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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
LITERATURE.

THE PRIDE OF BROADWAY
i She's lively and witty. the belle Of the city,
Accomplished and graceful 80 mirthfu and gay;
The beautiful maid Of the bright promenade
The envy q all who appear broadway.
For evening and morning her person adorning
The sifts Of A. Ranbey upon her do shine,
And her radiant looks as she carries home books,
Make ladies' and rentles pronounce her hvine.
lis delightful 10 see NJ two naey three
Such beautiful creatures assembled each day
AL looking 50 pleasant, Rs some sparkling present,
With the volumes they purchase, ~ given away.
Then delay not an hour, but hc TO this bower
OF beauty and fashion, % brilliant and fine;
Al the catalogue look, select rare book,
And then with presen rssplendeny shine.
Every aoy II beauty and every geuern OF taste and in
'ee purchases books and valentines md presents
at the great American OH Book House. rs Brpadway. Ca.
ialogues sent fee. Address 4. RANEEY, Agent
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WILLIAM y. HARMED In referring to the above begs
TO inform his friends ad the public that he will carry the
house smith, railway and iron foundry business at the above
Nos. formerly conducted by Harmed Robbery He also
begs state that he has secur the services OF Mr. Ellis B.
Harmed and Mr. Matthew Robbery, who will act the former
agent and the his superintendent OF the works and
who will devote their whole time and attention to the Ell ,ient
performance of all orders and with which he be
entrusted.
New York Feb. l6. lS5S
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TKfk rfILrCAhf.

Vhk rILrGAiNf.
uEADQuARTERs, sTH DIVISION OF VIRGINIA
IL militia Richmond, Jan IL 1858,
General ORDERS No 4
II being essential for the purpose Of
msns and proper organization officers commanding roops
which expedite he ceremonies Of The erection Of
he statue Washington the I'D February
nsr will report this office speedily practical the
strength and Of their respective
time AZ whi;h hey viii reach Richmond and the mode Of
veyHrce.
hsa this order. By order Of
Major Gen. WI b. TALIAFFgRO
up NUSToRD. Major s1d Aid-ds-Csmp.
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IRON WORKS, l26. l2s. 100 AND 1872 EAST TWENTY
sixth street.-The undersigned have this day sold the good
will other with the works
Mr.. William r. Harred, who will conduct the business
heretofore In consequence of this Mr. Ellis H. Harmed viii
cease TO act as agent from and after the 10th inst
JOHN N!CHOL
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TRAvELLi,Hs, GUTDn.

IL unsON RIVER RAILROAD-EyPRSss TRAM
IL for Albany and Troy stopping At principal stations con
meeting with Western and NorherA trains, leave Chamber
street n 80 and II 80 A. NJ, ard 4i5P.
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-1N GREtNWlCh ST. tl. Fit'
Il chambers street. two story frame '1NiIN
Store and fus liug " exec lent 1usiness '.s
lfsSIFY iSi nuis0n street, 0etWccnO U4 u4 'st j.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TOR sALE--A sORREL TRoTTtNG Pony AND WAC.
II weighing 2n6 pounds. Also, bay horse
~ he pole; TO be sold cheap. Horses taken livery
This se Is OF he best for road horses The city
prourd and the best of given Call aud ms.
and 70 Bank street enc door above Beecker.
L7oR sALE-THE GRAY TRoTTING HORSE STRAIN
ger. time 40 very stylish l5b hands high warranted
every respect with wagon harness blankets &c. Apply
az Il Jay street. corner Greenwich.
n wELLES NICHOLS AUCTfONEER-EzR LUp.
VI. Low 90. Jrwil sell Wednesday, Fcb. u a; Il
O'Clock front of their salesrooms q Pine stree pair
ne uones II bands high four and i've old
fsctly warranted travel
lcrs' together with buggy and harness.
lOasF. WAGON AND HARNESS NANTED--IN EX
III change for fashionable gany parlor furniture
fas chairs mirrors paintings &C, in perfect order, and
nearly good new fair trade IL offered FOR goo
roat horse stylish and Of fair speed periesy snunf and
hind Ia harness, also, harness, &C. tn suit
ANY ger 'ieman shng 10 trade his for fn
ture will please address A. G. Co, Herald Once.
T'HREE HORSES FOR SALE ONE MATCHED TEAM
i - hands high, years old price s22j, would make
splendid farm horses the 0her 10 hands, prise $50 Apply
A. 60 Cherry street.
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DENTISTRY.


