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TAPE-WoRM In CHILDRENI

Plainheld N. j., August q 1853
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock Co:
Genen,en-our son. years of has been afflicted with
tape three years past during that time have tried
many remedies and Ind the attendance Of skul physicians
The has passed from inch to seventeen feet day
while under the influence Of the medicine that he has
taking, but discharged the head,
agent being in the neghborhood sent to the house
by neghbors the of the wonders Of
village.
We gave the boy two bottles Of B. A. Fahnesock's vemi
fuge which brought away twenty feet of the worm with the
head During three he has passed three hundred feet Of
the worm We would recommend it all those that
afflicted with Of description, as positive
JOHN ROSEIIa
H-Purchaers should look well the initials wrap
per and see they buying B. A. Fahnesock's vemi-
fuge and no other jazz lm&Vr
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~ IMPORTANT TO FRUIT GROWERS. =
Two SUGAR PLANTERS

Sugar Planters visiting the city invited to cali and exam.
inc the model of Wade H. Gilbert H. O. Ames' IMPROVED
PROCESS FOR TREATING CANE JUICE IN MANuFAG-
TURING SUGAR, with the Of the Improved Connected
Steam Train
The canence treated by this being free from the
perfect DELEGATION caused by the too high lining Of the mice
in the gaude Of the old kettle tra and the imperfect carcs
on and cleaning of the juice in the isolated evaporaors
ordinary open ain results In the quality of Brown
Sugar that be made
The working of the CONNECTED STEAM TRAIN is one of
extreme simplicity and always under the complete
the maker With this Train is to use Bone
Back and Garfers be altogether dispensed with together
with all such cnmbrous appliances Vacuum Pans Genrfu
gals, Tanks Steam Pumps, etc.
Also AMEs STEAM PANS for making Sugar They are
the best in
BY permission She following Planters who have them use
can be referred to:
DR.. JOS. MARTIN, Yalence Plantation, Assumption
Mr.. JAS H. RIGGIN, Magnolia ST. James.
Mr.. yALERY LANDRY, Ascension.
Hon. MILES TAYLOR, Assumption. . &
Mr. P. G. REGARD 1bersile.
DIR. J. MARTIN Voison Plantation, Assumption.
Mr. JULIEN ToURNILIoN. Ascension.
Il. o. AMES,
No. 100 Poydras street, near ST Charles,
fer I'm Office nm stairs
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AUCTION SALES
4, ms
SALE or CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS AT
Auction.
BY MONTGOMERY Sz SMITH.

