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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04
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NAEtSO'ehn ~ II n IIrinary OTgans and aen

r,uERQE EE REHAEDY AN 6 Y NJ la a li1fsn y Cen
ASo - n nisIsses rnary organs, anu eS
- attscraiye ana Blood Purifeftt - .otio,e fail
fn
" ariTely unlike every other mediGtne N,a.a,s
gB ~ Il Inascs ne il eOntns Mineral fois9h oE M he
@ HehettG , ~ TTena red from Roots, Barks ana Leaves " ~
DIVE = n,easen aud delicious syrup . - ,rd f.lea
tOn VI natnres remedy Tor Gohorh M
B9 md especially recommended ior rpl ~
on ~ General nlteraye sna blood pafiheI II iii M ~ Iisnu
81 10 cure Scfotula Secondary Syplll ahn
lu Mrrcutial sill ErupSe Diseases, t
lar aud nC nanently than any other to
mort y cleansing the Nc
~ uos ~ a1 oiina plily and vigor thus ren2gn
Ntarn 10y NJ al ali im0ure perniceus causes WHICH ny
oI3 cases of onorrhea and Glee ihat hEe ny a Il
skil1 Il is especially recoTfnehoeu ~ .ae Tavs
tlt and it cures IN rom ol
nefea y @ nses noiyely all scadins neat M
pain. s., +re hreath or interfere with any class oil
business. - m From other medicine.
~ can NV on the oetahle or IN Wy ste JIs,
sa,t ~ ~ is S ever being suspected remedy tof p
eases .,se on ynnereai disease with uii a1ree'''ho "
~ eapan cure accompany each bottle. -. A ar,,a
the For mi paculars get Circular FREE lfoA s
store N W od retail for g per bottle or htse
R Z ta druggists and dealers in neaeies " no
N ~ ~ He Tinted States, and n wholesale oS M
gists. ,,FpWIN Sole Prpprietors ST. Louis, mo-
j WRIGHT & CO..
Nes ii and Isl Gharres street e,4,
~ wholesale Agents for the SCUM y tii
=, ;,,s "' ial6 1y&W
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

S,SISRSC aRANDiEs : WE HAVE ,sst,ns Gqon {ro,5
bend and are receiving by direct @ hi.
1spp5 "a 10 our stock of this celebrated enn sS
agare brand 1895 } pipes asr a sa eighth
ansreF w invite the attention of the trade snd Eo AZ or
Generally as this article is pure ana eh"u''e'e
Sasv yoyt terms and prices by r . m "a Id Iayes st.
W III. S' '9 Sole agents In this city
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1EAI ESTATE AGENT-J9HSSa SaiaIs fgsoEhslP she PSsi S3
IIAhz - pfre NJ stairs, nearly ehees Wants IF
~ ass u Leasing Renting ara TGss,on % ,s cites Il New
in9royed I'M aad Carrollicn Also TO ne nSss ia
oFisss' s basaess entrusted TO him promptly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04

BY order Of
iugs, 1 heret
telnber, isbU,
The contract
totwit:
A contract
nal, from Url
The same
lions ou file !
the official j
ailAl 2gL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04

BY order Of +,
ings, ! hereby y.
September, leO
office, the cor
Common Gotln.
A contract
curbstones and
street, from +
The work I
file in the Sur
cial journal.
au30 It
-f-=i'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04
CONlTslT I

BY order Of Il
ings, thereby i I.
1860, l will read
tract No, 1, nilt'
tofwit F:
A contract for
stones and woo
from Dorgenols
The same 70
the Surveyor g
Journal,
auD Ut
..-i4----sSlls--aiz-sl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04
OHIO RIv Err.
FORT ADAMS s.

FOTs FoRT ADATIS, TthloA; fIS ny ApS. pas
- Raven Sgga the Inc ~ ne,S s t,tN
having been newly nt.a o@s tss ~ nIant thG
eHeRded wl leaving every THURSDAY EeENlN''
o'cloek EUGENE IANQI ~, NPehl
AH2 I'm ---E---@-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04

By order Of
ings, ! hereby
her, 1850, /
the contract Y
A contract
Canal, from 4
The same e
in the Survey
journal.
nii30 LIT
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pn, FRIp AY Packet for yiekshmrg and the BsnaS;
hsssss FOR sHIPNa1THH1fss WITH fsndaa hANnliIRN's NnliIRen'ss
Dnckport Eeksbag IN MSFRs9en Raane1 Va VA
NJ Vat Adams Red River Landing Iqniea
Mogsn Point Byog Sara II ipf, land
new and elegant passenger packet sIeAlea M
Keene Capt W b Richardson VIII as asove every
It r throughout the season. Forife'sh q
passage apply TO u. R. CARROLL Cos
Agents 53GarondeletsteeL.--
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pEoPLEiS LIN e.

