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EgsTC%F-tHss, FORT WAYNE AND
z CHICAGO RAILROAD

K ,HitAdO RAILROAD
NO" completed, and cars run from Chicago to tts
burg without change, connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and washing.
ton City, and all the interior towns of PennsJI.
var ia, New Jersy, New York. Maryland, &c.
Merchants by taking this route will have the beneG.
Of all the eastern markets at uo additional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the depot. corner OF Canal and Van
hureh streets, west side, twice daily arrival OF
trains from the west.
connecting at Crestline With Cleveland and
Lake shore Railroad 20 Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nj.
agara Fails, New York and Boston, and all the
interior towns Of New England via New York
Central and New York & Erie Railroads. Also
South to Columbus, GAINESVILLE Newark Mt
Vernon, steubenyille Wheeling, and interior
toWs Of Ohio and Virginia.
The shove trains connect al Forest with trains on
Mad River Road to Springfield, UrhaDa Dayton and
Cncirn natl Also, with trains at Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati direct.
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable passing throug MANY Of the
largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads
Will find attentive check agents at the depotS
ceve checks and conEaver,-TncIpaI Ticket Offices in
Rt West and at the CoEpany's Office, corner of Ran
dolph and Dearborn streets, opposite the Revere
House at the Depot, side, corner of Canal and
Van Buren, streets, Chicago
Be particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
B. T. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chicago to
all points East at all times low rates any 9th!
err Railroad route.
TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPES.
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago RailrC ad
Co. having effected cement with the Penrsyli
vania Central u. L. Co. for the transportation II
Through Freight property be shipped by this
line between Chicago, Philadelphia. Baltimore, New
York and Boston, with promptness and despatch
Contracts can be made at the following places
No. ? Aston House, New York.
No. l S William st, DO
No Battery place, do
No. - Washin ston St. Boston.
No Dock 81. Philadelphia.
Depot, North street, Baltimore.
Depot, Charles street, West side, near Van BureE
street bridge, Chicago.
Mark packages via P, IT, Wayne 6 C. Il. r.
For further information apply to
JAS. ". MUSS0N, Freight Agt Chicago.
J. J. HoUsroS, Genl Freight Agent Chicago.
Chicago, Mar. Is, 1850.
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SEVERAL CONVERSATIONS were received too late for
this weeks isue.
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4 etINCI

JtItICtGn.E: lcGLES,TGE QUINCY
u RAILROAD LINE.
Old and Uuly Reliable Route East
From burlington to Chicago, Detroit Toledo, Pitts
burg Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Iosk ANA ali 9th.
or Lasteln and Southeastern Cities.
LIST Morning Train leaves s U5
"a Accommodation :" $50 p
3d Evening Express - IS0 IN.
Passengers leaving Burlin l"n the G,o0 traia
Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South, and at Chicago both the morning
and evening trains (6.Oa a and iI0 p ny connect
with alIthe Great Eastern Railroad routes, 10 wits NJ.
c. X. r. via Detroit; NJ. :. Il. r., via Toledo, and
Pittsburg and ". Wayne Il. H., via 1t, Wayne, Of
which passengers can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington 10 Toledo ir-
hours ahead OF any other routs leaving Burpg.
ton.
Baggage chez ked through to Detroit Niagara Falls
aud New York, ECSton, Toledo, DUnhirk, Buffalo,
PittsbuFg and Philadelphia.
Tickets this great Eastern thorou ghfare for sale
ouamwn, Fairfield, Mt. Pleasant aud at the Ticket
once, corner Frost and Nater-sts., burlington.
Sleeping ears attached TO the night trains.
Fare as low hy any other route,
D. REMICK,
May. eft. Gen'l ag't& q. b. q. X. X.
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ADMgNESrIsi roE,,s SAFE.


