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FRANCE. BROADBENrs 4 co.,

TH.c Ora swings Of tho Sussex County ana
CcnsclLtsIed Lottery q Delaware.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs co..
MAUA0BRS.
The Legislature OF Ae State Of Delaware A rs ast session
having given 70 France Brosdben Co ery
twenty years. we, the undersigned Commissioners appointed
BY The Governor Of said Sas supernlend he drawings Of
bers drawn this day
SUSSEX CouSrr-ClAss rs. ocrosEs 10, 1852
81, 66, IL, 6, 60, 70, IS, !, 60, 2, *
CONSOLIDATE Lorrxr-CLAss lN Ocrcsss 49, 1852
So, 60. IL. 8, IL, 81, GA, l6, n, &C, IS, 70, 3d.
October IL. 1859.
;Sss Z s*4hkzz. }cenra,..,s.sr,
FRANCE. BROAD61Nrs CO.,
Wilmington, Del
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Teu-
pecsThe the world whoesa and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. 8 Astor House.
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Premium

Jaqufth's Gallery, 167 Broadway.
Photographs, Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes.
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Boteheior's Hair Dye, Wigs ana Foa-
peesIhe best 10 tho world surpassing al made Sold ana
applied as the mandatory, zc Broadway.
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A SIX FOR LEDIARD's MORNING CALL
- ~ ~ LEDr1RDs MORNING CALL.

The popularity of this fine ,,,nr,r
Tonic AND INvIGORATING CORDIAL KITTEN ,,
tation of the above. 49,, a, ssk Cor
The public and the trade therefore cautioned 70 asn
Lediars Morning Call which is unequallcd or us
@ auI re for diarboa and chlls and te-
yer ii is particularly valuable at this season AVE
,ly spe,,sia ia character fully established -
also invaluable those OF either sex sunerng from
ar debility strengthening ana terave pro-
pertes rendering IL unfAilng . 4, aa.a ~, :
For ordinary use beverage y unsurpassed py any
cordial ever offered public notice. Tor us purify and general
excellence. ,,s,,,;
Travellers and yaohsnen VIII una most agfeeabie al
dtion TO their sor ,,, ,,o,~,vc 80,
Tonic Diure,ic and Ant-Dyspeptic
IIQuEUR HiGIENIQUE DAPRES RASPAH.
For sale by druggists, liquor dealers So
Wholesale depot 81 South William street
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Williamson Brothers, the Brooklyn
aristsphoographs Cameotypes and Daguerreotypes A9
Fulton street.
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Winter Hosiery.
MoODYs Shirt Emporium 262 Broadway
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The Minnesota Election.

The Minnesota Election.
CHICAGO, Oct IS, 1852
Twenty Ave counties in Minnesota give 2,716 republican
majority. The counties to hear from gave $40
publican majority in 1857
The st. Paul Times of the 18th says that the republican
minority in the State Senate T. and in the House 80
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 2l Broadway. Of Murray
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At McLEE'S WEDDING CARD DEPOT, 6e5 BROAD.
"A way, elegant Cards and moderate prices.
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News from California and the Amoor