.sN.ngsE,E,s LENE-EnK LIE M0AThh6 ~
iAnnt{ SSRA AND FORT AuaMtsstF-a tst.a9
saaneh aud cGn. orsas ad sSTcs every
5assassSSs g oIden age. sHpSji APP, "ss'
5s@s1TTTT7FPSNy EVENING, al . CUES
running PASSENGER Steamer Sv N; NJ NJ
The subsistence 5an usno leaves rtEspAs EF SNiN'
a. a sssss, a.se'elock. R.w ADAMS & Co. AGENTS
oI
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ROzRanIAN's HOSPITAL.
~ No. 80 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Nesrthe Carrolltou Railroad Terminus

DR.. N. BszEMAN Gate Of Montgomery AIa.) having To-
Gated in New Orleans takes this method of announcing his
readiness practice and to receive patients
pta The building he has fitted hospital Il admirably
and desirable of the city that he warranted in saying
that it affords unusual Advantages
The generally large airy, under
gone thorough repair
Both whites and blacks admitted
The rates of board will depend the kind of
tons required All surgical operations charged Office
Fl bui1 liz LyIy
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gsss "Ash'0 I
Y.AKE END OF THE PoNTcHARTRAlS hAAhf'o4ND

rs Inform the public that this well known honSe %
Ill on SUNDAY March Il and assure @ .he
i opab tbet they will supply them IN heiI usual
o9 NJ nrv hest The Affords and tht are
viii he psd 10 convenience and eeno M to
them. .a,;ad uttiI he choicest Wines, ana
Their cellar II ny NY % srrnased The very best cooks VIII
always Dc On situated entirely distinct from W
ba and has newly furnished - ,lrouph the
@ - Orders for private parties, addresses 10 en
Postsofiee will receive imrei"'e JafbEs GoURCHE CO.
| mi 3m --------- =
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ror sale u sane te noefs ~ snaf " g. DE Isle j.
rhird n,strietc W. cULBERTsoN, v ST. cERAN,
}, LARosE. ,r,, AN ssu,-s,
o Fourth District-J. F. SMITH G. NJ BEMAtAs BEMAtAs, Sc.
9 sHUMwAY. TAG and smnsles'
!, -aouldings, etc, ETC.
/ sea 2pIt .r "a nriees in lots suit purchb
J. | - 10 to"est ' SIMPSON & DORR,
= pars py New &asln
sa30 1y nr,r,
uBsPANIDUs sTEAM aA ~ saasl Fissters to
~ TnanidusS steam Grenuatng Pans whGn @ ma Seeied
ii use for the last four gears ana nave siN -
satisfaction, = f,,,;s,, a Fe,y more thes Pans
| this W EalSisii ias horrt' Mas -sef
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04

I UlzBER-LUREBEEs-LU
100000 feet IL and 1S dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and dressed.
100000 feet ia and III wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and grooved.
100000 feet II dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL,
ING tpngued and grooyed
100000 eet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tengued and groeved.
hOO50 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING square edged.
10000 feet dressed WEATHERBoADS. 4
NoN0 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
tSu,uUO feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Lathsf f' NJ R
Sashes Doors Blinds ). L., rSv I, r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04
STREl

S'Ih Ell
-~~->-~s->~~
CECoN
- TO the Sc
streets, as e.
One bay s
Which ii 4
on paid, W
SATURDA
New 0rle
Registered
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-04

