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SHERIEF,S SALE.

Ia virtoe OF = vendltioni eEponas 70 me drsox-
ID ed. and delivered from tie Honorable csreu.t
.yart 9i L@Fhsa o., Tenn, AZ its January Tsrts.
leSs lWill expose 20 public sale the highest htl
ser "r cash. - tir toarthocse yard gate IN ne Ctr
% SssAt ilie, on SATURDAY, THE SIN Day or
AAhNh leos al ltae rift, title claim, tcrest and
e-'s eh-eh = y fSip~s theu had, or may have
lAiH 20 st Lots Me and - n The plan Of Lots IN
Seelh NAsasd.e DsAsngug ~ J. ~ Ir~ins Esr4ts a
.A.a gu. ~ Z MARCEL. and registered IN ths iesis
tefE ollee el b.s sSs,si eouniy IN book No n spd
pAke va, lac Sane beng lots decided 10 J. O. Sell
ssst % T. J. Auinfofc, g NJ, may be seen By
esSe - DEED "a kes zlcr once 81 lzslason CO..
DooA, 10 - Ingos 20 aud -oS, being levied On ss
ths tfoPefty 81 J. q. feliosss, satsfy judgnenl
{. baldwin 4a4 J. y. teii0NA- February 8, isss.
=. n. kIlNT TON, snefil
q Davidson counfy.
tfesa-td By Z C. DRANK, Dsp,y shsras-
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

IL Freights will be forwarded blythe Evening Train
n and must be delivered at the Station, between the
hours of and II so AN after that time will be
late for manifestng that day and there convent
for storing
Freghtsfo intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gallatn must be prepaid mere.
JanIl-f II. FAUNTLEROY, Agent.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimept
THE BEST LINIMESr IN TIRE woHI
For Man or Beast.

n OF Aah OF teast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Ne
Leans Volcanic Oil Linimeut
READ FOR XOURSELvEsW
Thomas kord a blacksmith, living near Cass Ayeh
on Tenth street, had a horrible running sore on
foot. He tried various Ilniments, SAlVes SC
could do u NO good. He despaircd of beng ab
TO work al his trade again because he could not be
any weight on hs foot aud BY one bottle OF AeIeau
Volcanic LAnfTncnt, he s now perfectly cured
rheumatism, ParAiy iysis, Neuralgia BRUISES SpraiL
Saness the JolsIis OF Muscles, SaFs Thfoaa Sws
ings Ear ache or Tooth ache, woalds, Frezh CA
Sores Burns scAlds Pains SS., yield 70 tAe mage
infaenoe u this wonderrai LlhinenL
For Horses and Cattle it is iafklllbie remedy
clIafes Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels, IAmene
spawn, sNeenyr sPant, ilstuiA, bruses, SselIia
Wounds Rattle snake Bites, and various other dize
which anInAis liable 10 from luJuTies OF acel
deutS-
Every c0gntry Merchant should obtain supply
NcLeAn's Volcanic OI LinlIssnL il sells rapidiy
cause Il always cures.
a labsr-l aiscaaHl wll be made 10 msrsAAats ~
buy ~ sell again
ea- Peg sale by ,. ii. MCLEAN Proprietnr corn
Of thFd And flas strosts - lools. AAsoaEi, also
sale a. ao.xr apl5-dt~A~iy
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yEouNc Again.

MIR LAMC1MGE desires 10 INFORM hih
mi friends and thc pubiiC svGcry thAt lac las re
turned fro, hz Northern tour aud ~ READY To open
the Tall campaign. -. L.. ,,,
EnIIy Iy,sted IA all recent uprov emr',tstn Photo
graphic MlIIpu latlon-rcis hE az heftt"'f fe s"ir!
upon the merit of his pcturcsi anu He'eE"'1'N '"
snare no ciIuft please, lao conhdsnNy "N"'S '""s'
xho have new laNcn htn a talr ua4., iod" 50.
LADIES' wli'"-T las present rooms the h'"et '"lNe
t-ss - ,,rr,, 81 4 pi..n s-lI2t-t
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STEAMBOATS,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

'shE hne Passenger and a R -
freight Steamer EASTPORT, EzCi1sAa
in the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be wecn this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT is fast light draught and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade
noy24-tf A. HAMILTON. Agent.
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Msbnal.
D Y S P EP STA

