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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29

4 AD1ES' WIN LADIES' WINE,
sPEERs WINE. OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLa
sTIMULANT, TONIC. DIURETIC and sUDoRIFIG, which
testified by Physicians and thousands Ladies Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
ASS Gentle stimuIant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appe.,
and Purifying the Blood.
M AS a Dfuretie,
1t impars healy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS, and
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial in DRoPSY, GoUT
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As Sudoritic,
upon the skin opening the and expeing all i'm
pue by nsensbls perpaon thereby driving off Eruptoni
cleansing the surface gvinstone and vigor the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION. 0n"
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long tie Blossom Fruit of the Elder oil
their most valuaberemedes.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by families for In
Speer's Wine of Elder
pure from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dicinal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines
use and exceldn article for all WEAK and DEaI1TAT
Ed PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and benefttin,
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because II will not ntoNicae 1t contains mixture
spirits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar flavor
and nutrive properties; mpartng healthy tone to tbs
| STOMACH and TlTGESTIVEORGANS.
RE-A wine glass full may be used with meals
| any time through he day. as desired.
We will only ask your indulgence make trial of this
| Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by F.. j. HART K Co. JOIN
| WRIGHT Il co. JAMES SYNfE, Canal sired, and by al
| principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied hr proprctors prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
| my25 1ySW 2lS Broadway, New York
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4, ONE HUNDRED OUE.laEss REWNTT

No will paid for the apprehension and delivery Of the
slave JOE If taken out Of the Stare Fifty Dollars if
found city alive He his quarters near
he Jraafs Cotton Press abou O'Clock evening of the
23d of Apr about hour afterwards It reported the
residence undersigned unknown
been chased into The river by wachman dr0Rned
which is believed facilitate his escape nothing
OF the kind asceraned have occurred
about Is years od his color is black but Of the deepest
shade; he is about feet OF INCHES hgh has large month";
Intelligent He had when he left home pair of coonade
i,antalo0ns and a hickory shirt,
Masters hereby warned not to harbor said slave
Ga penalties Of the law will be enforced against them
a.5 bn o. D. yANEEY.
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B5g% Ship Addte snow, Luz KIN, mpsaer p iT8 rSd
oztonI Is now dlschttglhS ef caIsv ~ t. oas ~
istict Cunsgnees Will please attend 10 inc tecept Vi 'e
3pds bn The eyee. ,.s -.,, ,. 90 s,,.
se2r M d.4l DFsN ~ " wv. ~ Ahu y olasI.t ~
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PAR H. A. KINGSTON,

