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Fron he w,sA nxssn Unoa, June -
Pay meat of VOLUNTEERS In Minnesota.

II will be recolected that some time in
the spring Of ls5, Ink.pa du.tah's band OF
Sioux Indians attacked white settlement,
al Spirit Lake, Minnesota, and killed and
took prisoners considerable number, among
the latter Of whom were four white ladies
The rush OF volunteers for the chastisement
OF the Indians and the rescue Of the captiyes
was equal 10 the emergency. To defray the
expenses Of the volunteer expeditions, aud
the search, ransom. and recovery OF the
the female captves, Congress, 10 40 act
approved June IL, 1855, appropriated
s20.0O0 The claims under this &C, reached
an aggregate OF $40 1852. bat OF this only
s?5,il49l was approved by Indian Super
intendent Cullen. This sum being consid.
gably above the amour, placed at the
disposal Of the Department Of the Interior
for the settlement Oi the claims a pro rata
paymen, wss decided upon. and. accordingly
90 yesterday, the l0dan Ofice Transmitted
10 W. >. CULLsS, Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs in Minnesota. TIE sum OF sls.3s ls1
10 settle the claims nentlou.d a. .oon a.
possible Ths balance u the appropriation
s,ll oe applied 10 LfrAyllg ,hs Dcecssary
expea-es Of tbs esiisa,loL.
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suPsExE CoukT or The TIKI STATE
Our Supreme Court commences its session
on Monday, the 4th inst. OF course no bu.
siness will be doue before the 9Th. We are
indebted to J. j. Noah, ESQ, the clerk, for
the following list Of causes standing for rial
in the order as they are named:
! No. l. MeKinstry ct a. against Bryant /
Co.. No. 10. State Trials.
| No. 2. McKinstry Of 81. against Bort, No. H.
/ No. 5. Eaton against Caldwell, No. IS.
| No. {. BsbeocE sgsinst Banning, Nc. 81.
Nos. Lewis 4 Pickering against Williams
No. 8. Hooper Frazier against FarweIl,
! No. 70.
No. 7. Babcock e. al. agains. sanborn ct al,
No. 81.
No. 3. Hawke ., 81. sgaIns. Banning Il Co.,
No. 70.
No. 0. vsndenburgh e, si. against Bassett
Is Co.. No. ~.
! No. 10. Brown against Manning, No. ID.
No. IL. Glover against Gallayin Il Co.,
No. so.
! No. IL. Parker against Smith. No: -
! No. IL. Antonissen ct oil. against Daeys,
| No. IS.
No. Ii. Greig against Hammond, No. Sc.
| No. Is. PettingIll against Moss, No. 80.
! No. 10. Davis against Murphy, No. u.
! No. IL. Moss against Pettingil!, No. 81.
No. ~. Irvine b Co. against steamer Ham.
burgh, No. 80.
/ No. 10. Milwain agAinst Sanford, No. IS.
! No. 20. willes against Davis, No. 90.
! No. q. Gallager against the State, No. II.
/ No. %. Brainard against Hastings, No u.
No. %. Miner against willoughby 4 Pow
! ers, No. 20.
| No. "a. Banker against Caldwell, No. 90.
No. q. Mason Il Craig against Hayward,
/ No. 81.
! No. &c. Olson against Nelson, No. IS.
| No. 81. Curtiss against Moore. No. 10.
No. ~. Snow against Hardy, No. 80.
No. 70. Phipps against Mcfarlsne, No. -.
No. 30. Nourse against Supervisors OF Hen
nepin County. No. 90.
No. 81. Golfer against Greenhsgen. No. 50.
No. SO. Slaughter against Caldwell & Co.,
No. 81.
Ne. 80. Slaughter against Nininger, No. IS !
No. %. Slaughter against SimontoD, No. 50
No. IS. Golfer against McNht, No. 50.
No. So. wiloughby against Mead 4 CO..
No. Gj.
No. 81. Wardlow against Besser, No. 50.
No. 81. Caldwell against Anger ct al No. 95
No. 20. Hoburg against state Of Minnesota
No. 30.
No. 10. Fuller against Caldwell ct al, NO. 81.
10. 81. Purl0ng against Griffsn ct al. No. IS
No. ~. Baize against Arper, No. sc.
No. %. Tyson l. Co. against Kane Il Co.
No.
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The CRoPs. We have conversed recently
with gentlemen from different parts Of the
State, and they unite In the statement that
the prospects for good crop Of oil seeds
planted has never been excelled 10 the State.
Wheat, oats, rye and potatoes are looking
remarkably we'll Cora has been kept back