1 = = -
/ a sho.n by the statements Of the Board OF Hs.s
"A Of New York, caused the aeath OF "a $780,.
OF oil assiiis, IN one week, aud lol Death. bv g.
samp',"n Induced by Dyspepsia IA IL wsIl as
| oi large portlon of those who die of eonsunaps
becomes the duty Of every one 10 such pre-
experience have place before then and WHICH IA
proved TO be effcac.ous: OF this character !.
Williams Anti -Dy speptic Exir, % in corrobor
Nhieh read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of sr. Edward II. Rowley, OF sAs nra .
ko"iey, Ashburner 4 Co. IL North wharve.
| RTooI R oi the elheaey Of williAms's An;-Dyspses
PEuADx1rrrA, October % 1sxa
Dear sir-l take pleasure In recoumsud,n, =,
@ @Ahu-py spepne klxir, for the cure OF Dyspepsia i
IaAeh ~ my sell Tor the disease ana have ssss
entirely cured 49,
Yours respectfully li
EDWARD e. kowAr.
communication 10 John X. Penrose, ESQ.,, from xr
Franklin Eyre, kensin gion
II IL Win great Qualification that testify ta IN. 90.
ncacy OF WilllanAss Anti-Ly yspeptc KIistr -
strongly reeonmended 90 me- and for Which
heAlth, winch / cheerfully publicly aolno.teas
'-' Ts.ai may DC snniiArly sehentsa
Arfly yours
kHsaSeTos, Sept u, 1850 AiA4
DIR. JANIS wunGE A.h i0' isss
Dear sir:-Iaving suffered for . long
.? 81 - '7'''i0ts that was com pletely
ed and having tried every means for
success. was advised 10 use your 49, ~itnsst
Elxir" IL affords me much pleasure 40 -pssss
that am entirely cured BY use ana
commend u to all persons suffering under nSs.y.'
Very respectfully, &c '-FsP~A
GEORGE Woonprrr,
cornwelps Half way House, Br.soI TSlk
Testimony Of lir. Abner Zines Mark, .,,..,
sA.n; oorrooorative OF the efficacy OF WiIiia..
Anti-Dy speptic El!xir IT. nS
DIR. JAMES NHIIANs:
DSa IL
| - IS 81. - elNss me great pleasure to know Ia.
you are again preparing your medicine for ,h- -
oi dyspepsia, FOR many OF nv acouantsres. hees ees
leA'euis asked me where u could he nrocros I'
lhg thHl Lad heeloured by it, AsI thtnS ,h'
@ @Puoiio encouragement Of the great bene6I -.
a.. 60 -, ~ - Use OF your medicine is not o.l,
H. Tor several years suffered frnr, nss. A-As
NhiSii increased 70 such extent lhat nv hrssSI
S"nS''.-N"h were rapidly sinking undsr h, -
eoinIeile9 20 restrict my sell To lie p,ust s,.,i.
,,t :" IA. t.A' ooGIH not digest; Iet ! lo.s ~
stehsth ulslhclinaton 20 exercise ard ~. - - =.
II IN your adveItsenieut) geperal ea,s as yes nsvs
SION and understandable WeRripess IL ,le "
nearing from others high reconmepd.ti,,y - -os
AAul,y slelue fINir, procured and nS.d :, 80 -
uloet happy ehect; under its influence Iangnor -
a.i-S - 11t1Ily passed away, and nv apoetit.
reNlVed winch could CRAFTY Win PPe-ss
years nave nov elapsed aDd nv cor ns.i.y tes
i"uNe powers o4 your n Ilclne Las Of co,,ras -
creased Tor Il Completely cured me uhsn r.i.
"01Aih Feiiei from any other source -
yer! respectfully, yours,
rb...r7,,,r,,,..,,, ABSER EI.Hrs.
ties for IS. - oAeh' or SIX sess
proprietor JAMES WILLIAMS MDJ
~, chemist ana PhsrIaaesut,st.
Fo,..I - Iou'h Se' en- th street Philadelphia
----. a1g2x
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Ad1"'ur" 6OHrnH sub nuJibus nurlal,b,., ,.,....
JoASNEs FULvUs.
when little John bit Susy's toe
And Mary scaided prattlins Zoe
Nhat healed their wounds and sooth.s ,....-
The OntneEtl
"hen tommy gouged his sisters eye,
Ahd shnglng bees made Ellen cry
what SoveIeign balm did We apply,
The Ontnentf
What agent then could one de.n.
10 qnenoh the rage OF burning Ars
10 sooth Tie sting of insects are,
The ointmen
Zach Druggist in this happy land
Ear twenty i've oeuts ln hi. mana
VII forthwith place a. your commana
That OintInent
ThE sRAEffNBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN orr
MINI Is for sale by all Drug ggists in renness., 80
,.,,a :, AlkX- MACKENZIE
Ii College strssx
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9otels, Sc.