Z, :. S>s-[s-s~SS.~
bf MONTGOMERY & SMITH.
H. NJ MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.
Office, 81 Camp street.
ana iii ay and sssura 9z ss,ls-
Isae onnrs street first and oofs opposite he
sBsnd d collection choice European md American OIL
braeng oyeS I'd y q, me most talented artists Of the day
% # svsps9E
IRON american I'M history ali sppIopsey mounted n M
boa 'ra's suitable for ranging II paro
catalogues BIO ready on Tuesday morning
evening until q ale 'e on exhibition on Monday day and
ss as particularly invited to examine the collection
chkDlf sALsioo es4ea BOOTS SHOES and BRoeANs
Clothing Hats White Shirts, etc. 1''t
By BLACHE & LEAuMONT.
Auction Rooms, 60 Charities street.
H. &C sir aassioa ao a. innst at TO o'clock A.
100 cases Boot., Shoes and Brogans. ~
IL cases Mems Planters Hats
i'o lots of Fine Clothing.
sarTEgMs-At sale 1N'''ean v h'e SHIRTS 10
Ll9oeoo GERMAN CIGARS AT AUCTION
BY D. E. MORPHY,
AucnosrEn
R sal1es The 10th February, 1850, at II
Teoapitouss street 5e ses'fs mayer bfos 40 o.
Cigars all late Importation and fully euar
ahesa ny ne above nalaed jninorters -
aag-for terms and tnli details. see catalogues fa25
TWENTY VALUABLE PLANTATION SLAVES FOR
Sale at Auction.
BY BEARD, PITTS & GARDNER SMITH.
Formerly J. A. Beard Co.
GARpsER SMITH, Aucsioneer.
Office 81 Common street.
SAIURUAf, the 1Ith inst, at I2 O'Clock NJ
told se' at pu"ts "uesaon VIII ne
Tween
Women and Children. 1850 f7 eA'
VI IeIms and iull particulars at sale fec
POSITIVE SALE OF SLAVES 70 CLOSE CoNsIgN-
BY G. E. GIRARDEY & co.
AUCTION EERs,
Office No 81 Magazine street
SATURDAY, the I1fh inst, at lie o'clock
ny the City Hotel Common Street between Camp aid
slaves, to-wit w. ~ 49, $50 "Ne
/ DANIEL. aged IA years field hand
= GAhDLlSE aged n years. field hand.
Ei nn NJ ago ~ years cook washer and ironer.
sI,iaiS ~ sged ~ years. farm hand prime
p JILiA a, aged % years; cook, washer and ironer.
{ iSAm, aged III years; field hand
a. aged II years; house servant, child's nurse
n agea " Years; cook washer and ironer
~ nLESh, aged IS years; dining servant
II II ~ pIgh, aged p years; No. / field hand
t9-TERMSl2 months credit for apnroyed CITY fctor,s ac
cep,ance bearing per cent. interest 1 feS
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AMUSEMENTs

-tAn<<- Astt sHAFIEK sTREET.
Lessee ssd Manager. JOHN n OWENS
stage Manager. Il j. WALLACE
Eighty-eighth Wight Of the seasoa.
THURSDAY NIGHT, Fsb. o. lsso.
essg ssa sus y fss Ten so ys
Aga Trsnefard Mr. John Ovens Lord Dandresry sotern
9tie Thepssp as1ediih Stevens Ms Mount
q prodace fhs play In III original
form i VII censti;nte The whole evening.
Stage Manager $50 7 =. : -
open at halfgsst O'Clock. Performance TO
nenee e. e. O'clock precisey.
aai sfsa E. ,ss.ns Private b'ss. I'D Chair
SPALDING q ROGERS,
AMPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM,
St Charles st. near Commercial Place.
CHANGE oE TINE Doors open at 81 O'Clock; curtain
Fonrh sishs e s,,s cELEBgATEp MARsHs JUVENILE
COMEDIANS numbering 10 Talented Performers
THURSDAY NIGHT reb. b. 1850,
Will BE- presented the grand spectacle THE LADY
sr The saI. sa kss Ms ~ Ss
Eisfss Fl eessaad ss s
.a bs. sdiis; new ranteHe Dramatic Spectacle
rFE u EVERY NIGHT
admission, % cents colsred Gallery rs cents. CHI
dren' % cents to midday performances.
The MUSEUM fadmfson Is cents1 q now oun from, IN N
II fsIh 9sssf md sSs
cHEsTRA. and Iooos other eaIiosiies 10
Ct. CHARLES THEATER.-sr CHARLES ST
su' Acting Manager
Engagement Of Mrs EMMA WALLER, the Tragsdienne.
THURSDAY NIGHT, Feb ., 1850
Last might Of the successful tragedy THE DUCHESS or
aALti-Msrina Duchess aralh Mrs Emma ailer; Duk.
DON'T APPEARANCES Plumb ID; N s ssi
LAM Diana Miss L. Honey. ' w
HS-To morrow-Beneft of Mrs Waller
Beg In rehearsal, "Guy Mannering.r
Ro-F ancy Dress and Mask Ball, Feb a. Mardi. Gras
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle spd Parone..s 4.
cents ssose Circle, 10 cents Gallery, Is cents Privsts
Doors a. 81 O'clock Performance to commence al
Box Once open from 10 A 81 TN PM
SPALDING 4 ROGERS, CTRCUSsSS VIII
~ he exhibited under spacious Pavilion erected in the
Dbl asIia sIis h oa Nv the
at I P. ", as follows:
Corner Magazne and Sixth Wednesday and Thurs
day, Feb. 8 ard g. z-' 49,
Sunday, Feb To- II and l2-wh Grand extra Md-day Per-
ormance ct IL O'Clock NJ Sunday, Feb T. latter oca
ton; and at ~ 49,
A Al snM Feb lsat7r.M
CARROLITON-Wednesday, Feb rs at p NJ and ,benca
on its tour mp the Mississippi and tributaries " ~
Admission, so cents; children and servants Is cents
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AUCTION SALES.
PACKAGE sALE-2, 69,01 GERMAN CIGARS
RzZ H6lI2 IaIxxx