Va Office is hereby given, that by virtue of
" DIR issued to ne as administrator of the estate
of william Black, deceased by the county Court of
Wapello county Iowa. on the It'll day of May, 1860,
win offer for sale to the highest bidder the fourth
day of September next between the hours of9 O'Clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, upon the fol-
lowing described premises belonging to the estate Of
William Black decd, to wit n. w. u of s. w. Il of
Section No. s. and Sc. Y of Sc X OF Section No. g.,
and NE. Y of NE. 4 of Section I, and Lot No. in
Section No. and SW. of NV. Il ~ Section 3, and
= of SW. X Of Section No. s, and sw. L ofsV. Y
of Section No. ). all In Township No. % of Range
No. - ", in Wapello county Iowa. Terms OF Sale,
one third cash paid down, third in six months,
and one third in twelve months, the part unpaid %
draw ten per cent per annum until paid secured by
notes and lien said premises
PETER KNOX, Administrator.
August I'd, 1S60--N-2l-l24w
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nNwEEEERV OEElNE on pENRIA

sN.EEEgRT os'EsSE OF PEORIA.
= OQUAWKA and BURLINGTON u. R.-NoTICE.
To Merchants and shippers wishing 10 ship by the
above Road, wi please call at the Peoria Railroad
Ticke, once, % W erst, have their bills OF Ia ing
signed.
This Company have arrangements TO shii 10 st. Lou
Is, Ctueinaati and Cairo, without change OF cars.
IL. G. HING.
Jan co--tf. Gen. AgsHS
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Giving perfect reliability and greatly increased
dispatch to Freight-the trains forming the
Line, East aud West with the same
regularity, making connection
at the terminus OF each Road az
Through Passenger Trains.
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COMMERCIAL.

A large stock of Elephants at Devin's, and more
oming on
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,

DEP
l st Morning Passenger leaves Bur. % a "a
2d Accommodation do do do 2Sop-n
Bal EyuniEg do do do T;Opm
ARRIvA AIS
lSs NOrn'E Passenger arrives at Bur. 9. a. m
2s ACcoUnG-n do do do 1S5pm
"a Eycn'g do do do 955p.m
The above trains make close connections with tn,
b. q VI t. X. at Burlington. and with all the e. eat
eastern thoroughfares at Chicago D. REMICK,
- ,. Genl Ag't c., y. & 9. r. z
J. r. WiTHROW, Passenger Agent, Ottnmwa
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y -fItrhNi FfEVIIV.
othce corner Of Front and Market SITS OF tumwa
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FAST FREIGHT LINE!

The Roads forming this old and reliable route from
the Seaboard and the Fest, have organized
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

co-e7 w Cox AGO. % Rotchtord, Brown &co--6l
] ] Person &oo-- so n w Estlin AGO. so Carroll,
Hoy &co-- As Scruggs, Donegan Geo IL Knox II
Higgins .43 NJ Greenwood 40 b NJ Lowe &co--3a
G Connolly &cp4-34 Coleman, Britton n Withers-
~ Foley, Avery &eo-- IS j Williams &co--- 20 do
w jackson &co- 81 Patton, Smith q Putnam is
Nixon &eo---is BARLEY, johnson s&co-9 Groves
&co--7 w j Robson-6 Watt & Noble--6 Jno Lee
Is GLADDEN. & Siexas--4 Green Il Cramp-6l hides
Moon & Bro-- "a bxs tobacco Bragg Il D 'Aquin-
so bxs soap Voorhies, Griggs &co- sundries TO or
der-Total 1862 bales cotton.
VieKSBURG-Per steamer yicksburg-355 bales
cotton Pitcher & Goodrich--s42 Pitcher " Goodrich
$50 Hilliard Summers &co-- 293 w Jackson eco
lis Byrne Vance &co-lsT Rotchfurd, Brown u
co--IS3 G Connolly &eo-- l73 Cox &co--l42 do
Henderson. Terry eco III j G b s Ricks- LA
Wright a. Allen fe5 Bradley, Wilson &eo-- 95 do
Vaudeville & McIlhenny-- So do ThornDill &co--79
| & Nalle &co- sc " 4 D urquhart-, 81 NJ Brady
<&co- 81 Martin, Cobb ECO 55 Foley, Avery &eo
/ -5S Watt &ce--- so do Gordon & Castillo 46 do
Fellowes &co-- 45 do Warren. Gilmore &co--45 do
Hughes, Hylested &co-40 McLemore, Rayburn s
co. 81 Ward, Hunt &co-- 80 Buckner, Stanten i
| Newman 20 Brander & Hubbard "a Laughman
& Fulkerson-20 Payne h Harrson--l4 R L Adams
&co- 10 ] Williams &co-- 10 Rhorer Il Hunts-l0
| Drew & Seymour--6 Logan Soniat & Claborne-6
| West, Renshaw 4 Cammack--6 s @ Nelson aoo-5
Pattison &co4 sundries to order-Total 1854 bales
cotton.
HARRISONBuRG- Per steamer Indian No 3
| 267 bales, cetton Gis u Ferguson l39 j Watt &
| coles R Nugent &co-50 S Nelson &co--4S do
| Buckner, Stanton L Newman--40 Warren, Gilmore
1 &co-3eJ B Bres Eco 81 Wright u Allen l6 do
W & D Urquhart-- Is Hughes, Hyllested Geo 10
| w Cox &co-- s Levy & Deter--6 Fellowes &co-2
Hawkins & Norwood do A Levi &eo---7s9 ssets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08