by the wet weather, but il July and August
give US the usual quota Of hot days, the crop
will I've large. A large crop will help us
out of the hard times quicker, and benefit
ar more permanently, than oil the schemes
OF banking that can be concocted.
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EscAuragNr ~ rus Sons OF MALTA
We learn from the Chicago papers, that
the grand excursion OF the Sons OF Malta,
TO st, Paul and Minnehaha Falls. will leave
tina, city on Thursday, the 2lst Of July for
ST. Paul, by way Of the Fond du Lac Rail
road 10 Prairie du Chen, and thence 10 this
city on the splendid steamers ltasca. Mil
waukec, and such other boats rs may IN
necessary to convey the large number o, the
Sons expected to Join the expelition.
Delegations are expected at Chicago
from all the Eastern cities, aud from Clcve'
land, Cincinnati. Louisville. 81. LOUIS. Mil.
waukee, Madison, and other places, in the
west. At Chicago alone. We hear that mp
wards OF 500 members OF the order have al
ready registered their natncs. as excursion.
ists and. IL the lodges OF other cities con
tribute but u 1.-THE Of their members, the
excursion party will he the largest ever
gotten up in this country. The railroad
and steamboat ae has been put down Il
half price.
We have been permitted to make the FOL
lowing extract from letter addressed TO .
Son IN this city, by u member OF the Chica
20 Committee Of arrangements:
"Everything look. well for the .aess IS Of thu
expedition TO MinnehAhs. The Railroads ans
steamboats, have 50 reduced their fare. that ~
excursion ticket from this city To ~. Paul an
back will cost but oil, Ministers, doctors
lawyers. mechanics, politicians, editors pest'
shoulder htters, and IN fact every elan OF %
eiety ante In th.s grand Demonstration. Long
fellow, In whose honor, and 81 . testimonial u
his worth as . son. MinnchahA VAS selected 70
the eoayocsuoa, has promised 10 join ~. Hen
4 ~ Ward beseher says, III my congregation
will hrlough me, ! vii be with you Ia person
- ! Assatsdly sAall IN spirit Tom Hsysr can
come, but Long John weai~sr,h has alrsad
enrolled himself Douglas s IN wA.hington
attending 70 his "e,s or he would Dc 18th u'
Grew end Geo. T.. Pssh are expected. hut
wont weary yeu With names. just look ou
tor Q shaking among the dry bones ~hsn .
the sxeurslenis,s depart Recorded.
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ErIsCorAL Brssor. The Rev. II. h
wuIrrLx, elected iAs, week by the Epis-
opal Convention. o. Bishop Of the dioss
Of Minnesota, Is Of presu, in charge Of thu
Charch OF the Holy Communion. In Chicago
lie Is abca, 80 years Of Asc. OF sne adirrs,
and winning manners.
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The Rev. Mr.. -, an eccentric preacher
in Michigan. Was holding forth not long
sine 10 Detroit. A young man ssoee 10
90 cot, when the preacher said ; Young
man. Il you q rather 60 TO bell than bear me
preach, you may go" The sinner s,oppd
and reflected moment and saying respect.
fully, We'll. I bsleve would " sen, %.
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Tas RuLSo,p AccrpxSr.-Amoug the
passengers 90 the train OF the Michigan
Southern road, which met with the terrible
aecideu, on Tuesday last, Was Mr.. G.. W.
MoSsrsoS, OF ST. Paul We are glad to
notice bis name IN the lis, OF persons IN.
injured, IN the Chicago Tae. Mr.. KSArP,
o, Hudson, broker, Is among the killed.
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REAL EsrArE.--George W. Phipps, deal.
er in real estate on Third street, reports the
following sales {:
Block Brown h Jacksons Addition to West
81. Paul. to j. Macarthur. tl050.
Lot block 3, Joel whitney's Addition to It.
Paul. TO D. N. Kesn, $500.
Lot 10 block }, Leech's Addition, TO j.
Chady, $3.50.
Part lot II block ii, to st. Paul Proper, to
Holland.
10, block 50, Dayton h Irvine's Addition to
J. Parker, sJl5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