IF . n = N m q " 8 e,
RUSSELL VILE, KIP.
NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TNHIs new ahd commodious Hotel is now thoroughly
furnished and complete in all It's departments
The proprietor has added 20 the Hotel one of the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable of stDg l50 horses under the
and supervision of careful and attentive 0sters
with warehouse for carriages, bnggies, &c. Afss,
large lots under fences for the accommodation OF
dfovers.
A BAR.
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco &c, has also been
added to the Hotel. f.I...-..
Thankful for the exceedingly which
the 'Forst House" has received since il has been in
charge of the undersigned, he intends to spare no
pains or expense TO make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Buggies, and Horses furnished travellers to
any point they may desire from RussellviIIe.
septl-d&triwly N. W. MASON.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIENn


A weekly publication Of Sheet Music, .uit.bl. fo,
- y pay ere ana singers Of the Home circle and cor
ssthg OF sixteen pages full folio size stteh.d 4,
h1.'soms cover IL contains all the popular danas.
oI Tue Gay arrangements from the most "a ayorit. a.,
eIAs SCENES, songs, ballads, airs 6c An abundan.
supply oi every thing hat the popular t.sta a..
mands; never too difficult, always instructjxs 80
ever fresh aud delightful
Ihe iavor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND Ia.
oeen received by the public, and the alton.
= nsa "oh rom the Press, are guarantees Of iss
worm. work 50 cheap, accurate and elegant aa..
bot exist ID any other country. The same amount on
music procured az ihe regular stores would cost A
ieast twenty times what IL costs in .sOur Ansie.I
frlsha. variety aud excellence are secured by ID
scfiplhg 10 periodical 80 cheap and much nseded
reces ns The following composers have appeared in
The hrsi ten numbers; the nanes speak f,r -thspn
selves Mozart, ;. Lover, wallersteln, Meyerhe.ri
fl"to~, B1Eginuller, y Schubert Verdi Donlx.tt
strauss, hasaTd, Thalbcrg, Bale, Rossini y Websr
hecAen' speyer Abt, g. A. Maeferren, benini, II
s...-ts, ASeher, TROUGH, D. Albert, Bishop, Auber
faesielo, l4napainter, beethoven &C Sc Auth...
pieces are Within the range OF ordinary players s.d
singers AND are inv-r.aby characterized by dse.ous
- m
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Meoifal.
r. r. r.

H. Ls
HEALTH viii, in ali cases, follow the use Of Rad
Ii ways K r. Remedies. There are none so sicI
or diseased SO weak, feeble, crippled with pain
nhrnaiiies but that Radway's Ready Relief Renoyat
ing kesoisent or Regulators, Ae nature OF the lis
ly cure.
These remedies consist OF Radway's Ready Relief
kadway kenoyating Resolvent Railway 'sfsegulAtors
Eeh OF these remedies possesses curative now
ers over certain Diseases Yet there are other dseas
es wherein then combined medicinal properties are
required ana when thus used II there is sufficient life
ana sengih within the diseased dying body sus-
to health
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ChfIdren,s Diseases.

Hddiodys Re0udtsn0 ReSolutslt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors &c These
pieaAIngs out (thns early) evidence OF disease
transmitted Irom the parent stock. few doses ofths
ne0udttHg Resotult will eradicate every vesge f m.
useAse ahdinsure the child sound and healthy BODY
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1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.