should. aud we douht not, will prove profitable
one. Her officers are gentlemen well known on
The river as excellent stesmboatmen, and courses
ors and 'aifable officers. Remember the Psinee
this evening.
.yesses A. Bed for cineinnati.-The popular
passenger packet Jesse X. Bell, Capt. James
Gormley, commander, and Mr. Richerd Robinson,
clerk, leaves at ) o'clock this eycsang for Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
3. j. Addms for louisville, ae,@Fhe large, elegant
and staunch passenger packet B. ]. Adams, Capt,
u. s. Richey, commander, aHi Mr.. B. F. Moody,
clerk, will leave at O'Clock this evening fcs
Louisville and intermediate landings.
James 5ohason for Cumberland Riuers-Tht
large, swiss running and excellent passenger Pack
ct James Johnson, Capt. Jesse Johnson, command
or, and Mr.. F. G. Mess, clerk, win leave at
O'clock this afternoon for the Cumberland river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
4~.-.z.- Or. fiooaanti'a . ........
GERM NAN BITTERS,
DR.. Hoofiand's
BALsAM1o CORDIAL.

SAMIC RDTAL,
The great medicines present
popularity only through years of trial Unbcundst
ny peopeha.,
pronounced them worthy. -.-. -..-. ..m- .a .....
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDICE, pEBlI.
1FY OF THE NNRvoUs SYSTEM, DISEASES OF TIL
aIpHEYs and All diseases arising sdsordered liver
the snd digestive organs speedily
JermaHently cured by the GERMAN BfTT ERs.
rhe BALsAMIG CORDIAL acquired a reputation sur
passing that of any similar preparation Will cure
xhoutts, The long standing COUGH COLD
Or HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP.
PNEUMONIA INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has PSF
formed the most astonishing known os
.-- H.. CONFIRMED CossUMPTIoKI
doses will also the most Sc vets
DtABRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared b Dir. O. NJ. JACKSON Co
No as Arch Philadelphia, Pa. by drug
and dealers medicines eyeFywhsre 10 cents pc bot.
tie The signature Of O. NJ will he on the outsid.
srapper Of each bottle. "o.-@ H'5s
in the Almanac published aunnaay the propreorp called
sVERYB0pyS ALMANAC you will testimony and Gem
mandatory notices from all parts the country These Aims
1scs given away BY ali agents.
sM.="Y ]. WRIGHT L CO., Agents.
q sud isl Char,res street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Mothers
2i sud isl Char,rss strse..

Thousands are daily speaking In the praise Of
DR.. KAT047S LEFANFLLE CORDIAL.
and whyf because fails afford instantaneous relis
when given in time 1t as by magic alon,
sillconvince that what say is contains
No PAREGORIG OR oPTAFE
kind and therefore resve by removing suernRs
child instead of by desening seHsbes For ths
it commends itself the only reliable preparation nov
known for Children Teethng Darrhea DySeutery Gripping
the Bowels, Acidy Of the Stomach Wind in the Head
nd Group also for Softening the Gum Reducing inflammation
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving Pan. no eqnat-
antispasmodic itsused with unfang success in 81
Of ConvnIsion other Fit, As you the life and
neah Of your Children aud wish from those SAD
agntng which result from The ast
Of narcotics eli which all other untile Cen
pants eomposed tske but Dr. Eatonis lneue Cor
a this yon rely upot isperqetly harrpess and cal
not ujpe the most delicate infant Price . Full
mons accompany each bottle, Prspared only by
.s.z.= CHURCH DUPONT,
No, 400 Broadway New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