sscosp o. m Ds1sIor ns couEr} SUCCESSION JOHN 3.
HsT ssss john H. iiisan nGssY No z
w hs Goai. fsf Letters u he s.ss. q
Notice hereby given All may concern to show
cause within ten Gays why ths Of the pstons,
'naSs g. orasr Dot ss e x5sa'ss shs Court.
j. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk
pE John
La 'a''s''''n de su John B. A'''' decide In
st e, present donns es
ssaii de ps;ton. ''-' ''''
20 % -. J. L. KELLY. Deputs GrefBer.
NoTICE TO STATE TAX PAYEHs.-rHE
a.' r. s q .s1
H.x. SUMMERS
A y,s aa..ss,.gsxx Agx tc11NTRIBgAshEs:.LEs 2 ROLLS
rets Representasf exposes au saon No Is City Hail
sss1. a. aHa e.
., .m H. NJ. SUMMERS,
80 = - Recorder du Premier District.
NGRTICE Ra.IS y s! TO CITY TAX PAYERs.-THE
Is e oeoe g. sn win
asa .st o. October instant and Saturday hs s o No
9sf as lo soa,d ps.. Ct hsss
n o ey dns the tine
year. Np''e' VI i1e present
The undersigned will be attendance dav fror,
A. wi O'Clock r. N. for thirty days from the a ns.
exhibit the Rolls receive such
ior relief aa may oe made: JNO. A. WATKINS @''H'
New Orleans October l, 1859. - Aenl
A yLs AUX CONTRIBUABLEs.-LE CoNsyIL
afs lnspecteurs dAssessement an sajo
NO 10 CITY Hail. midi les Lund TO- IL "a ct 81 doc obre
et samedi de novemre proclaim pour jnspecter
t, da GSnssl des Assesseu ct de les appca
lions pohf AIDE de 6te absent de- wiz
d.n le temps les ont ala
m pecton ct correction Ie des an
ct septenbre de appee ~ <A"'eeeeuis' Gu aeut
e euss'ens seIa present tons les ours 10 heures
Josqua heurea M iours partant du a. =.
mo psur expose rolls Ell p5ur rec.vor ss
applications pour aide qn pouIront eire fstes ~ ~
JNO. A. WATKINS.
Secreare du Cornell des In'pecteurs d ssessement
-eneoIlean-. &c l u &C .oDre 1859. o1 tn5g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
JOHN d. BEIN & SON.