nEkTlsThY -TFETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDs,
II without The slightest by and oreinal pro-
oess-ne freezing This admirable system practiced 0y
me only. Refercnce rven required.
DIR q. DURKiN, S63 Canal street near wooater.
I OOK a =. r. BAKER, DENTIST AT NO. 3CHRis'
" toohgr cet PLACES he artificial teeth single or nteg
only rvhll"d y w h@auty and useulnee Up q ms
cheapor ihau any uh advertising dentist. AT. VI
Tanted. and rtiercu q b gbes. res tr HhN' e.'A
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kNrELLI6ENCE OFFICES.

kNTELLIGENCE OHRYCEss
AIRS yoRKsToNE, LATE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
wi Employment Society Bible House, legs TO announce
the dies Of New York and vicinity and surrounding country
nat she has removed ID the commodious premises No -
Fourth avenue opposite the Cooper Institute where they
Re suited with comecs Of good character any branch Of
household employ also, coachmen, waters farmers &c
SERvASTS.-GCOD DoNESTICS, WHOSE CHARAC-
- and qualifications have been thoroughly inyes-
gated also number German snd French girls be
sned At The OF the American and Foreign
Protective and Employment Society Is and IA Bible House.
Asior place. sih 81 between 81 and 4th Mrs.
MEYER. superintendent German and French lady 10
tendance.
WANTFn-A CLERK FOR HOTEL. TWO YOUNG
w 10 travel clerk tor four
steamers one brakeman two porter two boys for trades
situations procured for respectable and girls travel
with private families Apply TO GILiEN CO, No. Eas;
Broadway,
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing " edne sday, January ~ lSSh
Trains leave the depot of White and Centre ree
New York .,,-.,
gS0A Mail, for Albany stopping at wiiamsoridse and
all stations north
Sap. NJ, Express for Albany, Stopping at the Frncp"
sisP NJ For white Plains Stopping at all Intermediate
Trains leave the depot of Twenty sixth street and
NJ Tor wlnmsbrdge stopping at all intermediate
~ "n a N white plains, do. do.
23OP. ". Wilhamsbridte 10 uo; --,-,,-- 40;
2. VI. Mleron stopping NJ Nimausoruge snd al M
terme date stations north
hSo p Nj Wtllamsbridge, do. do.
Retnrnng. trains leave Albany for New Ycrk AZ
7asA NJ Mall stopping at all stations north of aud a, vii
hamsbridge.
NM. j. CANIBEisL superintendent
T)FNNsYIvANTA RAILROAD
The great central route 10 the West Time AZ least
n fare and light low all BY
other For passage tickets freight
from New NCrE to any pOu IN The cure West call -
coinpnny's Office, No. 2Asor ilouse New York
J. T. IlIIOfT. Passenger Agent
LEIGH co, Freight Agents
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~ fore existing under the style OF R. f. Messenger Co,
expired by limitation Nov s. 1857, and connection
in business ceases from hs date Feb 10 1855 Mr. T. e
of Boston, retiring and having disposed Of his
tire interest Mr. H. b. Kirk the resident in New
York who authorized the of the late firm in
liquidation and who will all demands against the late
firm also will continue business his account At the
old stand. 5S Fulton street. X. f.. MESS sNGER
Feb l6 1855. II. IL. KIRK
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Asa 0.Isans AaiIp Gftsfsnt.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