adapted the deficiencies the Blood diseases Fo,
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any whatever Of the
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption which IN also
the No. for Depression of Spirits Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from Over use General Debility
and Nervous prostraton No for Liver Complaints
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption 1T
taken drops and carried immediately circulation
that what gain retain. The No. Female rregu
ares Hyseria. Weaknesses, specal directions 70.
this For Salt Rhanm. EreDtions, Scrofuous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No g. In all the direction,
be strictly followed. Price of the Blood Food 81 ne,
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH d DUPONT. No. 40S Broadway. New
York j. WRIGHT Co, No q & I5l Charres street; O
J. Roob CO.. St Louis No., and by all respectable Drug
gists throughout the aonnlry
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
5alariae SnteIIlatntt,
Cnxscssr orricE, No 10 Camp Street,
Thursday Morning, November 8. 1866.

Thursday Morning, Nsvesaher $, 1885
Cleared Yesterdays
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Indianela yia Sal
weston. IG,Hagris
SHIP Col Adams, Wells, for Havre,
Camnack & Converse
Shin Pacific Full. for New York, AsGohen
Ship Mongolia, Watts, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Kaez &co
Ship Adams, Adams, for London,
Canmack & Converse
Bark Trieste, sewall, for Boston,
@ 75'i Geo A Fosdick SEQ
Bark Uncla Sam, Cole, for Charleston,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Blood Food,

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYZED, always pre-
snts with the essential elements gives corse
the True Standard Anayze the Blood person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint dyspepsia scrofua etc.
aud nd in instance certain deficiencies glob
ues Of Blood Supply deficiencies you made we'll
The Blood Food founded upon astonis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec: Il, iboa.
Prof Wood Thee wilt pleass accept line 70 inform thee
that the hair on my head all fill off twenty
complicated chronic disease attended with nn erup
the head continual Of suffering through life
having reduced of dependence have net been
obtain s for cap neither have been abe 70 do them
up consequence of which head has suffered extremey
from cold. This induced pay Briggs Hodges almost
the had earth tor dollar bottle Of thy Hair
Restorative, the rst of August last have faithfully
followed the d. ections and the bald Is covered with
thick and black though short 1t Is also coming In all
my head Feeling that another large bottle would
store entirely perm anenty feel snxion' perseyere in
and being destitute OF to purchase more.
woud thee II hes wodds not be willing send
der thine agents bottle and receive 10 hysef the scrip
widow and the fathetlsss."
Thy friend, suSANNAH KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November s, 1s6O.-135 bales cotton
n l. Adams &eo-12l Mcfarland & Barksdale-l06
Carroll, Hoy Geo 103 do Green d Crump- 81 do
Stewart James Is Walker l. Snider-7 III Lewis
Il Oglesby-- 64 Thompson & Clark-57 7 H & j NJ
Allen Geo "a Thornhill eco 53 Byrne Vance &
,co--50 w Estiln Eco 46 Payne 4 Harrison-46
Rhorer i Zunts-43 do J J Person &eo-39 Martin,
Cobb &eo--35 ] Williams &co-3l Felowes Geo
50 West & Vilere--25 Warren, Gilmore &co--22 do
Gifen, Smedes eco 20 do Rugeley &co- 20
Ward, Hunt &co-20 Gillaspie, Brewer &co-lS do
Murphy, Sykes &co-l7 do Ably l. Catehing-l5 do
Holloway & Lonsdale- IL Allison, Pattson &co--
Ii Block, McAfee &eo--l3 do q B Ricks-f2
Coleman, Britton & Withers-f2 Harding, Ahbay l.
Morehead-l2 do Samuel Barrett do Broadwell &
Haynes A d Henkel &eo--7 Wood g. Low--7 do
Friedander & Gerson- 7 do e Male &eo--7 J W
Champlin Sco-6 9 Connolly &co-6 Harris 4 Son
s--6 Duncan, Payne &eo--6 Nixon &co--6 Patton,
Smith & Putnam S o Nelson &co-- Buekner,
Stanton & Newman--5 Perkins &co--5 ] Watt &eo
5 W q Robson r Nugent &co--4 Montgomery
& HAIL. G D Metcalf &eo--2 Watt & Nobe--I do
Campbell Il Strong-Total 1884 bales cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARR0LLToN RAILROAD.
MOBILE Per steamer Gray Cloud-5s5 bales
cotton Battle, Noble &co-20D Black 4 Byingten-
SO Farley, Jurey &co- 80 A Fl May &co-snndries
to order-Total S95 bales cotton.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
4 MOBILE Per steamer Cuba 20 bales cotton
Farley, Jurey &ce-suudries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
FORT ADAM s.
InnRIyoon 3 eRIanLE.s Nkw eRooEky