| aOS..............,IRON N.................IHON.
800 suns Hllmsn 4 Bros' best ns,shsd Bar, Round.
Flat snd sqnsre.
soo tuns Engish, Assorted Round Fist and ssusre,
| Aw best Re6ned %. =. :.
| % =. Tennessee PIov Plates
| 10 :. Angle Iron.
50. HafRound
| -- :. ovai and Haif.ovaI
:. Bevef.
| 70 :. Scroll. k,oI irch by xnn.
| H~ o'nd'es Hoop and Bard Iron, TX sfn
! = y .--e = JOHN D. BEIS SON,
| 80 sad q Camp ssrest.
| .s Manili. Rope.
Landing. e fall stock, assorted, from III. tosr
For by JOHN D. BEIN 4 SON
80 and oi Camp street.
AxIes and Springs.
100 pair Axles, lk to sn with Nus and Pins.
loo Elliptic springr. assorted.
For rsleby JOHN D. BErx SON,
50 sud 81 Camp street.
Cane-CarrIer Chains.
JOHN D. BErN SON,
SO and 9I Camp street.
Metals.
$50 slabs spsl:er.
1000 Babbtt Metal. .-,.
loco :. Autnonr. ii.
Landing ex ship z. Mallory, and for sale by
JOHN D. BEIS SON.
50 and al Camp street.
Horse and Mule shoes.
Landing ship Harriet 1o] kegs best quality Nos
s.for sale BY JOHN D. BEIN SON.
50 md 81 Camp street.
Boat Spikes.
Landing txship Harriet. 100 kegs to In Spikes and
TOT saleby JOHN D. BEIN / SON,
80 and 81 Camp street.
Boiler and Sheet Iron Rivets.
Landing ex ship Diana
100 kegs Boiler Rivets. IL to 3 in. BY " audX.
leo kegs suitable for Sheet Iron and Tin, assorted
f'r SAFE ey JOHN D. BEIN SON.
20 and 81 Camp street.
Sheet Iron
eoo bundles a. so ard s6 in wide. Nos 10 to 7 Haslish
ECO Nos. 1oto 1916 iu.. Amsric.n
For salsby JOHN D. BEIN SON,
80 and 81 Camp strest
Boiler Iron.
SEQ sheets swifes Boiler Iron, x in.
ITS Abbott's =. :, Yin
H0 Hliman Brothers. best premium.
For eale by JOHN d. BEIN SON
80 and 81 Camp street.
20 cases 10 "A and 30 in. Roofing, by TO- IL and II D.
SO sheets Brsziers' Copper, II TO lzs d.
5000 Bolt Copper, u toll Kin.
For by JOHN D. BE1N SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Boiler Heads.
"a best Flange Iron Boiler Heads, 40, As and s2fn.
For sale by JOHN B. BEIN SON.
80 and 81 Camp street.
Cnst Iron Water aud Gas Pipe.
Landing per ship Lancaster, and in store
100 Pinch Cast Iron Pipe.
1913
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
MAYORALTY---OFFICTAL.==

=
NAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. :,
com.on Council q the cissp os New oesa,
No. 4509.
1esoeed That the Of seventyhve thousand dollar
and the same hereby appropriated by Common
Of The city Of Nsv ole.ns BE- drawn from The City Treas
t. sr m Rsst payment as required, Of The
~, Force together one mile Of %
the erection Of house for said force pumps and iaynS of
OF ssid ppe the whsls order that supply
cleansing the atee and aiding promoting ssutsrv
don 2. n and around The city New Orleans
be furnished delivered to tbe c,y n Nw ar ~ .na M
eo5dsncs with specifications ale in e the City Sur
be ei,s al no torSs pumps BE- located and placed house.
and that the laying Of all said pipe shall be and a
ecS.ea py a1d 5nder The direction q said Surveyor
zsd 10 enter into contract with the parties o furnishing and
delivering the city the aforesaid double force and nine
same 70 be paid for and the aforesaid o eyepsy
ye thousand dollars appropriated and in Vb
the nrst part Of this resolution "''-
lsignedl J. o. NIXON,
e.,, President Board Of Aldermen
0ignea) CHAS. H. WALDO,
Approved Anr u 1sssnt sa Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) GERARD STITH, Mayor.
GVen that sealed proposals will be received my office until
the Ah Of October, 1889 at IL O'Clock M for The
following contracts, to.wit: " ~
l. contract for the erection of an iron building on the
Canal street, for the pumps Of the city water
contract the furnishing of one mile Of cast iron pines
valves, etc., for the city water works f>1
contract for furnishing and placing two double acting
Ing gallons an hour together Win the boiisrs
c cnmImnney I'm pipes ETC.; the whole complete.
aforesaid contracts to be performed in accordance with
office. ' A'''' v" "io Al nie
se6 I'd GERARD srITH, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

ITNHEATEK DORLEANs-THE MANAGER OF
The Orleans Theaer bes leave inform public
the oce Tor the selection Of Boxes
now open from ~ A. NJ to NJ. in the Orleans Theater
Building, between Bourbon and Royal streets.
Of St r. NETEyE f,,untro1,er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
REMOVALS.