RIBBONS! RIBB0NSi! RIBB0NSi.!
TO MERCHANTS, NIl.LIHElss, JoRBERs, DEALERS
CASH BUYERS IN ALI. SECTIONS OF IilECouNTRY,
TIE CASH IdBBoN HOUSE,
il6 CHAMBERS sTREhT, MN YORK
JNo. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED isss.
xHIE have risaated new YEsnespie--a new era
w In the Ribbon Trade, whereby ~e make tbs
business rIAIs, saslrLE and rIArIE THxI OF EAssx
We SELL FOR CASH. We BUY FOR cAsHi
We satisfied With PkK ckST PaosTT- ASK no sec
EI6utSEs, that man, woman and ehiid buy alike"
and receive the same yAlne fos their n.onsy
oar prsss isr Be-, I.S' S ssecSs q az so,sFS s, are
-. Sc.
4 asI sssss Il lOT5. a
No. 10 81 .Ts. per Pseee.
wE OFFER FANCY RIBBtlNs AL sTfLEs, = ''AIL
CoLoRs. AL QC CALIIIEs, = AT FRIcEs
LfFYIAG COMPETITION AND,
FIR CASH ONLY
Our sssAblishnssns Is ths centre os sstEsesoa for
.sosie sales, Pron.s' and 'sGcoa v.Ise.
RoucHESi RoUcHEsii
New Styles and Patterns at a savng og
30 PER CESF fh0A CREDIT fiiskA
Examine cur samples 2nd be eaa iHcrd-
BIOND IAtfsS. orn.nNGS, &e, kc.
Oar line x tbess Gosls Ai~@ys isll As iupori
nsssss s ,.r.oss "a an Gees ia I.la ~ urss''
a sSXISe oil 40 Pm Ca.NT on Tiil2sE tools FRon
cIgfIlr FlticsS
Oar iusentien - The ksboea Irefe as s-sRAs
IN sssAFa te psseps esnrs.e sses.s - 20 tAs -
assss sgIl OK sililIoS loiI-Als WORTH o. coois
PR ASSEa
We ars Unisn sfsss- s.So NoFfhs 20 sau<h-" We
salir. sl.s tassensge u Aersh4ns, = sssry sssnea
az L. nits4 etz.zs znt l1 scrEAa1s " AL u1s
s.vox - = IA tiseir trade and i.<1feosEes
gAo FAHflsf \
s. cASsi RIhhoS H0usx,
lie CAankeEA g., New Ierk,
( near she aeasas klser ksslse@1 i<I-st
"a s4tlEs Aata-<S
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEyD

Is Published weekly, price 10 cents ana NAV n. .,
dered from any bookseller or periodical dealer Ia
WIZ be seat direct from the Office OF publication "A
me t".i0~Mg rates, yearly IS; half year o. SCI
Cubs, eopies sIs; 6copiss Ss6 10 cap.ss 40 ~,
ysr same rat q TOR half year. No subscription a
keb ier ioss than r uths, payable in advances.
once OF ''Oar AaslcAl Frend " iS Frankfort stres<
Ses loIk q. b. SEYMOUR 4 Co.
Era.
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nalsbDillf patriot.

nav ner snnum. 50 90
Tri-Weekly per annun, ,.....-.-.-.....-. W
Weekly, annuIn, W
one weekly for two years, or two weekies
- for one year in advance, w
when the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly y 70 os q
.,on,irned (uaid In advance at the time subscribed
"a the subseriner must order, Otherwise II VIII De
ontn ed al our option, until paid Tor ana stopPeu- .
NOT paid 1T be paid at the time ol iI, -
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ent until paid 10 o,,erS at our
risk.
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One of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
at II O'Clock NJ connecting cairo with llihos Cen
trai Railroad and through from Nashville to st. Louis
ia SIXTY hours.
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth, Ella, John Gualt and
TEMPEST,

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at II
O'Clock NJ. Time from Nashville to Louisville Sixty
Hours and to Cincinnati Four Days.
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Rates on Flour Reduced.
sI>HE sezhsllie and essAitaneasn Easlfssah saI ~
i Setse AazAsllir. HsFerare, ss.elbgs de 1lG
ss.llaas ;. G. Z. r. betsesn NsshTizks and H4f.
sFaee, abd give thrsueh Esee5ls lr finashy Car isf
70 cAsEesssa ef S@ssEHah - ons posLsF Ess esrrsl
skroozh q ". COLE.
k<z1a-x esra
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THE BALLAD OF THE OINTNEyT

~, chemist ana Phsrulaesutist.
-, No south Seventh street Philsaeinh,.
For sale By AllDruggsts lpha:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

From Tho above figures viii bs perceived there considera
Of In the imports this last year
which apptoxAes closely to the year 1851 year
present rete Of duties going into efIscua operation.
There has been smother failure of last we heard
Of was located In Virginia. which about days
The s brought advces failure of the Ciz
Bank Of Steubsnvle Ohio, nice little village
Ohio river with three of tho banks Of
thu river There too many Of these shnpaster shops
prospecting Throughout the West endeavorng
70, their dislancs from their
locality Regarding the Cincinnati money Market the Gazette
sof The 7lh remarks
There continued go,d demand for sney lay
the regular houses fully supplied with
10iz Oct Currency better supply
Increasing demand for matters jrking
Eastern exchange in rood demand firm
q for bankers cheeks. The buying 500l55
for New York and Philadelphia
transactions In u prem bankers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12
ssecelpts of Produce.