EPAyl|
IA ste col
eilcoignure
Tn pUnla|
81 lie dit r
payts, il s|
SAMED1,
~ AL
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Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. GHaRLEs HoTEL Horace Gone, Texas; q
Eageton, Philadelphia; Z NJ Taylor, New. York j;
2 Binford, Ala; G A Beleher, X; S Halves, w
W Thompson. ST. Louis. Forrest, Tenn; J.
Campbell and lady, Md D + Carter. Ireland; a.
Warwick n Y; j N Houston, Texas Z P Drain,
Havana ; B D skidmore, A u; DR. ] Holland,
Memphis j Jones. Ala; w D Brigham, La
Texas Mrs ] B Todd and child, Mobile Charles
f. Latham N. Y: JAS L Boyd, Sallie Boyd, Ala.
ST. Louis HoTEI.-Dr ] Moreau, G Notrebe,
st, Bernard; II Walker Ala; Jne Madden, Mem
phs Mrs De Sierres; G De Siefres, France, F de
Gorhar, Mexico n L Smith, Jno Brutes, N Z; W
] McCull0h, Ascension, L w Sander jackson !;
Newton Huston, Texas; Mr. Payne, s. Charles; J
n Graham, Tenn; Capt Johnston and lady, De
Soto; Mrs Charles, Y.
Cry HeTEL.-G Duncan, Texas; X King
and lady. Miss J NJ Kinney, Texas; ] Il Lesry and
servant, N O; w o Key and family, Miss, Mrs ] A
Lane, w Fl Forrest, Tenn. Z T Lord, Galveston !,
W Luekess, VA ] G Ford, Ky; n Sharkay. Mag
uaa; D A Todd and servant, Texas; q Hill,
Miss; Dr. W S Horr, Mo-; " O Roberts, Central
America Col T Slater, " II johnson, Ky; A
b Anderson, KY; w Nv johnson. s Johnson, d
johnson, La; L Z Whaley, Texas; Z e Ken
nedy. Miss; Il 4 Wall and lady. La; w q Talbot,
Texas; r G Brown, L IL Grgsby, T Moody and
lady, la NJ N Wofford, Miss; Chas Davis, La /;
Miss Howell. S 3 Scale, Texas; C r Perry, Banco ;
S Shuckelford, Mo; /. Adams, Texas ii
son, Md; Jno I Simpson, Md.
ST.. JAAEs HoTRL.-J A Noreross, II Ball. J /;
James Frame lava VIM MeBuFney, Mo; L Z
Norman Ala; B F oarhrough, Ark & 81 Pegoes,
Texas; " Ware, Ky; Hart. Ark; I Thomp-
son, Ark; Shelton, LA; J A Foster, Texas.
syrrr. Charles 70. E6eiis, Dentist, No. I52
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

Hook AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY No. l.-This
Company, on last Wednesday night, held their an
nual election for officers, which resulted in the
choice of as efficient set of gentlemen as can be
shown by any company in the city. We publish
the list in another column this morning, and must
congratulate No. for the wisdom of their choice.
A meeting of the Company takes place next We'd
nasda
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CERTIFICATES REGARDING THE STEAMER H. r. w.
HILL.-It is a matter of no little Importance to
rayelers when aboutto embark on a steamboat that
they should be in possession Of the most reliable
information regarding the safety of her machinery,
the strength Of her hull and the means afforded for
escape in case of accident. That the public may
have this information, Government has from time
to time adopted laws forcing owners and officers Of
steamboats, to post eonspicuously on their boats
evidence Of these facts but it is generally The case
that they are overlooked, or if seen, but little I'M
derstood, Itistherefere with pleasure that we call
attention, this morning, to the certificates of the
United States Inspector and the Inspector of the
New Orleans Board of Underwriters, regarding the
steamer q. r. w. Hill. The whole public are thus
offered an opportunity Of becoming perfectly famil-
lar with the advantages offered by that boat, and
we think the example of her owners and officers is
worthy Of imitation BY all steamboatmen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29
SUCCESSION DE G. v. JoNTE, DECIDE
ct Positive yente-six Terr&ins dams la VIII,
son, ct une Esclave. "
....-. ... PAR J. B. WALTON,