~ EMDVAL-H. B1DWELI, DEALER IN PORK and
II Beef Flour Bacon Lard. Whisky etc. etc has removed
om soe NO. ~ street to No. 43 Poydras street,
'"eeu 1asazine aau 4 ouchtr streets. o3 I'm
X ENJOY vAL-CLAPP MITCHELL JACK have re.
Magazine street ard No y Bank Place. where they are
recesng and opening largo and seasonabe stock of DRY
Goods to which they invite the attention of seO In
n REMOVAL-COLEMAN BRITTON WITHERs
IL have removed to No. 81 Carondelet street auI
pEMOVEO-sAMUEL H. GILMAN has r.movad
- from No 20 Gravie street to No. 48 st. Charles street
SolneI ol oIaVler. aug
QEMOVAI1-I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
II OF the fire to No. 68 Baronne street.
iel8 If D w rora
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
COTTON SEED OIL

COTTON SEED OIL
SEED OIL MANuFACToRY of Messrs r. Martin 4 Co
have constantly on hard large uppy this superior article
which ready sell the mos. favorable terms Ia
will be by reference the suoned certificates the OIL
has been fully tested By planters and merchants who give
their unqualified approval.
BLANCHIN GIRAUD,
No. "A Old Levee.
We have established depots at the following places
v. MAURIN. Donaldsonvile.
VARALDI PHELPS, Paincoutvlle.
A. PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DUFREsNE HUNT, Bayou Goula.
ROTH, DEBLIEUX CO., Paouemine and the prneipa,
Grocers in this city,
ASSUMPTION, August n, 1885,
During the last rolling season. Cotton Seed Oil made by
p Martin Co.. New Orleans used for lights in the suear
Houses on the Augustn and Wha plantations Of W. w. PuRh
Co.. Mrs. Cynthia Pugh's New Hope plantation and the
plantation OF H J. Boaner Co.. and was every respect
found equal, If not superior, to either whale lard OIL
Eigned) A. FRANKLIN PU0H
ASSUMPTION June l, 1859.
certify that have Seed OIL for lighting NV
Sugar House, and consider equal oil we have ever
used- giving clear light and less trouble than most of
whale OIL
tsigned) yENANT HEBRRT,
ASSUMPTION, June 9, 1852
take pleasure stating have used the Gotten Seed
Oh manufactured by Messrs. P Martin Co.. and found to
(Signed) A. (ENTIrF
2Dung the late rolling season used the Cotton Seed OILS
from the mandatory of Messrs Martin Co. This ell
burns as well as sperm whale oigves smoke and is en-
tirey free from offensive smell. Although commenced roll.
ing earlier and ended later than the preceding
being much iarger-I used two barrels oil less
ts'gned) G. PUGH.
NEW ORLEANS, August g. ls5a
We the Undersigned hereby certify that wishing to test the
qualities of the different Oils which for sale pro
ceedei foows
Wefed four lamps OF equal size with the following oils One
with Bleached Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lard OIL
one with Whale Oil, and with Cotton oi-the latter
being from the manufactory of Mesrs Martin Co., of this
city.
The lamps lighted at O'Clock p NJ left bnrnne
In our store The next morning. at o'clock found that
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
O'Clock A. NJ, the lamp with the Sperm Oil out The
Cotton Seed Oil was still burning ard giving bright steady
hame at IL O'Clock NJ when it put out being satisfied
with the result of experiment. and although might have
continued burning greater length ,ime our Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil u.s. for lighting purposes superior to
others, being moreover free from smoke offensive SMELL
(signed) POTHIER l. FAUCHEry
sa1o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
Aew 0ean Daiy Crescent Satuaau #loruina 0obs s 1889
AMusEMENTs.

