
gassthat fatal disease peculiar 10 aud humid eli
mates II Teestabhes the appetite nvgoates the general
system and in time restores healthy color persons who have
acquired Emphatic temperament
TINS cordial possesses not only the property Of stimulating the
appetite but Of aiding Digestion If tempted by snmpuons
repast 10 indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence suffer from
slow and mpeded digestion small glass Of this admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates the of
Persons in good health may use 1t peserVatye and pleas,
ant beverage. Its delicious and render it suck
Those who in the habit Of taking lunch and particularly
ladies' will find invaluable addition this repusI,
merely of Its exquisite favor but from its digestive
qualities.
The delicate contributions from infancy old age
both sexes may employ without the slightest Inconvenience
Directions will be given using for the first time
A PEYGHAUD,
jyl5 Im&w No los Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-17
VALUABLE LANDING ArPUBLIe SALE.

THE NfNDEN LANDING, now occupied by O. L, Welfens
near the town Mfnden Claiborne parish Louisiana, win be
auction the highest bidder in the town II him
den, on the 6rst MONDAY in Sc Htember uext,
This property comprises about $40 land with the inn
poyements therenn consisting of Cotton Sheds Ware
house The Landing controls large of the extensive ard
ranidF growing trade of parishes tributary Lake
Of the largest points for the shipment OF cot
ton in the Interior entirely above overflow. To those
ansd with this property unnecessary say more;
nscquained with fnll information regarding th
uunptiy Of cotton shipped annually from it we'll he
Of up freight received by it, By applying 70 s parties
named below.
asg-TERMs OF sALE-oueth cash, or New OrleaHs
acceptance payable LIST January next onethrd payable in De
cemher, 1883; and third payable IN pF le6 in ez z
leans acceptaRces, approved.
For further particulars in relation to this properly apply L
W J. Sterling, ESQ.,, Nnden; L. Nelden. Esq A1Haea
Landing; NJ. g. Brady 4 TO-, New Orleans Ieia u