Encanteur-40 rue
~ Is Bourse ST. Charles, en- yertu de ct conform
ordre de Honorable P. H. Morgan JUICE de la De1
de District, date lie Is dScernbre 1860 dossier de
lh04, seront vendues, les prophecies srivantes DO
de "a succession de G. Y. Jonte, decide, savoir--
SIX TERRAlNS, dams Ia paroisse de jefferson
borne par les rnes Laurel, Cadiz, Jersey ct Valen
par les Nos II l9, incusiveinent mesurant chaeul
pouces ct gnes de face Ia rue Laurel sur une p,
ITO pieds, entire hgnes PARALLELS; lie terrain No i
cognnre des rues Laurel ct Cadz.
l'esclaye PAULINE alsae de q ans.
Ea- CONDITIONS DIES BIENS F0NDS-De
credit, avec intdret raison de six pour cent Ian
ct huit pour cent Pan apres pecheance, avec hyp
clAle sur la proprieta yendue pour lie montnnt de III
De Observation-Disclosures fourIiira son billet
endosse In satisfaction de la tntrice, avec inerd
SIX pour cent Fan Pech6ance ct hut pour cent i
cheance, avec hypoibeqne spectacle sur fesclave
tant de faiiudica,ion.
Actes de vente pardevant D. I. Ricardo, noiairt
frais DIES nc1uareurs Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

BAIL or the LOUISIANA GRAYs.-The managers
OF this ball have placed Us under obligations for
tickets Of invitation. We shall euieavoF TO be
present, being sure that the affair will be both
pleasant and agreeable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29
WAREHOUSE BUILDING AT AUCTION, I
and for account Of the city of New Oriea
.z5..... BY J. B. WALTON,

Clty Eactioneer
4ss. =-1 Office 40 Cal
SATURDAY, Earn. $, 1861, at B2 o'cl
- NJ the 81. Charles Exchange, by order aud in pu
resolution No. 5446, Of the Common Gounclo of the C
Orleans, approved December 81 1860 for caNh 10 be
siTne Of adjudication, will be sold r. s
ALL THAT BUILDING known as the Salt w
Jackson and Manson, formerly Of McGil1, Jackson
ated at the head Of ST. Mary street. Fourth District
terials of whatever kind of which it has been bui
contained in it, measuring about 90 feet by ls9fee
The adjudication will be subject TO the approval o.
mon Cornell.
AJr CONDITIONS -ThepHrchaser will place hir
session. and will assume ali risks from the inoent
tfpn : he Will be required 10 remove the building,
materials from the premises within thirty days from
be retnos ed by The CITY at his expense and risk
other notice, Do
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SUCCESSION OF @. V. JoNTE. DECEASED
and Positive sale-six Lots of Ground in Jef
and one Slave.
BY ]. B. WALTON,

~ O' -. W AL ! oANs
Anctioneer-o Office, 40 Ct
SATURDAY, Januazy 5th, 1869
~ O'Clock VI. NJ the y Ehatles Exchange. by vi
pGEsGAhce Of an order of the Hon. p. H. Mo. gan, i.
Second District Court, dated December Is 1860, &
Nc. lT,p24. will be sold Tho following described /
account OF the succession Of c. v Jonte deceased
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in the parish of jeff
square bounded by Laurel, C6diz. Jersey and Vale
designated by the Nos. II to ID inclusive measure
Feet inches and lines front on Laurel street, by
feet, between parallel lines. Lot No. IA forming /
laurel and Chdiz Streets
The slave PAULINE, negro woman, aged "a Vi
E5- TERMS AND C0NDLFIONS-Fo the
Twelve months credit. with interest At the rate Of i
till maturity. and eight per cent. after maturity
mortgage on the property sold, for the amount Of
zion.
For the Slave: The purchaser TO furnish his M
months, endorsed to the satisfaction Of the tutrix,
at the rate Of six per cent, TIL maturity and eli
after maturity, with special mortgage on the slave
amount of the adjudication.
Acts Of, sale before d. L. Ricardo, Notary Publ
pense Of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