PACKAGE SALE-2, 1850 GERMAN CIGARS
BY d. z. MORPHY,
AucrroNEER.
THURsDAY, Feb; 9th. 1850, ct II o,e.os y
81 M o. s'p,e o. ne importer John H. fscAer no.
Gss original s II fqy
'sssSa T %af By Ct sa for s ss sn,ss. m
THREE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR A FAMILY
Residence, and il very eligible location, auction
BY BEARD, PITTS 81 GARDNER SMITH,
Formerly j. a. Beard Co.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Auctioneer.
a7s -lssaa Office No. 81 Common street.
H. 81. CHARLES Hotel Exchange vii be sold at
THEE LOTS OF GROUND il square bounded y g,
m y each Il s asS s m "a s. n d S
Sss 81 fee ~ i inches and lines the line by deph
III se inches and Ines On tie side IF No B. No
depth the side Of No and 25 feet inches and lines
No and ls feet inches and lines the line towards ches
ps.TERMs-o cash the balance at and years,
for notes bearing cent interest and cent eventual in
Act Mic before q w. Breedlove Notary Public the
expeme Of the purchaser Eel
CREDIT sALE-l5o CASES BOOTS SHOES AND BRO
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Rooms. Nos. 45 and AZ Old Levee, street.
between customhouse and Bienville SITS.
THURSDAY, the 9th inst, ct 10 O'clock cls A..
wee street. between Customhoase and Bicnve streets will be
$50 Boots Shoes and Brons for Men, Women and
Children comprising a fine and select assortment.
p9-TERMS-Over 500. 90 days credit. feS
TRAVELLING BAGS AND DRY GOODS.
By L. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. III and Al Old Lesee street.
between Customhouse and Benvile streets.
THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ their auction Nos As and Al Old Lvee
will be Sold #
An invoice Of Travelling Bags.
And
1G0 packages and lots Of Sean0nable Dry Goods
RJ-TERMS-0ver 500 so days credit. feS
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,

LOUISIANA STATE BANK, !
New Orleans. February ], 1860
k9~The Board of Directors have declared q
dividend per the the The
last months payable the Stockholders their legal repre-
sentatves after the ION instant
fe2 G. A. =. RONDEAU, Cashier.
H3-AII communications with the Mistfck
kkEwE Eosus must be made through the PostOce ad
dressed to Care Of Box q, l5
fel In CoMUs.
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OFFICE LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE Co., 1
New Otleaus. Feb s 1860.
HJ- In conformity with the Fourth Article
o the CHARTER q the Company notice y hereby that
election will he held Mt the office of the Company MONDAY
the 20 inst between the hours Of 10 A. aud r. NJ for
thirty Trustees for year from The second Mon
day of March next
fe4 ~ II. p. JANvIER, Secretary
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Aartualar ASutiffs.