ST LoUIs-Per steamer Gsy2s boxs apples $50 sacks
co.las MooTs &co ncks Meiony
IS pigs Buddecks Gco2i bbs potatoes L
Meyers 80 obs Sonr Graham BoyesS Do do Given,
- do
braa der Acosl bales cotton Eslowes 8cosdo Brad
p ss mssn
Iss'
Rochfors Brown 6coss Payne Harrison knoX Hig
sSS s.'ts y aasIas
Love Gcos Philips Nj on dco 30 Il Adams seo-ss do
Hughes. Hy.s ed scoe Lane salter &co4 Forsoa, Con
y aP snH i HI, onions bs
sehnside Wiss-sundrss ordsr-1 oial VS. Dass cotton
ss.s o. ss 9s M
Brown Sso7o sHBs . Rs is asoa zsR Es.n &se
Syz7 frts,erd Eowsr2o B Buskner Stanton NswmSn
fsps TIKI so
Norwood Carroll, Hoy &cos Wright Aliens Phelps i
sSs soar Ehs Rsns Duffy
5 ns d. bss Rsss sa,,ss
s. hhds casbags il sges Schneider Wise2
sas % bales hay = Geos sacks BRAN
ealbas s Del piows sami Loskss mdse
mss : s.ap P
Rockford, brown 4co-4 Grnsseys do orders DO
do Cummings Gcn-l ldo Payne Harrison
- A enkle Gco2 Muller-l Wood, Miltenbeigsr
CO. Walker, Hutchinson &co-t w Il Campbe-sundries
order-Total 692 bales cotton.
DEER CREEK-Per steamer Grand Duke-l15 bales cotton
Ward Hunt &co-!U. Pitcher Gcodrich-S3 Payne Har
son6s Washington Jackson aeos John Watt aeos bales
Summers Acois Esin 8eo-5o Thos Henderson Peals
Jno Williams Sco32 BARLEY johnson 4coS2 do Rotchfod
F'psss sse
sens Sss
g Lloyd Friesons Hughes Hyllested 6co-sWest Tere
&co-S Cleveland Brothers &eo7 Harding Abbay Morehead
II WALLACE Viewer P1illips Nixon 4co5 Martin. Cobb
&co-S A Il May &co-5 J Rugely-5 do A TuIly &co-S
Coleman, Britton Withers-Total lt62 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Per Crosse Tete-9I bales cotton
Sluugh Smith McRae-i0 do Wright Alien-36 Byrne
Vance &co-3O Hawkins Norwood32 Bellocq Nohlom Sco
20 Prtciard Fowerg3 Payne 4 Harrson-24R Nugent
co22 Levi &co-19 Washington Jackson&col4 Fellowes
colt Frierson Conway Eco 10 DaSlva &co-S Mil
tenh.rger &co8 John Wait Aco6 Montgomery White-5
N Harris Son-5 McKleroy Bradford-5 b Brady eco
Cn.rsr Harrison &So-ls do As Nit nbeser Borron2
ton Thos Henderson fsae-O Lloyd Frsrson-s Edward
Whle-lS do Menard Yignaud-7 do Ar Menberger Bor
ton-0 bis moasses do sugar AuriananN-sundres
to ofder-Tota $40 bales cotton. u, Az
BAYOU sARA--Per steamer Capitol-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. !
City Hall. September 3. 1859, !
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans. \