Eneantenr- Office No. ll9 rue GraYler
.UNDT Ie d'octobre 1860, midi, il sera
encoisnae es ries bsiod ct se Ia NongSeev1s Fiemsr
< B. Egseston Hse d. Il Gnene coar DC District agis
Cor de District de la poriant Ia dale a %
1850 Ia pope ciapes daSgnde, an de la
son e STF f sEIf aae oae les e amo
oas qui ronven STUDS dams lie Premier District de cette
ule, dams le borne les Dsord, Louise de l Nou
veie eyae Pearl inesuan tout ensemble 5l peds
pouces de face ct de potoudeur "a Deord plus
pei voyers daposa aux bureaux N b. Cenas trima
ci.deyant noaires publics en- cete Vile.
dtases employees CONNIE oadere dabsseen Dc macinere
Fonny Ensemble ous les ons
employees dams les des divers dtpartements consis
machines lie fer machines couper des Wis etaz ct
ct nne qGante nlabe ddehanons en- bois en- fer et en-
bronze Les susdts articles bon ordre, quel
Works dc Philadelphia Ans les machues suvanteS
eryir Un machine vercae de ID force de trente che x
9onoire de "A psds de onEnen ct IS p1aces en- dia
de ehene ynm e. 70 9ss t. & ne If " Sa
SAINT narcher lie 'cupao fms pCnpe aspante tuya
yapeur 2roneaux bande attaches qne machne VERT
dams dtparemeut des tchanlons compis les pou-
les etc; lie toutdans lie meiletr tat
lie terrne nexpr sept adognan Ia fon.
derie, le bail eXpirAnt an Ter novembre 1868
EFFETS MoBILIERS.
On vendta en- temps endroit provi
ions la macnere ct e materie eGnsstsn pastie de 5000
barils de charhon DE
dc chabon ehg ehandrons une quante De fer mon sable
morer machine niouner lie de la force
rante chevaux. complete battle par NM Leeds Co.
chine de ngcnq chevauN peu pres
acheyGe quantitt d'acer moul6, ETC.. quant dai
| rain, piomb, cniyre, etc.
tine pene complete des articles trop pou
ee enn6rts lei dtpote bureau de canteur Auss
les jours inspection
| TERMES EFT CONDITIUNS-Ponr lie bienfends ct Ii
fonderie quart compliant, ct la balance credit dune
dc deUx des egaix pour les note
des endossees la satisfaction de administrator
avec hypoheque privilege du yeeur Ia propritt6 por
ant nteret de pour par parr de Ii date
qua la natrite en- cas- de ron Placement aors 4
ntdiet avenue de cent isquau parnit paiement lie
e fen pour les basses devron
nuees policies relatives transmises adnnsrate
ssGau paement c0mpe Pour les ctets mobilers,
les audessous de $500 compliant ct toutes les somne
adesSils credit de six Ois, p0r des
la satisfaction de liadminsateur intae
de 8 pour cent par an.
de deNant Charles Snger notire public
aux frlis de- acdutreurs Se3 % o6 s
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usyaCrcscemt Lodge No. s, j. D. o. f., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. /, Odd
Fellows' Hall, at o'clock.
swerbck Recording Secretary L. N Jahsn Permanent Sec
retaFy; s. L. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Of Sister Lodges fraternay invited to attend
t,ID
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CcRoEuLA. or kING:,s EVIL. IS a coNsr

SCROFuLA, OR KINGS EVIL, IS A GoEsTI.
- utional disease corruption OF the blood by which this
becomes vaed weak Being IN the circulation
peryades the whole body and burst out In disease any
No organ is free from its attacks is there
which may destroy The scrofulons tant is yarousy
caused by disease low living dsorered unhealthy
food impure air, filth and filthy habits The depressing vices
and all by the yeneea infection. Whatever be its ori
gin hereditary in the constitution, descending from
parents children the third and fourth senergon in
deed be the rod of Him who says, II will visit the
iniQnities of the fathers upon their childrenh
lis effects commence By deposition from the blood of corrupt
or cerous matter which in the lungs verand internal organs
termed tuberces in the glands, swlngs and the
face euponS sores This foul corruption which genders in
blood depressGs the energies Of life that scrofOs
stitnons only suffer from crouous comllnts but they
have far power Withstand the attacks Of other diseases
consequently Numbers perish by disorders which although
scToous in their nature still by this faint
system. Most of the consumption which decimaes the
human family has its origin directly in this scrotgons
taminRon aud many destructive diseases of the liver kid
neys brain and indeed Of all the arise ion
gravated by tie same cause.
quarter all people Ecr0nlou their
invaded by this lurking Infection aud health undermined
by it, 10 cleanse it from the system renopRte the
blood by Alternative medicine and nvgorate ii by healthy
food and exercise. Sueh medicine we supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
VI - cREsCEV Ut CITY YACHT CLUB
AN CHALLENGE PRIZE RACE.