.sf oDD FEILows HALL ASSOCIATION, }
New Orleans February ., lsf1
nkgAt regular meeting of the BDara OF
Direc ofB Of the ~ Feows Hail Associations held Oh Mon
dsy evening The 9th in EDWARD PsBuRY ESD, was unanl
re 81 HENRY BIER. Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ODD FELLOWS HALfs-caNr STREET
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE
oPERA7Ic GEMS AND BALLAD CONCERTO
The public Is respectfully informed tina. this
Elegant Entertainment,
composed Of the beauties Of
POPULAR OPERAS,
songs, Ballads and Duets.
ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND AMERICA.
Having received the highest praise lovers Of music
viii be given in this city by the accomplished American Tenor
MIR. HENRY saUIREs,
of the Academy of Music New York, Boston, etc. and re-
Gently Of the strakosch Opera Troupe
ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Q, 1890
He will be aided by the
WONDERFUL. AND TALENTED CHILD.
Little Mary Mcvicker,
who has been honoed BY the great operate artses Of the day
with the cognonen Of
THE GENIUS OF MUsro.a
Her sweet vocazacn capital rendition Of the works os
ae great masters of music on the part Of
her hearers who lock upon her the
CHILD WoNDERi
Her tnmiabe imitation Of he voice and nanner
Of the world renowned artistes
RACHEL. P1ccoLosINI AND BRIGN0LI,
hare received conendatfon from the press public arc
Invariably greeted with
APPLAUSE AND DELIGHT.
They will be assisted by
EDWARD HOFFMAN,, Pianist,
or New York.
One Dollar
Doors open at o'clock Concert commences at O'Clock
R-The public respectfully that sn Office has
been opened for the sale of p r WEREIE
& CO.'S Music Store, No. Camp street
N. B.-No extra charge for teats. fes
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET.
CARD.
MIR. H. J. Wallack
Has the honor to announce his
BENEFIT
On FRIDAY EVENING, the 10th inst,
On which occasion will be introduced
LORD DuNDREARYs BROTHER,
fec 2t SAMUEL DUNDREARY
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RILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
and Tor sale from the manufacory of essrs NJ Bruins
ml1k Bk1 eneinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
her trimmings Belonging this line 1872 s ANU al
All orders thankfully received promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM
All ~ NJ Charles Billiard Roern. n. @.
NoTICE-.MR. FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS MT,
our employ TINS day. and holds full power Of Aor-
this city. ' : e u
New Orleans. July IA, 1850 '' e. ins
H HE GhEsOLA MAIIe-HENRY MYERS, Editor and
Preparatory rendered the business men If New 0raes
reliable advertising medium Mail is published mon
REQ fve ~ miles anoye Alexandria, and in midst Of The
isiana. - . 7 - -94ti tFot=
Address the proprietor at osola VIM parish La Terms
A. B. sTRAwBRIDsE co, Agents.
la@o IN ~ Commercial Place.
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Or. Louis HOTEL nILLIAKD ROOM
A LIE AND PoRTER-ALE AND PORTER

JEFFRFY's Sparkling Edinburg Ale, quarts and pnts.
JEFFREYS Edinburg India Pale Ale, quarts and pnts.
JEFFREY'S Xxx Stout Porter, pins
BYASS' India Pale Ale quarts and pnts. -..-
BYASS' londen stou, Porter qnarts and pints.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
JOHN TURPIN .-.
l2l Common street,
feS m Sale Appn far n IN
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OF pARTNERsHlp- :. No

nTSsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHEP--No-
II TICE4-The firm of r. R8hni Eagle Machine Works
Richmond, Va, of which member end reality
agent enormously represented in the papers Of this city
January ast dissolved order of p Rain the
day Of january sst since which ne have had interest
connection with that firm.
having Obtained the of Tedegar
motive and Machine Works Of Joseph r. Anderson CO.
Richmond. Va, shall be pleased iii orders for
friends and patrons With their manufactures, These Works
about the largest the United States doing general Machine
and Eea business They employ about thousand hands and
make and use their roai consequently
facilities and advantages for producing
prices than any Works in this trade
hope TO meet the continued confidence and respect Of the
public. EDMUND NJ IVENS General Agent
Iee vt No. 100 Grarier street.
s+.@ IMPORTANT TO FRUIT GROWERS. 49, a
1T@ ~
14n The undersigned have just received, per bark slr
Cochatisnt from Havre, Forty Two large Of
FRUIT TREES
VINES AND
put up especially this by Andre Leroy Enrserymsn
and Administrator Of the Bank France Ayers
These the extensive complete the
world and their locion the southern
the stock particularly adapted this locality and climate
article warranted and Of the quality
stock Ii in fine condition for planting, and Of size
An assortment Of Trees. Vines will he kept
specimens and plates Of different fruits
At No 81 Common street, at all hours Of the day.
Those wishing reference concerning the
nurseries, referred A. BnKire, No. 81 st.
and Beard Pitts Gardnsr Smith, No 81 Common street, New
Orleans.
RS- Planters particularly requested examine
for themselves the finest lot Of Trees and Vines
this market JAMES THOMPSON Il co,
feS lstN 81 Common street n. O..
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Eighty-eighth sisI.t Of the Season.

arDoors open at hapas O'Clock. Performance TO con
mence st Z O'Clock precisely
sBox Office open for secsring Private Boxes and Cha
fee - 1''''' " r. furppEyDkI.s r,sssrr.,
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%, Dudley Lodge No. SO, e. and A.. nj. ..--
Regular of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
gRnAY EVENING at O'clock in their Lodge Room at the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, of 81. Charles and
TO attend ~
OEF1cERs-Wm: Il: Stewart, ". M; Edwin Marks s W 1;
j. T. Gennson, j. Thaddeus d. VanIIorn Treasurer s.
outlet secrstary f. L. Moore, s. d. Henry T.. Robinson
]. D.. Jos. Chillet, Tyler. HI "
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WINGS. WINES, WINES, WINES, etc

WANTED-BY YOUNG M, NAN n FOR SOME YEARS
commission house.
E. Salomon Esq, f L. j. Hart Co9 Clark Mosby Co..
Nixon Albums.
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Gozdiflan Ct the Banks oil New Orleans on the las1
saimdaF of July for four years:


Tho Ezchaasa aaict To-day The counter for
caseks AsN York WIS atasdy at Outside there
sass sight rasss ii u prom, and sixty days sight Al u
n,ashet I'M sixty from sssI and
dis. Iii stesng lhere sales 10 Knowledge The
nsaFet snd 1c Femerk VIII apply 10 francs
s ssoskE tbere nothing done. Bonds aHes The
ase N tic market ION the purchase of slf6o8 in Bonds Of
the STATE City Consolidated, such bonds mas be re-
sesge us ecuy o The circulation of the free bas Psopo
sa 40 V made n the authorities Of the Ste at Baton Rouge
during e rresent sixsy days that Is ron rst publication
of nptife.
The sssr MntHa Insurance Company business
the Ii. under the mutual sysepi having
Fran The high standing of Inc Board Of Directors
and e 20 the capal stock place the
star association of tho highest clus and worthy Of cont
daee s directors composed Of oldest
cis c the ane born the descendants thereof and they
hasc other interest snan the prosperity and welfare Or
city therefore the Star eners vt the Of
lsee ii al tbs appliances and responsible
4aic iasttution S
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Q o Nj M E q ctAL.
g.slea hewitt 4 Co.'S circular.