Every pArsou who Is DESTROYS of making HOLIDAY PRE-
sESTs 10 their friend., are invited to call at
New Grocery store,
before purchasing and examine line stock Of CHAM
PAdNEs, cLARETs FRENCH WINES, BRANDIEs and
coRDIALs, FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRES RvEs,
sJEIIIEs, FRUITS in JUICE, PRUNEs, ALMONDS, ENG
LIsH FILBERTs, PEeASs, ENGLISH wALEUTs AND
BRAZIL NUTS and you should wish something sub
aua TO present aged relative will; family Of
children. furnish you with choice {" MoREsQUE
FLOUR from ST. Louis; Kentucky Sugar. Cured HANS;
Louisiana and South CaolnN RICE, oil Process SUGAR,
Ctsole CRACKERS, Creole HoMINY aud MEAL, COFFEE
and TEA, Of ali grades; GOLDEN SYRUP, made In the
soBth; MotAssEs, aAGKEREL, SALMON, VIRGINIA
sHAD and BALTIMORE ROE HERRING, BUCRwHEAT
FLotg. CRASRERRIEs. FIGS, New Malaga RAIsrNs
and all kinds of FRESH FRUITS, in Cans.
II yon newly mared and about to houskeep
ing nothing would please your wife fer laying
ply Of articles than purchase Of fresh
SHAKER PRESERVES and few bottles Of PINEAPPLE
In Juice or En- ish and American PICKLES Oh
IVES, SAUCES ANCHoyIEs cAPERs, MUSTARD, SAL
AID OH, BoSELESs sARDTNEs, Dried Peeled PEACHES
Dried APPLES, PUMPKIN FLOUR, wHEATEN GRITs,
s8Go, TAPIoeA. FARINA, CORN STARCH, CHoCo-
LATE and COCOA.
We have other things that very essential such WASH
BOARDS, BRooMss BUCKETS scRUBBING BRUSHES,
CLOTHES LINES, CLOTHES PINS, SOAP, STARCH IN
MOO. BLUING, BASKETS, etc =|.= 5@.=.
- sB-Evcfything you went, You get at-Ea
7- Forwooa s. Gribble,s
New Grocery Store
Ios............c AMP sTREET.......... ..1os
10 sizsrs Building, corner of Poydras
HB.-Eehaye a large assortment Of PRESERVED CHER
RtEs. fresh PEACHES fresh TOMATOES, PINEAPPLE,
GREEN CORN CLANS SAUSAGE ME- At, etc. by the ease
for sale on account of Boggs Baltimore CHEAP
FaR CASH m#m d29 St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

FATAL STARBING AFFAIR AT LAKE BoRGNE.-
Coroner Beach and DR.. Berthelot yesterday held
an inquest on the body Of John Frank, a fisher
man, thirty-five years of age, who was brought up
from Lake Borgne the evening before and left at
Charity Hospital. He had a desperate stab in the
abdomen, which had cut the small intestines and
caused them to protrude through the wound nearly
a foot and half, he being in this condition when
brought to the Hospital. The story of the affair
was that he got stabbed whilst trying to separate
two of his friends who were fighting. The Goro
ner will collect the witnesses and examine them
some time this week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

g We must reconcile ourselves to OUT enemies
when We are dying,n as an old tope2 remarked
when he called te5 glas OF water,
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OFFICE or THE CANAL CARoEDELEr AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY
New Orleans. Dec. o. 1860,

New Orleans Dec. %, 1860.
Ms According to resolutions adopted at
meeting Of the Board OF Directors and COMMITTEE Of stock
holders the 18th December 1860 Sealed Proposals will
ceiyed the office Of the Company until FRIDAY s day Of
February, 1851 inclusive, for the leasing during period q
twelve years. Car0ndelet Dredge Boats Shell
road and BuiIdng the privilege Of collecting toll the
Canal the Bayou ST. John and the Sheirosd and all other
rights and privileges of the Company under its charter and the
amendments thereto Said Proposals TO be made with refer
the specifications adopted by said Company the 18Th
day Of December 1860 copy Witch certified by The secre
larry remains posted at the Office of the Company until the said
LIST day February 1861 inclusive for reference by the bid
ders, and the public In general
The shall sealed and addressed the under
signed Secretary Of the Company and marked respectively
Proposals for the leasing the C4rondeet Canal ec.p
LOUIS GAGNET Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

90 NEGROES FOR SALE-I Il
~ just arrived with One Hundred and Fifty
IA GR0ES, from Virginia and Maryland, such ,
~ fhanics, House Servants, Cooks Washers
honefs, and Field Hands. l will alse receive du
every month"; large supplies. exclusively from
| am determined 10 sell at prices to suit the times
ner of Baronne and Gravier streets, New Orleans
90 I'm i NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

sy-pr. Charles %. E6eiis, Dentist, No. I5a
Canal street. he.wssn arsndes. and Bagonne. Ne oEesns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