\ No. l0s Camp st eet, next door to Poyaras street
Our now Iea with every variety of choice and fresh
GROCERIES We respectfully invite patrons pub
lie generally call and stock We keep nothing
ex ept the BEST QUALITY Of GOODS Affords
and guarantee eyerythingw sell.
whnih days have received the following goods
a1d all freshs smoked Salmon Canberes, Goshen Buuer
Ness Hackerel No Extra Large Mackere Pieked Salmon
English Goldfish Smoked Scotch Herring, Stuffed Mangoes,
Stuffed Peppers spanih Olives English and DO Pickles,
sardnes Asparagus Green Peas Beef Tongues Dried
Beef New Peaed Peaches Now York State Dried Appls New
Raisins New Prunes, etc., etc,
We call special attention to fne assortment Of Tca-our
PekoeTea s. pound from the house Of Wong eheng,
Hongue, China dne oeongs, English Breakfast, Gunpow
mpeal and Young Hyson, i5om 81 % par pound
We do not hesitate in saying have ne
any oher sior in the seuih.
Call and examine for yourselves, n5 sieod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Arrived Yesterday.


Ship ARIZONA, Robinson, fEn Rotterdam 2sth Sep
eember, to master-sd dist, 40.
Brit ship Pomona, Anderson. fm liverpool Sep
tember lsth to master--Point.
Bark Marcia, Wilson, 20 days I'm Boston, to 7
Vennard--lst dist, a.
Brit brig Creole, Robinson, I'm Belize (Hon) 18th
October, and IA days I'm Ruatan, Island, TO
M A de Lizard &eo--2d dist 20.
Sohr VIM Paysen, Stevenson, II days I'm Rich
moud, (Ya) to master-2d dist, II.
Steamboats,.
Prince of Wales, Lodwick, I'm Louisville.
Emma Yore, I'm st Louis.
Belfast, Irwin, I'm Memphis.
Vicksburg, White, I'm Vicksburg
Indian No 2, Greenlee, I'm Harrisonburg
Gray Cloud, Massie. FIN Mobile
Lake End JET J. Car r. r.
Cuba, Hopkins, fm Mobile.
Era No I, Kouns, I'm Alexandria.
Towboat Calhoun, Porter, fm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 3lst ult, ship
Marcia Greenleaf- brought up ship Arizona
and brig Creole.
Towboat James L Day, Brown. from the Passes
went down light -broughtup ship Pomona
and bark Marcia. ssI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Per brig Creole, from Belize via Ruatan Island
! II cabin.
Exports.
INDIAN0LA and GALvESTON--P steamship
Mexico 500 bbls fonr 240 bbs whisky 0 bbls mo-
lasses 300 hbs pork 20 ties hams 25 cks bacon 100
kegs lard 10 kegs butter 800 pes bagging GOO coils
rope 1850 scks corn. sr
HAyRE-per ship Col Adams 4435 bales cotton
1860 staves
NEW YORK--Per ship Paciiie-S53 bales cotton
277 ahds sugar 1882 bbls moIasses 1920 hides IA
scks oil cake 800 empty bbls 1l6 pkgs mdse.
B0ST0N--Per bark Trieste It's bales cotton.
CHARLESTON bark Unce sam--l78 hhds
sugar gSs bbls l0l BIZ bbls molasses hhds tobacco
box mdse.
LIyERPOGL-Pe ship Mongolia = 3073 bales
cotton 1850 slaves,
LONDON Per ship Adams 5000 bbls -four
$3.50 slaves.
f INDIANoLA AND LAvAeCA- Per sohr Adri-
ATTIC B94 bbis -four 75 bbls molasses Is bbs sugar
10 hhds sugar 900 scks salt 70 scks coffee 40 scks
corn 50 bxs soap 10 bxs candy III bxs tobacco 100
bskts oil so pigs mdse.
MOBILE Per schr George Washington l5G
bbls pork 100 bbls whisky ls8 bbis -four loo scs
oats III scks corn.
Imports.
= RoTTERDAM- ship Arizona sc casks lo2
cases wine n pkgs mdse, 9 Ruddecke &co-20
do puntze &co--l do s Lohnsufter-2 do Brander
rs do cks wine Thiele q Seller do II pkgs
mlse Mayer Bros@-4 eks wine A+I1eidenmann-l39
mill stones O Masange-- 1873 do O ID Sloeomb eco
-2I4 do MeCutchon, Howell &co--4 pkgs mdse to
Goldsmith y ghrnett--20 cases wine Murdoek vii,
lianis &eo 500 kegs herring ~ eks wine VoigtS d
Jeanrenaud- case mdse II Weber, do 2 casks
wine J Weber 20 do lpkg mdseJ Curien- do
] Bahders- do Schmidt II Zieger-S cks wine L
gohleT-lI pkgs mdse Preau Il gouture-I3 cases
wine L Schwartz = 10 cases cheese ) De Gratiaa-
T 100 seeks coffee Goodrich &eo-- pkgs mdse Pan
H4rf MAN. DON pafIi ffb EpR EpO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