s.pt r.. ~ ~. 49, Z, 80. Z, !.
Aeseeay '"' "oAs''e. ~ , ~ - - I.
se'A' NY ~ z, IN a.'s.S :.
''ns = '@'eu w a''. - ~ y e.
'en " -, 49,. A., :, ,
ss any veg IN s ~. 80. = u Il
' nsu 7ose I. l"r.r - NJ -. s.;t,,
eo'as II -. 49,, - -. .,t
fss's ~ ~, 70. 49,. .s.s.,. "a nc II n
s,, .. rs,sss,,,s ,,,,,,. III, of messengers
..,-s, - ,s,,;.r ,,,s,, X, h..l cons;,3sraglc
1880
s ~ !. ....;.,,.,r ,,.s,Is ~ s,tv an the
- Z. -s,,,rs, s,,,;a,, W. ,rn from Ii,
-. - 49, s,..k s.,tt ,h .~-,sa vssferdav
"a. ,,,at ~ ~;,ar L nrsr.nbis on the
~. sss, IN, 4, ,,css oher than in 1874
;s,,s ts,s, "a, s,sr Majors known Yazoo
~. - ~ ra, q ,snorted but crevasse oc
$500 ! sh,,t a,.tsrce shove lbe Pass The water
= *. -. vas ,ot 81 hioh by feet as ii was in
ros, ~. .;..r 49, r;s;,o down Il yieksburr.
~ renowned .du;sville paeket Diana.
60 : =, t,ro.,, srv;vaa "Wednesday nig,,t With
: -. IN r.x, ~ ,vas Aal bbds. tohacco. We
-. ,Iced u her courteous clerk Mr.. O. L. SIN it'll.
81 - ransrs. The Diana leaves again ON satur.
*, Il II, NJ Win the daily dtairo II. &. mail.
irJ,a rorf dams nackef sale Robinson. Cant n.
= Gross. arrived with 81 bales cotton, 12s hhds.
sncar. and IL bbls. molasses. and leaves again as
nsoal. On SATURDAY.. at p. NJ.
The yjcksburr d. s. mail Ipacket Alice Vivian.
Can't Dick Nash arriyed with 3g2 bales cotton. over
1000 p{,os. Unit and large number Of passengers.
She leaves again az usual, on Saturday at P. M in
placs IL the Natchez.
The Railroad Line 81. I,ouis nacket Aleck Scott.
Capt. q. switzer. arrived with very heavy cargo
and 4 rood many Messengers. We are much Obliged
10 her attentive clerk. Nj Jho Douglas for late
paners and other avors. The Scott will leave aeain
On Saturday. at p. M. punctuallv. being the Rail-
roa1 Line naclet for thai 3ayl
IA ATs In vfSa sAruRpA The Opelousas packet
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RECEIpTs or pRonuCE

RGsteamer Alice yiyau-l35 bales Of cotton to
a Kicks &eo-lOO backner Stan on Newman-63 do
George CoDneiys Robson Aliens do Feowes Accl do
Adams &co-e John Watt &co-Is5 pkgs fruit 10 Benton i
hng-St 40 rarck-til do Ant Astredo-B do Sruder-
~ DO Il Aeys1 DO % sacks potatoes Goding-S bbs OF
liquor IL h do Baehl5 bales bbls old copper hides
KloppenbeTg-2sb e potatoes res do to Hail. Kemp &cO-
CAMDEN Steamer Bluff Clty-siaves &C.
ST LOuISSteamer Aeck Scot99 coils rope 50 bbls baef
800 ebs Tour cask bacon 10 James Connolly &coO coils
rope smith kco353 do BARLEY johnson kcO-05 do Al
Elder co93 coils rope Is bb oil Wright 1co-ls1 coils
80 bales hemp Bfoadwell Payne96 bills Hour l2 bal
hemp Kennedy 6co-l5 do Hale Greeneafi5 boxes to-
bacco Lotspeich keo-l5 hhds tobacco smyha Aco
10 hhds tobacco Robinson &eo0l corn 10 Clark
Aosby keo0i 4sl sacks wheat Price Converse
Ducher324 do McCobs Bros &co-2SO do John Duffy co--
I5l do l60 bbs Hour Ogssby Macanayi00 bbls whisky TO
do Schnede2O casks bacon Pedreanye Broihers-4i
bb Hour Horell Gayle &col4o bbs -four Thompson 6co-
80 do beer - boxes wine Myerl4 Perkins
bds paper Phillips &co75 bbs beer BachO do do i
Das saddle trees smith BoslOO bales hemp order
-SuOJ gold eoinJ Woodruff &co-S50O0 do Keep Bard 4
co56 head cattle 100 do hogs 80 do sheep snndes to order
Total SO hhds tobacco.
FORT ADAMs-steamer saIie Robinson--i2 baes cotton
Belocq Nobom &eo-29hhd sugar hf bbls sugar bh do
blanc-ll bbls moasses heuard VignAud-2U sacks Of
cotton seed Blanchn Girard5 bales Cooley AGO
do Bellocql bale peltries hides Bock- keg white
lead Shark Sauer &co5 bbs potatoes 80 pkgs mdss
and sundes to oEder-Tota 81 bales cotton 2y hhds sugar
bbls molasses.
BAYOU SARA-Seamer d Jr--lO bales cotton to ] h
Plaache &coS bales cotton DsSlvAl do moss Payne
Herrison2o bbls moasses West Niere9 bbs molasses
nolssses.
CAMDEN-steamer Kate Daie-4 bales cotton bale moats
cotton seed NJ Fisk2 corn mills Phillips keo2 bdls
hides wi esundrles 10 Payne Harrson-Cooper i Mel
bertGis Ferguson 6co-esds &co-Tarntll AGO. HDud.
Ley OFuef
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8 T EA N b o A T 9