News from California and the Amoor
River.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL WITH THREE
DAYS LATER NEws-JUDGE TERRY UNDER BONDS
POLITICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRES
STATE OF TRADE, ETC.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1s, 1850
The overland mail, with San Francisco dates Of the
Goth ult, arrived last night
The Pacific Railroad Convention had adopted resoIu.
tons favorg the Central route appointed committees to
mature plans TO be recommended to the Legislature and
Congress, and adjourned to meet at Sacramento in
January.
Judge Terry had been placed under $40 900 bonds to
appear for trial on the charge of killing Senator
-Broderick.
The schooner Lewis Perry had arrived the Amoor
river, with Russian Asia advices August IL small
steamer, capable Of ascending the river two thou
sand miles, had been launched at Nicoawski by com
pany OF Americans who have the privilege Of
tho river The Russian officials show the greatest favor
10 American enterprises, and encourage the immigration
OF American mechanics.
The bark Meta last in the Amoor river June %;
vessel and cargo insured in Boston.
The Sacramento correspondent of the San Francisco
ButsR says project is foot among the republicans
exclude Messrs Scott and Burch the Congressman
from the House Of Representatives the ground that
Ahe California Legislature neglected TO district the State as
required by Congress- or to comply with tho constitution
which says that representations shall be elected every
two years.
Nearly the whole town Of Monte Christie was DESTROYED
sy fire ON the 10Th. Loss $92, 900.
-1hcre had been another large fire at Diamond Springs
Involving loss Of $40 00O
Upwards Of sixty Pitt River Indians had been killed by
party Of citizens Of Pit River Valley, who design 10
keep volunteers in the field till the Indians are exter.
minated.
Business was dun at San Francisco, and quotations
nominal.
Sled from San Francisco September g. ship Charger,
Hong Kong; cath, ship Christina Sydney, N. s. W.
The Iowa Election.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is, 1852
Forty counties In Iowa give Kirkwood $780, and
Dodge 3,9Ss. The counties in 1857 gave Lowe $50
mojority There forty four counties to hear from.
The Minnesota Election.
CHICAGO, Oct IS, 1889
Twenty. Ave counties Minnesota give 2716 republican
majority The counties TO hear from gave $40
publican majority in 1857.
The st. Paul Times of the 18th says that the republican
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HARPER & BROTHERS. s27 TO a35 PEARL STREE
Ii Franklin square publish this day
HARRY LEE;
HOPE FOR 1Hr POOR
HOPE FOR THE POOR
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
ll, i. az