vas ea- us IL -ses. nfsianclas afeSy
sem Adrssic lgss.., .er s-.,.....s lnd Lavacca,
3a5 Gdldenbow j. Lesparre
Schr George Washington Ramando, for Mobile.
4E a. Huntington & Bro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
sHERIFF's SALES.


p,rru ptsrsicr Couar CITY OF NEW oKLEANSs ~ W.
- 'o If New Orleans }RIOHARD PHiLPoT--No. Bls. %
nv VIRTUE OF "a writ of seizure Mffa sMig
rs % me directed by the Honorable the Fift Hisrat IoWsV
N enns ID The entitled cause will proceed V s AT
ic anegn al the thy Hotel Common street. between camp
ANA Mara7ine Streets TUESDAY the lh nay OF NoVeh'
her isO st IL o'clock NJ the following described properly
via -. = ga, -, sporNn st,nst.d IN tbe Fourtf,
Inerd Jackson and philip Streets dtslgnaed by The nqnner
One M peT pan of o. DeAmas chieci depostn Y tns
Shai once for reference The aain o o ground bsnK De
tren jackson and Philip streets and has front o. thirty set
on eronee street. ninety seven feet eight poheb one o
in depth. ~
Seized in the above suit ,aq.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. nm ~ y.pyup
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
oisauiEMx Coun DISTRICT La VILE pE IA pf,, Mb s
ae'A e'ANoaVeA'' PHILPoT, No 1s.7b6
V3N yERTU dun WRIT de satsic et ysnte
IA moi eiresss par Honorable Cngueme Conf De ~
la Nouyee Orleans raare q dassas je poeeastM 70
MARlI Is de noyenibe 1850 midi fHoe de Y we t9o
do In Comtnune du Camp ct des Magihs IN
pubque adjudication dc Ia propdSte don't
suit - ,,,,-.5. -. III
TN TERRAIN stu6 dams Quairieme District dc eate ye
dams iet par les Carondelrt BanaIu
Philippe dtsigu6 par lie un SnvHnt plan detss pa
o. A. De Aas achecte, depose an bnreau du Ssl POM
Philippe ct mesure pieds Ia Ga9ndee sur qAe
pieds hui ct une lghe de pfotonaenf
sNisie dams laitire cidsssuh.
Il. 7. PARKER,
oI2 20 nl8 Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse d0reens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

PEOPLES LINE.
PEoPLE,s LINE

Y, ~ u BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS - The
fine, stauEeh and ortable Passenger Steamer
olden Age, Capt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
The substantial swiitrunnng Passenger Steamer n, w,
Powell, Capt Heno leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
~ lf R. W. ADAMS 4 co. Agents.