1850
The Annual Sailing Match for the Challenge Prize Of This
GHb will take place a; the Lake end of The Shell Road
Dan Hickok,s-O st0ND AY, October l. 1860
The first gun will be fired at Il O'clock NJ precisely.
All entries must be nude to the Secretary previous to that
hour.
meeting will be held the Club Room pier head, at II
o'rleGk A. NJ, on that dhy.
The nile and regulations govern this match as ia other
Ttgattas of the Gluh.
J. Il. PRAGUE,
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rHETiOIkEE RENIEDY!:-AN UNFAILING
" all Diseases Urinary Organs, Gem
eral Alternative and Blood Purifier.
RiyIhs "Remedy when all other preparations fail
JI entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
Diseases, contains Mineral Poison Rauseons
Drugs being prepared from Roots Barks and Leaves in the
form OF a peasant and delicious Syrup
RA is aures remedy for Gonorfhea and Gleet,
Gravel Structure and especially recommended for Flnnr Al
bus whites Femles;l this complaint it is Invaluable
gFAs general Alternative and blood purifier it has equal
full ScrofulR, Secondary Syphilis Gandu
lar swengs Merturn and all Erupve Diseases curing them
speedily permanently than other medicine known
purifying and cleansing the bloodcausing ii to
flow all original purify and thus removing from the
system MI impure and perncious which have induced
| disease.
all medical skill especially reeommended in old cases
few doses positively all sdng heat chofdee and
| pain.
business.
| r5y-It requires no assistance from other medicine
R-I lag the toettable in the counting room
without being suspected remedy for private dis
eases
RA Venereal disease with full directions 70
ther enre accompany each bottle
Fof full particulars, get Circular FREE from any drn
IN the United States.
LIt Is sold 1t retail for 81 per bottle bottles s;
N responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
the United States, and wholesale by all Wholesale drus
POTTER MERw1N, Sole Proprietors, St.. Louis, Nc.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
| Mes. u ind l6l Ghartres street,
Wholesale Agents for the South
| s7r-Sold by all Druggists iai6 ly&W
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Office, 40 Camp sire

Ry JR. WALTON
- - - y - ~'s 4
Auctioneer-ohice, 40 Camp street.
CaTJTRDAY. the 23fh inst. at I2 o,cIneIr
. NJ at tie St Charles Exchange 10 close out an Interest viii
IL, sold - - -
l. 4 LOT OF GROUND in the First District in the square
bounded nv Carondee date Apoo ST CHARLES date Savsdes
Terpschofe Mepoene streets measuring 8 feet inches
frnt an Caondele fae Apoo street g dent of lin fee
American measure
The improvements consist of modern we'll tyo Story
frame dwelling boue containing on first floor two narnrs
sidinr doors ha and Galleries front and rear On econd aon
thrae 6earoo and half with tyn,torv hack udfngs contain,
ng inng-rooTn three servants rsoms kitchen washroo els
tnTn etc Gas il introduced ro,rbout tbe main
buildine and Tie g fixtures viii be- sod with tie honse
This nroertr Is rented to f. l. Cnch Esq up ti,e 2Ig of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
J. B. WALTON.

B. VALToN................ B. WALTON,
80. CITY AtCT1oNEER,
and AUcTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGEsr
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues personal attention All sales Of Rs1sl Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Mer
chandse generally
He invites attention to his sysru plans and plan b9s
Real Estaeibauguraed large syerJ
square and every lot in every 7auare with the measureen
thereof the Of the owner, and oef valuable Information
taken the authentic soTsceecuring in the PR
chas sale appraiseen Of Real Eate unequaed advan
tages and information.
aFumture other outdoor sales attended to- se2 6u
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IlattituIar 9lotites.
ear Young Men,s Reneyolent Assoeiatio,

Hs|~ Y DUNG Wen'S BeneVO1enf ASSOCfHEIOu.-
The officers and members Of this Association hereby notified
TO attend the regular monthly meeting MONDAY, Oct
1860 9cock NJ a the Hall of Polar Star Lodge No l9
o. o. f., on St. Louis street between Exchange Alley and
Royal street. Pnnctla attendance Ii requested.
By order Of The President
seq 2t FRED A. RAsCH Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29

MOSS, BROTHER 81 co.,
AVA No. 4sG MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, StatSoneFs and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
| h8~Manufacturers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS,
| REGALfA, JEWELS. etc. ie2 6ni
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
BY H. A. KINGSTON,
Auctoneer-06icc No. liO Graycr street
MOND,a ,aY, the sth day of October, 1860, nt