SABINE PASssteamship Jasper-1s0 bbs iour bbis Of
pork bbs whisky do 70 sacks salt u do coffee IL
sacks corn, u tcz bacon. III pkgs mdse.
LIyERPooIShip contution-297l bales cotton and 2s4
hhds oil cake
DEW YORK-Sehr FannysT bales cotton 1918 pigs lead los
hs tobacco casks lOi rolls leather, books
loo bags seed and sundres.
NEW Y0RKSchr Emeliue Haght-l06 pigs and 400 slabs
lead hides 60 bales skins % boxes eas 81
ndse.
BRAzos sASTIAGo-schr BarnArd-iOO bbls aOur Is bgs
coffee, Az pkgs mdse.
LIyERPooL-Brig AtaIsnta--72sa sacks wheat
JANAICA-Schr Commerce-75 bbs -four, bbs whisky
20 do pork 10 do bee do bread do shoulders bags coffee
boxes soap l2vtOf e. lumber, 25000 shingles.
PENSAcOLA-Schr West Florda70 bbls flour 50 SKIS oats
10 bbl whisky $50 sacks 10 do coffee kegs cks
bacon.
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Commercial intelligence.

The sQmass seaaf ,helr quotations d Fair Upsai and
bank rae reaa At PEI cen, out Of doors money is
sonpd w but alags ae il the Indi and China do tends
favosis estimate q The American crop fully 900
A@scan cotton at sea for this country is estimated a,
weekly delivery Of American to the trade during
The seasl export week s7 bass consisting Of ssa
Ths following has 6en our daliy report Of The market
On he 18th uimo dOO trades on the 2gth 1000
bales to the Eade-shf trade attendance has small
via lev exceptions holders are indrrens aboat making
sssan shai Is cns being At IA "a "a above the quotations.
on the 1s 400 oAls 500 spscolatos aud expocrshe
English orders being sbie ieeepts si give
eslos he eslmaias Of aosOOOO bales and the expsr.s
although falling On ae than the demand
position q The next eIpp aud admitted sides hat
csunot be an early crop THIS win be Of
pe1.snse 80 SON a. ne great weight Of stock herand
seont y m tSmem begins .snsOy 70 diminish the
lne ~ - aold alo to the hops that here the
necessity 81 holders must 70 exeai shake prices while
general, Q range strong side q holders oSkias At the
sssa Question q sppy and eonsumpioa and powerful
AID Of low prices tot and food The lere demand
ssntinues sennneu 70 The Trade a. steady prices On The
tlang eni tsg baytrs prcss al he
same time with ddnsad In proportion supply about
zOoo 70 go y9 bales there must be 50
day genehl dmsnd he result irsds getting
very o Ia stock at m the quantity Offering great thai
pses que 10y yes erday. On the Sd lospo bales
5000 spectators md begin buy freely
and speeuatr jo ssandiag annonncsnen
q the failure q Urge indA and Chna house. and which
checked Soma eperaions As usual IN sueh the
closes cleared Of All cotton 10 b had At previous low
with half Offering yesterday Withdrawn the proper
lions 81 supply and demand adjusted N0lwithstand-
nF AZ the cry Of prices bought on the ah Of May
= ,S. e., * ssss sd e.aa{ s -. ~,
scarce ~ a ~ L. and while ieafy commands very high
prices mp . 81 lean stained with staple % class Low Md
ding has been sold 3D. Mddlne Bo sold
3d. ;:a Mess and orleans ga q . isd II eoi Ndellng
ohernr Yesterday. Tor Mobile ll6d and taken
ana IN Orleans H5d and even less while Addng Fair Or
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MAYORALTY-oFFICTAL.

MAYJRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall 24th day Of June, 1855
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
[ No. 40l0.
Resored That fsr the Of Public school con
FORMALLY 70 the suggestions contaed in
respective boards OF School Dit thsre specially
-apporlioned follows S'
10 he First District ten thousand dollars.
To the Second District, eight thousand dollars.
le the Third District seven thousand dollars.
10 the Fourth District, eight thousand dollars.
hat said respective sh be paid during
IN four equal nsaments the Comptroller warrants to he
respective sehoo Boards for he purpose Aforesaid provided
mat clear legal title 70 all property secured by such appro
puAnon shat DO vested IN the city Of New Orleans and pro
aep also that the city shs not be liable in manoe
yoea me a 1n o. such appropriation for any "a.
ons incurred ~ he eeor Ia the erection q snch school
foNded however that part Of said appropriation
s1 e pad oa' q ths Treasury except the eefAte
progress OF erection, conformity contract little to
sueh property may be by any Of said Boards for
the Of creating one or mora No hasn
daily executed. $3.50 - 49,
tsignedi CHAs. II. WALDO,
-, =, PRESIDENT Hoard oil Assistant Aldermen.
iSsnedI ]. o NIXON,
Approved June a. 1855 ' D'N'~ " A'us''"su'
lsisnedl GERARD srIrH Mayor.
a sue copy WM. SALoMoN.
Je-o Secretary Of the Mayor.
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD,
SARSA ARILLA LOZEN GEES.
Simple and CnnhIAnnu,,d


= Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician,
Superior TO- al Essences syrnp Extracts named and
TO ell specialities heretofore known ' $3.50
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea Of
general therapeutic susceptible being applied 10 ali
diseases the development morbid principle which
from an internal cause, either in the blood or any OF The
organs ~ - ~
careful and uninterrupted analysis the ANIMAL yegeta
BILE and mineral kingdoms had the hone thn eond
bring about such result, to my iuefatiab ~
searches, IL is now obtained.
in vegetables the necessary means for th
grand idea which is based oeaginous principle OF
sparila partly known the public Such Is The discover
which have the honor this day of Advertising form Of
possibility OF doing otherwise have divided II into sim
pie and compound Lozenges in order they might be
to children well as adults.
Ny first experiments privately and remained nm
known until wonderful had satisfied me that had sue
ceede and that the charge Of quaekey could brought
against
The attention of physicians of the public is called to
these Lozenge in order that every may witness the admit
rsoie results OF the same
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified 20 by upwards of a thousand persons
The stomach ceansed the blood is purified renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious ergan and fluid
s PECIA L EFF n d 4 ~
l. Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases generally.
who have used these Lozenges have had the
3. yenerea syphitic hspstic scorbucai eouty rhsu.
matte and nervous and bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resorted to.
All diseases ofthe lungs head eyes, stomach bowels and
other Internal ans external complaints disappear entirely pro-
vided the Lozenges are resOrted - =
Fer sale by TIE box with prospectus showing how they
must be used - N'
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. wRiGHT CO.,
p and ISL Charities St
GUILLOT, Royal street,
H. B0NNABEL,
corner of Na,ehez and TShoupitoulas SITS.
@. H. wERCKMUII.ER
lO2 Camp street. Poy dras street
b-oonsusfons tsrats,daily at the above Drug Store
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IMPORTS.