september b.,
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
No. 1909.
Reooloed That the Of thousand dollar sbs
and the sas Is hereby appropriated by the Common
Of the city Of New Orleans be the City Treas
er IN part payment as required, warrants Of The
orhington Force Pumps - together one Of 90
inch cast Iron pipe und five miles Of pipe
me erection Of house for said force pumps and laying
portion OF said pipe the whole in sufficient supply
Of water be furnished for expguishment OF Ores
cleansing the streets and aiding and promoting sauary
ditton OF atmosphere IN and city Orleans
be furnished and delivered the oily New Orleans ac
cordance with Specifications file in the office Of the City
to erected by the C Surveyor the Camel
and that the laying Of all said pipe shall arranged
ecnted BY and Under the direction Of said City Surveyor
Resotyed further, That the Mayor hereby author
ei 10 enter into contract with the parties furnishing
delivering to the the aforesaid double pumps Pipe
IN accordance With specifications Of the Surveyor all tho
the hrht part Of this resolution. -
[Signedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
lslgned) GHAS. II. WALDO,
.,., President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Csigned) GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
In accodsncs with the foregoing resolutions notice hereby
given that scaled proposals will be received my until
the 2ith OF October 1885, ut 10 O'Clock NJ for the
J. contract for The erection of building on the levee
opposite Canal street. for the steam pumps Of the city
contract for the furnishing Of one mile of cast Iron pines
valyeA etc., for the city water works. :
contract for furnishing and placing two donbeacting
Worthngton Force Pumps each capable lifting
ing 900 gallons Of hour together with me boilers
chimney. pipes, etc.; tbs whoe complete.
The aforesaid contracts performed accordance with
office. = - " -
SEQ I'd GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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bacon. ss w
..APALAcHIcoLA-Psrs Gamer MuDnerlyn- lobbs whisky
B0sToNPsr shp Harvard 1879 bales cotton y haiss
sss q s:s HEMP mem g 80 z
LrvERPooIPer ship Harvey Birch4ssc bales eoaea ~
tens guAno. III %
.a. s IS st. % s'''
~ s ss pork % Do sAf
lmporss.
RUATAN IsLAND-Per schr Jss foons-o. frut 70 J
RIO DE yAsEIRo- Per bark RssuA-ssoo bags coffee to
RIO DE- JANEIRo--Pcr brig scandiassoo bags coffee to
Negropone / Agslestc.
PH1LADRIPHrA--Per ship Emily Augusta--Assorted
BALTlNoRE-rer ship rivrs owsn-sooo bag. coffee to
BosroN-per ship Ashland assorted mdse.
VERA GRUz-Per schr 900 specis Rruguiere eco
Zschars &co-l65 sacks cofe de Fnsntss- Is
&eo--Toia specie $4,000.
PENsACoLA-Per schr znlime-4s750 feet lumber loUOo
la his Thos Murray REQ.
6 bbls whisky and lot furniture TO order
PENsA Per schr Aurea 49, 900 feet lumber 600
PENSACOLA Per schr Phoenx-.0,0a0 # lumber 10000
laths to simpson 4 Derr. issf 's R77'0-
PoRT-Au-rRINcEPer schr Carrie sanford-4a bags eof
fes Ashley &eo3J bags beans Conrae $1,000 lbs log
wood GoldeaboW 4 Lasparre.
Receipts at the CarontieIet Canal.
sEELLs BANKsPer schr Deceada-45O bbs Shells order.
SHELL. BANKS-Per schr Ecair4o0 bis shells order.
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr Pere-S0O bbls sand, order.
order. rsr 'en' snAnf0ek-'00 '0is sand 10
+ PASS MANcHAC---Per schr Petite Clemenne-sO cords
MANDEyILLE-Per schr Three srs-soO bbls charcoal to
BILoxI-Per schr Kate-2soo bbls charcoal to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, lsth inst. at5P.M.
St. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Lire
E0K H., ST. 'Sr nI.ao;I nm At
lzssz&=EA with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Ths
6ne regular packet steamer John Warner H.
Patterson will leave for ST. Louis and all
ate landings above For freight through tickets all
poluts North, East or West, apply on board.
HPassepgers aud shippers rely the punctualiy Of
ttis steamer.
n8rEo berth considered engaged until paid for
A plan of the cabin be and secured
BY at the C,mpanys Office, 81 Camp street, or
Commercial Place.
aS-Ths above steamer will take freight for Memphis.
ia ches, qcksbug and all the Bends and will pay
tenton TO all way and plantation business.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.
oI0 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12
Shipping a',tslligsnts
CRRscsnr OyrIus, No. 10 Camp street, .
Wednesday Morning. October 10, 1850

Steamship Desoto Buloch, for New York via Havana,
=. = :. ~ Jas Connoly eco
Sn,p nsIvey Dltcn Neson, Tor Liysrpool Hart eco
snip Grtmsa, LORD, Tor havre, @ Jenkins Gco
Ship Hartford Davis for Liverpool, Jones Heo
snip y Harvard. Andros for Boston, Greeyy Farwe
q Metcaif &co
G Metcalf REQ
schr John Arthur Maxent, for Mobile Huntington Bro
Schr Helena, Burns, for Mobile, Huntington L BIO