e>AeA
SPaAL.naIlN.s 4. ROsEhs, ANpHlTHeATRa AND
"Ssn corner Commercial Place and 81. Charles street.
=" 'p"u'ns' Manager
Tenth Night Of the Celebrated and Original
Buckleys
ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
ssaf 5s Ssss sss.s saa SATURDAY
szs98atHsSga sernfH stas
open oeoef Gars,s as's lss, a, hall.
n sS-sertsJmaDee sa EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sArun-
A RMORY HALL.
A aRAND
Drawing-R0om Entertainment.
THIS Saturday MORNING,
For the accommodation of Families and Schools comenc
Ing at IL o'clock Doors II o'clock Cards Of adrn
sion to Morning Entertainment rs cents-od and young
Great Saturday Night Bill!
FIFTH MIGHT
LOVE!
THE MAGICIAN AND vEHrRIIooUrsT
Who will appear ongh for the first time a, he appeared be-
fore Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria, In his
Grand illusions!
THE GREAT scULL FEATl
For the 6rst time to-nightl
THE MYSTERIOUS LAUNDRYj
First time to night.
LOVES WONDERFUL UMBRELLA.
First time tonight
AsTo'S FLIGHT. ..-"
~.M First time tonight
A3Doors open o'clock Performance to commence at
quarter to 8, precisely.
asCards of Admission cents Children and Servants Is
cents; Reserved Seats, IS cents
seats can be secured at tho Hail. Of 10
A. NJ and 4P. N. "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

OOMFThOLLER'6 OFFICE. !
City of New Orleans, July Z 1865.
REsnLYED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he Is hereby authorized TO give noce by
saRdIRs Ing IL the official journal
~ so the Council will bill against city unisss
contracted under authority Of order COMPTROLLER
IN seoordarce with the ordinance referred to.
tsigned] B. L. TRACY,
. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lsignsdJ L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
(sgnsdl JOHN LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of on the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
.-,.. Y. DUPLEssIs,
yyl6f Comptroller CITY OF New Orlesns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
COPARTNERSHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE.
nIssOLUTl0N-1HEC CoPARrNERsH1P he.ve.n
hsvins expired Sy i,s limitation. Mr. EDWAs6 %
DsHSA EDWARD DpIEEsSShaa GEsSa.
COPARTMERsHIP-Mr JOSHUA DIXON having
VIM conducted as Heretofore under lie srm aa Of
| New Orleans October 8, 1859 - Is I'm
DIssoLUTION-THE FIRM OF SHAW zUNTs
T. this day dissolved by mutual consen Either partner
Will sign IN ''s'''''''' 4 4. 4 :: zuAfs.. zu4M.
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
q hs wholesale business From.
,s ~ '' own name ana sss aissss'
81 !. lI M FIRM OF T. g. Tw1oHELLA
partner will sign in liquidation. q. q. TwICHELL,
New Orleans, October i, 1885, " A''oA.Ap'
and y. y H. e md the
H. s.5s
w.. o.,..-. o -, i 5oHs Ii sEA1R8a1H2i y. sisaH2a.
ON RETIRING FROM THE WESTERN Commission
s hsy hy ..d:s
u sa as every way wo0 confidence ana
NOTICE-Mr. W. H. oFFENsANDT is admitted to an
ol If ,,N- - '-i g. JONES co.
panfi T. oI rs E;Ila - !. .t.MoRE hs.
III ''' 1' since Eb sfs dAuTasRiS TfRssr '
New Orleans October lst 1852 ''"H'''' ssIse oi a.
DtssOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
f,sp sa ..1ssSss s a95s
IS Alone L. ~
business '' A'"' Al WV SS syI'isE1ns M ETTs ol inc
New York August 80 1859. - NAAi>Nn'
HIEs sls sgsISEss 1s;.Is1 IS HERETOFORE CARRIED ON
WILL from this date be carried on by the own
New Orleans August 80, 1859. o' - 'AsTs ses7 &
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERsIaNED have
SON his %E fS5Hed under hs arm
Gst,Sn and
No, Orleans, s.,,.n,. $t4H 2tisds dSs4'nlson
1a,ns listing + between . M
3 ss'Ss # sss hE's L Gsf
- '''''''''' 81: / fSSSSSBBSiSh; SSSSS$BBSfShH;, SS$Bs
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
aa
sion business at the same place as heretofore
Il. 1. GOODRICH.
v f,r,,, ,,, B. NJ. POND.
New Oreans oayl,l =. ty1 I'm
SAINT LOUIS HONEL-THE UNDERSIGNED
hayng purchased the Saint Louis ard furpiture viii
INTO, It's old patrons and the public that 1t be- closed dur
e .n or addllions alterations and repairs will
s and eopened Tuesday st for
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859. ie1 I'm
SAlNT CHARLES HOTEi--wE HAVE TAKEN
lease 81 as Saint Charles Hotel for years. and Avail
q s opportunity thank the public liberal
iotel will, during the summer be thoroughly ronoyntsd
and furnished and hope opening Of The ssa
on 70 again have the pleasure of catering wants hich
10 promise to do in satisfactory manner ~
N o,a.- D. NJ. HILDRETH co.
Wv 0-eene. o1ne lAt laos. je1 6m |
DEACH BRANDY-lO bbls very old. for sale by
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
| OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE. CoMpANY
OFFICE NO. s. CAMP STREET.