ldno muslin, as centS
Ia our large cities where there thousand happr
cheerful homes, where there lodging houses
accommodations at prices ranging from six 81 3
per night where there Of public chAres many
them having beds or AZ least shelter where only
the regular prisons are nightly stocked with the homeless b
color Of law by humanity refreshing to observe turned =
many that every night hundrsds are 70 be found WANDERING
be ash barrel coal box barge cearway open sta
case even upon the sidewalk where heat escapes fro
steam boilers beneath the pavement Such however n H.
case Its no object Of this story to discover the origin Of Z
designate general for this evil simply 70 trace IA
history OF one such TO show that hope for ia
young taken In time and 10 point out the direction which
to look for better things There foundation
every incident Introduced may be interesting ne reader
Of the newsboys lodging house New York them
BY the Superintendent accomplished Ne design with which
WAS written melting several Of its auditors seek hounea
The country and Is now giyen to the public with the hope ~
may awaken deeper interest In institution which
sready done much fer the homeless boys Of New
Extract from Preface.
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Tho Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company have reopened 96 Broadway whore they offer
sale their celebrated nolscle Sewing Machines reduced
prices. branch ONCE l82 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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A SPLENDID NUMBER OF
IA FRANK LESLIES ILLUSTRATED
FRANK LESLIES ILLUSTRATED
FRANK LESIIE'S ILLUSTRATED
FRANK LESIlE'S ILLUSTRATED
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
FRANK LESIIE'S ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER.
NEWSPAPER.
NEWSPAPER.
NEWSPAPER.
NEWSPAPER.
NEWSPAPER.
No. 2U3 contains
Twenty engravings; illustrating La Mountains balloon ad
venture and miraculous escape.
Pictures Of the magnificent wedding in New York Por-
traits Of the the wedding dresses che brides
dress costing 1000 Beautiful engraving OF The cere
mony in ST. patricks Cathedral Pictures Of The jewels pre-
scented 10 the bride costing over $4,000.
Together with
Complete list Of the Brides Magnificent Trousseau
And her unrivailed wardrobe.
Pictures Of the celebration OF the Sens New York.
Portrait Of Senator Broderick lately shot
Large and accurate engraving Of the battle between the
Chinese and English showing the exact posons Of the ships
and forts
And other interesting pictures
This will be Of the best interesting numbers
issued Of
FRANK LESILES
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
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Fall Fashion Hats for 1850.
WHITE the halter ZIG Broadway opposite St Paus church
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THE FIREMAN'S CELEBRATloN-THK DIAMOND WE'D
DiNG-FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BRoDERICK-
TERRY DUEL-PROCEEDNGS OF THE NATIONAL
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION NEWS FROM BRITISH CO.
LUMBIA-wEsTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ARR
IONA LOCAL NEWS OF THE METROPOLIS-MAR-
KET NEWS, ETC., ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD regular edition to day wednes
day viii contsn the Startling Intelligence ar
pers Ferry Va of Extensive Negro
Of the United States Arsenal by the
Bridge Fortified and Defended by Csnnon-Rarosd Trains
Fired nto-Batlc between Troops and the Insurecicns
The Kansas Free State Leaders the head Of the
uon &c, &c. II will also give full and graphic Of
the Diamond Wedding Marriage Of Miss
Frances Amelia Bartlett ito Don Estsban sar Cruz de Owl
edo-Immense jam ST. fatricks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dis
course Of Archbishop lit ghes the Happy Coupfhe Crush
Of CrnolnesCarrisges and the Creme de la Crcme-The
Reception Home-The Marriage Presents &c. &c.
Among its contents will be found Of the Second
Trierr a Parade Of the New York Fire peparmen,News
from California with further particulars OF Boderck
Terry Duei-Intense Excitement In Caorna-The Imposing
Obsequies and oraons at the Grave &C. &cThe Proceed
ngs of the National Episcopal Convention a, Richmond Va
The Conversion Refuses Reinsate Bishop Onderdcnk
large Majory-News from British Columb-Leiter from
Correspondent at Marietta Ohio Descriptive of the Western
Antiquities III tina, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Ariz)naEdito
rails Prominent. Evenis-A the New York
and adjoining Cries Of General InteresTheaica Notices.
Police Reports Ceroner Inques and Occurrences OF the
previous week interesting important 10 the general reader
Each weeks the FAMILY HERALD contains report
OF The Condition Of the New York Cattle Market with the
sraun, of Siocl fr s.la tha Condition The rr
v 'eA w s"'e' We" o'',o.' w. 'Nss. ~.
which they were sod &C. dc Report oil the Prices OF all
kinds of Family Marketing at Washington Market in New
York City, Commercial and Money Market Reports Marriages
and Deaths Tor the week. large of miscellaneous
reading.
TERss-The yAxmr HERALD published every Wednesday
at Two Dollars Subscriptions received at the Office
corner Of Fusa and Nassau streets Single comics r
..r,a, - "a ,h,.ir., :, a. :. "a 80 -.
eeh'r' !" oc az oe oce anu vi a Al
vertsements inserted at the usual HERALD rates.
Dr0wlMGs OF the Delaware state IIotte-
res-WooD, Eddy CO. managers OF the
81 ~ "a CL AZ 30 30 ~ o9ressR - 1899
OF, o, 20, %, %, ov, ~, Z, %, DO 10, ~.
- phLMARL-CLAss NO ~ OcIoBKR u 1859
ehVuias sent ee u expense ~ snar SsnS 10
Wiminrton Dea,ware
who II Knox s-Bre athes there d man
with soul SO dead who upon his head chapeau
made by pox cannot be possible And yet the question
Fulton street: and II anybody wishes y neat ee
CANT becoming Hat Cap article can be OBJ
aimed there.
viITr -. ha,,a o1s ps nOa 49,: 9. p.,,...
" 49, -A.'e-, o Ay opp0s-'e o. "u' 'nufcn
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with soul dead who upon his head chapeau
made by kpoxs cannot be possible And yet the question
has been asked, WHO Knoxr popular down
ha..er whose store st No ~ Broadway
CANT and becoming fall Hat Cap such article be
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HIPS Hair Dye so cents. ImImlta BILE
hair outing In styles and workmanship unequaed ct No
tarclay street
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TOUvEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION FOR IN
81 s,antly cleaning kid gloves Wholesale retail at Ne
ll3 Grand street, few doors west of broadway
JAMES NEARY, Manager,
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ENAlkBANKy STANDARD SCALK9
Nero thAA hundred different Inoii6sasou~ 1880
every branch q b1.ness where ACCURATE pvszs
SCALE required These scales IN nearly evuR
country throughout the civilized world nm oNEv 60
FOUND BALANCES fnAf HAVE unRnnD AND RECnIvnp 60.
viDnncE AND PATRONAGE PvDLIo.
Call and examine. send for illustrated circular.
FAIRBANKS CO..
k69 broadway. YUne
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AT JONES, 10 AND u ANN STREET-N FRENCH
boots "a 80 double sole water proof boo1s
Please call and see them before purchasing.
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The Iowa Election.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is, 1859
Forty counties In Iowa give Kirkwood $780, and
Dodge 3,9Ss. The counties in 1857 gave Lowe $50
mojoriy. There forty -four counties to hear from.
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Yesterday the registration Of voters commenced
Throughout the city the attendance Of voters very m
ted exceeding the full number of votes poll
ed In Of the districts the inspectors to receive
the Of voters alleging that they be guided
by the poll lists Of the last elecen and until the poll list
transferred no names could be received Many Of
the inspectors told the voters that they the
week before the election and have their registered
In the inspectors took the old poll lists
copied the names Of referring to the directory
tain their accuracy Everything was quiet throughout the
eli
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotte-
ries.-WOOD, EDDY Co., Managers of the
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
LOTTERIES.
pELAwAEE-ExrRA Glass No. 54s ocrossR 1s, 1859.
81, 8, %, So, So, go, 20, 4, 81, 66, Is, 72.
DxLAwARE-CLAss No. $50, OcTosKR Is, 1859
AZ. IA, SO, 49, "a, Is, FL, %, 10, 20, "a, 49.
Circulars sent free Of expense BY addressing
I'm
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Seamless Caps.
WHITE, the Halter, zig Broadway.
Gentlemcn's Fashion Hats.
WHITE, "then Halter, ZIG Broadway
Ladies' and Children's Furs.
Stock unequalled.
Prices moderate.
0ENIE'S Bazaar and Hat store
507 and 5l3 Broadway
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CAUTION.