Auctohetf--ttihGe. No. ll9 jFavicT street.
MONDAY, the Sth day of October, 1860, nt
N l22esss y ny w b. so y + R"s "a S ths p,e
% | ss1 m th y ~ 81 md sinF m n me u yee m e
the Honorable b. b. Esges;cn judge Of the Fifth Distrc
Ja9a S9s Sfs s eeond @ court G9SS NV 6 seaas
for account ii dc saceeson Of George Paelsoa decSased
l. NINE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all tte build
ngs and Improvements thereon situated in the First ttric Of
this ft n square bogded Sy neierd fop My leyes and
lines front New street by 95 feet inches
Sna e. + zmpe sarVey9 and deed especiiysy n
the offices of H. b. cenas and n GEna, late Ao'ares Public IN
The improvements consist story buildings used
known atieson Fonndty together necessary
ge too therein and med for The wGn
anes d[ presses screw cutters vices and vice benches
able lot Of wood iron aud bras: patterns etc The above
e epag # yea 3 a. m ct @ nsa Wo and % T P
phia Also the following engines used for driving the macin-
vertical engine with boiler 2leet long inches diameter
sd FIJI %th sheet fon baeens ana chimney steam pipe and
engine used for driving cpalo fans with pump
engine Used for driving ahes pattern dpment
with pnlleys shafting and hangers attached all in first
condition.
The unexpred lease Of sevsnl Of
ing the Foundry the lease expiring the t November 1863
MOVABLE EFFECTS.
hs snd "ea afe T pn Be y I5 @
PittsbIrg coal, 30 ehigh COAL boilers iron,
@ R5 bs CO.. ss[ 5 sna So%
mill engine nearly finished lot steel platform scales
| scales lot OF brass, lead, copper.
m 1sa % ee the M afss o Ss e ~fe @
| daily open for inspection.
TERMS AND CONDITI0NS-For the real and foun-
dry fourth cash and the balance at and three
credit n equal insalments for notes Of he purchasers
and vendors privilege tile property bearing per
interest per annTm, from date maturity, and If
paid to bear per cent eventual interest until final payment
the buildings to be kept insured and the policies
crred the Administrator until final payment. For the
able efecs AL under 500 cash, and all over
thai Six mouths credit for endorsed The
faction Of the Administrator with X cent interest per
MIN.
Acts sale before Charles suye Notary Public at the e
| pense Of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
SUCCESSION or GEORGE PATTERSON, DECEASED
No lGSl9--Second District Court-Naluabe Slaves.
BY H. A. KINGSTON,