ANAsTATE INSURANCE. CoMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET.
Capital S3OO.O0O
]. Lspeine, s. a. Harr;s
Theodore Frois, j. N Rnberf
A. d. Grief, j. A, Bonnafon
Jacob Zolly, Amadeo Lsudry
This Company will be ready business on the st Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT, and will insure agapst the pers Of the
rivers and loss and damage by re risks as
the current rates Of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT viii be
made to those insuring In this Office
A. PICoLET, Secretary. q
New Orleans, August II, 1859. aulStf
MECHANICAL BAKERY
A'A CORNER NOTRE DAME AND FRONT sTS y
Depot Of the
Star b cry
Thalia street,
N N. +. RICE, Proprietor. Z
Constantly on hand, Loaf Bread of all kinds
Fresh Corn Neal. Engar Crackers Water Orackas
mine biscait, fliot Bread, (. Butter
n.sSAnei navy Soda
Picnic French !. Boston .
Inc Marksst ' ' M --esa'
ss2s am RODRIGUEZ, Solicitor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
| 1S35,ooo HAVANA CIGARS. j, 6350o0 HAVANA CIGARS
| BY E. MORPHY,

WEDNESDAY. 26th inst, at 10 O'Clock A,
~ M at Messrs. Romaqasa 4 Mag, Importers No Al
sold ''Appe''' VIII oe
6s5cOO Havana Cigars suaranteed-impored bv tbem
selves and consisting Of n choice variety. - A-
D1~For Terms, seesCntalogues, o1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

ASSUMPTION, June l. 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed OIL for lighting NV
Sugar House, and consider equal oil we have ever
used-it giving clear light and less trouble than most Of
whale oil.
(Signed) yENANT uEpFpr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

1l7l,oO0 HAVANA CIGARS. i, .OO9 HAVANA CIGARS
BY d. E. MORPHY.
Auctoneer,
WEDNE DAY, l2th Inst, Mt 10 O'Clock A.
street, will be sold ' '1 Hi"'i'i
I'LL OW Havana Cigars Of the se'ect brands The
prcioa part of these Cigars being consgnnen ae to he
soid positively under instruction, in order out
- lEn n4o-lioeral al sale. oil