i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onward-2 bbls beef hides 2csk
bacon Mecalf2 boxes tobacco Mitchell &co-ls cords
wood TO order
PEEsAcoLA-sehr Lizzie Mezck-7soOO feet lumber simp
son, Dorr &co.
PENSAcoLA-schr Martha-I.unber 10 order
PENsACOLA-Schr Powhaton.-I.ur Jun Ser to order.
BILOxI-Schr Star-Luuber TO order
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be tremembeed that this 18th March, 1855 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President T.
yer of the Louisiana Insurance Company Of
New Orleans. who being duly sworn according law
and that the above and true
correct transcription the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
II. p. JANyIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before this 18th March,
A. D. 1883. @. M BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay
cent the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday May next redeem ON
and after that date the scrip issued year 1855 reservng
under the provisions OF their charter capital of
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend Of FORrY-TWO PER CENT. on the net
earned of the year ending February 2 1853 for
which certificates will be issued the first day Of
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President,
A. OARRlERE. Vice President.
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Shipping snlflIigsnts.
FRIDAY, June %, Isl
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Jasper, Fiandsfs, for Sabine Pass;
Ship Constitution Higgins for Liverpool Baxter Lowell Acc
Hamburg Brig AtaAnta Wesenberg for Liverpool
Schr Fanny, Wcks for New York, @ A Fosdiek
Schr Enielne Haght Hatch for New YORK.
Godenbow & Lesparre
schr Ed Barnard Stone for Brazos Santiago. Phelps
British shr Commerce. Parsons for and other ports
Master
schr Yves, Florida Burns Pensacola POosy. Nico
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nH. FRANK II. WRIGHT, LATE OF BALTI-
more offers bis professional vices the citizens Of New
Orleans, and has taken Office -"
No. RAMPART STREET,
one door north Of Canal street
he proposes to devote special attention Diseases OF The
DIGESTIVE AND URINARY ORGANS
particularly DYSPEPSIA for which he has remedy ued nv
his father the late DR. Thomas Wright with the most sl
during practice of nearly century in the civ
Office hours from 10 A, N. toll p NJ and from 2to4P
practice. - " f SNNe
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ON TEN YEARS,

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on TEN YEARS,
H CREDIT.
Halt Square OF Ground well improved, with good two.
story Dwelling and eutkouses all order situated on
street. and and rail
road station Terms oneourth cash. balance one to
~ ~ ~
Two ne Squares Of Ground eligibly situated IN Jeer
son city, one Magazine street. and the on Chestnut
street, both under good high ground Terms
one tfth cash, and the balance to ten years.
Five Squares OF Ground the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad TENS cash
and the balance at one to tea years.
For further particulars, apply
fs2a G. J, WHISTLER, % Commercial Place.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans. I
Belt remembered that the 18th July 1851 before me-
undersigned Justice o. the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who
ing duly according law does depose and say
foregoing just and and transcript
from the books OF said Company.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th July 1857.
lSignedl @. J. MANSONl, Secretary.
tSignedl CHAS M. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees resolved pay
Six cent cash. outstanding certificates of profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives
after the ID Monday Of August proximo also declare dv
dend offory as cent? cent the earned
mums of the company for the ending the 30h Of June
1851 for which certificates will be issued the 18th Sspen
and resolved further that after reservng One MILLION
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding certificates of
Of the issue Of 1850 and 1851 and seventy Eve
of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof
or their legal rep esentatives Is follows
That of 1850 or and after 18th OF August next.
That Of 1851 on and after 18th of September next
And rs 1852 and after 18th of October
from which date all interest thereon will The cerhcatei
TO be produced atthe time OF and cancelled to the
tent paid.
TH0s. A. ADAMS President.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Tennessee Forbes from Vera Cruz Harris Nor
gan kco-Q Quarantine Sta ion
calf-Basin-
schr Lizzie Merck eanssn days from Pensacola John
Hurley &co-Baan,
schr Martha Harrison, two days from Pensacola
Basin.
sehr PoThaiou Caro- 4s hours Pensacola Hurley
keo-Basin.
Schr Star, Parker from Biloxi-Basu.
sTEAMBOATs.
G D Jr, Vincent. from Bayou Sara
Saiie Robinson, Gross from Fort Adams.
Aeck Scott Switxsr from ST. Louis
Alice Vivian, Abels. from Yicksburg.
Bluff City Snapp, from 0uachita River.
Florida, Hntchings. from Mobile.