The undersigned caution all p<xssns against nffingsus
NJ their patents for
DOUBLE CONE PENCIL 0HARrENER,
py either making vending using without authority thar
are 70 prosecute all VIOLATIONS o. Aer right Tho
only genuine article j. " Ga
q Ssssos Maine end for which Cook AtrrtN Brown,
beekmah street. New York. wholesale stat oRexs TO-,
sole agents. and to whom an orders Sddreed EsO
and Dec. 18Th, 1857"
JOSEPH ". O7RANOR
BANGOR, Me-, March 2 1853. SAMUEL DABlLN0.l
COOK. MERRITT BROWN invite the attention d wihsse-
sale dealers 70 The above uaefu superior article = No
as ther premum series OF Windsor and Csn Miis ~
AND carefully selected stock of Foreign DOess r.
Snssy Aso sole agents for Greene INK Braze Hts
Gil Sharper Pas Patent Press and mannfse
turers agents for the sale OF Pennsyfv anita States Ae
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AIRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING sYRUP,-MRS -WYNa
A LOW An experienced nurse and female physician -
soothng syrup for children eethng which greatly fsciat
inflammation WIN allay all pain and regulate 10
bowels Depend upon II mothers win give rest 70 yorr-
selves and relief and health Infants Perfectly sse a
sl cases Sold everywhere Price only Is per boja
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