VIOLENT ASSAULT WITH A BRooM-srIcK.-J Juan
Garcia was arrested on Hospital street on Friday
night, on the charge OF having violently beaten
Francisco Sanchez with a broom-stick, with intent
to murder. Sanchez was 50 badly hurt that he had
to be sent to the Hospital.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.
New Orleans, Dec - 1860
Rg- The annual election for DIRECTORS Of
this will be held accordance wi the charter MON
DAY the 2st January, ISL the Banking House between
the hours OF 10 "A. NJ. aud . r. NJ,
d24 lot g. CRUZ At, Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

R& CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA
NS GRoES-The subscriber has just arrived v
FM gang of very likely Carolina and Virginia
NJ. GR0ES, consisting of Field Hands. House
wants. Cooks, Washers and Ironers, also No. Bri
will be receiving fresh supplies daring the seasc
wishing 10 purchase will find it to their advan.lg
they will be sold on accommodating terms.
IL. +. PETERSO
SEES 6m Is Perd
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Dates OF departure

THE EUROPEAN CALIFORNIA AND HAVANA MAILS
DECEMBER, 1860.
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BUREAU pu C4NAL GARoSDELyT EFT DE LA ]
.@M. CoapAGHIB ne NAVIGATION.
i kouyelie- Orleans % Dec, 1860 J

CoapAGaIB NAVIGATION,
Nouvelie- Orleans, % Dec. 1860
M ConforIne memf aux resolutions adOp-
tees asenblte du bnreau de DeeteUrs Connie des
mcnhre de IL COmpage lie 10 aceInbrs LEO DIES
positions carLe6es seTont bureu de III Copagnie
jnsqnau NENDREDI Ter jour de fevrer 1851 inclu
ponr la location bail pendant douze h Cap Grondelet,
8ategnx Seoyer. chemH Coquit Edaces lie privilege
de collector e page dH Gala du Bayou 81 jean e. du Che
min Coqnla tous les aRes rots privileges dc a Conn
pagne dRpres ChaFe ct Hes amendments qJi
port Les de6 propositions faites sfyan les
cifeaonS adcpGes par die Compagnie h 10 dicebre l
cOpie detque LEI, certihde par SecrGtae achte
bureau dc Ia Compagne jnsauau dit Ter i6grer 1851 in
cusvenen lie tcours des enchGrisseurs da public
general.
propositions
sgue Secretae de la Compagnie dnGes espeeiyement
Propositions In location bail du Canal GaroHdele
Ste"
d2s I'd LOUIS GAGNET, secreaire.
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gew Orleats Gully Creseeat Sataraay aNo
AUCTION SALES.

FAMILY MESS BEEF.
a. "E~. BY D. E. MORPHY,
AUCTroNEER.
SATURDAY, 23iIa inst, at I2 o'cIaesk d.,
~ at No Ct Magazine street, for Of whom may
Germ will be sold
100 barrels and half barrels Family Mess Peef
rs half and quarter barrels Cured Family Ness
Beef damaged per Teetmseh reshippsd per
Ohio Belle to this port.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-29

svT The West Union Pioneer talks" to
the Dubuque Times about right. The loss
of .Jive bags on load is remarkable! We
are informed by one of our grain men that
a very stold specimen of humanity had his
fifteen bags Of wheat weighed, and the grain
was re-sacked in fourteen bags-the 1eight
was all right, and the teamster had all the
bags he brought, but he couldn't sec how
in the devil my wheat only held ou: fourteen
bags after it is weighed!' This was little
surprising to "a man up tree" but the
curiosity has probably got through his wool
by this time.
THE McGREGoR GRAIN TRADE.-The Du-
buque Times, in answer to denial in toto
of the truth of its charges against the Nc
Gregor Grain Dealers, does not attempt to
show who was arrested, or that any person
was, but states that it "can give the name
Of a hotel keeper, living in a village of Fay
cite county, who AYERS that he took three
loads Of grain to McGregor, and that in some
unaccountable manner, it fell short .fpe
bags" For the benefit of the farmers of
this county, we insist that the Times will
give the name of that citizen of this county ;
and We ask that citizen. if such one there
be in this county, to send us the particulars
and facts in the case for publication. The
charges brought by the Times are too grave
and OF too serious nature to be allowed to
let 60 in the manner it attempts; it could
name persons just rs quick and as easy as
to inform the public that it could name them,
and if it can, why does it not do it?-Pio-
neer