Has Naaads3 LryERPoof, Friday, July I3 1850
since oar circular ct the 9Th Instant The Eagaln Bohemian
zaa lily 9 Washington haye arrived bringing mails New
York the 2sfh ad 29h ieegtas ffnn the southern
cities 70 the 28.h n!iiulu.
aeuge demand prevailing at the oo.e IL last
es has continued Without le slighes abatement throughout
Che whole q this resulting m large daily sales which spn
pnfs pecnlators and exporters have III freely participated
Notwithstanding The enlarged inquiry which has characterized
te naaes fcr several weeks holders hare delcgnedy
pressed their cotton for sale thai the declining tcnees
fecked u7til this neck, when the bottom apparently
sashsd sna tosasds the eose decided % feeling
lhe asana mainly have become much reAAr. and
p aasnee has been realized, while the better
sas onBt for, and consequently, Diff
alteration IL ralan. - az
AZ 1ninss she market certainly presents more
snseaaNgaag apsnee but long The supply The spot
sasss II NsAS subsequently, tnwiGdy aud The growing
% 70 se's.2 anotlef very afe production ihe chances
sa tSsLss nAus EnnhetB going much Into stock
p sHer opeIaiienN extended scale
as g. G ss ~ ~ any mpeFianl recovery in prices
s aule eSnas he Of cotton nov os hand
' 80 siii'e paeeesalts
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Sails on 81 NDAY, Aus. D. Al S 4, ", pgeelscv;
reh FOR NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA
G iEN5f5s The steamship Philadelphia. $ = RlNler,
commander viii leaye her Wimrf pHpctuHly
above with he United Ses mnH and passontrs- For freight
passage, apply nj the office. No q Magazine stree
iv25 =, nE WISER u Ctl,. Agents.
pnIIA nEIpHIA ------
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TNDIAN0fAP PEI sfeamship SGyaee- 5s halns caon Il,
Walker Snidsr- % hides bd skih Thompson Rsrpes-
case ndse Post a. Me-1 do Brown
NEW YORK Per ship Henisl Assorted nIdstcon
sitnecs previously reported
BoSTuN-Per slip CongesgA tns lee In
- Il Warner &eo.
8 BosTgEper bark William & Jane 800 tuns ice 10 s b
Smith &eo. Bs
PENS SaCoLAPer sehr Knap,- $4,000 fl lunif 10 e00
lntfs To fhos Murray &co
PENsACoLA-Pcr schr Mary EllanSOo0 fl lumber 62 an
lAthE to j Il Pike 6co.
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nUGklnsaN,s ttuSFIFAL,
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
NeaPFbn aaeralJto,,= Il, .,I.a.s

nF n, BazEAAN. daia Of Montgomery, Alal having 10
Gated Ia New Orleans takes this method Of announcing hi
readiness practice and to receive patients his private hos
pita This building he has lifted up hospital admifabI,
adapted 10 the purpose and being situated In
and desirable par q ha city, that he feels sayns
that It affords unusual advantages
Fhe generally large aud airy hsye all unter
gone thorough repair.
Roth ghies and blacks Admitted.
Tho rases Of board vii depend np9n the kad Of aceouaa
toir ceaniEsd AL surgical 0peralens charged Ono
n tho hpildng falls ly&W
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lsh @rIeaas 1loleg alasktt.
CEnscsn. oyrlen, No. 20 Camp St,

EEEscrnr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening, July 81, 1860.
enes market moved along today under great
Of aesisade IN fact dull and outlet here and
e Though there many calls tho needful. thee
Tie offerings applications the banks above
te vca Tint to be expected when appicanta offer
donaie triple the amount they expect. Yet there
reepc complaining why ths banks grant every ap-
psisaso and make money plenty. This viii do very well 10
isk aepat The puhlco believe in banks then why do
peoe cornposng me public keep accounts with
sem Why etrt nareS with hank if it believed he Of
service To The pnuie9 0nr banking statutes destined
be o talyson Of Louisiana Though bank managers
Tho nablis rom going into debt they do anch
desl n faet tn inHaion high pre-
sondeisaey
1ae feaieNag figures danoa he position Of bsnkspn ae
Saturday o lie month july for four years Our uancyod
fssHs Gaaseeas I'd general can nonaslt fhana
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ALEAANbRIA-pcr steamer Holher-67 bales cotton NJ D
Cooper &coaa Carroll Hoy Sco- do no l. Lees ID 10
Henderson, Terry Sro do Phelps Jones do % Payue
Hur1fson do Warren. Gilmore &cdl hid sugar bbis M
ases Ffesen Stevenson Neo 6S hides bale wool and sun
dries 10 ordcr-Total lS5 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA Per steamer CapolI bale new eaton n
erichafd x Fiower--snndfies 10 orddr.
ALEXANDRIA, Per Steamer Mo|o-suidries 10 order
LoWER COAST steamer TeSss Ranger ~ s nota
toes 2u s rice l6U bd hoop poles bb pofk bales moss Ia
order, t - N = SS sg W
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ConaAgs,ses. .