journal Jan1s The most
aging prospects, i will A. =. that a. time 30
and sever. new and important sddea which, together
with Its handsome pictorial Illustrations, must increase It's
ASkfGyETgRE.Ihi;, =. heretofore: viii b the leading
nsr worthy great foster Every
Of Southern h will receive due tier
practical and found worthy Of adoption large
s,e constantly writing for this OF the
I, constantly filled with
universally the useful features
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
stead for 1885, viii received general y
many admirers, and welcome extended to the
hsss s ut
appear in the Homestead" for 1859 from the pen Of Mrs
HLgsrEAT1oNs-The Homestead will continue, Al
News Summary of Foreign and Domestic events, will
intelligence etc. condensed present II
ct n BE given to Mar
or 1859 IS the editors are determined their paper
To the Southern People.
We now offer you periodical which perma emily esah
to the grsa, vital in erss's Of h
similar paper Union We therefore scuthe,
and furnish his family and useful reading to give
A FORM AND m ees is
lshed weekly each nsmber containing eigh large pages
With following
@ sasy
Send for specimen numbers pr0spscsvsss s, IS; Al, Max
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
CECOND HAND ENGINES. BOILERS ANr

SECOND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AND
. MACHINERY for Sale.
One Second Had Steam Engine Of four feet stroke and
bedpae with Fly Wheel fourteen feet in diameter having
castiron and center. Together with two Pumps all
Pipes All In complete ordervery little
and is suitable for Sugar Mill or Draining Wheel.
Doctor Engine inches diameter and l6 II ches stroke
with three and iron pumpiu complete ORDER
Engine inches diameter ayd l6 inches stroke
with four cast.iron pumps-n com 'lete ORDER.
Two smaller Engues-no complete but be made
large lot of Second Hand Hog Chains of various sizes
from inch to az inches in dianeter-wish swyes Guard
Srups, etc. ST..
Tw Second Hand Double Fued Boilers ~ inches diameter
and 80 feet long with Fire Fronts Safety Valves BLOW on and
Check each Boiler be used sinel
neced They have been in but short time and in
cellent order
One Boiler without Fues AZ inches diameter and % feet
onghas head only and has been in perfect repair
Is suitable for Cistern.
GEORGE PATTERSON,
rorpo IF nolo nd Ma Jaavpn strnAtq
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T. AvAROC & CO., -..-.
w No.x144iRoyAL STREET,
-OFFER FOR S ALE
In Store:
600 boxes ABsYNTHE, G. F. Berger.
100 =. :. Sanvegol, Bruneton Co.
12o casks cLAREr, ordinary.
ITO :. :. Chateau Dillon of!diferent qualities.
800 CLARET Chateau Dillon, Cos dEsourns, Mar
gaux, etc.
200 boxes WHITE WINE Haut sauterne.
50 half casks WHITE WINE, superior qaality.
200 baskets ANIsETTE, Chauvet Fills.
5000 EMPTY DEMIJoHNs !, 2, 8, gallons.
FROM o. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
coco PERE & Fills,
ACHILLE PETIT,
j. B. BARON,
A. MAURELL,
Az WON,
j. A. GUERIN,
J. ToURNADE,
PELICAN,
GUILLEMoT.
BOYER,
f. BoREL, etc., eto
EXPECTED PER SHIP ARAMEDE SNOW, FROM Dor
DEAUX:
30 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE J. Lafaure
20 casks CLARET, Chateau Dillon;
do WHITE WINE, Graves, superior quality
$500 boxes CLARET, GML:
100 casks do GML;
25 barrels WHITE WINE, GML.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARsE1 LIES
500 baskets SWEET OIL, j. Pagniol
90 boxes CASTLE SOAP. mis- lyMo
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E7-PoIar Star r.. A...-Chapter No. IL
Regular every SATURDAY evening O'Clock
at tho Grand Ledge Masonic Masonic Hail. st. Charles street
Holland F.. K; George Evans, E. s. rank Bart,
A.. C;: W. o Wilson, G M. 81 " T.: Christian q.
Treasurer Chas W, Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
dlsly GHAs W. CLARK. sec'y.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