..." AuCrtoNEER-Onice ll9 GraVter street,
SATURDAY, the Goth day of October, 1860,
- II clock NJ will be sold public auction, the st.
Charles Hotel Ncange ST. Charles street. in this city by
Judge of Fifth District Court acng in the absence Of the
Hon Morgan Judge of the Second District Court of New
DrleanS bearing date the 29h of August 1860 the following
described slaves for OF The succession Of George Pat
The slave man WILLIAM aged about 81 years. blacksmith
The slave girl JULIA, aged about Ii years good house
servant.
her children; Il cook. washer aud lrUber.
IssF4 TERMS AND C0NDiIIONS-Dne fourth cash, the
balance one aud three years credit in equal stainens
Administrator, with mortgage on the slaves, md TO bear in
eres Of per per from date to maturity. and if
nos then pHil, Sper cent. eventual Interest,
OF snlc hcora Charles srpger Notary Pablo at the
expense OF tlIe purchasers. 49,
SUCCESSION DE GEORGE PATTERSON, pEGEDR-
No II SQ-DesNipme Gpur lie Observation-Disclosures de Va
PAR H. A. KINGSTON,
Observation-Disclosures l9 rue Gr4yier.
CANIEDI, 20 d'tctoTIre 1850, n midi, il scra
. yen,U iIepraI a IN Ruurse lldtei Charles
Charles en- Vile dim odre de lhonoake H. b
Eggeo nYp de Ill GnNuiene Gour aStsNn en- Gbsence dt
lh0nortbiG f. H. Morgan, juge de R uenS,me GUu de Dis
cayes eapres dter ponr compte de Ia succession lie
George Paterson decide asRyor-
Iiesriaye WILLIAM age d'environ 81 ans, orGeron.
IesclaSC JULIA, agde dcuEen 81 ans bonnie domesqut
Lesclave GTIARLOTTE lste d'onvron 50 aus als Que
deux enians cuspiore, blauchsseuse et repnsScnsc
RSFe TERMES Ell C0NDlrI0SS-Un quart comptaNt; Ii
balance deuX ct roik de credit en- placements tgA
pour bets Ncheeurs endossts Ia satisfaction de ndmi
nstraeur hypotGque les eselare ct deyan porter
pour diuGret par de Ia date Ia mard ct sils nj
lis cent dnt6et eyetuel
Aces de vente prdeyan Charles srnger, Noaire Public
aux tfaiS aes aCqueFcnrS. set4 ~ % ~ ~
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i EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS & CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers of Vertical and Horizontal Seaa Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans sngsr Kettles CHARTERS
Filters Steam Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars etc., and all Machinery required for the
South
We duly authorized prepared construct
BTIIIIHAN's PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE,
fa1p fVlv
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WANTED---W ANTED.

EETANTED-A SITUATION BY \ YOUNG MAN As
w l.ool Keeper OF Wholesale Grocery or Pro
dnce House Has had eight years eSterence in the business
is thorough buneS, and is willing to make himself gem
orally useful Apdrcss J. II c. at this Office se26 6t4
ESTANTFiD-BY A YOUNG MAN, A STU ALTON IN 4
w Commission Wholesale House has been in emp oy
for tho last years UReHccptonalc references gwen
AAlrn1s L. Il. q nj lhs nline som Y :
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NOTICE TO STATE TAN-PsAfERssI s.s y, 4E;ss erdis

N As-e85men Rod. o. Iae FlT8t sgIohq anu Hu I.gFEg
Tor Examination and correction Room No 10 CITY Hall or
thirty days and after the st day OF October s daily
~ 10 s@ w EMERSON. Recorder
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
res to intrsdaee the article the public Of
and country as the
Parest DffsasabIe stisns,lant
which has prepared medical proves ltssr
scordal heafu and nygorgtng to the enEesbled
whether by disease is distilled best rye and
malt and Its nutritious properties by psocess
peculiarly his whereby the Fu OIL and other noxious
gradients known be contained in Whisky general use
completely ssparated that the purity
tce from any foreign adrnixture is guaranteed.
In addition following testimonials most ens7
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson, of Boston, has testified oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
cERTIF eATEs:
-z=- Philadelphia, Sept. ., 1853.
We carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which ysu find that the
poisonous known Fus O which the
and injurious ingredient OF the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC.
Il Analytical Chemists.
a...- New York. Sept. 8. 1853. i
have anayaed sample of Chestnut Grove whisky received
carefully tested it, pleased to that entirely
from poisonous deeeons substances 1t la unusualiy
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
| JAMES R. chiffon. Analytical Chemist
| Boston, March 7, 1859
made chemical analysis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which be free from thsheavy
Fusil Oils, and perfectly pure and unadulteraed. Tbs
flavor Of this Whisky derived from tbs grain used
| featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, N. D.. State Assayer
| No. l6 Boysen street.
| CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent
| Jig Walnut street,
| je2 ly&w e4Il.. PHnADEIrArA.
MOSS, BROTHER q co...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29

DLLEARD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ID and for from the anutactory Of Messrs NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
Gnshions also Cloths Balls Cues and all
0 her trimmings belonging IT, this line.
All kfny received and promptly attended TO.
A. w. MERRIAM
ALI iy - ffhn-lo' Ui'i'arl pr"-s N n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29