hos4oNTPeF ship Congress Bein Sons C II Bud.
dick ana Adams Seot olTIs tsa,ias I. A9s
AaanaDue0s &cu-W II Steyart Z, ff I, e'ts ~ q
< Anrdock- Pnckard steele 6rn. II Ma ~ ~
ass Il A9Hll- Nv ! lleRey 6cU a TIL eshie-M n
~ AYeS-S II Gilman il Henft1 Nasd,ss q 1lV. ",
Jackson NeeNass Rros-- Il CARROLL Sro s,snoilt l. NIh
henny Flint Il Jones A TnyIsros tis F,,s,n IN = -
d Henke 6eo- Kennedy 4 Fosle- Eaio r Iie,ert r. y
afier &cn McIeniae Ray ybnrn Eco-A Mel ane;n
johnson leo W Davis Bolnlete 4 Son E l,,,r
Feger HcoSaFi Staufey AGO keage 4 tarnants " Ma
qush ae9-z9 Moore &e lirfei 4 BhiesA Blanchard
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANON July 81 1860 bale lew cotton 10 4 Levi Seo.
RoNTGHkRTkAIN.
AoBIErcr steamer Fioridajj bbs oil q c Rou.ts,i,,
dries o order y - n T. 80 -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Asn eorleans nailp oJrssftnt.
lNihtE SnttlIlaaIlfe.

ssss.ssns Exes,, sscss---Tlae Weather
4 gss,ga gasnes- steamer Homer Laid Up
Cagss. Mkiaer Again -4 Departures se-stay,
escss s<cs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Sgipping sntflllgents.
CRESCENT OpFicr, No. I'd Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, Augustl, 1860.
Cleared YesterdI ny.

Steamship sCrose Davis fer Sabine Fss and Galveston
ship Charles Pennell Meleher, LisYrpool,
Baxter Lowell Acc
Ship Arno, peering, for London, o Jenkins Acc
Brit ship Roscoe Mcrnie for Lverpdol Meeker Rec
Bremen bark Juno, EdgHft for Bremen.
Prdssprich, Schenfeld acc
Brig Hops, Simpson, for Vera Cruz Goenbow esparrt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

Leaves on SATURDAY. Aue. 4. at5P.M NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS.-WITH CON
HrS M.nections as above -Ihe magnificent steamer
LsAaAzs Imperial, c. S. Rogers. master, win leave
saSasasasor S. Louis, taking, besides through business
freight and passengers for Natchez EcksGurg Naoeon
Memphis and the Bends For through ckes tbs boat
and connecting railroad lines above and engagements
freight and apply board the Company Office
OIL Camp street.
jssO Advertising Agent
This boat will attend The Memphis Bend business
and carries The u s. Mail Memphis in place the Memphis
packets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, AnE. 8th at s r. NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS WITH CONNEG-
Wx$ n. tions aboye-The magnificent steamer w. NJ
Morrison, p Tore, master, will leave for St
Louis taking besides thrangh business, freight
apd passengers for Natee Yicksbnrg Napoleon Memphis
the Bends For through tickets this boat and connecting
railroad lines above and engagements for freight and passage
apply board or the Companys Office 81 Camp street
V1RGINiUS c. BENFZEl.
js36 Advertising Agent
M-Ths boat will the Memphis aud Bend business
and carries the u s. Mail Memphis in pluce of the Memphis
packets