t1-NOtice-I.O. y. M.-The members Of the
Order generally requeed to meet q spading hogers
Museum and Amphi,heser, on FRIDAY EVENING, August
Nv order nj thu q n A. au16 At
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ITO COTTON PLAHTERS-T TAKE PLEASURE
In announcing that Messrs. VAUDEVILLE McIL-
KENNY are nv authorized agents in this city to make con-
tracts for the use Of
MY INVENTION
-For-
Summing up the Seed Gotten on Plantations
Into Yarns,
And all business in relation to it.
will only here that make the same capital the same
location the same power the expenses very nearly
that now raises gins bales the cotton spin that with
the addition machinery costing about half what the in
creased value the first will be- and which is
attended by surplus labor Of the plantation IN little girls Of
TO- women, old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns in the World The danger from he
ginhouse immensely reduced with ether advan
ages great value. great Importance Is that
all this Is fully demonstrated by Its successful daily operation
the plantation Of Col Geo s. Verge, Yazoo City.
Planters desiring fun patticnass referred to
Agents. as above.
Applicants FOR agencie will please address them, enclosing
testimonials.
! mys smsw GEO. @. HENRY.
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SUCCESSION DE GEORGE CoLLIER-No Is, 7l3-vENTE
de N agasins de vaeur sur Ia rue Poydras.
PAR PALFREY f. CO.,

JULIAN NEVILLE d CO., AUCTIONEERS, Ap-
praisers Agents for the sale Of Real Estate,
Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
9Paricular attention paid to the purchasing and selling
of Plantations.
Ra-OGhcee No ii Commercial Place. ia7H
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I OUISIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE NO. 50 CAMP STREET.
Capital S3OO.O0O.
DIRECTORS.
j. I.apeine, T.. H. Harris,
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert,
A. d. Grieh, j. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob Zolly, Amadeo Landry,
a T.. Ganucheau.
This will be transact business the LIST of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will against the per of the
rivers loss and damage by fire. and all usual risks
the current rates of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made those insuring In this Office.
CANUCHEAU, President.
A. PIcoLEr, Secretary.
New Orleans, August IL, 1859. an1Sd
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EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARsEl LIES
500 baskets SWEET OIL, ]. Plagniol;
m hoxes CASPJJ,ESQAP 1vNo
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raARLEs HE1ps1EcK cHAmPAesE-

CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE
This celebrated Wine Of the above brand mas
qesn will continue received by the undersigned IN
quantities increased demand Of dealers snd con
Thoroughly satisfied, from the strongest evidence
hat from the closest nea descendant OF the old and
st established house Heidsct Co., Of Rheims they hav
taken hold Of with determination TO bring and ~ claims
70 Distinction before the public more generally than here
ofore The superior quality Of this article must satsy spy
hat i eanaion from where great attenfon
~ wal thorough experience have been brought 70 hsr in
IT. production Charles Hedsieek has given his whole mind to
the perfection Of his wne and making worthy Of the NAME
Frequent Wits to the United sates haye enabled him
fully to understand and appreciate the and wahes Il
consumers and Of his having pro6tsd BY information
evidenced by the Champagne the palate Of
the counoseu-A wine unsurpassed for s rich bouquet md
general excellence The varieties Of brands cf Chaupas
greatly doubt to confuse the purchaser hut tbs
good and genuine wine must ,ok for Charles Hesek
h full the label we'll the corks and capsules
I. ". BAYAUD kCo.
General Agents for North America, New York.
under mentioned Houses besides many others here
and ct retail with all the principal tel-keepers.
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