MAHOGANY AND BLAUk WALNUT FURNITURE, Fl
Forte and Carpets at Auction
BY J. B. WALTON,
AUCTIoSEER--Offee 40 Camp street.
MONDAY. October /, 1850, at IL O'Clock
M A. a., on the premise So 500 Dfysdes street. between
oe Household Furniture consisting in part of Mahoe
any Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany MarbeTop
BILE Mahogany Marbcop Sideboard and Mahogany Rocking
Chair, Black Walnut Bedstead Bureau Washstands Armo
ood Victoria Bedstead Mattresses Extension Cherry
Table Looking GlHss Brussels Carpets Rugs Stove Kitchen
Furniture, etc.. etc.
One Pleyel Piano (nearly new,l
p9-TERMS-Cash on delivery. se27
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29

to attend the regular monthly meeting MONDAY, Oct
sS9 At 2cGe z Z n a the n C roe y S5 LSdg sS No. .n Ii
Royal street l oSet Il geG9Tfs be Prsa y requested
sep 2t FREp L. RAscH, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE NEW ontrAss CRY RAILROAD Co..
ES-SeaIed Prouosais viii be received at
M III 2es &c qa hs a sf ocobe GT Ta"s 1"s % m 2 sst 3
~ +, ni So r w i'si sas be delivered
st jonD2S75G ies on hc Isl December and The balance
mfs ] ~ & 81 &c"e SsS se @ from S% Bso
ST. John Of Al 900 feet, 70 be delivered monthly com
"iSj 0 GS d ta 70 on agane and rrysqa
'o%%iSs s%G a5s2 70 ,S Ne c%s rs from ap bad knots splits and
Bids to be per 1000 feet, lB 81 delivered and piled.
Payments ~ cash upon each monthly delivery
se2j I'd Engineer aud Superintendent
cAnosDE1Er cAs,1. ASp NAVIGATION qoMrrAAsy,
RS-At n special meeting of the Board of Di-
tes,sr held 5n the 2'h inst lie Following resolution was
Resolved That hereafter foaed mhers spars Of any
the Bay st. John and Canal Carondee and sNty days from
the ist Of October e2 be allowed to owners Of any such tim
under the penalty Of SO for day shall re
main beyond that period else removed at their own expense
m sei8 8a sb ''SS LoUI5 H G1GNEr Secretary
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
New Orleans. N August gust 30, iseo,.S
"" ss nqstsf as .s l. 1
frrh either IN transit or ut stations and depo
By order Of the Board
aus1 I'm r. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
HEADQUAnrrns STATE EXECUTIVE coaarTKE .
OF CONSTITUTIONAL UFIoH PARTY, I
AuguSt s, 1860
sMass Meetings VII, bs s.iid hsid psPiss
Third District Washington Square, WEDNESDAY August
l5 instant .. =, ,
second Dlstrict-Pace d. Arnes TUESDAY. September T.
Fonnh :. Clay Square, WEDNESDAY, Sept l9.
First Clay Statue, Canal street WEDNESDAY,
Third Observation-Disclosures Square WEDNESDAY, Oct II.
Right Bank fAlgiers]-SATURDAY, October y.
First Di7trict-Cay Statue, Canal street. MONDAY Nov. D.
Distinguished Speakers will address the se9arS meetings.
The Climbs attached le Constitutional Union Bell and
Everett Party respectfully invited TO onand % the
public generally irrespective Of party cordial invitation is
eXteuded BY order Of the Committee:
| NJ. MUSSON, Chairman
! Tnos CURRY, Secretary. an9 te
LOUISIANA STATE BANR, 1
New Orleans, Aug. l. 1860
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
PUBLIC HOUSES.

DHUNIX HOUSE,
No. 90 ST CHARLES STREET,
Is now oren having Just completed improvements each
department, for tie business selson;
DAVID BIDWEII, Proprietor
New Orleans. Sept. q, 1860 sea 6t